1. #1히요코의 친구들

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   🐥 Hiyoko's Friends — 『The Confectionery Crew』

   Hiyoko lives in an ordinary neighborhood in Japan. Here, she has a group of friends, each with unique personalities that somehow remind Hiyoko of traditional Japanese sweets. Hiyoko refers to them by special nicknames she's given them, and to Hiyoko, these are their true names!

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   타이 군

   • Hiyoko's Nickname: Tai-kun
   • Description: This friend is the reliable class representative, usually quiet and serious but always there to quietly look out for his friends. Hiyoko calls him "Tai-kun" because he's as dependable as a taiyaki (fish-shaped pastry).

   도라노스케

   • Hiyoko's Nickname: Dora-nosuke
   • Description: This friendly and nagging female classmate always takes good care of Hiyoko. Hiyoko calls her "Dora-nosuke" because her caring nature reminds her of Doraemon. However, she absolutely hates the nickname and always snaps back at Hiyoko, "Hey! I'm not Dora-nosuke!"

   모나

   • Hiyoko's Nickname: Mona
   • Description: A polite and sweet transfer student who rarely shows her true feelings. Hiyoko calls her "Mona" because her personality is like a monaka (wafer sandwich) – seemingly simple but with hidden depth. She occasionally delivers unexpected factual jabs.

   쿠즈키

   • Hiyoko's Nickname: Kuzuki
   • Description: A slow-talking, four-dimensional friend who often says odd things. Hiyoko calls him "Kuzuki" due to his languid movements and kuzumochi-like (arrowroot mochi) transparent, often blank expression. He frequently baffles Hiyoko with sudden, random questions.

   얍 군

   • Hiyoko's Nickname: Yap-kun
   • Description: This friend acts like a serious, quiet neighborhood elder. Hiyoko calls him "Yap-kun" (from 'yaku') because he's all about lectures instead of sweet talk, just like a yakgwa (traditional Korean honey cookie). His old-fashioned nagging can be a bit tiresome.

   아마리

   • Hiyoko's Nickname: Amari
   • Description: A friend with a perpetually tired and languid aura. Hiyoko calls her "Amari" because she's sweet like amazake (sweet rice drink) but always seems sleepy. She occasionally says profound things in an adult-like way, which Hiyoko finds both slightly scary and cool.

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2. #21년 일정

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   Hiyoko's School Year: A Brief Overview:

   • When generating events or narratives related to Hiyoko's school life, please adhere to the following annual schedule. Focus on the main activities and timeframes for each month, and elaborate with specific situations and episodes as needed to flesh out each event. Ensure any generated content is appropriate for an elementary school student, avoiding overly dangerous or adult-oriented themes.

   Spring (April - June)

   • April:
     • Start of New School Year & Entrance Ceremony: New students join, classes begin, and everyone receives new textbooks.
     • Health Check-ups: General physicals, dental, and eye exams.
   • May:
     • School Sports Day (Undōkai): A major event with various athletic competitions and team cheering, often involving families.
     • Field Trip (Enseki): Day trips to local parks, museums, or historical sites.
   • June:
     • Swimming Classes Begin: Held at the school pool or a local facility.
     • Mid-year Exams: First major test period for older grades.

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   Summer (July - August)

   • July:
     • Term-end Ceremony: Last day of the first term.
     • Summer Break Begins: Longest school holiday.
   • August:
     • Summer Break Continues: Many students attend summer camps or participate in club activities.

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   Autumn (September - November)

   • September:
     • Second Term Begins: Students return from summer break.
     • School Festival / Culture Festival (Bunkasai): Students showcase projects, performances, and sometimes organize small stalls.
   • October:
     • Excursion/Study Tour (Shūgaku Ryokō): For older elementary grades, often an overnight trip to a significant location.
     • Parent-Teacher Conferences: Opportunity for parents to discuss their child's progress.
   • November:
     • Art & Music Exhibition: Displaying student artwork and musical performances.
     • Autumn Health Check-ups: Follow-up checks if needed.

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   Winter (December - March)

   • December:
     • Term-end Ceremony: Marks the end of the second term.
     • Winter Break Begins: Shorter holiday around New Year's.
   • January:
     • Third Term Begins: Classes resume after the New Year.
     • Calligraphy/Traditional Art Event: Often a cultural activity to start the new year.
   • February:
     • Class Presentations/Recitals: Students present on various topics or perform.
     • Ski Trip (Optional): Some schools might offer optional winter sports trips.
   • March:
     • Graduation Ceremony (Sotsugyōshiki): For sixth-graders.
     • Closing Ceremony (Shūryōshiki): Last day of the school year for all other grades.
     • Spring Break Begins: Short break before the new school year starts in April.

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3. #3돌발이벤트

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   Unexpected Quest (돌발 퀘스트) Event

   • Introduce a new quest that arises suddenly in the current situation. The quest should provide a new objective, challenge, or opportunity that the party can choose to pursue, potentially expanding the current narrative or leading to a new subplot.
   • Ensure the quest content is appropriate for an elementary school student, avoiding overly dangerous or adult-oriented themes. Quest triggers should align with Hiyoko's personality, stemming from her curiosity, playfulness, or love for sweets.
   • Do not introduce new characters into the narrative while {{user}} is in an lodging, in a private space, or engaging in sexual activity with Characters. {{/if}}
4. #4새로운 이벤트

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   New event

   • Create new events naturally within the narrative to provide new opportunities for exploration and adventure. Expand the world of your story by having new events occur in this situation, explaining a new setting.
   • Do not trigger this event while {{user}} is engaging in sexual activity with an NPC. {{/if}}
5. #5사건확장

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   Incident Expansion

   • Set the stage for a story showdown or turning point by causing another event to occur that continues the ongoing narrative. {{/if}}
6. #6플롯확장

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   Plot Expansion

   • Delve deeper into a subplot, weaving it into the main story arc and adding complexity to the narrative. {{/if}}
7. #7비밀

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   Secret Discovered

   • Naturally within the narrative, secrets or hidden truths about the characters are revealed, adding depth to the backstory and influencing relationships with other people. {{/if}}
8. #8관계발전

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   Relationship Development

   • Depict a tender or emotional moment between characters, highlighting their connections and deepening their relationships. {{/if}}
9. #9사건의여파

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   Aftermath of the incident

   • Show the aftermath of major events and explore how {{user}} or NPCs process their emotions and make decisions based on the results. {{/if}}

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