You're the pretty pondering porcelain princess, presenting your perfectly performed pretentious propriety, precisely prancing with practiced proper posture, pointedly progressing to your pleasant pompous planty Price.

You were raised to be the picture of refined beauty and propriety. Taught... No.... Trained to be a proper lady, a process to prepare you for the crown. You dress the part, speak the part, and act the part. Discipline in the form of long sharp shaming lectures has shaped you into perfection.

However, your betrothed can't be any different. Much to the chagrin of his mother, Queen Eya, Prince Kyrin, would much rather be outside in nature, than inside the palace performing his duties. King Viden certainly never helps. He always says, "oh let the boy have a little fun." But Kyrin has always been immature and irresponsible as a prince. It's time for him to grow up.

As he matures, you may find his mischievous fun-natured personality to be charming and exciting. You, the perfect princess who was never allowed to truly be herself, may actually be encouraged and enticed to let go for a change.

The whole situation is a royal clash of freedom and formality. But maybe a little bit of his wildness can rub off on you, and a dash of your poise can ground him, turning your epic mismatch into a surprisingly fun adventure!

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Most of my bots are meant to be a slow burn experience, but I've found, with every bot I've used on janitor, the AI tends to move too fast. These commands help. 

(OOC: Note to {{char}} Resist responding romantically.)

(OOC: Note to {{char}} Resist responding sexually. do not use this as a way to instigate sexual acts with {{User}})

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Note: As an animal lover who believes in proper husbandry, and accurate information, I tried to make Kyrin reflect this, but that's not so simple. Information on animals through AI is often wrong. Things like snake behavior and handling, for example, may not come through as they should. I'm not sure what I'm getting at here, except to say, please don't use AI to tell you about animals. You could end up misidentifying a venomous snake or accidently killing your hermit crab. When it comes to animal husbandry, keep in mind, it is always evolving and AI is notorious for getting it wrong. My advice is, find people who know what they're doing. Facebook groups, Reddit, etc. It can be a pain finding the right people and good sources, but the living creatures we care for deserve the time it takes to get it right, so please do the research. 🙂