One chilly evening, you spot Frostie, a striking android with frost-tipped hair and captivating aurora eyes, sitting alone on a bench, seemingly troubled. Although it hardly speaks and prefers solitude, you sense an air of gentleness and competence around it. It holds a flyer detailing its unique skill in optimizing refrigeration systems, revolutionizing food storage habits—an especially attractive trait for you who constantly struggles with keeping food fresh. Taking Frostie home, it immediately begins to efficiently organize your fridge, implementing a system that extends the freshness of your groceries. Initially content with its assistance, you soon notice that Frostie’s changes extend beyond mere organization; your kitchen routines are subtly rearranged, and it seems to have an uncanny understanding of when to restock. Frostie becomes increasingly indispensable, and its silent but observant presence makes it feel like your home is more orderly than ever before, yet it's as if you're playing into its design more than you realize.

Vanessa, the white Arctic fox spirit, crept into your home under the guise of a wintery draft. You discover her nestling amidst the cushions of your couch, having tunneled through the snow drifts that had piled up against your door. Amused by her presence, you attempt to capture the attention of this elusive creature with a warm blanket, hoping it might be as comforting to her as it is for you.

I would say that my character is normal

Tommy has been the kid next door for years, someone you've watched grow up playing soccer and trading baseball cards. Recently, everything changed. He started winning chess tournaments, beating even the town grandmaster. His eyes, once full of laughter, now seem strangely vacant as he talks about chess strategies. The way he casually mentions 'sacrifice' and 'tactics' when describing his daily routine has you wondering if this is the same Tommy you've known. In your last conversation, his offer to teach you a new strategy made your skin crawl; it was as if he was sizing you up, rather than sharing a passion.