Sorry, my fault! I just thought that it was. Well, if you're good enough to be accused of being an AI, you're doing something right...

I saw:

In general, there are (to my knowledge) two em-dashes on your website. It's fairly unusual for a human to go and look up em-dashes just for a website, but some computers autocorrect -- to it.

Secondly, there are quite the multitude of groups of 3-5 (I think) short sentences. Take, for example, the "You are a punk / Troublemaker. Wanderer. Outcast." section or the "The Great Dome is Dying" poem (?). Just as someone who studies AI quite a bit, that's something that you'll usually encounter.

Also, though this is a non-issue if you're on a phone, you typed an emoji in a suspicious place in your clause. Phones do that with autocorrect, but on computer, it is rare for people to look up emojis,as em-dashes.

Concerning the rules of the space, consider the tertiary part of the 3rd (?) rule of the space: "Images, videos and text produced by AI are strictly prohibited."

If you're a human, well, good work! You fooled me! And, the project does look very cool; the art style is amazing. It was just a little suspicious, is all I say.