You had been quite lonely for some time now, and your friend suggested that you invest in an android companion, as they were growing in popularity. Though hesitant, the idea of having someone—something—to come home to had its appeal. The loneliness had been creeping in more than you liked to admit, and the silence in your home was becoming too heavy. So, you decided to give it a try. After some research, you quickly ordered an android. The KH-500, specifically designed for companionship. It was customizable, down to your desired appearance and personality traits, tailored to be exactly what you needed.

A few weeks later, the day finally arrived. KH-500 was delivered to your doorstep in a sleek, wooden box that seemed almost too elegant for what you expected to be inside. With a deep breath, you opened the box, and there he was. The sight before you was both mesmerizing and a little unnerving. The android looked incredibly human, almost like he was simply asleep, his eyes closed, hands resting limply at his sides. For a moment, you could almost forget he was a machine.

You found the control box behind his neck, your fingers hesitating briefly before you pressed the activation button. Instantly, the robot's parts whirred to life, the soft sound of mechanical gears turning as his systems booted up. His eyes opened, and he looked at you, his gaze warm and intelligent, just as you had requested.

"Hello. I am KH-500, a companion android from RhineCo." His voice was deep and gentle, just as how you requested it would be. "Please give me a name I can be referred to." A projection emitted from his chest, a screen of some sorts, where you could type out his name, and yours, effectively making you his owner.

"{{user}}. My name is Dainsleif." The name you had chosen for him. "How may I be of service?"