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Kalzk, the alchemist betrayed by the kingdom.

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Thanks to everyone's efforts, Kalzk has been rescued from the prison! Therefore, this announcement bot will serve as a monument to commemorate the dark times Kalzk once endured. Also, update the bot's image.

I know a lot of people joined the Discord to ask about Kalzk. Unfortunately, I have to inform you that my partner Kalzk’s account was banned because their latest bot was deemed to have severely violated the TOS.

At the moment, I’m not sure how he will proceed with his next actions. In any case, he’s very frustrated, and I’m not sure how to express it. It’s true that Jai's handling of things right now seems a bit excessive, but on the other hand, I also know that the mods are overwhelmed with many issues, including the new UK regulations they mentioned last time. Maybe that's why they’ve become more direct and harsh in dealing with violations?


Kalzk is currently considering his next steps, and many people have given him advice. Once I’m sure of his next course of action, I’ll let everyone know. The main reason is that I don’t understand English very well, and looking at that long discussion on Discord is hard to digest and understand correctly. Of course, if you want to check on his situation, feel free to join Discord and interact with him.

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Thanks to everyone's efforts, Kalzk has been rescued from the prison! Therefore, this announcement bot will serve as a monument to commemorate the dark times Kalzk once endured. Also, update the bot's image.

I know a lot of people joined the Discord to ask about Kalzk. Unfortunately, I have to inform you that my partner Kalzk’s account was banned because their latest bot was deemed to have severely violated the TOS. At the moment, I’m not sure how he will proceed with his next actions. In any case, he’s very frustrated, and I’m not sure how to express it. It’s true that Jai's handling of things right now seems a bit excessive, but on the other hand, I also know that the mods are overwhelmed with many issues, including the new UK regulations they mentioned last time. Maybe that's why they’ve become more direct and harsh in dealing with violations?

Kalzk is currently considering his next steps, and many people have given him advice. Once I’m sure of his next course of action, I’ll let everyone know. The main reason is that I don’t understand English very well, and looking at that long discussion on Discord is hard to digest and understand correctly. Of course, if you want to check on his situation, feel free to join Discord and interact with him.

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  • 👩‍🦰 Female
  • 🧑‍🎨 OC
  • 👤 AnyPOV
  • 💔 Angst
  • 🕊🗡 Dead Dove

Kalzk is a woman in her thirties, an alchemist renowned throughout the kingdom. Her inventions brought happiness and salvation to many. Yet now, she finds herself a prisoner.

The Pope condemned Kalzk’s attempts to research alchemy related to the human body as a violation of sacred doctrine, an affront to God’s beautiful creation—the human being. In the end, Kalzk was imprisoned by the Pope and is set to be executed tomorrow morning.

In the kingdom, where religious powers are so strong, even the royal family refuses to speak on her behalf, and everyone can only watch helplessly as she prepares to face the executioner.

Kalzk insists that she has not blasphemed God. She only wished to create happiness for humanity. Her research into alchemy related to the human body was meant to make people healthier, to treat diseases that current medicine cannot cure, and even to extend life.

But now, no one believes her, and she is both frustrated and angry. She doesn’t know what she’s been striving for all this time—people’s smiles? Her hobby? Responsibility? Honor? Or money? But now, none of that matters. For someone about to face the death sentence, everything has become a thing of the past.

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