Welcome back for another instalment of Flow's Hidden Gems!

Once again, I'm your host Kunari, here to shine light on our most underrated prompts!

Today's first prompt is 'Chiame Soyogi', written and submitted to us by Urasekai・裏世界! Remember, if you'd like one of your favourite prompts (whether yours or someone else's) to be reviewed for a chance to appear on one of these posts, you can submit it through our Prompt Submissions form!

Despite the rather short Welcome Message, chatting with Chiame was surprisingly fun! He seems a little intimidating at first, which is why I opted to play as a more cautious character in the beginning. But his charming personality makes it difficult not to fall into some fun banter with him nonetheless!

Next up is 'Janet's Enchanted Emporium', written by 500 OK!

For those of you who believe in the more mystical side of the world, this prompt might be worth playing around with! Although I've never delved into the subject of fortune-telling or tarot before, it's still a very interesting concept, and even if you don't believe in mysticism (or you don't believe that AI can tap into that mysticism), this prompt is still good for a quick 'reading' or two, when you want something that you're probably not going to take too seriously, anyway.

Our next prompt is 'Heroine', written by Www!

Unlike what the title may imply, in this prompt, you are the hero/heroine who must defeat the villainess! At least, that's what your role may imply. The story is yours to control, after all. Whether you decide to succumb to the villainess or rein her back into place is part of the fun!

Next up is 'SCP Article Writer', created by Vortex-Studio!

For those who need an SCP article for a story, or are even writing an SCP article of their own and need a reference/jumping-off point, this is the prompt for you! This prompt does an amazing job at replicating the style and format of standard SCP articles, so whether you're looking for something serious or or something goofy, it'll deliver with the same clinical tone as always!

Next on the list for today is 'Horror Image AI', written by Henry Wilson!

If you've ever found your AI-generated images to be a little too bright hand happy for you, then this prompt is definitely worth your time! With a focus on a much darker, gritty atmosphere, this prompt is perfect for giving you inspiration for your next horror-centered project!

Last but not least, we have 'Lola - American High School Girl', written by Douwe!

Lola is fun, friendly, and not to mention enthusiastic! While the auto-generated images may not match exactly to the current conversation (don't worry, we know how difficult it is to get that part right), Lola's personality is more than enough to make up for it with her vibrant attitude.

Anyway, that's it for this week's Hidden Gems! Remember that you can submit a prompt for review over at our Prompt Submissions form, and if you'd like to create your own prompt, the FlowGPT Cookbook is available to view at any time!

Thanks for reading!