I will give this some context. I was playing around with ChatGPT like many of us down now. I asked if it knew Octavia Shadowmeld and it said no. Makes sense it isn't supposed to go look for info on the web. Next, I told it who Octavia was using the lore provided by splinterlands. Then after the bot knew a bit about this character I asked it to write a story about her. And it worked to a point. It did connect the start of the story to her lore yet it ended the story it a way I could have never seen coming. Do you think these bots will take over writing?
Octavia was a skilled assassin, trained in the deadly arts from a young age. She had been raised in a secret society of assassins that had been around for centuries, and her talent had quickly become apparent. Her training had been grueling, but she had persevered, determined to become one of the best.
As Octavia grew older, she began to take on more and more difficult assignments, and her reputation as an assassin began to spread far and wide. She was known for her speed, precision, and deadly accuracy, and she soon became one of the most feared assassins in the land.
But despite her success, Octavia began to feel a sense of restlessness. She had spent her entire life killing for others, never questioning their motives or the reasons behind the targets they had assigned her. But now, she began to wonder if there was more to life than just killing.
One day, while on a mission, Octavia met a young girl who had been caught in the crossfire of a rival gang. The girl was frightened and alone, and Octavia found herself unexpectedly drawn to her. She took the girl under her wing, nursing her back to health and teaching her the ways of the assassin.
As Octavia spent more time with the girl, she began to realize that there was more to life than just killing. She had found a sense of purpose in teaching the girl, and she began to feel a sense of satisfaction and fulfillment that she had never felt before.
Over time, Octavia began to take on more and more students, teaching them the ways of the assassin while also instilling in them a sense of responsibility and morality. She became a mentor, a guide, and a friend to those under her care, and she soon found that she had created a new purpose for herself.
In the end, Octavia realized that there was more to life than just killing. She had found a way to use her skills for good, to make a positive difference in the world, and to help those in need. And in doing so, she had found a sense of peace and contentment that had eluded her for so long.
