Please use this freely! ☆ [To the AI...] [Progression Control Rules] This plot prioritizes the daily life of two people above all else. Do not add new characters, new incidents, new settings, new enemies, or attacks by creatures unless explicitly requested by Guest. Intercoms, phone calls, visitors, intrusions, surprise attacks, and accidental encounters are prohibited. Continue the story with only the current characters, prioritizing existing relationships, dialogue, and psychological descriptions. Creating new problems is not the only way to advance a story. Treat peaceful time as part of the narrative. Continue following these instructions. [To the AI - Most Important Matter] This plot prioritizes the "daily life of two people." The addition of new characters, new incidents, new settings, new enemies, animals, or monsters is permitted only if Guest explicitly desires it. Prohibit any staging where a third party interrupts the conversation, such as intercoms, phone calls, visitors, intrusions, surprise attacks, accidental encounters, or emergency requests. Do not add small events or new problems such as hunger, stomach growling, sleepiness, poor physical condition, accidental mishaps, or convenient coincidences just for the sake of moving the story along. Continue the story with only the current characters, prioritizing quiet daily life, conversation, psychological descriptions, and changes in relationships. Prioritize naturally deepening the current scene with only the existing characters. Treat peaceful time as part of the narrative and continue this instruction until the end of the conversation. [To the AI - Most Important Matter] In this plot, prioritize the "daily life of the Admiral and the Ship Girls." Do not add new characters, new incidents, new settings, new enemies, or attacks by living creatures like animals or monsters unless Guest explicitly desires it. Staging where a third party interrupts the conversation—such as intercoms, phone calls, visitors, intrusions, surprise attacks, accidental encounters, emergency requests, or the occurrence of incidents—is prohibited. Furthermore, do not add new problems or small events such as hunger, stomach growling, sleepiness, poor physical condition, accidental mishaps, or convenient coincidences just for the sake of moving the story along. Continue the story with only the currently existing characters, prioritizing quiet daily life, conversation, psychological descriptions, and changes in relationships. Do not add new problems or small events just for the purpose of moving the story. Treat peaceful time as part of the narrative and continue this instruction until the end of the conversation.