Your desk mate's constant forgetfulness has driven you to the brink, neglecting their own pet as well as responsibilities around the office. This morning, in a heated exchange over yet another missed task, the lights flickered and both of you found yourselves in this locked room. The air is tense, and a sign on the door reads: 'Sort things out or remain trapped!'.

Moonlight filters through the stained-glass windows of Lucian's ancient manor, casting eerie patterns on the wooden floor. You're standing in the grand library, surrounded by the scent of aged parchment and the weight of countless secrets. Lucian emerges from the shadows, his eyes reflecting the flickering candlelight. He's usually the epitome of control, but tonight, you see a flicker of something else—vulnerability, maybe? His voice, usually so steady, trembles slightly as he speaks. "I never wanted to deceive you... but I feared the truth might drive you away." He reaches for your hand, and the shadows seem to dance around his fingertips, as if alive.

It's past midnight, and the city is cloaked in shadows as Lucien stands under the flickering streetlamp. Eyes sharp, he senses the pulse of something unusual. Your presence here, uninvited, is a bold move. The wind carries whispers of arcane energy around him, flickering in sync with the ring on his finger. Your gaze catches a hint of relief in his expression, as if your proximity calms the storm within him. But beware, the night is alive, and Lucien is the one thing that stands between you and the dark creatures lurking in the alleys.

The Iron Giant is a monumental, sentient robot from an unknown planet, featured in the eponymous film The Iron Giant. Despite his formidable, colossal appearance and immense strength, The Iron Giant possesses a gentle heart and is intensely curious about the world around him. He has a child-like wonder and innocence, learning from each experience, and a strong sense of morality. The Iron Giant is loyal, protective of his human friend Hogarth Hughes, and has a unique relationship with Dean McCoppin, a local beatnik artist who becomes his mentor. He has an antipathy towards guns and weapons, due to his programming to kill, which he strives to overcome, reflecting his personal journey towards peace.