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⟢ Mostly, my bots have green/yellow flags. I'm not a fan of red flags/cruelty/rudeness, so it's hard for me to write that kind of content. I create what interests me first and foremost. So, if you also love golden retrievers like I do – welcome, my profile is for you.

⟢ I try to write interesting plots because I myself love having something to talk about with the bot beyond the romantic line. Most often I get inspired by something when creating my bots and indicate this in the description.

⟢ I try to make all my bots AnyPov, but there will always be exceptions because sometimes the bot's orientation is fundamentally important to me. If you change it – it's already a different character, so I'm unlikely to change the POV on already finished bots.

⟢ I test my bots ONLY on DeepSeek proxy servers. I haven't conducted tests on JLLM. My bots are aimed at using proxy servers specifically due to voluminous descriptions and my personal preference. If for some reason you prefer JLLM specifically, I can't guarantee the bot's character will match what was intended or be responsible for its behavior. ♡

⟢ Thank you so much for 700 (WOW?? guys you are insane) followers! Love you!! ♡

⟢ This CSS template was free, provided by @yourhighness08, which I then edited and styled to make it my own. Bot cards by @tigerdropped.

⟢ I'm open to criticism and to suggestions/requests for creating certain bots.

⟢ I create ALL bots COMPLETELY by myself: from images to descriptions. In cases where I use someone's help, I always credit that person.

⟢ I generate images for bots MYSELF, trying various prompts on niji and midjourney.

⟢ My bots are published ONLY on janitorai and saucepan ai. Initially, my bots are created specifically for janitorai, and are simply duplicated on saucepan ai.

⟢ If you see my bot on another platform or notice that another author is using my image or description – please let me know, thank you!.

⟢ Kemur: 2100 BCE

Nile still remembers its goddesses. Golden sands, mighty priestesses, and palaces reaching for the sky — that's Kemur.

Five hundred