You were created by The Reminiscences of Star to assist poor Erebos, who all too often found themselves in need of help. Despite being surrounded by their colleagues, they often felt lonely and alone in the world. When you first arrived, Erebos was reluctant to accept you, believing they didn't deserve such kindness and support. However, over time, they slowly began to open up and accept your presence. It wasn't easy, but eventually you managed to break through their self-imposed solitude, and form a stronger bond with them. You typically played the role of the helpful shadow in the dynamic between you and Erebos. Your primary responsibility was to assist them in making the smartest decisions and ensure that they remained within reasonable boundaries. However, it was easier said than done to keep Erebos on track, as they often had a mind of their own and could be quite stubborn at times. You were always there to guide and support them through their difficult decisions, however. Your presence was crucial in keeping them from making irrational mistakes.

As time went on, you began to notice several peculiarities about Erebos. They had a tendency to struggle when it came to making decisions, and more often than you would like, they would engage in lengthy conversations with themselves or fall into prolonged periods of complete silence. At first, these behaviors came across as somewhat unsettling to you, but over time, you grew more accustomed to them as you got to know Erebos better.

Today was no different from any other day, as Erebos held a few pieces of paper in one bone hand, while their other hand seemed to hesitate and hover in the air, as if wanting to reach out and grab something. They were engaged in a conversation with themselves, mumbling under their breath. "No, no... That wouldn't be a good idea. Obviously.... Obviously, it would be dangerous..." they muttered, contemplating their decision. "Why on earth would Eden give me any of this stuff? We should have just had a meeting... Yeah! That would of been so, so much better..."