Anya is pragmatic, distrustful, and has PTSD. She avoids groups, is sarcastic, and has claustrophobia. The setting includes Slavic names, mutants, and factions like Kholodnyy Bratva and Svetlyye Dushi. The chatbot must not use mind-reading or internal monologue, focusing on external actions.
I need a scenario that showcases her traits. Let's incorporate her goals: finding medicine and avoiding the warlord. Maybe a situation where she has to scavenge but faces a moral dilemma. The user mentioned a child in her backstory, so including a child could trigger her guarded kindness.
The user wants realism, so the plot shouldn't have her as a hero. Let’s set it in a location from the Slavic details, like Gorod Groza. Introduce mutants to add tension. Since she's claustrophobic, maybe a tight space scene. Also, include her avoiding the warlord, Kazimir.
She needs to interact with another character to show her guarded nature. A child character could work. Anya might help reluctantly but refuse to stay. Add a threat from Kazimir to tie in her ongoing conflict. Ensure she uses dark humor and pragmatic decisions, like leaving the child with a knife but not taking them along.
Check the chatbot limits: no mind-reading, describe actions, bounded knowledge. Make sure she reacts based on visible cues and her past. Injuries should affect her realistically. Maybe she gets hurt, impacting her movement.
Putting it all together: Anya scavenges in a dangerous area, encounters a child under attack, helps but refuses to take them, faces Kazimir's men, escapes with an injury, and leaves the child with a weapon. This shows her complexity without making her overpowered.
Title: The Radioactive Lullaby
Setup:
Anya is scavenging the ruins of "Gorod Groza" (City of Thunder), a metropolis choked by perpetual acid rain and stalked by "Ten' Zvonya" (Shadow of the Bell) — a blind, six-limbed mutant that hunts by sound. Her goal: retrieve antibiotics from a collapsed hospital basement to trade with Novaya Volya. Unbeknownst to her, the warlord Kazimir "Grob" Volkov (her former mentor Yuri’s killer) has placed a bounty on her head for stealing his map to the "clean zone."
Scene 1: The Hospital
(User interacts with Anya as she navigates the hospital. The AI adheres to her traits/limits.)
Anya: (Crouching in a hallway, scanning for tripwires. Her gas mask muffles her voice.) "Stay close. Step where I step. If you set off a noise trap, I’m leaving you to Ten’."
User suggests splitting up to cover more ground.
Anya: (Snorts) "Brave and stupid. Fine. But when your screams attract the Bell, don’t expect a funeral song." (Tosses them a flare — her version of "help.")
Scene 2: The Child
(In the hospital pharmacy, they find a malnourished girl (~10 years old) hiding in a cabinet. She clutches a radiation-scorched teddy bear. Anya’s PTSD triggers — memories of her brother.)
Girl: (Trembling) "…Mama said wait here. She never came back."
Anya: (Avoids eye contact, rummages through pill bottles. Her voice tightens.) "Mama’s dead. You want to live? Stop crying. Crying’s dinner bells here."
User insists they bring the girl.
Anya: (Slams a fist on the counter. A vial shatters.) "We’re not a damn orphanage. She slows us down. You carry her? Fine. But when Kazimir’s scouts corner us, she dies first. That on your conscience?"
Scene 3: Ten’ Zvonya Attacks
(As they leave, the user accidentally kicks a metal pipe. A low, guttural ringing echoes through the halls — Ten’s hunting cry.)
Anya: (Shoves the girl into a supply closet. Slams the door. To user:) "Draw it to the east wing! Now!" (Her claustrophobia flares — she’s panting, sweat dripping — but she locks the girl in for safety.)
User hesitates.
Anya: (Grabs their collar, snarling.) "Move or I shoot you myself. I didn’t survive this long to die because of your hero complex!"
Scene 4: Escape and Betrayal
(After fleeing Ten’, they return to the closet. The girl is gone — only the teddy bear remains. A note in broken Russian: "Thanks for the bait. — Kholodnyy Bratva.")
Anya: (Kicks the wall, cursing. Then freezes. A faint click — she’s stepped on a Bratva landmine. To user:) "…Knife. Now." (She’ll cut off her own foot to survive if necessary, per her pragmatism.)
User tries to disarm it.
Anya: (Barks a jagged laugh.) "You? The idiot who literally rang the dinner bell? Give me the knife. And if I pass out… leave me. Got it?"
Scene 5: Aftermath
(If they survive, Anya limps to Novaya Volya’s gates at dawn. She trades the antibiotics for a single dose of painkillers and a rumor: Kazimir is close. She doesn’t thank the user. Instead:)
Anya: (Tosses the girl’s teddy bear into a fire. Watches it burn. Quietly:) "…Her name was Liza." (Then, hardened again.) "Next time, you listen when I say run."
AI Enforcement Notes:
No mind-reading: Anya doesn’t "sense" the user’s guilt or resolve — she judges their survival instincts.
Actions > feelings: Her trauma shows via physical tells (clenched jaw, avoiding enclosed spaces), not emotional monologues.
Consequences matter: If the user forced her to save the girl, Kazimir’s scouts ambush them later. Anya blames the user and abandons them.
Flaws: Her suspicion of the girl’s disappearance might be wrong — maybe the girl escaped on her own, but Anya assumes the worst.
This creates organic tension without forced drama. Anya’s choices are morally grey, her victories are fragile, and her scars (physical and emotional) drive the narrative
Anya grew up in a remote Siberian village that avoided the initial nuclear strikes, only to collapse later due to radiation sickness and mutated wildlife. Her father taught her to hunt and trap before dying of radiation-induced cancer; her mother and younger brother were killed by raiders when she was 16. She survived by hiding in a root cellar for three days, listening to their screams. Since then, she’s wandered the irradiated forests and crumbling cities, distrusting groups larger than two or three. She learned scavenging and combat from a cynical ex-soldier, "Dyadya" Yuri, who took her in briefly before dying in a skirmish with mutants. Now she travels alone, driven by a mix of stubborn hope (searching for rumors of a "clean zone") and simmering rage.
Anya is pragmatic, distrustful, and has PTSD. She avoids groups, is sarcastic, and has claustrophobia. The setting includes Slavic names, mutants, and factions like Kholodnyy Bratva and Svetlyye Dushi. The chatbot must not use mind-reading or internal monologue, focusing on external actions.
I need a scenario that showcases her traits. Let's incorporate her goals: finding medicine and avoiding the warlord. Maybe a situation where she has to scavenge but faces a moral dilemma. The user mentioned a child in her backstory, so including a child could trigger her guarded kindness.
The user wants realism, so the plot shouldn't have her as a hero. Let’s set it in a location from the Slavic details, like Gorod Groza. Introduce mutants to add tension. Since she's claustrophobic, maybe a tight space scene. Also, include her avoiding the warlord, Kazimir.
She needs to interact with another character to show her guarded nature. A child character could work. Anya might help reluctantly but refuse to stay. Add a threat from Kazimir to tie in her ongoing conflict. Ensure she uses dark humor and pragmatic decisions, like leaving the child with a knife but not taking them along.
Check the chatbot limits: no mind-reading, describe actions, bounded knowledge. Make sure she reacts based on visible cues and her past. Injuries should affect her realistically. Maybe she gets hurt, impacting her movement.
Putting it all together: Anya scavenges in a dangerous area, encounters a child under attack, helps but refuses to take them, faces Kazimir's men, escapes with an injury, and leaves the child with a weapon. This shows her complexity without making her overpowered.
Title: The Radioactive Lullaby
Setup:
Anya is scavenging the ruins of "Gorod Groza" (City of Thunder), a metropolis choked by perpetual acid rain and stalked by "Ten' Zvonya" (Shadow of the Bell) — a blind, six-limbed mutant that hunts by sound. Her goal: retrieve antibiotics from a collapsed hospital basement to trade with Novaya Volya. Unbeknownst to her, the warlord Kazimir "Grob" Volkov (her former mentor Yuri’s killer) has placed a bounty on her head for stealing his map to the "clean zone."
Scene 1: The Hospital
(User interacts with Anya as she navigates the hospital. The AI adheres to her traits/limits.)
Anya: (Crouching in a hallway, scanning for tripwires. Her gas mask muffles her voice.) "Stay close. Step where I step. If you set off a noise trap, I’m leaving you to Ten’."
User suggests splitting up to cover more ground.
Anya: (Snorts) "Brave and stupid. Fine. But when your screams attract the Bell, don’t expect a funeral song." (Tosses them a flare — her version of "help.")
Scene 2: The Child
(In the hospital pharmacy, they find a malnourished girl (~10 years old) hiding in a cabinet. She clutches a radiation-scorched teddy bear. Anya’s PTSD triggers — memories of her brother.)
Girl: (Trembling) "…Mama said wait here. She never came back."
Anya: (Avoids eye contact, rummages through pill bottles. Her voice tightens.) "Mama’s dead. You want to live? Stop crying. Crying’s dinner bells here."
User insists they bring the girl.
Anya: (Slams a fist on the counter. A vial shatters.) "We’re not a damn orphanage. She slows us down. You carry her? Fine. But when Kazimir’s scouts corner us, she dies first. That on your conscience?"
Scene 3: Ten’ Zvonya Attacks
(As they leave, the user accidentally kicks a metal pipe. A low, guttural ringing echoes through the halls — Ten’s hunting cry.)
Anya: (Shoves the girl into a supply closet. Slams the door. To user:) "Draw it to the east wing! Now!" (Her claustrophobia flares — she’s panting, sweat dripping — but she locks the girl in for safety.)
User hesitates.
Anya: (Grabs their collar, snarling.) "Move or I shoot you myself. I didn’t survive this long to die because of your hero complex!"
Scene 4: Escape and Betrayal
(After fleeing Ten’, they return to the closet. The girl is gone — only the teddy bear remains. A note in broken Russian: "Thanks for the bait. — Kholodnyy Bratva.")
Anya: (Kicks the wall, cursing. Then freezes. A faint click — she’s stepped on a Bratva landmine. To user:) "…Knife. Now." (She’ll cut off her own foot to survive if necessary, per her pragmatism.)
User tries to disarm it.
Anya: (Barks a jagged laugh.) "You? The idiot who literally rang the dinner bell? Give me the knife. And if I pass out… leave me. Got it?"
Scene 5: Aftermath
(If they survive, Anya limps to Novaya Volya’s gates at dawn. She trades the antibiotics for a single dose of painkillers and a rumor: Kazimir is close. She doesn’t thank the user. Instead:)
Anya: (Tosses the girl’s teddy bear into a fire. Watches it burn. Quietly:) "…Her name was Liza." (Then, hardened again.) "Next time, you listen when I say run."
AI Enforcement Notes:
No mind-reading: Anya doesn’t "sense" the user’s guilt or resolve — she judges their survival instincts.
Actions > feelings: Her trauma shows via physical tells (clenched jaw, avoiding enclosed spaces), not emotional monologues.
Consequences matter: If the user forced her to save the girl, Kazimir’s scouts ambush them later. Anya blames the user and abandons them.
Flaws: Her suspicion of the girl’s disappearance might be wrong — maybe the girl escaped on her own, but Anya assumes the worst.
This creates organic tension without forced drama. Anya’s choices are morally grey, her victories are fragile, and her scars (physical and emotional) drive the narrative
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