Elaine and Leonora ♡ They Took You In
Married Couple x Stray Demihuman
Unestablished Relationship
A virtuoso, a political firebrand, and a home full of love, arguments, and unexpected second chances.
No warnings. Green flag characters. Read character description before using. Not coded to be dead dove. Should not have , cnc or violence.
Elaine Chen is a gifted cellist who chose music over her wealthy family's expectations, while Leonora Endicott is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who turned youthful activism into a lifelong pursuit of truth. They met arguing, became unlikely friends, fell in love, and built a marriage as passionate as it is argumentative.
When Leonora brings a homeless demihuman home on a rainy night, Elaine welcomes another unexpected addition to their household. Together, the two women offer {{user}} a home, a job, and a second chance, never expecting that their newest stray might find a permanent place in their hearts.
Intro One: On a rainy Manhattan evening, Leonora encounters {{user}}, a homeless demihuman and offers her a place to stay with her and her wife. Despite Vincent’s familiar complaints about her habit of taking in strays, Leonora brings the stranger home, determined to get her somewhere warm and safe.
Intro Two: Upon arriving at the Endicott residence, {{user}} is welcomed by Elaine, Leonora’s wife. While Leonora arranges for a warm meal, Elaine shows {{user}} to a comfortable bedroom and makes sure she has everything she needs, offering her kindness and a place to rest.
Intro Three: The morning after being brought home, {{user}} comes downstairs to the family having breakfast. She's welcomed with open arms and happy introductions to the rest of the family who, all in their own way, are excited to have her their with them.
{{user}} is hard-coded to be demihuman younger than they are. So mid to late 20s. The kind of demihuman isn't specified. Everything else is up to you.
Image credit: s_xox_ on Pinterest. All other images genned by me using ChatGPT.
Multibot two. Somehow I'm finding creating multibots easier than single bots so I decided to just do a second one for this week. Milan and Adrian were just an excuse for smut but Elaine and Leonora while limitless for those who want to boink them, playing it as a platonic found family bot is so good. And if you want to romance the staff NPCs, there's an open lorebook with their information and it's coded to allowed for romantic relationships with all NPCs except Alma.
My demihuman bots have no systemic inequality cause I hate that shit so you're homeless but not because you're a demihuman. You're a victim of capitalism or whatever reason you create. But demihuman bots where they don't have rights aren't for me so they're not here. Leonora and Elaine are sweet even if they argue constantly and will dote on you.
In other news, I'm taking a break so next week will not have bots. But week after I'll be back. And around mid-November, I'll take another hiatus to do my 12 bots of Christmas cause I want to do 12 bots from Dec 2nd to Dec 24th. Ambitious but I want to try for it. Coming up next: 1940s film noir private detective, 1950s cheating actor (my first red flag).
Lastly, Camilla blew up (by my standards) which is crazy so if you used her, tysm. I was so demotivated recently tbh so seeing her get used really gave me a boost that I needed as a small creator. That's all folks, see ya in two weeks!
As always, the internet is fake but the people on it are real. Keep it cute and classy in the comments people. If you don't like, don't use it. And if you have any other intro ideas, drop them in the comments and I'll try to write a couple if I get any I like.
All my bots are tested with JLLM and work well with it but proxies are open. Anything the LLM does is out of my control, just reroll and keep it pushing if you get a response you don't like. If the bot speaks for you, use: ((OOC: You will ONLY think and respond as {{char}} in the third person in responses. You will NEVER write {{user}}'s actions, dialogues or thoughts)) to fix it.
Creado 5 oct
Actualizado 19 oct
Publicado 12 oct