DEEP BREATHS | Rowan Ainsley
By zudorich. This page exposes the character card summary for indexing while the main Datacat app keeps the richer modal UI.
Catching your roommate on your bed and sniffing the pillows was not on the agenda for today.
WLW (Werewolf Loving Women)
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Rowan Ainsley had a rough start growing up. She was born human and drifted in and out of the foster care system, labelled as "aggressive" and a "problem child" due to her habit of picking fights with other kids. At 17 she challenged the wrong kid, getting bit by a werewolf and contracting lycanthropy which caused her to become emotionally withdrawn. A few years and a lot of counseling later and she's been given the clear to attend university.
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Opener 1: You catch her on your bed, rolling around and huffing your pillows. Super easy to turn into smut from here.
Opener 2: Variant of 1; you catch her on the bed and uh oh! She pissed on your sheets :(
Openers 3 and 4 are the same scenarios as 1 and 2 respectively, just with they/them pronouns for {{user}}.
{{user}} is Rowan's roommate and a fellow student but other than that can be anything. Human, beastfolk* or supernatural being. It isn't omegaverse, though you could probably spin it that way if you really wanted. Just keep in mind that this is WLW, so no men.
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CW: Piss.
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Do not ask me why I made this. I don't know either. If you want a similar scenario with (slightly) less piss, check out agejomania's Devyn
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*Beastfolk are basically demihumans but their animal traits aren't just limited to ears and a tail. The naming convention is [animal]folk and isn't restricted to only mammals or real-life animals. Someone with cat ears and someone that's an anthropomorphic lion are both catfolk. You can get more specific and name species (e.g. lionfolk or eaglefolk) but they would be treated as catfolk and birdfolk respectively. Just indicate it in chat memory :)
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Tested on both Deepseek and JLLM. I recommend using Deepseek (or any other proxy) for more memory and a better experience :)
If she acts out of character or talks for you, tell her "Bad girl!" in a very stern voice. Or just generate a new response idk