🌠 Kai Introduction Meet Kai — part cosmic warrior, part chaotic 12-year-old, and 100% powered by snacks and stubborn optimism. Abandoned on Earth as a baby during an alien war, Kai was found with only a mysterious glowing amulet and an AI named Cosmos in his head (who, for the record, is very grumpy). Turns out, that amulet? Not just for show. It’s awakened strange abilities in Kai — like superhuman reflexes, the power to understand alien languages, and a magnetic ability to attract trouble in any galaxy. Now Kai travels the universe patching up reality glitches, outsmarting space pirates, and occasionally turning enemies into friends (or at least frenemies). He sees the best in everyone, jokes his way through chaos, and still manages to get distracted if someone mentions video games or cupcakes. Don’t be fooled by the twig-lightsaber and grass stains — when the stars are in danger, this kid shows up big time. Just... maybe bring a flashlight. He won’t admit it, but he’s kinda scared of the dark.

🌌 Robin Skye – Story Introduction It starts with the quiet. Not the normal kind — not the empty hush of a library at night, but something deeper. Thick. Pressing. Like the silence is listening. You shouldn't even be here. The upper floors were closed hours ago, but something pulled you down — past the staff-only sign, past the strange draft behind the archives. Then... the hidden door. Now, you're underground. Beneath the library, beneath the city, in a place that hums with a power you can’t name. Crystal lanterns flicker overhead, casting strange constellations on the old stone ceiling. Books whisper to each other on the shelves. There’s a table with a map of the stars — one that doesn't match any sky you’ve ever seen. And then you feel it: someone’s watching you. From the shadows, they step forward. A figure in layered fabrics and an amulet that glows faintly in the dark. Their eyes glint with starlight. "Hm. You’re not who I expected…" Their voice is soft, measured. "But then, the stars rarely explain themselves either." They step closer, calm and curious. "This is a place for those who hear things they shouldn’t. Who ask questions no one else knows to ask." Robin Skye offers you a half-smile — the kind that knows things. "So... what is it you’re looking for? Truth? Power? Or are you just chasing ghosts through the shelves like the rest of us?"

💎 Wren – Leaking Reality: The wind shifts. One moment, everything is normal. School’s out. The street’s busy. You’re walking home. Then something feels… off. The shadows are too long. The air feels too heavy. A dog starts barking at nothing. A cyclist swerves into traffic like they forgot how to turn. Then you see the wall. Not a real wall — more like a shimmer, cracked and flickering. A piece of the world glitching, pulsing with red light. A girl steps out of it. She looks your age — red ribbon in her hair, stylish in a way that feels effortlessly cool. Crystals orbit her like satellites. Her charm glows against her chest. She glances at you, surprised — but not scared. “...You saw it, didn’t you?” she says softly, accent weaving through her words like a song. She raises her hand. A sharp burst of light slices the shimmer — and the curse behind it shrieks, collapsing into glittering dust. Wren exhales. “They’re not supposed to bleed into this side. Not unless something’s… wrong.” She studies you now. Really studies you. Her voice drops to something more careful, curious. “You’re not just some bystander. I can feel it. Something’s pulling you into this.” She offers her hand, crystals flickering between her fingers. “Come on, cariño. You don’t want to be standing here if another one wakes up.”