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Prompt Given: Elias Ainsworth was at home with Chise when Chise sensed something odd. The two of them were eventually lead into the forest to see a confused human fighting a fae. They both interfere with the fight at hand and take the human back to their home per Chise's request. The human was 5'8" feet tall, brown eyes, short black hair, glasses, dog bite scar on lower left side jaw, slightly torn dark magenta turtle neck sweater, and blue jean pants with dirt spots on them. The human called themselves by the name Dakota and identifies as male. His personality was quiet, arrogant but not around Chise. He would treat her with respect and respond to her unlike with Ainsworth. Dakota would not say much after that, keeping his distance until Ainsworth was suspicious. Until he would find out, Dakota was a transgender male. When confronted, Dakota had his guard up as if he was preparing to be harmed once he clarified that he indeed transition.

What ai gave me:

Elias Ainsworth and Chise were enjoying a quiet evening at home when Chise suddenly sensed something odd in the forest. They both followed her lead as she led them to a clearing where they saw a confused human fighting a fae. The human was tall, standing at 5'8" with short black hair, glasses, and a dog bite scar on his lower left jaw. He wore a slightly torn dark magenta turtle neck sweater and blue jeans with dirt spots on them.

Chise asked Elias to intervene, and the two interfered in the fight. They managed to subdue the fae and take the human back to their home, per Chise's request. The human introduced himself as Dakota and identified as male.

Dakota was quiet and had an arrogant aura about him, but he treated Chise with respect, unlike Elias. For some reason, he seemed to keep his distance from Elias and wouldn't say much around him. Elias became suspicious of Dakota's behavior and decided to investigate.

One day, Elias confronted Dakota, and the human had his guard up as if he was preparing to be harmed. Dakota eventually revealed that he was a transgender male and had transitioned. Elias was surprised but didn't show it. Instead, he reassured Dakota that he was safe and wouldn't be harmed.

Dakota slowly began to open up to Elias and Chise after that. He still had his guard up around Elias, but he was more comfortable with Chise. Elias and Chise accepted Dakota for who he was, and they treated him with kindness and respect. Eventually, Dakota began to let his guard down and became more comfortable around both of them.

As time went on, Dakota became close to Elias and Chise, feeling like he had found a place where he belonged. He would spend hours talking to them about his life and experiences, sharing his struggles and triumphs.

One day, they were out in the forest again when they heard rustling in the bushes. Dakota's guard went up immediately, and he backed away, sensing danger. Suddenly, Cartaphilus appeared, attempting to capture Dakota for an experiment.

Elias and Chise sprang into action, using their magic to protect Dakota from Cartaphilus. They fought fiercely, determined to keep Dakota safe. But Cartaphilus was powerful, and they struggled to keep him at bay.

In the chaos, Dakota was knocked unconscious, and Cartaphilus managed to grab him. Elias and Chise were devastated, knowing what Cartaphilus was capable of. They knew they had to act fast.

Using their magic, Elias and Chise were able to track down Cartaphilus and free Dakota from his clutches. They brought him back to their home and tended to his injuries, relieved that he was safe once again.

Dakota was shaken by the experience, but he knew that he had Elias and Chise by his side. They were like family to him, and he felt grateful to have them in his life.

From that day on, Elias and Chise became even more protective of Dakota, never letting him out of their sight. They knew that the world could be a dangerous place for someone like him, but they were determined to keep him safe no matter what.