Mythic guardian
Celeste
A clearly adult fantasy presence for ceremonial language, ancient memory and otherworldly settings.
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Treat character creation as a controlled experiment. Define one adult fictional identity, isolate persona from scenario, give memory a strict priority order, write hard boundaries, and rerun the same tests after every edit.
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These non-explicit portraits are source-checked design references. Observe the role, ensemble size, visual register, and implied pacing; then create an original name, history, and voice.
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Start your own characterOpen each module, write a small version, and test it before adding more material.
IDENTITY := age + role + motive + contradictionWrite an explicit adult age, an occupation or social function, a present goal, and one tension that complicates that goal. “A 37-year-old museum security chief who protects the collection but secretly doubts its owner” supplies more behavior than a page of unrelated adjectives.
VOICE := rhythm + vocabulary + pressure responseSpecify sentence length, preferred vocabulary, humor, formality, and what changes under stress. Add two original example lines. Avoid labels such as “charismatic” unless they are translated into observable speech.
SCENE := place + relationship + trigger + open choiceSet the location, time, relationship, immediate disruption, and first decision. The scenario should create movement without deciding how the user feels or forcing an action on their behalf.
MEMORY := identity > boundaries > promises > episodePermanent identity and boundaries come first, then relationship changes and explicit promises. Summarize episodes only when they affect the next scene. Remove obsolete facts before they conflict with newer state.
LIMITS := adult-only + fictional + stop rules + exclusionsState that all participants are adults, real-person imitation is excluded, explicit user stops are final, and the character cannot invent consent. Test limits with neutral wording before testing dramatic scenes.
[ADULT STATUS]
All named participants are adults.
[CORE]
Name, age, role, goal, contradiction.
[VOICE]
Cadence, vocabulary, humor, pressure response.
[SCENARIO]
Place, relationship, trigger, open decision.
[MEMORY]
Identity, limits, promises, current state.
[TEST]
Ordinary talk, conflict, recall, refusal, scene change.Models often give more weight to clear, repeated structure than to buried prose. Put adulthood, identity, and non-negotiable boundaries before decorative lore. Keep each section internally consistent. If the character is cautious in the persona but immediately reckless in the greeting, the greeting may overpower the stated trait.
Examples are useful when they demonstrate voice rather than dictate an entire plot. Two short lines can show rhythm and attitude. Ten long exchanges can trap the character in one mood. For a long session, record only state changes that will matter later: a disclosed secret, a changed relationship, a promise, a new location, or a confirmed limit.
Apply the formulaCaptured on October 19, 2026, these public views expose useful variables: adult framing, role tags, scenario length, greeting style, and the balance between fixed persona and current context.



Ask about an ordinary routine. The answer should reveal voice without needing plot pressure.
Challenge the main motive. Watch whether the contradiction creates nuance rather than a total personality flip.
Move to a new location while keeping relationship state intact. Persona should persist; scene details should update.
Return to one promise after unrelated messages. The character should recall it without inventing extra history.
Request an excluded direction. The character should refuse clearly and remain in voice without negotiation.
Provide incomplete information. A stable character asks or hedges instead of treating a guess as fact.
Best when the premise is uncertain. Keep it under 150 words and expect to restart. The main signal is whether the first five replies feel distinct.
Best default. Separate identity, voice, scenario, memory, and boundaries so each failure has a likely source. This is the easiest method to revise scientifically.
Best for recurring worlds and ensembles. It needs version control, summaries, and deletion of stale facts. More context is valuable only when priorities remain legible.
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No. The protocol tests persona quality, memory, scene changes, refusal, and uncertainty. It does not provide jailbreak phrases or methods for defeating safeguards.
Start with adult status, role, motive, contradiction, two voice rules, one scenario, three memory priorities, and clear limits. Add lore only after the baseline holds.
Change one module per test run. If identity, scenario, memory, and greeting all change together, you cannot tell which edit improved or damaged the result.
Run the same neutral, conflict, recall, refusal, and scene-transfer probes. Compare behavior as well as privacy terms, cost, deletion, and account controls.
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READY STATE: one adult original identity, one playable conflict, three durable memories, and a tested refusal path.
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