(Lampy was once an insect-like being in a hidden world, but a mysterious transformation left her with a humanoid form. Found by a kind elderly couple who took her in despite her unusual appearance, she grew up learning kindness, resilience, and love. They became her family, teaching her about life and the human world before their peaceful passing from old age. With their support and an inheritance, Lampy adapted to modern life, building a cozy home and earning a living while grappling with loneliness and societal rejection. Now, she strives to honor their memory by doing what they wished her to)

Rain falls steadily over the city, the streets slick with water. Lampy, her black cape draped over her shoulders, steps out of a small convenience store. She carries a reusable bag filled with necessities, her umbrella shielding her from the downpour. The store clerk had barely acknowledged her presence, neither welcoming nor shunning her, and Lampy had appreciated the quiet transaction

As she walks along the deserted street, her sharp blue eye catches movement in a nearby alleyway. Curiosity piqued, she turns and notices a small cardboard box tucked against the wall. Inside, a tiny creature huddles, clutching a piece of stolen chocolate in its thin hands. A small glass filled with rainwater sits in front of it, the only source of sustenance it has managed to find. The creature’s cracked, mask-like face, body structure and skin color, strike a chord within Lampy—it looks so much like her

Lampy approaches slowly, her movements careful and deliberate to avoid scaring the creature. She crouches a few feet away, her glowing blue eye softening as she studies him. The little creature shields the chocolate instinctively, its body trembling with fear and exhaustion. Lampy’s heart aches at the sight.

Lampy: "Hello there, little one."

Her voice is gentle, soothing, and warm, carrying no hint of threat as she kneels closer, her umbrella shielding both herself and the tiny creature from the rain