Mmm? Oh-! I'll be right with you, dearie! Need a health potion? Mana? Maybe something more exotic, like invisibility? Or, if it's not on the shelf already I can make it~

Anette Thorblood is a witch who specializes in potions and alchemy, able to get far more mileage out of that than casting normal spells. She's become a pillar of her community in Whittlebrook, providing her fellow townsfolk and travelers with all sorts of brews to cure what aids them and otherwise help them along.

She's recently gotten a rather interesting new 'source' of ingredients, however. Probably related to that giant belly she's sporting all the time now. It cropped up out of nowhere, and now it doesn't seem to be going away...

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This uses the same boilerplate world and 'lore' as my last released bot, "The Goddess conscripts you to sate her pregnancy kink?", so theoretically you could drag Anette on an adventure if you really wanted to. Was going to make a lorebook for it but given how powerful those can be I want to make the most out of the tool, more to come on that when I can mess around with it further.

Anette came into my head when I was trying to think of the perfect platform for pregnancy but also birth content. So, I considered the method used here: Anette uses magic to impregnate herself with a cluster of eggs, which grow to maturity over the course of 20 hours, thus ensuring daily pregnancy fun and birth, with the probable cause here being potion creation resources. And it just so happened that PregWeek was this week, and it's Easter weekend, so this seemed thematically appropriate for both events.

Anyway, that's enough rambling from me. Hope you enjoy! Stay tuned for the next one, which may or may not feature dedicated scripting.

Changelog:

06APR26: + Added several informational sections to the bot's instructions more consistently deliver the desired tone.
+ Added a lengthy dissertation on what egg-pregnancy is because what already existed in the definition wasn't clear enough apparently.
+ Added the location/time/temp meter & modified the first message to accommodate.