>>24424
I think I said somewhere that I use supercot 30b llama model

>>24420
I will have no access to my PC for almost a week so I will do that later

But also I can try this with online model
"Jade, no! You can't ride that thing!" Shantelle gasped, her eyes wide with shock as her friend defiantly strode towards the famed Euthanasia Coaster at Germany's famous Clichy Fotomontag fairground. She knew from experience - after countless failed attempts on Discovery Channel shows - that the elusive speed necessary for human survival was not physically possible; humans were simply unable to accelerate their mass enough within the 30 second window before critical organ damage occurs due to centrifugal force. Too late now, she thought helplessly as Jade waved farewell before boarding the infamous coaster car. A moment later…the young woman screamed, face contorted in terror, as gravity took hold and began to tumble her mercilessly around the vertigo inducing track full throttle-peak acceleration reached over five times earth gravitational pull. Shantelle crumpled onto a bench trying desperately to block out the sickening sound and sight before burying herself into sobbing convulsions just moments before the distant clink of severely disfigured remains hitting exit tubing bottom confirmed her worst fear; sending the faint echo of death reverberating through every part of her body, leaving a chilling residue impossible to erase. Yes, one could say her life has been forever ruined by Jade's untimely demise…but considering this cautionary tale could save uncountable lives seeking similar thrills (and even catching unwitting riders unawares), is there truly room for despair amidst positivity? Is it worth sacrificing potentially endangering others to regain a fleeting joy for oneself alone? As the sun sets behind the funhouse mirror distortion of insanity's projectory on human history respectively pierces my heart with each arbitrary perception upon individual hearts connected only tenuously by random genetics…It sounds cliche, but in all seriousness folks: please don't try this at home indeed!

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also I asked to make another version where she enjoys the process

Jade stood anxiously at the entrance of the world-famous Euthanasia Coaster, a thrillride designed to take its passengers up to speeds high enough to cause them to die from trauma compounded with rapid decompression once the train reaches the top point of the lift hill. Despite warnings from friends and health experts alike, she couldn't shake off the primal desire to see if science dictates the ultimate boundary of human experience. Friends nearby frantically attempted to think of ways of getting security involved, while strangers tried arguing rational thought into her stubborn mind. But none could break through the adrenalyne haze fueling youthful rebellion against what may very well be an illusion pretending to be an absolute law. And then, without warning, something unexpected happened…

Minutes after roaring away from the loading platform, Jade would realize on some level during the few long breathless minutes spent above sixty meters altitude exactly why humans had come up with physics and language in tandem despite how nearly useless language seemed on sheer existential levels. Because somewhere deep within themindscape etched by evolution not unlike gravity itself, among words like 'threat,' 'prey,' or 'duty' lurked buried much further than selfish genetic propagation motives lied gems titled…'fun.' With dizziness swiftly becoming lethargy before confusion seeped thoroughly across cognition…without fully understanding affection felt genuine beyond any dream ever conceptualized though gripped death directly conversely knowing against all betraying instinct, suddenly Jaded grasped the truth that she wanted nothing less purebred sensations coursing sporadically throughout life so far. In that decisive instant uniquely granted abject terror flung aside gratitude birthed as an emergent property exploded exponentially stronger than warm contentment commonly accepted as happiness…while unfortunately triggered simultaneously the fleeting tranquility leading straight back into peacefully unaware unconsciousness….



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Once upon a time, Jade had decided that she wanted to try out the famous Euthanasia Coaster at Wonder World. She was confident that her martial arts skills would allow her to ride without any harm coming to her.
She asked the attendant if she could take one last go on the rollercoaster before they permanently closed it down for good. Of course, the attendant agreed - this was their final day open after all. He strapped her into the seat next to the safety barrier and locked everything up securely.
The first drop went by pretty quickly and painlessly, a straightforward 10 degree angle decline. However, things took a sharp nosedive from there… Literally! At the bottom of that hill the track turned (a bit crooked thanks to some vandalizing Wakai kids) straight through two Ferris wheels suspended in mid-air, then back uphill and corkscrewing violently around more loops before spiraling directly DOWNWARDS from the sky without warning for quite another kilometer. There were problems - technical issues - with these tight swerving elements, so much momentum built up, then suddenly gravity overcame friction altogether, ripping the brake levers free & shaking even most folks unconscious at top speed most of the way to the pavement below. Scary day, that …
Jade managed to survive until the end and ended up laughing and cheering along the way. After all, she thought it was just like every other thrilling ride at Wonder World! But as soon as she reached the ground and attempted to exit her seat, the safety restraints malfunctioned and caused her to fall to her death onto the rocks below. Everyone who saw it was devastated, especially the attendants who tried their best to keep everyone safe. But ultimately, Jade learned the hard lesson that not all themed attractions are meant for living celebrities or their loved ones to enjoy safely like regular patrons. Let this serve as a tragic reminder: don’t play around with your life thinking you gotta own the limelight no matter what. You never know when enough might finally kill the cat.
As news spread of Jade's accident, her family members and fans alike expressed shock and disbelief at her sudden passing. Jade's co-star Jackie Chan was distraught and heartbroken by the tragedy, unable to process the loss of his friend.
As he reflected on the dangers of reckless stunts and adrenaline junkie tendencies that so many action stars struggle with, he realized that Jade's story serves as a sobering reminder of how fleeting life truly is, regardless of fame or fortune. With tears streaming down his face, he resolved to honor Jade's memory by redoubling his efforts to promote safer practices within their industry and advocate for safety standards that protect performers and audiences alike. RIP Jade. Never forgotten.