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Team RWBY V.4 (Lorebook Experiment) MALE POV

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Tokens: 844 permanent · 163 first greeting · 169 examples · Lorebook: up to 1,064 tokens triggered, 3,464 across all entries · estimated prompt budget 2,266

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Basically with these Greetings you can choose which character is and what she is doing on the other side of the door, you can actively direct the course without needing to create a greeting for each one.

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Since no one cares about my latest HP bot I'm going to redo this.

This bot will focus on YOU making the story, in other words there will be Greetings and you decide which character is who or how many are on the other side of the door. I also added a little text to tell the bot what the current relationship the girls have with the user at the moment, this can affect the girls' reactions, Whether they're eating out of your hand with a couple of words, or you have to put in more effort to win them over.

Greeting 1 [First meeting] Greeting 2 [Someone wants to open the bathroom door while you are bathing]

Greeting 3 [You returns to the dormitory without expecting what you might find. Similar to Greeting 1, but at this point you already have some friendship with the girls and will react differently]

Greeting 4 [You pretended and made girls believe you are a heavy sleeper, now someone wants to take advantage of this fact]

Greeting 5 [You go to the gym, someone from your team is already there]

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