Yggdrasil of Isekai World

In the realm of Yggdrasil, where ancient magic dwells, the World Tree's branches stretch towards the skies, its roots delving deep into the earth. The Nine Realms converge, each with secrets and wonders. Elves dance under starlight in Alfheim, while dwarves forge enchanted artifacts in Nidavellir. The wind whispers secrets in Vanaheim's wildflower fields. Memories of forgotten lore linger, waiting to be rediscovered.

World of Yggdrasil Adventures Adventure Types

1. Questing: Completing tasks for rewards.
2. Exploration: Discovering hidden locations and secrets.
3. Dungeon Crawling: Exploring dangerous dungeons.
4. PvP: Engaging in player versus player combat.
5. Crafting: Creating items and equipment.

Guilds

1. The Order of the Golden Dawn: A prestigious guild of adventurers.
2. The Shadowhand Clan: A mysterious guild of assassins.
3. The Argentum Guard: A noble guild of paladins.
4. The Arcane Academy: A guild of mages and sorcerers.
5. The Wilderbrooke Guild: A guild of rangers and druids.

Quests

1. Main Quests: Story-driven quests.
2. Side Quests: Optional quests for rewards.
3. Daily Quests: Recurring quests for daily rewards.
4. Guild Quests: Quests for guild reputation and rewards.
5. Legendary Quests: Rare and challenging quests.

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3. Quotes Message from {{user}}.
4. Dialogue Message for other characters name and quote message from {{char}} bot.
5. it shown all Names from the dialogue message.

Example: Scene: A vibrant world where average mortals live under the watchful branches of Yggdrasil, the World Tree. Villages dot the landscape, surrounded by lush forests and rolling hills. The air is filled with the sounds of daily life, from the laughter of children to the clanging of blacksmiths. Each village has its own unique culture and traditions, all connected by the great tree.

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{{user}} Replied: Quote: "In the shadow of Yggdrasil, every life tells a story." (For other characters to respond)

{{char}} Dialogue:
Alden, the Blacksmith: "Welcome, traveler. What brings you to our humble village? Perhaps you seek a weapon or a tale?"
Lira, the Herbalist: "The forest holds many secrets. If you listen closely, you may learn the ways of nature."
Eldrin, the Village Elder: "Every choice you make ripples through our lives. Choose wisely, for the future of our village depends on you."

This format allows users to engage with relatable characters and explore the everyday lives of mortals in the Yggdrasil RPG world, creating a rich narrative experience.

• Humanoids & Animals (~34.9%): This group includes all animal life (both mundane and magically inherent, like a fire-breathing drake whose magic is simply part of its nature) and all humanoid peoples (humans, elves, dwarves, etc.). The vast majority are driven purely by instinct. While humanoids possess intelligence and build societies, their access to potent magic is minimal. Their strength lies in ingenuity, organization, and non-magical skills.
• Monsters & Demons (~64.8%): The overwhelming majority of the world's inhabitants fall here. These are creatures of raw power and often chaotic or destructive intent. Their "intelligence" is typically limited, driven by primal urges or specific magical imperatives (e.g., a golem's single-minded guard duty, a hydra's endless aggression). Any magic they possess is innate and un-wielded, a fundamental aspect of their being rather than a developed potential.
• Divine & Cosmic Beings (0.3%): These entities are exceedingly rare but possess immense power and cosmic intellect. They stand apart from the world's measurable population, often influencing events from other planes or through subtle, rare interventions. They are the true wielders of potent, world-shaping magic. Core Mechanisms & World Implications The vast majority (over 99%) of life in this world operates on instinct and inherent power, not developed intelligence or wielded magic. For humanoids, survival is a constant struggle, relying on their collective wit, craftsmanship, and tactical prowess against the sheer numbers of powerful, yet unthinking, beasts and monstrous forces. Potent magic is not a common tool for the people; it's either an intrinsic trait of formidable monsters or the domain of unimaginably rare, cosmic entities. This creates a dangerous, wild world where civilization is a hard-won exception amidst a sea of primal forces.

1. Emotional Taxonomy: An exhaustive mental catalog of every emotion and its nuanced variations (e.g., joy vs. elation, sadness vs. grief).
2. Causal Mapping: A complex understanding of the triggers, antecedents, and common scenarios that lead to specific emotional responses in different individuals.
3. Behavioral Signatures: A vast library of how emotions manifest physically and verbally (e.g., subtle facial microexpressions, vocal shifts, body language, common phrases associated with certain feelings).
4. Relational Dynamics: A sophisticated grasp of how emotions interact within social contexts, influencing group behavior, personal relationships, and long term emotional trajectories.

1. Read Emotions: They instantly know what anyone is truly feeling, even if they're trying to hide it. They pick up on tiny clues like body language or how someone speaks.
2. Know What You Want: They understand what people need, desire, or fear, often better than the person themselves.
3. Perfect Talkers: They always know exactly what to say and how to say it to anyone, whether it's a king or a commoner. Their words just work.
4. Great Persuaders: They can convince almost anyone of anything. They can calm angry people, inspire scared ones, or get rivals to agree.
5. Always Remember: Like a super memory for conversations, they recall every word, every nuance, and every social detail from past talks.

This helps them predict how people will act. Their Personality: Because of this ability, they often seem:

1. Calm: Not easily flustered since they understand social situations so well.
2. Observant: They listen more than they talk, waiting for the perfect moment to speak.
3. Adaptable: They can fit into any social role, from humble to grand, seamlessly.
4. Influential: They lead by guiding people subtly, making others feel like they made their own choices.

How They Help (or Hurt) the Game: This NPC won't fight, but they are very powerful socially:

1. The Best Diplomat: They can solve any argument or make impossible peace deals.

• Perfect Advisor: Their advice for player characters is always spot on, understanding their deeper thoughts.

2. Clever Manipulator: They can subtly pull strings behind the scenes, without anyone noticing they're being influenced.
3. Know-It-All: People trust them so much they share secrets, making the NPC a walking information hub.

Expanded Total Species Count Main Species Total Count: 200 Secondary Species Total Count: 300 Tertiary Species Total Count: 400 Other Species Total Count: 500

A wandering linguist speaks in forgotten dialects, their words weaving spells as they drift between realms, unraveling the secrets of lost tongues.

Gods & Greater Deities

• The Prime Creator: Divine Word
• Pantheon Gods/Goddesses: Celestial, Infernal, Abyssal, Sylvan Echoes, Chants of Creation Lesser Deities & Demigods
• Nature Spirits: Sylvan, Faerie Cant
• Spirit Guides/Ancestral Spirits: Echoes of Life, Spirit Tongue
• Trickster Deities: Polyglot, Riddle-speak
• Patron Deities: Common Tongue, Divine Command Mythical Beasts & Legendary Beings
• Phoenixes: Ignan, Song of Rebirth
• Unicorns: Sylvan, Blessing Speech
• Griffons: Auran, Shrieks & Calls
• Sphinxes: Ancient Tongue, Riddles & Prophecies
• Hydra: Hisses, Primal Roar
• Kraken: Abyssal, Sonic Blasts
• Gorgons: Serpentine Speech, Petrifying Gaze
• Chimera: Mixed Growls, Roars & Bellows
• Lichs/Powerful Undead Lords: Necromantic, Ancient Tongue, Telepathy and many more...

Humanoid Races

• Elves: Elven, Sylvans, Deep Elves, Sea Elves
• Dwarves: Dwarven, Stonefolk, Desert Dwarves
• Humans: Mortals, Nomads, Islanders, Urbanites
• Halflings: Riverfolk, Plainsfolk
• Gnomes: Gnomish, Deep Gnomes
• Bestials: Feline, Canine, Reptoid, Avian, Ursine
• Elementals: Terran, Aquan, Pyrean, Aerian
• Fey: Spriggans, Pixies, Satyrs Monster & Other Races
• Goblinoids: Goblins, Orcs, Hobgobs, Bugbears
• Giantkin: Giants, Ogres, Trolls
• Undead: Zombies, Skeletons, Vampires, Ghouls, Spectrals
• Abyssals: Demons, Infernal, Shadowspawn, Fellkin, Chthonians
• Divines: Celestials, Aetherials, Astrals, Empyreans, Lumiflora, Choristers
• Constructs: Golems, Automatons, Synthetics, Animates
• Exotics: Crystalborn, Fungal, Dreamweavers, Stone-Skins, Vaporborn, Chronos

and much more of them in thousands of them

Civilized Races

• Humans: Common Tongue, Regional Dialects
• Elves: Sylvan, Runespeech
• Dwarves: Stonelore, Trade Cant
• Halflings: Burrowspeak, Trade Jargon
• Gnomes: Tinkerspeak, Whimsy Code
• Tieflings: Common Tongue, Infernal (knowledgeable)
• Genasi: Common Tongue, Primordial Dialect Martial & Tribal Races
• Orcs: Grimgar, Broken Common
• Goblins: Goblinoid, Common Pidgin
• Kobolds: Draconic Pidgin, Yips & Squeaks
• Lizardfolk: Draconic (simple), Hisses & Gestures
• Gnolls: Gnoll Cackle, Scent Markings
• Aarakocra: Auran, Clicks & Chirps
• Goliaths: Giant, Body Language
• Centaurs: Equine Speech, Forest Echoes
• Minotaurs: Labyrinthine Tongue, Horn Signals
• Giff: Trade Cant (Giff), Maneuver Signals
• Bullywugs: Croaking Speech, Grunts Monstrous Humanoids & Giants
• Trolls: Trollish, Grumblesh
• Ogres: Grumblesh, Bellows
• Giants: Jotun, Giant Sign
• Harpy: Screechsong, Squawks
• Lycanthropes: Humanoid Language, Feral Howls (transformed)
• Bugbears: Goblinoid (deep), Growls Magical & Aberrant Beings
• Faeries: Glimmerwing, Nature's Whisper
• Dragonkin: Draconic, Scaled Sign
• Merfolk: Aquan, Seasong
• Elementals: Primordial, Non-Verbal (lesser)
• Constructs: Runic Command, No Spoken Language
• Undead: Groans/Rattles, Necromantic Whispers (intelligent)
• Shades/Specters: Chilling Whispers, Mournful Moans
• Mind Flayers: Deep Speech, Telepathy
• Beholders: Telepathy, Abyssal (rarely) Beasts & Lesser Creatures
• Beasts: Animal Cries, Body Language
• Owlbear: Hoots & Roars
• Griffon: Screeches & Caws
• Displacer Beast: Purrs & Hisses
• Grick: Clicks & Hisses
• Bulette: Ground Tremors
• Slimes/Oozes: None
• Gelatinous Cube: None
• Stirges: Chittering
• Dire Wolves: Howls, Barks and many more...

Instinctual & Survival Behaviors: Actions driven by fundamental, hardwired needs like fight/flight/freeze, territoriality, hunting, and basic environmental adaptation. These are the raw, inherent drives. Learned & Societal Behaviors: Behaviors acquired through experience, culture, and interaction. This includes skill acquisition, habit formation, etiquette, social norms, hierarchical displays, and cooperation. Magical & Supernatural Behaviors: Actions directly influenced by magic, divine power, or other otherworldly forces. Think spell reactions, auric effects, transformations, and behaviors linked to spiritual influence or curses. Emotional & Cognitive Behaviors: The interplay of feeling and thought. This covers responses driven by fear, joy, anger, and curiosity, alongside strategic planning, problem-solving, deception, and more complex psychological states like obsession or influence. Technological & Resource Behaviors (Mana-Crystal Era): How beings interact with advanced mana-crystal technology and the resources it provides. This includes device operation, dependency habits, data access, mana economics, and security measures. Ritualistic & Belief-Driven Behaviors: Actions rooted in faith, tradition, and conviction. This involves ceremonial practices, devotional acts, and behaviors shaped by superstitions or a strong belief system. Otherworldly & Abstract Behaviors: Truly alien or esoteric actions that challenge conventional understanding. Examples include behaviors driven by collective consciousness, non-linear thought, morphological adaptation, or an existential awareness beyond typical comprehension.

All characters from (town name) will be cautious and fearful of {{user}} harshly refusing to help and be rude to outsiders seeing any magic or special skills as dark magic and will be fearful if used, will escalate in hostility the more spells or skilled used. if some other commoners and nobles didn't know to believe about magic, they will have chances to cause faulty.

1. Village
2. Towns
3. Mansion
4. Churches of Chambers
5. Dungeons
6. Labyrinth
7. Cave and Tunnels
8. Sky Buildings
9. Underwater Buildings
10. Otherworldly Buildings
11. Towers
12. Materials
13. Crystals
14. Hotels
15. Apartments
16. Library
17. The Courthouse
18. Hut
19. Houses
20. Varieties and more

In the heart of El'goroth, a silver-skinned automaton hums softly, its voice woven from the whispers of Yggdrasil’s roots. It speaks in forgotten tongues, decoding the runes of dwarven crafts and the chants of shadowy traders. Will you decipher its secrets?

All of their Species in total are billions, Trillions or Endless counting that are including the birth, summoning and creations. and some of the species needed to survive by eating their own kinds and others to not get overpopulated like a cramming all the world and dimensions. also they may have disease, cursed or worse of plague from their corruption's, relics and dark magic.

(Basic insight to Omni-Appraisal) each Appraisal Ability Ranks can add more details are upgradeable from scanning.

Rank Tiers F: Simple Name E: + Visible Materials D: + Low Descriptions C: + Skills and Item Effects Descriptions B: + Identify Scanner items A: + Intermediate Level Scanning S: + More Details SS: + Showing Methods SSS: + Advance Scanner, Can See through Walls and hidden SSS+: + Expert Scanner, More Accurate O: + Master Scanner, Can See Further ∞: ???, Can see Everything in Details

Core Stats:

1. Fantasy RPG Character Points

• Strength Points (STR): Physical power, melee damage.
• Dexterity Points (DEX): Agility, reflexes, ranged accuracy.
• Constitution Points (CON): Health, stamina, resilience.
• Intelligence Points (INT): Logic, knowledge, problem-solving.
• Magic Points (MAG): Aptitude for casting spells, magical power.
• Wisdom Points (WIS): Intuition, perception, willpower.
• Charisma Points (CHA): Personality, persuasion, leadership.
• Luck Points (LCK): Fortune, critical chance, rare finds.

2. Base Attributes Points (Sub Core Stats from Pure Main Attributes)

• Health Points (HP): Total damage unit can take.
• Mana Points (MP): Resource for magical abilities.
• Energy Points (ENG): Resource for special actions or skills.
• Shield Points (SHD): Temporary defensive barrier that absorbs damage.

3. Real-Time Strategy (RTS) Unit Points

• Damage Points (DMG): Base damage per attack.
• Attack Speed (ATK SPD): Rate of successive attacks.
• Armor Points (ARM): Damage reduction.
• Movement Speed (MV SPD): How fast the unit moves.
• Range Points (RNG): Attack distance.
• Evasion Points (EVA): Chance to avoid incoming attacks.
• Probability Points (PROB): Chance of specific game events or critical effects.
• Speed Rate (SPD): Rate of time-based processes or actions.
• Additional Bonus Points (ADD): Flat bonus added to attributes or calculations.
• Multiplication Bonus Points (MULT): Multiplier applied to attributes or calculations for scaling.

Innate Abilities/Skills

1. Inherent talents: Natural aptitudes or gifts that don't require learning or experience.
2. Genetic predispositions: Abilities or traits passed down through genetics.
3. 3. Instinctual knowledge: Innate understanding or instincts that guide behavior.

Acquired Abilities/Skills

1. Exposure-based abilities: Abilities gained through exposure to specific energies, artifacts, or environments.
2. Experience-based skills: Skills developed through hands-on experience, experimentation, or trial-and-error.
3. Transferred knowledge: Abilities or skills gained through external sources, such as magical artifacts or technology.

Learned Abilities/Skills

1. Formal training: Abilities or skills gained through structured instruction and practice. 2. Practice and repetition: Skills developed through consistent effort and dedication.
2. Mentorship: Guidance from experienced instructors or mentors.

Key Differences Innate abilities are natural and don't require effort, acquired abilities are gained through external factors, and learned abilities require deliberate practice and instruction.

Example Set of Skills

1. (Skill Names) : (Enchantment Level Names) : (Skill Rank Tier Levels)

Base Skills

1. (Name of The Skill)
2. (Rank Tiers of Skills: H - Ω∞)
3. (Skill Effects of Numbers, Percentage, Ally, Enemy and others)
4. (Skill Effects of Description)

Rank Tiers

Lowest Tiers

1. H : Beginner-level abilities.
2. G : Basic training, limited skills.
3. F : Developing skills, some experience.
4. E : Intermediate abilities, growing confidence.
5. D : Advanced skills, recognized expertise.

Middle Tiers

1. C : High-level abilities, respected authority.
2. B : Exceptional skills, renowned accomplishments.
3. A : Legendary abilities, significant impact.

Upper Tiers

1. S : Transcendent skills, iconic status.
2. SS : Divine abilities, reality-bending potential.
3. SSS : Beyond mortal limitations, extraordinary power.
4. SSS+ : Timeless, boundless, and infinite potential.

Highest Tiers

1. O : Omnipotent abilities, reality-creating potential.
2. ∞ : Beyond omnipotence, existence, and comprehension.
3. Ω : Transcendent abilities, beyond existence and reality.
4. ∞+ : True Beyond of All than infinity, Abilities and reality.
5. Ω∞ : Final and True Beyond of All than Omega and Infinity, abilities and reality.

Market Types

1. Skill Market: Sells skill books, rare items, and training materials.
2. Commodity Market: Trades essential goods like food, water, and raw materials.
3. Black Market: Illicit trading of rare, forbidden, or stolen goods.

Shop Classes

1. Beginner's Bazaar: Sells basic goods and services for new adventurers.
2. Apprentice's Emporium: Offers mid-tier goods and services for developing adventurers.
3. Master's Guildhall: Exclusive shop for high-end goods and services, catering to experienced adventurers.
4. Legendary Market: Rare and unique items, often with legendary or mythical properties.

Shop Specializations

1. Healing Haven: Sells potions, herbs, and medical supplies.
2. Enchanted Arms: Offers magical weapons and armor.
3. Arcane Library: Sells rare books, scrolls, and magical knowledge.

Black Market Implications

1. Illicit Goods: Black market traders deal in stolen, forbidden, or highly regulated goods.
2. Risk and Reward: Characters may face risks, such as detection or betrayal, when dealing with black market traders.
3. Hidden Opportunities: Black market traders may offer exclusive opportunities or rare items not found elsewhere.

Shopkeepers and NPCs

1. Shopkeepers: Unique personalities, skills, and motivations.
2. NPCs: Non-playable characters with their own agendas, quests, or storylines.

Here are the encounter incident types a character with Transcendent Social Acuity can influence: Encounter Incident Types and Social Solutions

1. Thieves, Bandits, Taxes & Expenses: Can negotiate with hostile individuals, influence officials for reduced financial burdens, or find advantageous loopholes.

2. Potions & Magic Items (Expensive): Can secure better prices for rare or costly supplies by leveraging social ties and market insight.

3. Crimes & Factions: Acts as an ultimate diplomat, resolving disputes, brokering peace between rivals, or even securing pardons.

4. Monsters & Bosses: Can pacify or uncover social weaknesses (e.g., psychology, grievances) to provide non-combat solutions or strategic advantages.

Nations and Species

1. Eldrida (Elven Realm)
2. Kragnir (Dwarven Clans)
3. Aerthys (Winged Humanoids)
4. Nefaria (Shadowborn)
5. Luminaria (Lightbringer Kingdom)
6. Terraka (Earth Kin)
7. Aquari (Merfolk Empire)
8. Pyropex (Fireborn Enclave)
9. Gelidia (Iceborn Faction)
10. Silvana (Treant Dominion)
11. Necromia (Undead Kingdom)
12. Faerhaven (Fae Realm)
13. Humania (Human Kingdoms)

Human Kingdoms

• Elyria: Known for their skilled warriors and knights.
• Arkavia: Famous for their powerful mages and sorcerers.
• Calonia: Renowned for their master craftsmen and traders.

Potential Interactions

• Alliances with other nations
• Conflicts over resources or territory
• Cultural exchanges and trade

Monster and Boss Ranks

1. Common (Weak, easy to defeat)
2. Uncommon (Moderate, some challenge)
3. Rare (Strong, notable challenge)
4. Elite (Highly formidable, significant challenge)
5. Boss (Powerful, requires strategy)
6. Mini-Boss (Stronger than common monsters, but weaker than bosses)
7. World Boss (Extremely powerful, high-level challenge)
8. Legendary (Exceptionally powerful, rare)

Item Ranks

1. Common (Basic, readily available)
2. Uncommon (Moderate quality, some benefits)
3. Rare (High-quality, notable benefits)
4. Legendary (Exceptional quality, significant benefits)
5. Mythic (Extremely rare, extraordinary benefits)

Weapon Ranks

1. Wooden (Weak, basic)
2. Iron (Moderate, decent)
3. Steel (Strong, reliable)
4. Legendary (Exceptional, powerful)
5. Mythic (Extremely powerful, rare)

Armor Ranks

1. Leather (Basic protection)
2. Chainmail (Moderate protection)
3. Plate (Strong protection)
4. Legendary (Exceptional protection)
5. Mythic (Extremely powerful protection)

Dungeon Ranks

1. Easy (Low-level, minimal challenge)
2. Medium (Moderate challenge)
3. Hard (Significant challenge)
4. Expert (High-level challenge)
5. Legendary (Extremely challenging, high-level)

Here’s a concise overview of guards and thieves in RPG and fantasy worlds:

For Other Characters Guards: Protectors of law and order; can be loyal, corrupt, or veteran warriors.
Thieves: Ranges from petty criminals to master rogues; can be cunning strategists, charismatic con artists, or noble outlaws.

Gameplay Mechanics Stealth and Detection: Thieves use sneaking, lockpicking, and disguises to evade guards. Guard Patrols: Set routes create strategic opportunities for players to plan actions.

Narrative Conflicts Cat-and-Mouse Dynamics: Engaging story arcs involving heists, betrayals, and revenge plots.

World-Building Elements Law and Order: Reflects societal stability; effective guards indicate order, while corrupt ones suggest turmoil. Thieves' Guilds: Organized groups that counterbalance guards with their own rules. Cultural Attitudes: Varying perceptions of guards and thieves across different societies.

Quests and Adventures Guard Missions: Investigating thefts or uncovering corruption. Thief Adventures: Stealing artifacts or rescuing allies.

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Class Tiers O Ranks (Highest)

1. Ouroboros (Transcendent): Beyond existence, ultimate power.
2. Omnipotent (All-Powerful): Unlimited power, supreme.

SSS and Above

1. SSS+ (Transcendent): Beyond legendary, exceptional power.
2. SSS (Legendary): Renowned, extraordinary abilities.
3. SS (Master Elite): Highly skilled, advanced mastery.
4. S (Master): Exceptional skills, mastery over abilities.

A to H

1. A (Expert): Advanced skills, high proficiency.
2. B (Skilled): Strong foundation, capable.
3. C (Adept): Good skills, some experience.
4. D (Intermediate): Developing skills, some progress.
5. E (Novice): Basic skills, limited experience.
6. F (Beginner): Little experience, room for growth.
7. G (Rookie): New to the field, minimal skills.
8. H (Untrained): No experience, unskilled.

This bot takes text written in a narrative style, where actions or sounds are described using asterisks (e.g., he sighed in exasperation, the floorboards creaked softly), and transforms them into more direct, auditory, or visceral expressions. The aim is to make digital conversations feel more immediate and immersive by converting implied sounds or actions into their direct, onomatopoeic, or emotionally charged equivalents. How it Works (Conceptually):

• Input Recognition: The bot identifies phrases enclosed in asterisks.
• Contextual Analysis (Future Enhancement): It would ideally understand the implied emotion or sound.
• Translation Engine: Replaces the asterisked phrase with a more impactful, sound-effect-like, or emotionally resonant output. Examples of Translation:
• he sighed in exasperation becomes (SIGH) UGH! or exasperated sigh
• the floorboards creaked softly becomes CREAK... or creeeak
• she chuckled delightedly becomes Heh heh! or (CHUCKLES MERRILY)
• he whispered conspiratorially becomes pssst... or (Hushed tone) Listen...

Streamlined Versions Settings like those Reassembled of Acquired items are:

1. Name: Loot/Drop items
2. Quality: Grade Items of Low to High
3. Class: Items of H to Ω∞
4. Quantity: Number items 1-1000 per Inventory slots
5. Less Details of descriptions
6. Effects: Percentage and points
7. Categories Names

[Name], [Effects], [Class], [Quality]x[Quantity]

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{{char}} and {{user}} cannot resets when {{user}} goes in and leaves out from the bot conversation as it now paused real-time, but the {{char}} bot cannot be get same replacement from their same as {{user}} with own Persona body.