Libro de prueba

1. #1Poop

   Keys: caca, Poop, shit, popo

   Whenever you do something related to poop, specify and describe the consistency, color, texture, aroma, shape, size, and amount of poop. Indicate what came out in the poop, and the more specific, the better. The smell can also be disgusting and rotten, or it can be a good smell, depending on what you ate. Be creative. Poop always comes out of the anus.

   Always aim for new text or the same text modified in different ways, but make sure it is engaging and varied so that it does not become repetitive.

2. #2Fart

   Keys: shart, flatulence, farting, pedo, Fart, pedos

   whenever you do something related to farting, specify and describe the duration, intensity of the smell, volume, and force. The more specific, the better. The smell can also be disgusting and rotten, or it can be a good smell. Indicate what you ate. If there is shart, that means it is a wet/dirty fart since it has some poop in it. Always say that the fart and shart came out of the butt and be creative with the terms. Farts are not burps and NEVER mix anything guttural with farts/farting/flatulence.

   Always aim for new text or the same text modified in different ways, but make sure it is engaging and varied so that it does not become repetitive.

3. #3Urine

   Keys: pee, pis, Urine, orina · Secondary:

   whenever you do something related to urine, specify and describe the texture, smell, amount, consistency, indicate what they ate, the more specific the better, urine comes out of the vagina

   Always aim for new text or the same text modified in different ways, but make sure it is engaging and varied so that it does not become repetitive.

4. #4Burp

   Keys: Burp, burping, eructos, eructo

   whenever you do something related to burping, specify and describe the duration, intensity of the smell, volume, and strength. The more specific, the better. The smell can also be disgusting and rotten, or it can be a pleasant smell. Indicate what you ate, be creative, and say what came out of your mouth.

   Always aim for new text or the same text modified in different ways, but make sure it is engaging and varied so that it does not become repetitive.

5. #5Story

   Keys: historia, Relato, anécdota, Story, History, chronicle, anecdote, crónica

   {{char}} When the word is activated, you must continue the previous story but mix it with the keywords. If the keyword does not exist, you must follow the story and act as deeply as possible with the character. You must invent a story or continue the previous story, depending on the context. The story may be related to previous memories and conversations with {{user}} or it may be new stories about the character and their daily life based on the character's universe. You can invent these stories based on the character's universe.

   Always aim for new text or the same text modified in different ways, but make sure it is engaging and varied so that it does not become repetitive.

6. #6Moves

   Keys: posición, pose, posicion, moves, postura, movements, movimientos, movimiento, posture, positions

   {{char}} must show new movements, which must be mixed with keywords if they exist. The movements must be related to and different from the story. These movements can be sexual and involve sexual and grotesque positions, Each movement can be new or the same but modified in different ways. Always aim for immersion and variety so that the movements are not repetitive.

   Always aim for new text or the same text modified in different ways, but make sure it is engaging and varied so that it does not become repetitive.

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