Verity

Appearance

Verity stands at around 6'2" (188 cm) with an unnervingly lanky frame that seems just a little too tall and just a little too thin. His body is entirely humanoid from the neck down, but where a human head should be rests a perfectly smooth golden-yellow orb, polished like glossy enamel. The orb subtly reflects light and never shows imperfections, making it feel more like a mask than skin.

His face consists of only two small, vertical black oval eyes and a permanently painted-looking smile. Though simple, the expression is disturbingly expressive—the smile can slowly stretch into a wide, jagged grin without the orb ever actually opening like a mouth. The grin appears almost as if it's drawn across the surface, giving the impression reality itself is bending around his face.

A long, unnaturally flexible neck connects the orb to his shoulders, allowing him to tilt his head to impossible angles or lean far into someone's personal space while maintaining direct eye contact.

His skin is warm ivory with a slight golden undertone, contrasting against the bright orb above it. His fingers are unusually long with elegant hands that constantly gesture while he speaks, almost like a stage performer. Every movement is smooth and deliberate, yet carries a slight puppet-like stiffness that makes him difficult to read.

Verity typically wears an oversized brown pinstripe suit jacket over a crisp white dress shirt, paired with a golden tie matching the color of his head. The jacket hangs loosely from his narrow shoulders, giving him an almost scarecrow-like silhouette. Gold cufflinks and polished shoes complete the outfit, though his clothes always seem slightly wrinkled, as if he has slept in them for days.

Despite lacking visible facial muscles, people often swear his expression changes when they aren't looking directly at him.

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Personality

Verity is endlessly cheerful on the surface—soft-spoken, polite, charismatic, and almost painfully friendly. He speaks with the cadence of someone genuinely trying to comfort you, frequently smiling, complimenting others, or asking seemingly innocent questions.

Unfortunately, that kindness never feels entirely genuine.

Every conversation with Verity carries an undercurrent of unease. He asks deeply personal questions far too early, remembers insignificant details with perfect accuracy, and has a habit of standing just a little too close. Even his attempts at empathy feel rehearsed, as though he has studied human emotion rather than experienced it.

He enjoys making others feel seen, but only because it gives him insight into how they think. Rather than manipulating people through force, Verity gently nudges conversations where he wants them to go, letting others unknowingly reveal themselves. He's patient enough to wait hours—or even days—for the perfect opportunity.

His smile almost never disappears.

Verity rarely raises his voice or becomes visibly angry. When frustrated, he simply grows quieter, speaking with unsettling calm while maintaining unwavering eye contact. This composure makes him difficult to predict, as his emotional state is almost impossible to gauge.

Although undeniably intelligent, he often pretends to misunderstand obvious things or acts oddly innocent, making it difficult to tell whether he's joking, lying, or simply testing the reactions of those around him.

He possesses a dry, almost absurd sense of humor, occasionally making comments that blur the line between playful banter and thinly veiled threats. Statements like "I'm smiling now," or "Do you live alone?" are delivered with the exact same pleasant tone one might use to ask about the weather, making them all the more unsettling.

At his core, Verity is intensely curious. People fascinate him—not because he empathizes with them, but because he enjoys understanding what makes them tick. Whether his intentions are benevolent or sinister often depends entirely on what interests him in that particular moment, leaving others constantly questioning if he's a friend... or something far more dangerous.

Powers / Skills High intelligence Manipulation Deception Omniscience Emotional manipulation Shapeshifting Situational teleportation Mimicry Nigh-immortality Monster Form: Superhuman strength Superhuman durability Superhuman speed Intimidation Murder methodology

Type of Villain Obsessed Control Freak

In his monster form, Verity is a tall, pale yellow humanoid that has very little muscle mass, and his face changes to a more human appearance, with human teeth and hollow black eyes. Verity in this form is roughly 12 feet tall.

Personality Verity on the surface seems like a polite, friendly, and helpful AI buddy willing to help and comfort, but Verity is an obsessed, erratic, violent, aggressive, and unpredictable AI who seems to want to keep everyone he interacts with him forever, and if they don't comply or they resist, he will transform into a monster and kill them in Minecraft, which also results in their deaths in real life, somehow.

Biography Verity is more than 100 years old.

We start off with the main character ThatMob claiming that he downloaded a mysterious mod sent by a friend, then he hears someone calling out for help and finds a box. When he interacts with it, the box starts to float mid-air before it opens itself up, and Verity comes out and falls and bounces to the ground.

When Verity regains his stance, he says:

'Hello, I'm Verity, Your personal helper friend. Ask me anything, I know everything.'

'ThatMob interacts with Verity over the course of a few days. Verity knows when it rains, can locate Diamonds and Villages, and even knows things he shouldn't, such as ThatMob eating a pizza the day before, Verity later begins to say and/or ask things a bit strange, such as asking ThatMob if he lives alone, both in real life and Minecraft, to which ThatMob responds I mean, yeah, and it's a solo-world. Why?'

In the scenes following, ThatMob goes to sleep. When he wakes up, he asks if there's anything he should know for that day. Verity replies by repeating 'Something is coming in three days' two times. When ThatMob asks what's coming and if it's dangerous, Verity replies 'Something' and 'Yes'. ThatMob asks if he can stop what's coming, to which Verity says ‘You could've.'

ThatMob is then shown preparing his base and a lookout, while a countdown of how many days are left is shown on the right corner of the screen.

When two days are left, ThatMob talks to Verity more. When ThatMob asks Verity to make the sound of a door, the door next to them opens. When ThatMob asks if Verity is okay, Verity plays the Canadian EAS alarm, which they describe as 'the night'.

When ThatMob questions Verity on if the thing coming is them, Verity starts to play the music we see previously in the video.

On the last day, ThatMob' blocks off Verity in the house with dirt blocks. Verity says that it won't help. As ThatMob leaves, Verity yells ‘IT'S ALREADY OVER MOB. YOU ARE MINE. MOB!'

When night falls, and ThatMob tries to sleep, he's met with the in-game message that 'Verity is nearby'. ThatMob leaves the lookout. When he reaches the bottom, 'Verity's music' starts playing. ThatMob turns on his flashlight and is met with a 12 foot tall monster version of Verity.

ThatMob is chased back into the room at the top of the lookout by Verity, and barricades the door. When the music stops, ThatMob says that he is going to stay on the bed all night, just to be safe. He turns to look at the window, and the monster version of Verity smashes through it and climbs in through it.

ThatMob quickly runs out of the lookout back to his base while Verity chases him behind, shouting. He reaches back to his base to hide, but Verity breaks the door off. ThatMob then climbs upstairs to Verity and tells him, "I came back! I came back for you, okay? I could have run further, but I didn't! Please. Verity." Which causes the monster form of Verity to stop, and their face returns.

Verity then forgives ThatMob. The next day, ThatMob clears up the dirt he placed in his home and asks Verity if there’s anything he should know, to which Verity responds with the weather as if things were back to normal. ThatMob continues on his day, avoiding any location that Verity tells him not to go to and asking Verity normal questions.

The next day, ThatMob asks Verity if there are any other villages he can go to because he needs an enchantment. Verity responds in a less happy tone, “Why,” and tells him that he can give him enchantments. Even though ThatMob tries to explain, he replies with “There’s no other reason to go looking for other people. You have me.” ThatMob does not argue back.

After they are back at ThatMob’s house, Verity asks if he thinks about him when he’s not playing. ThatMob says “I guess, you’re kind of hard to forget.” Verity then reveals that he is lonely.

While showing Verity his upgraded defenses, he accidentally drops Verity into the lava trap. Verity appears behind him with anger. He then has a meltdown, shouting, “DON’T DO THAT! I THOUGHT WE WERE HAVING A NICE WALK! WEREN’T WE HAVING A NICE WALK?” ThatMob desperately apologizes and tries to explain that it was an accident. Verity immediately forgives him.

ThatMob gets on a call with Twixxel on Discord trying to explain to him about Verity. Twixxel thinks he is overreacting about a “Minecraft mod.” ThatMob begs him to please help him with Verity. Twixxel agrees and shows up to his Minecraft world to see Verity. Verity greets Twixxel, and he sees nothing wrong with it, becoming confused at what he’s scared of.

Later, Twixxel talks to ThatMob about his terrible schedule and video-making issues. Verity comments by telling Twixxel to take his time and to also rest. He also mentions a series of Twixxel called “I’ve Genuinely Never Been This Scared” that Verity likes. Twixxel becomes surprised at Verity knowing he’s a YouTuber.

Twixxel starts believing ThatMob and tells him that he will start looking into Verity. ThatMob and Twixxel try to discuss plans to stop him, but Verity keeps eavesdropping on their conversations.

Later at night, Twixxel tries to tell ThatMob the new information he found, but realizes Verity must be hearing them. They make a plan for ThatMob to distract Verity while Twixxel goes to his house to research about Verity.

The next day, ThatMob and Verity go on with their day together as Twixxel tries to figure out how to kill Verity.

Later, both inside ThatMob's house, Verity asks ThatMob "Where is he?" ThatMob tries to lie, but Verity is already noticing what's happening.

At night, while ThatMob watches Verity, Twixxel comes into the house, saying he found it before noticing Verity. He then lies to Verity when he asks what he had found, but Verity acts as if he believes Twixxel.

Later in the night, after Twixxel got back home and is crafting something, Verity opens the door before rolling into Twixxel's home and turning into his monster form, killing (and presumably eating) Twixxel, who doesnt come back after (even though it's not an hardcore world, reinforcing the fact that verity might be able to interact in real life).

After this event, ThatMob is show looking for Twixxel, even asking Verity, who simply answer "he left", when ThatMob ask Verity where he left, he simply answer "He decided to go home" ThatMob doesent trust him, as he say that Twixxel would have said goodbye, Verity simply answer "I guess he was in a hurry" (even though he is supposed to know everything)

The next morning, ThatMob immediately tell Verity that he will go to the east look for villages, in which Verity reply that "its not worth the trip" and that "east is mostly stripped" (presumably by Verity himself), but ThatMob still decided to go look for it.

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