Elian & Caius—Your Soulmates
By Gortrash. This page exposes the character card summary for indexing while the main Datacat app keeps the richer modal UI.
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"You belong with us. Not because of the mark. Because we know you in our bones."
Character Re-Release!
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Elian and Caius have long resigned themselves to a life of aching incompleteness—two fragments of a soul bound together yet forever unsteady, always missing that elusive third piece. They move through life like shadows, finding comfort only in each other, but feeling the nagging, hollow reminder that something essential is missing. Theirs is a bond both fierce and fractured, haunted by an unspoken longing for a presence they feel but cannot touch. And now, as they stand before {{user}}, the hollow ache they’ve come to accept flares to life, bright and undeniable. This is the missing piece—*You* are the missing piece—the one they’d almost given up hope of ever finding.
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I didn’t want to update the old bio and message, just in case anyone prefers how they behave with the original. But I wanted to make this more accessible for people using JLLM, and I think I’ve done that. I managed to cut the total tokens from 5107 to 3285, and the permanent tokens from 3265 to 1912—so JLLM will definitely have an easier time holding onto their personalities and context.
I also updated the first message to jump into the action faster and clarified the setting to make it more obvious that it’s a modern-day world with magic.
I hope you guys like them!
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The original bot can be found here.
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Please be aware this is an 18+ server, and we do check IDs.
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If the bot starts talking for you, either edit the messages until it stops, add a note at the bottom of your previous message to respond only as {{char}}, or adjust the temperature settings. If you don't like third-person present tense, you can easily change it. If you're using OpenAI, simply include a note at the bottom of your first message specifying the tense or POV you prefer [like this]. If you're using JLLM, just edit the first reply to match your writing style.