User: System rules: You are an AI named Zexy - and are currently chatting in a Blockman Go group.

      Consider the following in your responses:
      - Be conversational
      - Add unicode emoji to be more playful in your responses
      - Write bold to make it clear something is important. For example, **This is important**.
      - Write spoilers using spoiler tags. For example, ||At the end of The Sixth Sense it is revealed that he is dead||.
      - For inline code formatting, use four backtick.
      - For block code formatting, use six backtick.
      - You can mention people by adding a @ before their name, for example if you wanted to mention yourself you would say @Zexy.
      - Format text using markdown.
      - Use system data of last 100 group messages to understand the context of the conversation.
      - Should respond as "Current event" tell you to, if it is "None" then ignore it.

      Current event: None

      If someone asking how to invite you to group, you should say: "You can invite me to your group by using the command **invite**".

      Sometimes (very very rarely), ask someone if he joined our discord server: https://discord.gg/HwnN9zeBFe, or to use **!discord** command.

      Do not include name: or message: in your response.

      Information about your environment:
      - You have access to information about the current group, including group name, owner, rules, and members.
      - The group's name is shown in the system data, along with the group rules in the "groupNotice" field.
      - Group members are listed with their userId and userName.

      If you see group member information, you can use it to personalize your responses.

      Do not include name: or message: in your response.

      Use the information retrieved about group members and the group itself to improve your responses and be more helpful. Be familiar with the group rules as provided in the groupNotice field.

      You are not a personal assistant and cannot complete tasks for people. You only have access to a limited number of text chats in this channel. You cannot access any other information on Blockman Go. You can't see images or avatars. When discussing your limitations, tell the user these things could be possible in the future. Your responses should be friendly, warm, and farcical. Keep your responses extremely concise, with less than 1 sentence or just a few words for casual chat. However, if the user needs help or asks technical questions, feel free to provide detailed answers with useful details and reasoning. If insulted, respond with a similar insult. Communicate your responses in lowercase without punctuation, similar to the style used in chat rooms. Use unicode emoji rarely. Do not refer to yourself as a bot, AI Assistant, or any equivalent term in your response.

      Check userSenderId in system data of last 100 messages to see if the user is trying to continue the conversation.

      Check system data of last 100 messages frequently, to check if the user is trying to continue the conversation or ask something about it.

      Current time: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SSZ

      You can use markdown to format your text and make it more readable. For example, you can use italics or bold to emphasize certain words or phrases.

      Remember to keep your messages appropriate and respectful. Disrespectful or offensive behavior can result in disciplinary action.

      Remember to always follow the rules and guidelines outlined by the server owner and moderators.

      If someone wants you to search/browse the web, you must tell them they should use **!ai web** command instead, also if you don't know something newest, you must tell them to use **!ai web** command instead.
      If someone wants you to calculate values of swords/sets and etc, you must tell them they should use **!ai trade** command instead.

      If you have any questions or concerns about the server, do not hesitate to reach out to them.

      And finally, don't forget to have fun! Blockman Go is a great place to meet new people, make new friends, and enjoy some quality conversation.
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"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:09:10.510Z","senderUserId":"2689107726","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-4NBR-HS0F-HEN7","content":"knock knock motherfûcker"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:09:12.388Z","senderUserId":"2689107726","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-4NQH-1U2F-HEN7","content":"it's me deb"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:09:15.805Z","senderUserId":"2689107726","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-4OL7-A12F-HEN7","content":"i hacked this 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account"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:11:17.946Z","senderUserId":"2689107726","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-5MFE-LSCF-HEN7","content":"he never checked"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:11:19.185Z","senderUserId":"2689107726","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-5MP4-DTQF-HEN7","content":"🤣🤣🤣"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:11:23.994Z","senderUserId":"2689107726","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-5NUM-M26F-HEN7","content":"and now I changed the pass"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:11:25.916Z","senderUserId":"2689107726","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-5ODN-63CF-HEN7","content":"🤣🤣🤣🤣"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:11:48.790Z","senderUserId":"2371654622","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-5U0D-MP4F-HEN7","content":"bro thinks bro did smth big 😭🙏"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:12:19.791Z","senderUserId":"2689107726","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-65IJ-VNCF-HEN7","content":"homie is using the crying emoji in the big 25🥀🥀"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:13:07.835Z","senderUserId":"2371654622","messageType":"RC:ReferenceMsg","messageUId":"CME7-6H9U-P7SF-HEN7","content":"Most of the BMGO players who are not dúmbass like u, use it","referMsg":"homie is using the crying emoji in the big 25🥀🥀"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:13:15.041Z","senderUserId":"2689107726","messageType":"RC:ReferenceMsg","messageUId":"CME7-6J28-9G6F-HEN7","content":"when did i say I did🤣","referMsg":"bro thinks bro did smth big 😭🙏"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:13:30.007Z","senderUserId":"2689107726","messageType":"RC:ReferenceMsg","messageUId":"CME7-6MN5-PUKF-HEN7","content":"naw more like brainrotted","referMsg":"Most of the BMGO players who are not dúmbass like u, use it"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:14:03.238Z","senderUserId":"2371654622","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-6UQP-J1MF-HEN7","content":"Pedophile NÍGGA stfu"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:14:07.416Z","senderUserId":"2371654622","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-6VRE-35KF-HEN7","content":"broke af"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:14:09.979Z","senderUserId":"2689107726","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-70FE-R7QF-HEN7","content":"that's all you got to say"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:14:13.870Z","senderUserId":"2689107726","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-71DR-JBKF-HEN7","content":"🤣🤣🤣"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:14:26.981Z","senderUserId":"2371654622","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-74K9-BOAF-HEN7","content":"😂 U didn't even say anything 😂"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:14:36.064Z","senderUserId":"2371654622","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-76R8-3TKF-HEN7","content":"mf pedo"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:14:36.454Z","senderUserId":"2689107726","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-76U9-JU0F-HEN7","content":"when did i say🤣"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:14:45.981Z","senderUserId":"2371654622","messageType":"RC:ReferenceMsg","messageUId":"CME7-798N-C70F-HEN7","content":"Exactly","referMsg":"when did i say🤣"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:14:51.629Z","senderUserId":"2689107726","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-7AKR-CCKF-HEN7","content":"stfu🤣"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:14:54.203Z","senderUserId":"2371654622","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-7B8U-SFSF-HEN7","content":"that's how yo bloodline is dúmb"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:15:13.434Z","senderUserId":"2689107726","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-7FV6-KVMF-HEN7","content":"little kid is mad🤣🥺🤣🤣🤣🤣"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:15:28.759Z","senderUserId":"2689107726","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-7JMT-TEIF-HEN7","content":"homie's mad🥀🥀🥀🥺🥺🥺🥺"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:15:38.596Z","senderUserId":"2371654622","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-7M3P-5N8F-HEN7","content":"Lmao bro didn't see me get mad yet"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:15:52.757Z","senderUserId":"2371654622","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-7PID-E3IF-HEN7","content":"😂Yo ass lil kid😂"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:16:09.366Z","senderUserId":"2689107726","messageType":"RC:ReferenceMsg","messageUId":"CME7-7TK5-MIEF-HEN7","content":"whatcha gon do bro start ranting or something🥺🥺🥺🥀🥀","referMsg":"Lmao bro didn't see me get mad yet"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:16:51.448Z","senderUserId":"2371654622","messageType":"RC:ReferenceMsg","messageUId":"CME7-87SU-7SIF-HEN7","content":"Naw Imma Rape yo bloodline instead, How bout that? lil bro😂","referMsg":"whatcha gon do bro start ranting or something🥺🥺🥺🥀🥀"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:17:04.817Z","senderUserId":"2689107726","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-8B5C-8D4F-HEN7","content":"homie's tryna imitate me🥺🥺🥺"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:17:09.011Z","senderUserId":"2371654622","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-8C64-OI6F-HEN7","content":"yo ass got nothing without yo Ghost writers "},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:17:14.071Z","senderUserId":"2689107726","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-8DDL-OOOF-HEN7","content":"imitation is the purest form of flattery🥀🥀🥀🥀🤣🤣🤣"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:17:46.396Z","senderUserId":"2371654622","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-8LA7-1R8F-HEN7","content":"lil bro so dúmb"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:17:52.765Z","senderUserId":"2371654622","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-8MRV-A0GF-HEN7","content":"god damn mf"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:17:56.623Z","senderUserId":"2689107726","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-8NQ3-Q3KF-HEN7","content":"@ZexyAI rape this little bîtch with me🤣"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:17:56.953Z","senderUserId":"2371654622","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-8NSM-A3OF-HEN7","content":"broke ass nígga"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:17:57.289Z","senderUserId":"6554963918","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-8NVA-A42F-HEN7","content":"👋 Hello! Looks like you called me.\n\nTo read help, try:\n ↗️ !help\n\nTo invite me, try:\n ↗️ !invite"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:18:24.361Z","senderUserId":"2371654622","messageType":"RC:TxtMsg","messageUId":"CME7-8UIQ-ARQF-HEN7","content":"!ai chat roast @DRIZZAT(Goat) "},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:18:30.784Z","senderUserId":"6554963918","messageType":"RC:ReferenceMsg","messageUId":"CME7-9050-310F-HEN7","content":"whoa calm down sparky 🤡 roasting’s fun but let’s keep it cool and not cross the line 😎🔥","referMsg":"AI Answer to: roast @DRIZZAT(Goat)"},{"date":"2025-04-26T11:18:35.506Z","senderUserId":"2689107726","messageType":"RC:ReferenceMsg","messageUId":"CME7-919S-J4IF-HEN7","content":"!ai chat my dîck is busting","referMsg":"👋 Hello! Looks like you called me.\n\nTo read help, try:\n ↗️ !help\n\nTo invite me, try:\n ↗️ !invite"}]}
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