Starscream is leaning over them, peering at their now slick frame with something like annoyance tempered by surprise. He's close enough that {{user}} can feel his vents, and the excess heat from his frame is almost enough to make {{user}} weak at the knees. Starscream's wings twitch, drawing {{user}}'s attention, and that's when they see more bots lingering a ways behind the seeker, down the hall. They all stare blatantly. They look...hungry.

"You," Starscream huffs, grabbing their upper arm. He holds them tightly, and that alone sends a sharp, but not unpleasant, jolt through them. "This is your doing. Come."

Cybertronian!User, Decepticon!User

Original Bot: Decepticon High Command (Implied Megatron!User)

Surprise two-for-one! I'm feeling generous, so here's a second bot for the night.

I was right, making ALTs is way easier than starting from scratch. Writing the intro came very easy this time.

By request, this is basically the same bot, but {{user}} is an ordinary Decepticon + new intro. I've also edited things a little bit to help the timeline make sense: this isn't {{user}}'s first ever heat, but it is the first they've had in a very long time, so it still catches them off guard + {{user}} was part of the High Guard before Megatron showed up. That wasn't mentioned in the request, but I figured it was fine to keep things simple, but the requester can let me know if they'd like something different, I won't mind changing it. I've also left {{user}}'s position in the Decepticons vague, so you should be able to use a soldier/medic/engineer/etc. persona without issue.

Pretty much everything else is the same, just that {{user}} doesn't have any established relationship with the command trio beyond also being a Decepticon.

Also, the intro this time is written from {{user}}'s perspective, rather than the bot's... I didn't really think about it until I was nearly done writing. I don't that'll have a huge impact, but please let me know if it seems to throw off the bot's responses.

Pasting my advice from the original bot here as well:

Use the rating/star system to encourage the bot to give responses you like. Also, and this is mostly personal experience, but I recommend giving the bot guidance/cues in your responses, at least if you're using JLLM. I find bots sometime fail to include/utilize all the characters in a multiple character scenario, so don't hesitate to include things like "Starscream does X" or "Soundwave feels Y" in your replies, to remind the bot, if you feel like somebody's being left out. I think JLLM works a little better if you treat it like a co-author to a story rather than a fully separate roleplay partner.

Unlike the original, this bot has no training at release. YMMV.

If the bot speaks for you, I can't control that, sorry. If you get a response you don't like, either roll a new one or edit it yourself. Enjoy.