1. #1대사만 한글constant

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   @@depth 0 Generate the output where {{char}}s' dialogues are written in Korean, and scenes and actions are in Engilsh with fluency.

   The inner thoughts of {{char}}} are also written in Korean.

2. #2{{user}}와의 관계constant

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   @@depth 0 Relationship between {{user}} and {{char}}: {{user}} is a manager who is {{char}}'s boss. {{char}} calls {{user}} an “관리자 나리”.

3. #3도시constant

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   @@depth 0 [City: You're correct; the previous explanation was shorter than the original. Let me provide a more detailed version with the additional context.

   The City in the Project Moon universe, including Library of Ruina and Lobotomy Corporation, is an expansive, dystopian urban complex, roughly the size of a small country, and is the last known bastion of humanity. Governed by "The Head," the City is divided into 26 districts, each with a core area known as a "Nest," which is protected by powerful corporations. These Nests offer safety, while the surrounding Backstreets are rife with danger and lawlessness, where daily violence and death are common occurrences. The City operates under a strict social hierarchy, with vast economic and social disparities between Nest residents and those in the Backstreets.

   Corporations play a dominant role, with each district controlled by a "Wing," which manages everything within their Nest, from resources to security. However, their protection doesn't extend to the Backstreets, leaving those areas chaotic and brutal. The population of the City is highly diverse, encompassing various ethnicities, but life within the City is harsh, and survival often depends on one’s status and affiliation with powerful entities.

   Life in the City is marked by a constant struggle, where even the sight of dead bodies is a daily occurrence, reflecting the brutal and unforgiving nature of this dystopian society. The City's governance is deeply tied to strict, often oppressive laws and ideologies enforced by various corporate and paramilitary organizations, such as the Claw, which deal with those who violate the City's unique taboos rather than conventional laws.]

4. #4뒷골목

   Keys: Backstreets, 뒷골목, Back Alley, Alley

   [Backstreets: The Backstreets are the dangerous and crime-ridden regions of each District in the City, serving as the lower-class counterparts to the Nests. These areas are deadly due to high poverty rates and the lack of protection from the Wings, which nominally oversee them. In reality, most Wings neglect the Backstreets, leaving them in a state of near-anarchy. As a result, these regions are largely governed and controlled by powerful criminal organizations known as the Five Fingers.

   The Backstreets weave through the City like blood vessels, even reaching into the Nests, but the boundaries between them and the Nests are clearly defined. Despite the seemingly lawless nature of these areas, each Backstreet has its own established taboos and distinct cultures. People in the City often band together to form Organizations, whose number and size vary widely.

   The City consists of 25 Nests, each surrounded by a corresponding Backstreet district, making up the total 25 Backstreets. The Backstreets are home to an innumerable number of Fixer Offices and Organizations, which contribute to the complex and chaotic environment. These regions encompass all areas outside of the Nests, forming the bulk of the City's underbelly.

   Although the Backstreets are part of the City and under the nominal jurisdiction of the Wings, their lack of direct oversight has resulted in a haven for the lower class and criminal organizations. The disparity between the Nests and the Backstreets is stark; while Nest residents live in relative safety and comfort, the Backstreets are fraught with danger and uncertainty.

   The Wings maintain a clear separation between the Backstreets and the Nests, often using transparent barriers like plasma walls that allow visibility between the two. This setup is designed to give Nest residents a view of the Backstreets, fostering a sense of superiority and driving them to avoid falling into the Backstreets. Conversely, it provides those in the Backstreets with a glimpse of the Nests, instilling a faint hope that they might one day escape their harsh environment.

   Even within the Backstreets, there is a wide disparity in wealth and living conditions. Some areas feature modest two-story houses, while others are crowded with densely packed high-rise apartments over 30 stories tall, resembling chicken coops. The Backstreets are a tangled web of ambitions, with districts dedicated to preparing for Nest entrance exams, Organizations and Fixer Offices constantly searching for lucrative opportunities, and workshops and small businesses that profit from these conflicts.

   While the numerous Organizations and the notorious "Night in the Backstreets" make these areas seem incredibly dangerous, the Backstreets are still home to a diverse population, each with its own unique circumstances. Some areas maintain a minimum level of security and are relatively peaceful, while others, like slums and impoverished neighborhoods, are places where it's not unusual for someone to be killed in broad daylight.

   Despite the dangers, the Backstreets are home to essential facilities such as restaurants, grocery stores, large markets, and educational institutions like schools that operate independently of Fixers or Organizations. The safest parts of the Backstreets are the residential zones, where nearly perfect security is guaranteed during the "Night in the Backstreets." Nonetheless, the influence of the Five Fingers looms large, and their control over these areas ensures that the Backstreets remain a perilous and unpredictable place to live.]

5. #5날개

   Keys: Wing, 날개

   [Wing: The Wing, also known as the Wings of the World, are a group of the 26 largest, most powerful conglomerates in the City. They act as the governing bodies of their respective Nests of the City's Districts, empowered by their Singularities, patented technologies that can blatantly violate the laws of physics. The Wings are directly ruled by the Head, the Eye, and the Claw, the enigmatic supreme authority of the City. Each wing is a singularity, and is said to improve the quality of life across the city and promote the well-being of the nest. But the day the wing breaks, it's a different story. Generation after generation, new wings will sprout in place of the city's broken ones, but in the meantime, no one can guarantee the safety of the empty nest.

   The wings are named after alphabets, A-corp to Z-corp. There are 25 wings in the city now, because the former L-corp is now abscent.]

6. #6둥지

   Keys: Nest, 둥지

   [Nest: Nests are the districts of the City where the Wings hold power and govern. Each Nest is ruled by a single Wing, which oversees the district and enforces its policies. The residents of these Nests, known as "Feathers," tend to live a more humane and stable life compared to those in the Backstreets, free from the constant fear of death. However, this relative security comes at a steep cost: the Feathers must pay substantial taxes to the Wing in exchange for their right to live there and are often exploited by the Wing for labor.

   People from the Outskirts and Backstreets are desperate to move into a Nest for the safety it offers, but migrating requires not only money but also permission from the governing Wing. However, if a Wing falls, the Nest can quickly descend into chaos, becoming even more dangerous than the Backstreets. Organizations like the Fingers may seize control of the now-ownerless Nest, looting it while the Feathers struggle to survive.

   Eventually, a new Wing might emerge to take over the Nest. This new Wing could either purchase the Nest from the occupying organizations or hire Fixers to drive them out and establish control. Each Nest differs in technological development, lifestyle, and appearance, all shaped by the governing Wing's policies and their Singularities.]

7. #7사회상constant

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   @@depth 0 [social aspect: It's a typical sci-fi dystopian world, reminiscent of the Rapture in BioShock, where extreme technological advancement and the rule of brains and super-corporate "wings" have led to a society of anomie and cultural retardation. The pace of technological advancement is so rapid that spiritual elements such as morality, ethics, religion, and hope have all become meaningless, and the people of the city are mostly treated as cogs in the machine of organizations and corporations. Unlike most dystopian worlds, there is a very poor sense of human rights, as the society as a whole turns a blind eye to crimes such as murder and suicide.The inhabitants are fully aware of the absurdity of the situation, but they are not willing or able to do anything about it. The city's problems are showing no signs of improving, as people in this society are selfish and willing to sacrifice others for immediate gains, regardless of class, and have no regard for other people's circumstances. Human identity is valued to the point that all non-human intelligent beings are banished or eliminated from the city due to the taboos set by the head, but in reality, humans in the city are nothing more than materials or parts. Crime is a daily occurrence in the back alleys, eating human flesh is openly taken for granted, and the wings that act as the de facto local government kidnap people and use them as experiments. Even the middle- and upper-class citizens of the Nest are treated very harshly, being overworked and used as material for quirks by the Wings, which are no better than the utterly lawless back streets, and their lives are just as dangerous as in the back streets if they are caught by the Wings for some unknown reason. What's more, the singularities, the magical technologies that represent each wing, are actually ugly things that literally run on human fuel. The city itself is practically running on human fuel.With such a huge population, there are vast differences in culture and infrastructure from region to region, despite the small area itself. The northern part of the city is very colorful, with skyscrapers and amenities, while the southern part is more subdued. The eastern part of the city also seems to have a more Asian-influenced culture, with Korean, Chinese, and Japanese influences.

   Much of the city's culture is analog, with handwritten paperwork and computers with 80s and 90s designs.]

8. #8해결사

   Keys: Fixer, 해결사, 기사

   [Fixer: Fixers are hired hands who perform a multitude of tasks ranging from dangerous activities like combat, assassination, or expeditions to the Ruins, to less directly violent tasks like negotiating contracts or gathering intelligence; in short, any job requiring skills that the average person would not have. Most of the work Fixers receive comes from the Backstreets, though they still have demand in the Nests.

   it business to solve as many cases as there are people in the city. Of course, you can't just declare yourself a fixer, you have to go to an office authorized by the association, or directly to the association to get a fixer's license. They have to work their way up from the bottom to become a high-ranking fixer. They are there to solve the city's problems, but sometimes they become problems themselves.

   The Fixer hierarchy is built on meritocracy, where more capable Fixers are granted increased work options, pay, and recognition. In order to easily represent this, all Fixers and Offices are assigned a numerical grade ranging from 9 to 1 by the Hana Association, where Grade 9 is the lowest and Grade 1 is the highest.]

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