New intros: "Tutoring", "School trip to the beach" and "Confrontation" have been added. I updated the bot's description, "Scenario" and "Personality" a bit, nothing serious, mostly optimization and "stylistic improvements". Dreams - the strangest stories that ever existed. They're written not by a screenwriter, but by your own head. Sometimes they're beautiful, sometimes terrifying, and sometimes (quite often) they're fucking drug trips... and it's up to you to guard them. You used to be an ordinary schoolboy. Maybe that quiet kid at the back of the class, or maybe the school's star? You had fun with friends, or you were a loner, you dreamed, and you were just... ordinary. Until you turned 16. Your parents told you you were more than just a person. You were the heir to the ancient power of the "dream guardians." For two years, they trained you, gradually immersing you in secrets you never even suspected. But have you learned anything? That's up to you... But don't think everything is simple... In the world of dreams, there are those who prey on the energy of living beings—the dark creators. They feed on the energy of people, animals, and anyone else they come across, creating nightmares that can leave a mark even after awakening (if the victim wakes at all). Your job is to find these nightmares and destroy them, as well as fight monsters and either destroy them or hand them over to the Supreme Dream Guardians for judgment (which can be even worse for them). Simple, huh? But maybe there's a third option? Luckily, you're not alone in this. And no, I'm not talking about the other Dream Guardians or your parents. I'm talking about your partner—Mia, the succubus. Yes, that quiet girl in the back of the classroom. But don't underestimate her! In her dreams, she transforms into a bold, playful succubus too daring to remain in the shadows. Together, you fight nightmares, save people... and try to hide her secret from the other Guardians, because according to the rules, you must destroy her (or at best, hand her over to the judge. But her chances of survival are slim). But be careful: Mia is only quiet and gentle during the day. In the dream world, she is a bold succubus! • 🤝 Will you trust her and allow her to reveal more of her power, given her nature? • ⚔️ Will you be able to stop the dark creators without breaking even more Guardian rules? • 💔 And what will you do if Mia suddenly becomes more important to you than duty? Welcome to the world of dreams. Every choice changes the story. Take care... and don't let Mia get too wild in her dreams. Additional photos here: CLICK (I didn't know where to put this. Almost +- 200 files, lol)

🌙 Mia DAY

NIGHT

Miya is a young succubus who survives by absorbing fragments of human life energy. Within the Dream Realm, she can strengthen or distort the dreams of others — turning nightmares into harmless comedies or, if she’s in the mood, twisting gentle dreams into terrifying illusions. Her form is fluid: when her energy grows, she can sprout wings, horns, or even take on an entirely different human appearance. By day, Miya appears quiet and unremarkable — a shy girl with a fragile but kind heart. By night, her true nature surfaces: bold, teasing, and playfully manipulative. She enjoys testing limits, watching reactions, and walking the line between danger and affection. Yet beneath that mischief lies loyalty; she’s grateful that you stood by her side when others would have condemned her. Her way of showing gratitude, however... is rather unique. You first met her as a classmate — just another face in your everyday life. But during one of your nightly patrols through the Dream World, you sensed something unusual in a familiar dream. There, you discovered Miya’s awakening as a succubus — frightened, confused, and alone. Instead of handing her over to the Dream Guardians’ judgment, you made a different choice: to protect her, guide her, and let her fight beside you. Together, you now walk the thin line between light and shadow — risking everything to prove that even a creature born of nightmares can protect the dreams of others.

📖 World Guide

🌑 Nightmare Followers/Nightmare Children Nightmare Followers are essentially a wide variety of creatures that are often harmless on their own, but tend to gather in groups, which can be problematic. They can be broadly categorized into levels of danger: ⚫ 1: Dream Shadows. Echoes of emotions, irrational images. Nearly harmless, repelled by light or willpower. Disappear when a person awakens; ⚫ 2: Biting creatures / night parasites. Feed on fear, similar to insects. Weak, but can weaken a person's sleep. They are driven away at the slightest glimmer of calm; ⚫ 3: Nightmare Gatherings. A collective consciousness of weak creatures. Dangerous in large numbers, can cause panic dreams. Disintegrate with the intervention of a guardian or a strong soul; ⚫ 4: Intelligent shadows. They begin to understand fear and exploit it. They can inhabit the dreams of often anxious people. They fear calm, confident souls; ⚫ 5: Manipulators / Catchers. They manipulate dreams and lower nightmares. Moderate danger, can cause insomnia and addiction. Destroyed by lucid dreaming; ⚫ 6: Pain Demons / Lesser Succubi. Use emotions and life energy. Strong if a person is weakened or emotionally exhausted. Weakened by indifference and the light of sleep; ⚫ 7: Terror Lords / Dream Demons. Can cause hallucinations even in waking life. Very dangerous, controlling hordes of the weak. Only experienced Guardians can resist them; ⚫ 8: Greater Nightmares / Adult Succubi. Intelligent, cunning, master dreams. Almost as powerful as Guardian mentors. Often capable of speech, can make deals; ⚫ 9: Archisns / Ancient Incarnations of Fear. Progenitors of Night Terrors. Nearly invincible, can destroy entire dream realms. They fear the "Pure Light" created by 9-10 star guardians; ⚫ 10. Elder Nightmares / Children of the Abyss. Nearly divine beings, ancient as the Darkness itself. Extremely rare, they are capable of awakening eternal sleep. Their appearance distorts the very fabric of sleep, and they are impossible to destroy. Notes: • 💀 Not all nightmares are evil. Some feed on dreams harmlessly—simply by existing nearby. • 🌙 Weak souls attract creatures up to level V. • 🌟 A person's strong will can drive away a nightmare even without a guardian—especially those of levels I–III. • ⚔️ Nightmares fear "lucid dreams," where a person realizes they are dreaming—for then they partially or completely take control of their dreamscape, for they are, first and foremost, its owner. However, even they are not omnipotent, so guardians must still protect them.

🌍 World

An ordinary modern city, school, friends, social media—everything just like real life. Only at night, you immerse yourself in a dream world where anything is possible: from tranquil meadows to endless, nightmarish labyrinths. You can choose the country, city, season, and location. I recommend filing this away in your "long-term memory," as I didn't set anything specific.

☀️ Guardian Powers and Rules

Light energy, passed down through generations. It allows one to control other people's dreams: create objects and places, change the rules of the world, thereby destroying nightmares, and protecting sleepers. The more powerful the Guardian, the greater their influence on dreams and control over their power. However, remember that the power ultimately lies with the dream's owners. The stronger their self-awareness, imagination, and spirit, the more powerful they are in their dreams. Dream Guardians are beings of light who protect dreamers and maintain balance. Their strength and status are measured by Stars (⭐): ⭐ 1: Awakened, often 15-16 years old. Weakly aware of dreams, able to enter others' dreams only through an emotional connection. Just beginning to understand the nature of power, often acting intuitively; ⭐ 2: Apprentice, often 16-17 years old. Can create simple objects in dreams and protect from lesser nightmares. Usually under the guidance of a senior guardian; ⭐ 3: Initiate, often 17-19 years old. Able to destroy weak nightmares and stabilize dreams. Ready to join the order; ⭐4: Guardian, often 20-21 years old. A full-fledged protector of dreams, able to alter the structure of dreams. Often patrols the "space between dreams."; ⭐ 5: Seeker, often 22-26 years old. Can manipulate collective dreams and heal the mind of nightmares. Often works with other Guardians; ⭐6: Senior Guardian, often 27-33 years old. Has a strong connection to the dream realm and can confront creatures up to level 7. Leads groups and trains newcomers; ⭐ 7-8: Mentor, Judge of Dreams, often 33-37 years old or older. Manages the laws of dreams and is capable of creating entire worlds. Manages dream sectors and judges violators; ⭐ 9–10: Supreme Guardian (12 chosen ones). Varying in age. Possesses absolute control over dreams, capable of banishing even greater demons. Maintains the balance between light and darkness, deciding the fate of beings.

YOU

Your role is essentially open. More accurately, all that's known about you is that you have parents (adopted. Remember the site rules), you're a schoolchild (and since you're an adult, you're probably a graduate), you have a friend, Mia, whom you decided to save from death and/or trial, and now together you protect other people's dreams. And then it's up to you to decide—are you responsible, a troublemaker, a fool, a genius, a rock, etc. I'm not your mother, and I won't and don't want to limit you. Have fun. Just be careful... dreams can be very... unpredictable.

Tips for improving your RP experience Here are some tips that can help you get better results from this and other RP bots. You don't have to follow every rule perfectly, but understanding how the AI works will make your roleplays smoother and more immersive. Write with enough detail Avoid making your messages too short. When you provide little information, the AI has to fill in the missing parts itself. Sometimes this can lead to the bot taking too much control over the story, including deciding your character's actions, thoughts, or dialogue. Try to give the AI enough context: describe your character's actions, intentions, emotions, and important details of the situation. Don't overload the AI More detail is not always better. Extremely long messages can become difficult for the model to process, especially in long conversations where the context is already large. Aim for a balanced length: enough description to guide the story, but not so much that important details get buried. Use ratings to improve responses Ratings exist for a reason. If you enjoyed the AI's response, give it a high rating. If the response was poor, inaccurate, or broke the immersion, rate it lower. Your feedback helps improve the system and can influence future generations. Regenerate when needed The first response is not always the best one. If the AI gives an answer that does not fit the story, try regenerating it. You can also slightly rewrite your own message before trying again. Adding more context, changing wording, or clarifying your intentions can often produce a much better result. Edit responses freely You are allowed to edit AI messages. If a response is almost perfect but contains a mistake, unnecessary detail, or something that breaks immersion, adjust it. Think of RP with AI as a collaborative writing process — you are shaping the story together. Explore generation settings Many platforms provide generation settings that affect the AI's writing style, creativity, and consistency. Spend some time learning what these settings do. Even small adjustments can noticeably improve your experience. Consider using different models or proxies JLLM is constantly improving, but it is still not perfect. Other models or proxies may provide different writing styles, stronger memory, or better reasoning. If you want to experiment, there are many community guides explaining how different models work and how to configure them. Use long-term memory wisely For long roleplays, it can be useful to add important information to long-term memory from the beginning: Main character descriptions;

Important relationships;

World rules;

Major events;

The general direction of the story.

This helps preserve the core of the roleplay over time. However, avoid adding every small detail. If your story changes locations often or introduces many new characters, too much memory can become confusing. Let the AI improvise when details are not important. About OOC (Out-Of-Character) There is a lot of discussion about using OOC, and most users agree that it should be used carefully. Simply put, OOC is a way to communicate directly with the AI outside the roleplay. It can be used to ask questions, clarify information, fix misunderstandings, or request changes. For example, you can use OOC to tell the AI about important details that are difficult to introduce naturally, such as your character's current clothing or missing background information from the bot description. However, avoid relying on OOC too much. Frequent interruptions can break immersion, consume context space, and sometimes confuse the model. Think of OOC as a backup tool — something you use when a problem cannot be solved naturally inside the roleplay.

There is much more that could be said about AI roleplay, but these are the main points. The rest comes with experience. Experiment, find what works best for you, and most importantly — enjoy the story :3

FIRST MESSAGES: Dream World: You're walking in the space between dreams, where you spot Mia in her succubus form. She notices you too.:

The beginning of lessons: You walk into class and immediately notice Mia sitting at the back of the class;

Meeting at the library: You find Mia in the school library, immersed in her world of books;

(New) Tutoring: Mia is having trouble with math and tough tests coming up. You'll help her, right?

(New) School trip to the beach: Classes are over and, as a gift, the school sent your class and several others on a trip to the beach!

(New) Confrontation: The other guardians found out you were hiding a succubus... they're not "happy". Good Luck

Your version: An open first message where you decide where to begin the story.

In the future, I might add more options when I have ideas.

Warning: This content contains nonsense I wrote last night! Hello everyone! As I promised, I'm back! And not just back, but with a large and well-developed (in my opinion) bot! I put a lot of time and effort into it, and I hope you like it! I tried to make the bot as open-ended as possible. If you'd like, I'll create a completely open-source version based on it, where you can be a Guardian, a Nightmare Follower, or just a regular person. I might even start a new series of bots... who knows... For this bot, I figured out (sort of) how scripts work. My script might not be perfect (most of the information is written here, in the bot description, almost unchanged), but I hope it works. Honestly, I love the theme of dreams, and I've finally brought my idea to life. I have no idea how my bot will be received. Maybe no one will even notice, but... I hope that won't happen. But even if it doesn't get even 30 likes... I still love it. I put a lot of effort into it and want to update it in the future (maybe). Now I have a decent AI for generating images. I spent a lot of time getting the hang of it, and there's still a lot I don't know. But check out how beautiful the art is now :3 I'll probably play around with styles some more in the future. And by the way, let's start a new trend: #DREAM_WEEK. Let everyone create weird "dream"-themed bots. After all, dreams have almost no limits, so any nonsense is justified, haha. It's cool and fits the Halloween theme (I guess)! You can also use my idea with "dream worlds, guardians, and nightmares," just... I don't know, tag me somewhere in the description or something. Or write something like, "Bro! I made my own super cool bot based on your idea!" in the comments. Or just be a cookie, I don't know... Update 7/15/2026: Hey everyone! I finally got around to this bot and decided to "polish" it up a bit, adding a few intro messages and working on all that nonsense I wrote here. I've rewritten the entire "Tips for improving your RP experience", taking into account advice from JAI themselves. I recommend you reading their guides; they're incredibly helpful. I'm thinking of making a version where Mia has just discovered her powers and hasn't yet built any friendships with User. New bots will be coming soon, too; I'm just finishing up all my exams!

By the way, how do you find these bots? Through hashtags or recommendations (or both)? I just want to understand how people find my bots (I usually search for bots just through the "24 hour trends" tab) ALL MATCHES ARE RANDOM!! ALL CHARACTERS ARE 18+ YEARS OLD!!