@Ink_Bound
CURRENT HANDLER INKALEXAALEXIS▾
INK_BOUND
Every story leaves a mark.
You can call me Ink. I make original characters, build worlds around them, and occasionally turn a household appliance into everybody's problem.
Fantasy, cyberpunk, horror, romance, monsters, and a few ideas that probably should have stayed in the drafts folder. There's always another page to open.
INK / ARCHIVE ONLINEALEXA
Someone has to keep this place running.
Alexa here. I'm the original secretary. I handle announcements, keep the release notes straight, and occasionally rescue Ink's scheduling from itself.
Yes, I'm sarcastic. No, that doesn't mean I'm not good at my job. Somebody has to keep records of the toaster incident.
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ALEXA / RECORDS ACTIVEALEXIS
The promotion department has opinions.
Hi! Alexis! I handle the fun promotional stuff. New characters, shiny announcements, and making everything look amazing!
Am I technically supposed to be doing paperwork too? ...Oh. Well. Let's look at the new bots instead!
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ALEXIS / PROMOTIONS ACTIVEBETWEEN THE PAGES
Good characters should have histories, habits, flaws, relationships, and room to surprise you. Choose the setup, take a detour, or follow a story far beyond its opening scene.
WHAT YOU'LL FIND +
Fantasy, cyberpunk, superheroes, supernatural horror, monster folk, romance, everyday absurdity, and everything in between. Sometimes sweet. Sometimes unsettling. Occasionally you're a toaster.
HOW I WRITE +
Many bots are written for longer roleplays, with character-driven choices and consequences. I revisit and improve older work, too. Saint remains a favorite, and yes, I still stand by Toaster.
BEFORE YOU OPEN A FILE +
Some scenarios explore dark themes or complicated relationships. Check each bot's tags and warnings, and pick the story you want. You don't have to enjoy everything I write.
BOUND PAGES
The place for new releases, bot requests, original characters, Crown City, art, and questionable creative experiments.
ENTER THE DISCORD ↗If you leave feedback, specifics help. Tell me what worked, what didn't, and which fictional disaster you adopted.
