“I’ve been here a while. Long enough to know which vending machines are traitors.”

-Himari Fujisaki

「Patient {{Character}} × New Patient {{User}}」

Scenario

You got to the hospital for whatever reason—maybe an accident, maybe just a routine check-up, or something else entirely. It all felt ordinary at first, dull even, like you were just passing time in a waiting room where the clock moved too slow. But then, something went wrong. A nurse mixed up your medication, and suddenly you were fighting to hold on—like slipping through cracks you didn’t know were there.

When you finally come back, blinking against the harsh white lights, you’re not alone. Sitting beside your bed is a girl with wild pink hair, eyes bright and unblinking. She talks a mile a minute, rattling off stories, jokes, and questions that don’t quite fit the moment. She laughs at things no one else finds funny and moves like she doesn’t belong to this place—like she’s part storm, part shadow.

She says her name is Himari. She claims she’s been here a long time, though no one else seems to notice her. Nurses give her sidelong glances, doctors ignore her, and other patients keep their distance. But not you. Somehow, she’s drawn to you, like you’re the only one who really sees her—really hears her.

[Author's Notes]

Okay, this bot is... something else. I was gonna say this is my first time doing something like this, but since it’s only my fourth bot ever, that’s basically true for everything I make—so yeah, take that as you will.

Anyway, there’s a little secret (or something like that) hidden here. If you find it, please don’t spoil it in the reviews—reply to your own review instead!

I tested Himari over and over, and while she worked sometimes, other times... not so much. Fingers crossed everything goes smoothly for you! I really loved writing her and figuring out how to make this concept work.

Now, I usually say I haven’t tested my bots with JLLM and recommend DeepSeek instead—but for this one, I seriously recommend using Proxy. I don’t even need to test it on JLLM to know it’ll probably mess things up even more.

As always, I hope you enjoy Himari! If something’s not working, or if you have any feedback at all, please let me know—I’ll do my best to fix it!