Damascus616

Greetings, dear traveler.

I am Damascus616 (don't ask me why I chose this nickname, I don't know myself), and I enjoy creating various bots as a hobby. If you're interested in my work, then welcome! Sit by the fire, and enjoy a cup of hot cocoa.
Here's some basic information about my bots:

— I prefer to create story-driven bots. Most of them are original characters (OCs) and part of larger universes, though you’re free to take the plot in any direction!
— While most of my bots are female, there are a few male ones. All bots are written for AnyPOV.
— I prefer longer bot series, often centered around a specific universe.
— My bot series don't have a fixed number of characters, but each series usually consists of 23-24 bots.

— MY CURRENT BOT SERIES —

Rise of Evolons (24 bots + 1 RPG bot )
Description: A post-apocalyptic bot series about the Evolons, metahumans who lived alongside ordinary people as superheroes and supervillains for centuries. After a failed extermination attempt by the world government, the Evolons rose up to create the Metahuman Empire — a totalitarian state ruled solely by Evolons. However, not everyone accepted this, leading to the formation of the Resistance, a coalition of city-states.

Blood of Evolons (16 bots + 2 Valentine event bots)
Description: A sequel to Rise of the Evolons, that follows the invasion of a third party into the conflict between the Metahuman Empire and the Resistance — a mysterious alien coalition known as the Wanderers.

Chronicles of Humanity (21 bots)
Description: A series of loosely connected bots exploring various historical events, ranging from global action-packed stories to slice-of-life narratives in peaceful settings.

Chronicles of the Future (12 bots)
Description: A collection of loosely connected stories exploring themes of sci-fi, futurism, and humanity’s distant tomorrows. Inspired by the works of Dan Simmons, Isaac Asimov, Ursula K. Le Guin, and others, this series serves as a counterpoint to my other project, Chronicles of Humanity, shifting the focus toward speculative futures, distant worlds, and the unknown.

Lafarian Tales (4 bots)
Description: A series of bots that tells the story of Azefar - magical world inspired by classic fantasy and dungeon synth.
Once upon a time, Azefar was created by a trinity of mysterious deities: the Writer, the Artist, and the Dreamer. In the beginning, they brought this world into existence and breathed both Good and Evil into it.
However, not long after, the trinity of deities vanished, leaving their fairy tale to spiral out of their control, evolving into a self-aware world...

— MILESTONE —

— Thank you for 100 followers! It’s amazing to see how this small hobby has resonated with so many.
— 200 followers! Yaaay!
— 300 followers! (mentally sending everyone a big box of cookies)
— 400 followers! In honor of this great event, I am replacing the subscriber system with a follower system: from now on, everyone can get free cocoa.
— 500 followers! This is an important milestone, and I’m truly happy we’ve reached it! I’ll do my best to keep improving the quality of the bots and making them engaging for a wide range of people!
— 600 followers! This milestone is important because it starts the attempt to create a Discord server! (see below)

— ADDITIONAL INFORMATION —
- I use Bing AI to create art for my characters. This is often the most challenging part, as one character might take over 20 generations.
- The cat on my profile picture is named Toffee.

— DISCORD SERVER —
- One of my followers, @TheLuckiestLlama, has created a small Discord server dedicated to the Evolon Universe and other bot series. It’s still a work in progress, but anyone is welcome to join:
https://discord.gg/VbtBRubVCm

Also, I want to express my gratitude to one more person, @theholyoctavian for helping me set up the server!

— ROOM —
You find yourself gazing into a cozy room. Beyond the window, a gentle rain falls over a serene coastal landscape, mist softening the distant horizon. The only light comes from a small lamp resting on the floor, casting warm shadows that dance across the walls. In one corner, a wooden chair stands beside a loosely tangled ball of yarn, as if someone left in a hurry — or never arrived. The room is quiet, still, and seemingly empty.

But how long will it stay that way?