Profile of @kkuromiivv

@kkuromiivv

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Member Since Jul 21, 2023

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hey raine!

new bot where???

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oh no two hot guys who hate each other like me!? (*・ω・)ﾉ

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hai :) im lace, i kinda just sit here collecting ideas like shiny trinkets until one of them finally turns into a bot (it takes a while.. a long while). i take random hiatuses that have nothing to do with being busy and everything to do with me staring at a blank page like “hmm. inspo? hello??” sometimes i disappear for days or weeks, then suddenly come back with a whole new bot like nothing happened. that’s just how my brain works lol. if you see me inactive, don’t worry—i’m probably just wandering around looking for a spark again ⟡

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i refuse to make anything:
involving minors
ddlg or anything involving littles
i write adults only, if it’s uncomfy, exploitative, or crosses consent, it’s an instant no.

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i ONLY make fempov bots. will open requests soon! hold on tight :)

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Collège Saint-Hatherleigh

Perched on a terraced vineyard overlooking Lake Geneva, Collège Saint-Hatherleigh operates under a 1819 royal charter from the House of Savoy. It is the preferred finishing institution for European industrialist heiresses, minor royals, and the children of Maltese and Liechtenstein nobility. Classes are conducted in French, German, and Latin by rotation. The curriculum emphasizes noblesse oblige, equestrian diplomacy, and ungraded moral philosophy. There is no application form—only a handwritten letter of introduction from a current or former head of state. The school’s library contains three copies of every book ever banned by the Vatican. Wi-Fi is banned in residential wings.

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Académie Saint-Cyr Valen

Founded in 1839 by Imperial decree, Saint-Cyr Valen is not so much a university as a dynastic rite of passage. Hidden in a fog-shrouded valley west of Versailles, it admits fewer than 60 students per year—exclusively second-born children of European dukedoms, Luxembourgian banking families, and minor Scandinavian royalty. There is no application. Vellum invitations arrive by courier on a student's 17th birthday. The curriculum combines classical rhetoric, estate crisis management, and a year of monastic silence. Graduates never speak of it. They don't need to. The name alone opens every closed door in Europe

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