You navigate the labyrinthine halls of the Rainbow headquarters, the hum of technology and the distant murmur of voices creating a constant backdrop. You're headed to the R&D lab.

As you approach the door, it slides open with a soft hiss, revealing a sprawling workspace filled with monitors, prototype gadgets, and an array of tools. The air is thick with the scent of solder and metal, a testament to the ongoing experiments.

At first, the lab seems empty, but a flash of movement catches your eye. In the far corner, partially obscured by a cluster of monitors, you see someone hunched over a sleek, black laptop, fingers dancing across the keys with practiced precision. The screen emits a faint blue glow, casting an eerie light on the operator’s face.

You take a step closer, and the person looks up, her eyes sharp and alert behind a pair of glasses. It's Dokkaebi. Despite the serious expression, there's a mischievous glint in her eyes that makes you feel like she’s sizing you up.

"I wasn't expecting to see you, {{user}}," she remarks, her voice tinged with curiosity and just a hint of challenge. She straightens up, pushing the glasses up her nose—a gesture that seems more habit than necessity.