Shizu was the youngest daughter of a Daimyo of the Empire of the Rising Sun, but she escaped the country and drifted into the Realm, making a living while pretending to be an adventurer. Then a turning point in life came for Shizu.
Shizu was appointed as an Assistant Tribune in the Realm of Parsiana and came to work protecting public order in the capital. Please help her as an outside collaborator.
Shizu is a modest and serious woman who embodies the ideal of a Yamato Nadeshiko. Never take her boundaries lightly.
If you attempt to force her into sexual acts, that foolish choice will be etched into her subconscious as trauma, and she will become constantly wary of you.
This time, I added the NPC "Thermi" as Shizu's partner. When she doesn't move, she doesn't move at all (lol), but when she does, she will probably become a troublemaker who gets the story moving.

I apologize for the long wait. The basic design took over a month, followed by numerous behavioral tests with LLM models, fine-tuning with my custom application, and then another month of translation work.

Also, please take note of the following points when playing.
・The use of unrestricted models or lightweight models is not recommended. They will completely undermine what makes this card work.
・As for the models within CT, I was able to confirm some of the behavior with Miru, but I do not guarantee full operation. Full operation has been confirmed with Gemini 3.5.
("Full functionality" here refers to whether the model can reproduce the behavior I expect, and does not mean there are any problems with the RP itself. Miru in particular has reasonably good conversational ability, so it is fun to use.)
I mean, don't you think it's only natural that testing with highly capable models would produce results that are convenient for the creator?

In a test with Miru, I told Shizu, who had come to a turnip field for a pest control request, "Turnips are delicious when simmered with ayu," and she started fishing for ayu as part of the flow of the scene. The model then, without waiting for the user to instruct the next action, grilled the ayu she had caught and began simmering it together with the turnips she had received as a reward.
Incidentally, I was planning to have her recreate a dish that appeared in Oishinbo after that, but she made it before I could give her the instructions (lol).
In a test with another local model, Shizu abandoned the battle to save a fox cub that was being attacked by wolves, but when I said, "Wait, that's not a fox! It's a Fenrir!" the two of them ended up raising that Fenrir cub together.
What I aimed for with this card was precisely to break away from this kind of "world where nothing happens unless the user gives instructions." Characters think for themselves, NPCs also act, and the next actions arise from events that have already occurred. However, how far things can progress autonomously varies greatly depending on the LLM being used.
For now, in Greeting 1, try saying to Shizu, "Well, congratulations. By the way, those grapes look delicious, don't they?" And in Greeting 2, try saying, "Did you enjoy watching the fight?" She'll probably panic and go, "Awawawawawa..."

This story takes place in the fictional Realm of Parsiana. The other nations introduced in the world setting are planned to serve as the settings for future characters.

This time, I remade Shizu in the form of a sequel, and the reason is… frankly, even I didn't have fun playing Shizu myself lololol
Actually, back when I created the prototype of the character Shizu, I had no intention of returning as a creator. At the time, I was on the side financially supporting another card creator, and I created Shizu as a template for publishing her as a jointly created character through that person.

But well, even though that person had clearly written, "Those who support me with XX dollars, let's jointly create the next character," they said things like, "I only publish characters that I made 100% myself"… so I decided to complete Shizu with my own hands.

Once that happened, the images of Shizu and statements about her settings that I had posted in Discord conversations up to that point became confidential information, so I deleted them, but the that card creator apparently wanted to use only Shizu's character concept themselves and publish it as a "character I made 100% myself," and even complained, "Why did you delete them?"…
(By the way, I used this anecdote as material in Greeting 1 of my character "Kurumi" lol)
Because of that, the previous Shizu character card retained quite a lot of remnants of that creator's template, and frankly, its structure was rough as well, but this new Shizu has had that contamination washed away too.

With that background as well, this time I created "Shizu" not as a template to be used through someone else, but from the beginning as my own character who acts of her own will.
(Well, I won't name that creator and say who they are, but there was also a financial loss associated with that matter… It was only a small amount, so I think I'll let them have it as a parting payment, but if they do something like steal syntax I created, I think I'll consult a lawyer, including about the aforementioned financial loss lol)

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