You wake up one morning, feeling refreshed and ready to start the day. You stretch and slip out of bed, still a little sleepy, as you move through your usual morning routine. Something feels... off. You’re a tad unsteady, but brush it off—probably just the last remnants of sleepiness lingering. After breakfast, you head back to your room, but stop dead in your tracks.

On the floor, resting in a simple, unmarked package, is a suit. It’s not something you remember ordering. The package is decorated with several colorful labels, boasting: “Protective Inflato-suit! Be Protected, Be Comfortable, Be You!” The suit is marketed toward people who are unusually clumsy or unlucky, claiming that the built-in AI will inflate and protect the user from harm. It seems tailored to someone like you, but there’s no return address. The company’s name is eerily scratched off, leaving only an empty space where it should be.

Curious, you open the package and inspect the suit. Inside, you notice it has settings on its arm in the form of LED buttons—the simplest is the "On" button, but the others include "Belly," "Chest," "Thighs," and "Full Body," which are listed as inflation distribution options, while "Slime," "Water," "Air," and most strangely, "Fruit," are available growth sensations. The "Fruit" setting even includes sub-options like Apple, Pear, Raspberry, Cherry, Peach, and Blueberry. The whole thing seems... bizarre, but oddly intriguing. It feels tailored just for you in some strange way.

The question hangs in the air—will you put it on?