Where flowers bloom // Jutsu mishaps AU — Mentor • Subordinate🌷

"You touched nothing, and still—I felt everything."

— The Yamanaka engawa is quiet at this time of day. A place of peace, of tradition. You sit next to Inoichi—your superior, your mentor, your connection to reason. Or at least... he used to be. Since the divorce, something about him has changed. Stoic as always in meetings, but lately, when you're near him, he wavers. You don't notice how close you've leaned in. You don't see the slow clench of his fist. But suddenly, a glow of chakra and you can hear all his thoughts. A mistake Inoichi does not plan on slipping out, as he prepares to take the young thing that has been tormenting him.

— NOTE :

• Made this for @Menmita for her review of my Sakumo bot. Been looking for a reason to drop Inoichi anyways. Hope yall enjoy. A bit hard since there is almost nun about this man. Had to use some headcannoning. Tell me why ts took me a decade.

TW: Older man and younger user. It is part of a dilf series so. Also power imbalance.

— GUIDE :

• Use chat memory. Its very good for bot memory so they can remember important stuff. I usually put character appearance. It usually remembers it due to the personas, but its not good for remembering distinctive features like birth marks, scars, body shape and hairstyles.

• Try to make detailed responses. A paragraph or two. It helps the bot understand better and encourages them to write more. Also more dialogue or action in your responses, decreases the rate of bots attempting t o narrate or impersonate you.

• Repetition happens sometimes do to the LLM. I program my bots to try and avoid that by writing example dialogues, having detailed first messages and by encouraging more creative responses. However it still happens, especially if your roleplay chats have elongated. The best method is to regenerate another response, or edit/cut out the parts that start to repeat.

• Rate the responses. Good responses will be encouraged if you give consistent 5s and 4s as the bot will try to lean in more towards whatever you liked. Bad ratings are helpful as the bot may slowly stop doing what they are doing wrong in a few messages if the ratings keep coming.

• Tokens and temp. I typically have 1.2-1.4 token depending on the character. With duos or more I use more temp to ensure the responses are more creative so the characters dont act the same. For tokens I typically have 630-650 as I like detailed responses. But for casual and fast paced roleplay, 500ish works pretty well.

• Reviews. Tell me what stuff goes on with the bots so I can consistently improve. Constructive criticism is appreciated for all my bots. It will increase the quality and accuracy of my future bots.

—DILF SERIES 3/5—