Insight on your library?

[Ruleofthree]

I'm using your library for my attempt to create a bot. But it's not quite clear on some things - or maybe it is - I'm not a professional developer. I may be missing something.

Is there a command to have the bot wait for a specific response? Example: "What is your name?" Then the bot waits for person that executed the command to respond, store that in a variable, then reply with "Welcome, ::name::."

I can't seem to 1) have the bot wait for said response, and 2) Store response, once it is given, in a variable. The on_MSG command states the variable is 'message' But when run a print command on message, it's always just the input that triggered the command itself (i.e '!create')

Code as follows:

def on_MSG(self, character, message, channel):
        super().on_MSG(character, message, channel)
        if message == "!create":
            super().MSG("ADH-64f8d1b633ed80256a6a", "I did it!")
            basics = self.basics(character, message)
            # abilities = self.abilities(basics)
            # self.save(basics, abilities)

    def on_PRI(self, character, message):
        super().on_PRI(character, message)

    def basics(self, character, message):
        levelDict = {1: [ 25,  1,   6,   15,   2,  1,  5,    75]}
        unspoiledDesire = "ADH-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
        # As this is character creation, level will always be equal to 1, and xp always equal to 0
        playerLevel = 1
        playerXP = 0
        # Grabs character's name, and then assigns appropriate values from the dictionary above to display.
        super().PRI(character, "What is your characters name? ")
        time.sleep(10)
        super().MSG(unspoiledDesire, message)`

From my understanding, message should at least be "What is your characters name? " As that was the last string stored in the variable, message.

Thanks