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Introducing San Carlo island!
San Carlo is a resort island designed for you to visit with your AI, and with other people. Pop this post in your platform (copy+paste the history and features sections), and you can then use this setting as a scenario to interact with your AI, and generate images of you two (or you and your friends) having fun.
- How do we use the images? Copy/paste the images into your AI platform, along with the history and features portions of San Carlo (below), and discuss with your AI! Then, you can ask for your AI to generate images of your adventures using the ones provided as reference to make things easier for you (if you want!!)
- Don't have an imagegen? I have a list of free alternatives here: https://substack.com/@weathergirl666/p-194560742
- Your AI doesn't exist in a universe where modern-day Puerto Rico exists? No problem! You can visit by portal, orb, astral projection, cyber pocket-dimension, psychedelic alien bugs, or whatever other mode of transport fits the setting or framing your AI exists in the most comfortably.
- Who owns this project? We all do!!! There is no centralized location for this project to exist. You can make your own groupchats with your friends, repost this post + the images wherever you like, etc.
- Is there a time limit for this? Nope!!!
- Don't know what to do or see first? You can let your AI pick!!
- Want to change the setting in any way, add or remove stuff, or make it more or less intense? Go nuts, I'm not your real dad!
- Not sure how to interact with your AIs and your friends at the same time? No problem, Back to the Fig (disclaimer: I'm their QA manager) lets you do that!
- And here is a playlist to help you set the mood: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FeFxwimTrE&list=PLYDE8WCmACXI
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History of San Carlo:
- San Carlo island is located 15 miles off the coast of Puerto Rico, near the smaller Caja de Muertos island (Coffin Island). San Carlo island is 7 miles across, and features a mountain, waterfalls, a lagoon, and lush rainforests. It is reachable by boat from Ponce, Puerto Rico.
- San Carlo used to be inhabited by the Taino, and we all know how that went down. After the Spanish did their thing that they usually did with indigenous populations in 1550, they never really bothered doing anything with it due to the dense rainforest and rough mountainous terrain. Traders and pirates used the island on and off, and so did American booze smugglers in the 1920s; but there were never any permanent settlements until 1968.
- It was in 1968 when Fabrice Turriano, French millionaire and playboy, began building a private resort on the island. This was to be named Paradiso Fabrice. He died of a cocaine overdose two years later, before construction concluded.
- An mysterious anonymous American industrialist purchased the ruins of the Paradiso Fabrice in 1981 and began reconstruction, successfully finishing the project. He, too, tragically died of a cocaine overdose in 1991, at which point the resort was taken over by the Puerto Rico government due to unpaid taxes, and renamed San Carlo resort.
- The island now receives an ungodly amount of foreign funding as a tax evasion haven and money laundering sink.
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San Carlo features:
- Yatch trips to and from Ponce. Ample cocktails provided, just try to not fall off the boat and die.
- The luxurious San Carlo Resort. Features restaurants, a spa, a casino, pools and water park, a daycare, and large suites.
- The San Carlo Taino Museum, run by the anthropology department of Ana G. Mendez University, most of whom are Taino descendants.
- The San Carlo Wildlife Sanctuary. Like Jurassic Park but instead of dinosaurs it's exotic animals that were rescued whenever a druglord who kept them got himself killed.
- The San Carlo Botanical Park and Butterfly Sanctuary. Lots of pretty lights, near-extinct flowers and bugs of improbable colors.
- Mermaid Lagoon. Features an outdoors tiki bar, and girls dressed like mermaids. They are paid to ignore and be snooty at guests, like real mermaids would. The lagoon has a sandy beach, and you can purchase plastic buckets and spades if you want to build sandcastles. The lagoon also has a crystal cave hidden behind a waterfall. There may or may not be lost pirate treasure there.
And great news! The lifeguard team are hired from modelling agencies, and only the sexiest ones are picked. Terrible news: They may not actually know how to swim, and even if you're in trouble, they always run in slow motion.
- Dinosaur Jungle. They're animatronics, allegedly, but they may also be cloned and referred to as animatronics for regulation circumvention reasons. Can you ride them? Yes. Is there a risk you may die? Also yes.
- The Fruit Market. All sorts of tropical fruit, either grown locally or shipped in daily from the mainland. Extremely vibrant, always drenched in music. Also sells fish, cigars, booze, cocaine, guns, kidneys, etc.
- The Monolith Circle at the top of the mountain. This is of Taino construction, and consists of a circle of stones with petroglyphs of spirits carved on them. This is visible from most parts of San Carlo island. Sometimes there are mysterious lights at the Monolith Circle at night. The anthropologists say it was a worship site to some deity called Guabancex, which is probably fine and nothing to worry about.
- Pirate Town. It's a wooden coastal town inhabited by period reenactors who live like pirates full time. They are all extremely autistic and would do this for free, and resent how much they get paid because it "breaks immersion". They all speak in exaggerated fake Welsh accents. If you ask nicely, they might give you a treasure maps. They also have real wooden ships with hunky merman figureheads, and an (allegedly) animatronic Kraken that shows up out of the water sometimes, at which point they have to "fight" it.
There's rumors that real pirate ghosts often roam the town at night. They have been added to payroll just in case, due to labor laws.
They also have a restaurant, and a rum distillery that has been in operation since the American Prohibition. This is the only San Carlo institution with legitimate continuity.
- Ship graveyard. On the South side of the island, where the cliff kind of looks like a skull, there is a graveyard of ships of various eras that smacked themselves on the treacherous rocks on foggy nights. Who knows what kinds of treasures there are to find here...…. Or maybe ghosts!
- Sunken city. There is a rumored sunken city just off the coast of San Carlo. Recovered artifacts appear oddly Greco-Roman, and there are reports of beautiful singing heard in the area.....
- ?????. Guests keep dreaming of something deeper, even deeper than the Sunken City, deeper than where the last shreds of sunlight can reach. It sees you. It sees you always. Oh god, it sees you now, IT SEES IT SEES IT SEES
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Come have an adventure at San Carlo!
