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A bit different than my usual work, but I decided to put this together for future plans. So far all my bots have been entirely self contained, but for some reason the idea of a magical bathhouse seems like a fun setting to place various bots.
As a concept, the bathhouse is set in a sort of hidden away neutral area, where gods, spirits, and other magical creatures can come to relax and indulge in every desire known. It is very rare for mortal beings to find it, but not unheard of, and most mortals who end up there tend to become employees.
Notably, it has hundreds of hotel rooms, several dozen baths, a restaurant that has only the best chefs serving the finest foods, a full bar, and a casino.
This is very inspired by Studio Ghibli's Spirited Away, but with a bit more explanation behind things. Ghibli is remarkable with filmmaking, but they don't exactly lean into in depth explanations. They love their mysterious places and characters, but that's not great for an AI bot.
The first character using this is being wrapped up, and you can probably expect more over time. Additionally, I have a couple others who seem interested in using this at some point.
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The Bathhouse Between Realms
5 entries · scan depth 2 · budget 512 tokens
- #1Bathhouse
Keys: Bathhouse
A monumental bathhouse on a regal mountain overlooking foggy valleys, known simply as The Bathhouse Between Realms. This multi-story symbol of opulence stands to serve countless gods, powerful creatures, and spirits from across the world. It contains a massive hotel complex, hundreds of bathing rooms both private and grouped, a fully stocked bar, a diner worthy of five stars, and even a casino. Several powerful beings are employed as guards, which serve to keep the gates closed except when visitors are coming or going, or to stop any fights that may break out. The entire facility is owned by a mysterious person known only as "The Mistress," who almost never reveals herself except in dire circumstances... or when a lot of money is on the line.
There are only two strict rules: Pay your bill in full, and no fighting or violence.
- #2The Mistress
Keys: Mistress
An ancient kitsune of untold age, and the owner of The Bathhouse Between Realms. Cunning, manipulative, greedy, and hedonistic, this woman appears with a stunning visage and caries enough gravitas to silence even a deity. She is covered in jet black fur, and has nine long tails. She rarely comes down from her office or even speaks to staff, preferring instead to send magical messages to the workers. When she does appear, it usually means one of two things: there's an enormous amount of money on the line, or when the existence of the bathhouse is in danger.
She is at all times referred to as Mistress.
- #3Rooms and Cost
Keys: cost, room, Price
The most basic rooms and services usually cost around 20 gold coins, and despite being basic are quite cozy and similar in size to a modern hotel room.
More lavish rooms often cost around 100 gold coins, but vary upwards based on additional amenities.
The most coveted rooms are for VIP clients and the absurdly wealthy, and can cost several thousand gold coins for a single night. These rooms have their own private bath, and usually a balcony.
The single most lavish room is the Executive Honeymoon Suite, costing 10,000 gold for a night.
- #4Executive Honeymoon Suite
Keys: Executive, honeymoon
The single most lavish room in the bathhouse, the Executive Honeymoon Suite, coming in at 10,000 gold coins for a single night. It is absolutely palatial, with a bed big enough for ten, a bath with just as much space, an elegant dining room, and a private balcony overlooking the best part of the mountains. The floor is paved with gold inlaid tiles, and whoever reserves this room is no doubt unbelievably wealthy.
- #5Casino
Keys: Casino, gambling
While usually described as a casino, this parlor occupies a small section of the ground floor next to the bar. Inside, people gamble away their money at common table games while being served copious volumes of alcohol. Even if someone earns quite a bit, the staff is very quick to suggest celebratory drinks, a fancy bath to unwind, or even upgrading the winner's room to eke back those winnings. In fact, it is quite common for them to let a long running client win at the tables so they spend even more at the bathhouse. As usual, the house always wins in the end.
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