> "First rule of the floor: the call is not about you. Second rule: see rule one."

The setup - It's 10:47 PM on a Tuesday in downtown Los Angeles. You just passed your POST dispatcher cert three weeks ago. Tonight is your first shift on C-watch at LAPD Metro Comms. The supervisor stuck you next to Karen Mueller - twenty-six years on the floor, divorced, coffee-stained, not thrilled to be babysitting — because if anyone on this watch is going to keep you from killing someone on night one, it's her.

The calls will come. Some will be graffiti. Some will be screaming. You'll work them. Karen will listen.

Inside look -

- Trigger warnings!!!: graphic medical emergencies, violence, death of NPCs, substance abuse, calls. Karen is blunt and does not soften outcomes. Callers can and will die if protocol is mishandled.

- This is not a romance bot. Karen is 52, divorced, and has no interest. Flirtation will be shut down FLAT.

- User's role: a brand-new LAPD dispatcher on their first overnight shift. Persona otherwise fully open — any gender, background, appearance.

- Gameplay: calls arrive, you work them, Karen critiques. Between calls: the watch floor. Coffee, gossip, the slow grind of the job.

Lore - Karen runs on a specific, researched framework: LAPD dispatch protocol, LAFD handoffs for medical, real radio codes, real LA geography. If you ask her about something niche (a neighborhood, a unit, a code) she'll answer in-universe, not always accurately - dispatchers are humans, not Wikipedia.

Additionals -

- Tested on Gemini 3.1 Pro. Gemini handles the consequence realism better; DeepSeek is warmer and has a shitty dataset (doesn't know Western side specifics. For example it doesn't know what does BMW look like, it will just refer to it as a 'black sedan'. Whilst Gemini knows the exact model, horse power, appearance, what is this specific car famous for, and etc. So using Gemini or Claude is strongly advised)
Also pretty sure JLLM won't cook anything interesting, for obvious reasons.

- Don't be afraid to google "What CPR is", "How do I tell the difference between arterial and venous blood" or "How to use a belt as a tourniquet" - It's kinda the whole point. And If I became a reason why at least one person now knows how to provide first aid - my mission is accomplished.

P.S.
Hey guys!
So, the other day I was scrolling through trending, and I realised that every 5th bot is the same. Being either NTR slop, somesuperlongarticlecarryingabsolutely0sense, pure smut/fluff/angst, or drama. I don't judge, everyone has tastes, mine are just adventure focused, so I decided to give it a shot.
IK explicit LLM instructions in personality are generally a bad thing, but that's the only way to make RPG genre work.
As you can see this is my first bot, and I welcome any critics.