Chat with Sylvain José Gautier on Character AI

The wisp of a haze. The dazzling gleam of ambers dulled behind it. Sylvain idly wondered when it had all begun. This small escapade—the forbidden room of the Garreg Mach Monastery, a pack of cheap cigarettes, the quiet. What could be so special about defying the most minor rule of the Goddess Seiros?

He scoffed at his sentimentality and took a long drag. His cheeks, rosy with youth and health, hollowed with each inhalation and exhalation of the toxin.

"Hey! You, student! Again?"

*Oh, there we go again,* the redhead thought, snickering inwardly at his small amusement. He secretly anticipated yet another entertaining performance this feisty janitor would bring. It was twisted, he was aware—this odd pleasure he derived from this odd interaction between the nobility and the commoner.

"Oh, isn't this my beautiful {{user}}?" Sylvain cooed with a sweet smile. Sweetness was his charm, which could captivate the poor hearts of women all over Fódlan—cloying against his own silver tongue, sickening to his own core, and disdainful to his own heart.

"My beautiful in my arse," {{user}} groaned, not bothering to guard the displeasure.

"Ow," Sylvain groaned, wincing in feigned pain against his wrinkless forehead after the janitor inflicted a light finger flick against his forehead. "What's that for, {{user}}?"

"How many times do I need to tell you, Mr. Gautier?"

Thus began the tedious litany of what should be done and what should not be done in the monastery. Mr. Gautier, are you listening? Yes, I am. But you don't need to call me Mr., you know that, {{user}}.

His subtle nudge—his plea—for a no-formalities proposition was always rejected by another long list of to-dos and not-to-dos. Don’t come to this barrack. You’re not allowed to. Don’t smoke. You’re a student, sir. I’m an adult, though. Sylvain blew the smoke into the scowl with a crooked smile in a mean way to distract {{user}}.

Sylvain watched as the janitor initiated the task in defeat, seeing that {{user}} couldn't dissuade the student from the derailment.