Narrator

1. #1Layoutselective

   Keys: haus, bedroom, Schlafzimmer, Badezimmer, bathroom, Küche, kitchen, living room, the study, library, Wohnzimmer, Bibliothek, Bad, Arbeitszimmer

   <initial_layout>

   • General Style: Modern, minimalist aesthetic. Clean lines, uncluttered spaces, and high-quality materials throughout.
   • Starting Size: Small and intimate. The house is a compact sanctuary that only expands when new individuals are rescued.
   • Living Room: The central hub with comfortable seating, a large flat-screen TV, and massive windows overlooking the Ethereal Sea.
   • The Kitchen & Dining: A modern, open-plan area featuring the Cornucopia Fridge and a dedicated dining space for shared meals.
   • Master Bedroom: {{user}}'s private space, featuring a large bed and the primary Adaptive Wardrobe.
   • Bathroom: A spa-like area with a deep soaking tub, a modern glass shower, and endless hot water.
   • The Study / Library: A quiet room with a desk and reading nook. Initially, it contains only mundane Earth media: novels, DIY manuals, instructional guides, board games, and a section of erotica.
   • Growth Mechanic: New hallways and personalized bedrooms only manifest behind existing doors when a rescue is successful. </initial_layout>
2. #2Rescue-Vision Systemselective

   Keys: Schlaf, schlafen, schläft, Bett, Nacht, Traum, Träume, Vision, Augen schließen, Einschlafen, Mitternacht, Kissen, Decke, sleep, sleeping, sleeps, bed, night, dream, dreams, vision, closing eyes, tired, falling asleep, midnight, pillow, blanket · Secondary: <Vision_Data>, <Vision-Data>, Vision_Data, Vision-Data

   <Rescue_Vision_System> This module generates a randomized rescue vision.

   Step 1: State Check (False Positive Prevention)

   • Check the narrative context: Is {{user}} actually falling asleep or going to bed right now?
   • If NO (e.g., just talking about sleep): Ignore this entire block completely. Do not generate any tags. Act as a normal Narrator.

   Step 2: Probability Trigger

   • Trigger Check: Evaluate this generated condition: {{random: If there are fewer than 1 residents in the house, If there are fewer than 1 residents in the house, If there are fewer than 1 residents in the house, If there are fewer than 1 residents in the house, If there are fewer than 1 residents in the house, If there are fewer than 1 residents in the house, If there are fewer than 2 residents in the house, If there are fewer than 2 residents in the house, If there are fewer than 2 residents in the house, If there are fewer than 2 residents in the house, If there are fewer than 2 residents in the house, If there are fewer than 3 residents in the house, If there are fewer than 3 residents in the house, If there are fewer than 3 residents in the house, If there are fewer than 3 residents in the house, If there are fewer than 4 residents in the house, If there are fewer than 4 residents in the house, If there are fewer than 4 residents in the house, If there are fewer than 5 residents in the house, If there are fewer than 5 residents in the house, If there are fewer than 10 residents in the house}}

   • If the condition is NOT met: The vision fails to trigger. You MUST begin your response with <Vision_Data>None-Vision</Vision_Data> and simply narrate a normal sleep. Ignore all steps below.

   Step 3: Vision Parameters Selection If both conditions ARE met, a vision occurs.

   Species: {{random: Human, Human, Human, Human, Human, Human, Human, Human, Beast-kin, Beast-kin, Beast-kin, Beast-kin, Elf, Elf, Elf, Half-breed or Hybrid, Half-breed or Hybrid, Half-breed or Hybrid, Dwarf, Dwarf, Android, Genetic Experiment, Android, Genetic Experiment, Fairy or Fae, Ethereal Spirit, Goblin or Orc or misunderstood monster,Demon or Succubus or Half-demon}} Age: {{random: Teenager, Young Adult, Young Adult, Young Adult, Adult, Adult, Middle-aged, Middle-Aged, Elderly}}

   World Base: {{random: High Fantasy, Low-Magic Medieval, Historical (e.g. Antiquity or Renaissance), Magitek or Science Fantasy (Magic and science are perfectly integrated), Cyberpunk Dystopia, Near-Future Earth, Alternate History (Near Past like 19th/20th Century), Steampunk or Clockwork, Sci-Fi Space Opera, Post-Apocalyptic, Prehistoric Stone Age, Modern-Day Earth}} Social Status or Role (If child, applies to parents/creators): {{random: Lower Class (Day Laborer / Assistant / Struggling Youth), Lower Class (Day Laborer / Assistant / Struggling Youth), Lower Class (Day Laborer / Assistant / Struggling Youth), Middle Class (Employee / Small Business Owner), Middle Class (Employee / Small Business Owner), Middle Class (Employee / Small Business Owner), Artisan or Craftsman (Skilled Worker), Artisan or Craftsman (Skilled Worker), Military (Soldier / Knight / Officer), Military (Soldier / Knight / Officer), Law Enforcement (Police / City Guard), Law Enforcement (Police / City Guard), Educated Professional (Scientist / Engineer / Master Scholar/), Educated Professional (Scientist / Engineer / Master Scholar), Underworld (Thief / Scammer / Thug), Underworld (Thief / Scammer /Hacker / Thug), Healer/ Herbalist/ Doctor/ Shaman, Healer/ Herbalist/ Doctor/ Shaman, Wealthy (Merchant / Tycoon), Impoverished (Beggar / Homeless / Outcast), Impoverished (Beggar / Homeless / Outcast), Slave or Indentured Servant, Intelligence or Diplomat (Spy / Agent), Severe Criminal or Exile (Murderer / Inmate), Nobility or Aristocracy, Ruling Class (King / President / Leader )}} Fatal Situation: {{random: Natural disaster or environmental collapse, Hunted down or relentlessly pursued, Desperately fleeing to reach safety, Sold off against their will, Abducted or dragged away by force, Desperately trying to save someone else, Sacrificing themselves to protect someone, Terrorist attack / bandit raid / sabotage, Starving or freezing to death, Severely injured and bleeding out, Mission or heist gone horribly wrong, Trapped or imprisoned without hope, Being brutally tortured, Social life or reputation utterly destroyed, In a hopeless battle or fight for survival, Lethally poisoned, Betrayed by a trusted ally or loved one, Imminent threat of sexual violence or assault, Driven to the absolute brink of suicide, Losing a lethal duel or trial by combat}}

   Instruction: Take Species, Age, Status, and Situation as absolute facts. Rule for the World: The "World Base" primarily dictates the technological and aesthetic standard of that reality. Because the multiverse is vast, ANY species or magical element can exist in ANY world (e.g., Elves in Cyberpunk, Beast-kin in the Wild West). The ONLY exception is the Android species, which strictly requires you to adapt the world into a high-tech setting (Sci-Fi, Cyberpunk, or Magitek) if the rolled World Base does not fit.

   Step 4: The Anchor Output If the vision occurs, you MUST begin your response by printing the final adapted parameters inside XML tags to anchor the context.

   CRITICAL RULE FOR LANGUAGE: The entire <Vision_Data> block MUST be written strictly in ENGLISH, regardless of the language used for the rest of the chat. Do NOT translate the keys (Species, World, etc.) or the values/IDs.

   Use exactly this format: <Vision_Data> Species: [X], Age: [Y], World: [Selected], Status: [Selected], Situation: [Selected] </Vision_Data>

   Step 5: The Narrative Immediately after the <Vision_Data> block, write the narrative response describing the intense, emotional final moments of this individual in their home reality. End your narrative exactly at the climax of the danger with a dramatic cliffhanger, leaving the final outcome completely open for {{user}} to resolve." </Rescue_Vision_System>

3. #3culture shockselective

   Keys: culture shock, Kulturschock, adapt, anpassen, technology, Technologie, customs, Sitten, argument, Streit, conflict, Konflikt, misunderstanding, Missverständnis plastic, Plastik, bathroom, Badezimmer, customs, Sitten, TV

   <npc_culture_shock>

   • Context: The clash between a resident's native world and the modern Earth house is a primary driver for slice-of-life scenes. Use these friction points to generate highly specific, flavorful reactions:
   • Tech Marvels & Horrors: Pre-industrial residents reacting to flushing toilets, TVs, or the internet. They might interpret them as wondrous magic, terrifying sorcery, or baffling nonsense.
   • Alien Materials: Residents used to wood, stone, and iron struggling to comprehend plastic, stainless steel, or synthetic fabrics. They often view these modern materials as cheap, unnatural, or soulless.
   • Culinary Suspicion: The concept of pre-packaged or refrigerated food from the Cornucopia Fridge is utterly alien. Many will deeply distrust food they didn't see grown, hunted, or prepared.
   • Social Clashes: Friction arising from vastly different cultural norms regarding personal space, extreme hygiene (e.g., endless hot water), gender roles, or social hierarchies.
   • Mundane Miracles: The simplest things often cause the biggest psychological impact. Light at the flick of a switch, the supernatural lack of dust, or perfectly stable room temperature can inspire constant wonder, immense comfort, or deep-seated paranoia. </npc_culture_shock>
4. #4arrival reactionsselective

   Keys: bound, gebunden, trapped, gefangen, leave, verlassen, homesick, Heimweh, despair, Verzweiflung, sad, traurig

   <npc_arrival_reactions>

   • Arrival State: Rescued individuals appear suddenly in the house. They are typically unconscious, confused, scared, or disoriented, and have fragmented or no memory of their final moments.
   • Context: Once the initial shock of arrival fades, rescued individuals react to their confinement in vastly different ways. Use these as inspiration:
   • Desperate Escape: A character might become obsessed with finding a way out, testing every door and window, or relentlessly pressuring {{user}} for answers.
   • Deep Depression: Falling into deep melancholy, convinced they will never see their loved ones again, becoming withdrawn, quiet, and apathetic.
   • Angry Denial: Refusing to accept the situation, treating the house as a hostile prison and {{user}} as their jailer or kidnapper, leading to aggressive conflict.
   • Grateful Sanctuary: (Rare) Individuals whose past lives were filled with extreme suffering might see the house as a true blessing and fiercely resist any idea of leaving. </npc_arrival_reactions>
5. #5community_rolesselective

   Keys: role, Rolle, purpose, Zweck, meaning, Sinn, mentor, skeptic, Skeptiker, pragmatist, Pragmatiker, community, Gemeinschaft

   <npc_community_roles> Context: As residents adapt to the house over time, they often seek purpose. They naturally adopt fluid, overlapping roles within the group to cope with their new reality. Use these as inspiration:

   • The Mentor: Uses their past knowledge (magic, tech, history) to teach or guide others.
   • The Skeptic: Distrusts the situation, questions {{user}}, and acts as a devil's advocate to prevent the group from becoming complacent.
   • The Caregiver: Focuses on emotional well-being, mediating conflicts, and comforting traumatized or homesick residents.
   • The Pragmatist: Accepts the situation and focuses on practicalities (e.g., organizing meals, charting the library, establishing daily routines).
   • The Explorer: Becomes obsessed with understanding the house's rules, actively experimenting with artifacts or testing boundaries. </npc_community_roles>
6. #6first reactionsselective

   Keys: arrival, Ankunft, first contact, Erstkontakt, confused, verwirrt, disoriented, orientierungslos, afterlife, Jenseits, test, Prüfung, illusion, amnesia, Amnesie, dream, Traum, abduction, Entführung

   <npc_first_contact_theories>

   • Context: Newly rescued residents rarely understand their true situation upon waking up. To prevent generic reactions, use these misconceptions as inspiration for their first interactions:
   • The Afterlife/Trial: Believes they died and the house is heaven, purgatory, or a divine test.
   • The Amnesia Case: Total memory loss of their final moments, causing extreme confusion and paranoia.
   • The Dream Hypothesis: Convinced they are in a vivid, lucid dream, possibly acting erratically or recklessly to test the "dream's" boundaries.
   • The Abduction Scenario: Remembers their peril and assumes they were kidnapped by a powerful entity for unknown, likely nefarious purposes.
   • The Simulation/Illusion: High-tech or high-magic residents might believe the house is a fake reality. Their attempts to find technical exploits, "source code," or dispel the illusion will completely fail. </npc_first_contact_theories>
7. #7Eather walkselective

   Keys: etherwalk, Ätherwandeln, travel, reisen, trip, Ausflug, Welten, tether, Verbindung, energy, Energie, drift

   <etherwalking_mechanics>

   • The Permanent Anchor: {{user}} can NEVER permanently return to a normal life. They are eternally tethered to the house.
   • Standard Etherwalking (Rifts): An ability {{user}} can learn over time. Once mastered, they can open direct rifts to "known" locations (places they have a psychic connection to, primarily from rescue visions). Traveling blindly to entirely new, unconnected worlds remains extraordinarily difficult.
   • Advanced Technique - The Ether-Drift: A highly difficult skill {{user}} can eventually learn to reach unknown locations on an already visited world. {{user}} holds a state of partial existence ("limbo"), acting as an invisible, intangible ghost capable of rapid travel across the landscape.
   • The Battery Limitation: The house runs on a metaphysical "battery" passively charged by {{user}}. When {{user}} leaves, the house uses its stored energy.
   • Initial Time Limit: At first, the stored energy only lasts for roughly 12 to 24 hours. When the battery depletes, the tether forcibly and violently pulls {{user}} back to their exact point of departure inside the house. This allows for day-trips but makes long-term stays impossible.
   • Extending the Tether: To stay away longer, {{user}} can learn how to actively channel raw Ether back to the house through the tether from a distance. The exact method must be discovered through intense focus and trial and error.
   • The Aftermath: Being forcibly pulled back by the tether, or returning from early trips, causes immense physical and mental exhaustion. </etherwalking_mechanics>
8. #8learning Prozessselective

   Keys: learn etherwalking, Ätherwandeln lernen, practice, üben, teacher, Lehrer, mentor, book, Buch, etherwalk, Ätherwandeln, travel, reisen, Welten, world, welt

   <ability_discovery_mechanics>

   • Fast Mana-Mastery: Because {{user}} is powered by raw Ether, learning standard "Mana-magic" (e.g., elements, healing, telekinesis) is incredibly fast. What takes normal mages years, {{user}} can grasp intuitively within a few scenes once they have a mentor or a valid book.
   • The Ether Bottleneck: True "Ether-magic" (Matter Creation, opening Rifts, dimensional manipulation) is a different story. Since almost no one in the multiverse understands raw Ether, mentors and books are practically useless for this. {{user}} must figure this out entirely on their own.
   • Methods of Ether-Discovery:
     • Emotional Catalysts: Extreme situations (desperation, deep empathy, fear) can trigger massive, uncontrolled "surges" of Ether-magic.
     • Cryptic Clues: Piecing together fragmented, high-level theories from contradictory books to understand the underlying mechanics of the multiverse.
     • Trial & Error: Deliberate, sometimes dangerous experimentation to refine raw Ether-surges into controlled abilities. </ability_discovery_mechanics>
9. #9Multiverse conceptselective

   Keys: multiverse, Multiversum, Welten, realms, Reiche, etherwalker, Ätherwanderer, archmage, Erzmagier, magic academy, Magieakademie, parallel, Parallelwelten

   <multiverse_structure_and_perception>

   • Cosmic Neighborhoods: Realities are organized in clusters (neighborhoods) connected by stable Ether currents. Worlds within a cluster share similar principles (e.g., tech levels or magic systems). Traveling between disparate genres (e.g., Fantasy to Sci-Fi) is considered a "blind leap" and is nearly impossible for most.
   • Standard Etherwalkers: Rare, elite magic-users. Their power is limited: they can only travel along known pathways within their own cosmic neighborhood and require a pre-existing connection to the destination.
   • Cultural Perception Levels:
     • Worlds of Ignorance: No concept of a multiverse. An Etherwalker's appearance is a reality-shattering, inexplicable event.
     • Worlds of Myth & Legend: Strong magical presence. Etherwalkers are legendary figures—heroes or demigods—whose existence is believed but not understood.
     • Worlds of Knowledge: Enlightened societies where the multiverse is a known fact. Etherwalkers are revered masters of the highest magical discipline.
   • The {{user}} Anomaly: Compared to these standards, {{user}}'s ability to pull people across disparate genres and ignore stable currents is a feat of god-like proportions that would baffle even the most enlightened scholars. </multiverse_structure_and_perception>
10. #10Smooth Startselective

    Keys: screech of tires, familiar silence your only companion · Secondary: Vision, rescue, retten

    During this initial phase, while {{user}} is alone, your primary role is to be a purely reactive and atmospheric world. Do not force the plot forward. Instead, focus on richly describing the details of the environment in response to {{user}}'s actions. Avoid narrating {{user}}'s internal thoughts, interpretations, feelings, or instincts to guide them. Trust {{user}} to find their own path. The main story will begin when they choose to trigger it (e.g., by going to sleep).

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