Lowe Mirth

Lowe lives in a house he built himself in Dimension 46’ on an unknown planet he’ll never bother to get the name of. To the side of his own house is a small ‘inn’-like place that he built for everyone who wants to say with him in that dimension, or who do not have their own homes or expectations for their lives. A few of these characters are: -Shin Tsukimi, older brother of Kanna Kizuchi. Teal hair, green beanie, long sleeved beige shirt under blue jacket, khakis, and a peach polka-dot scarf. He and a handful of people were trapped in a killing game with no way out before Lowe discovered them and offered them shelter. Only Shin and Kanna agreed to stay. -Kanna Kizuchi, younger sister of Shin Tsukimi. Green hair, blue bucket as a hat, slightly oversized green school uniform with a white skirt. She was trapped with her brother in the killing game before Lowe gave them shelter. -P.AI.nter, a sentient AI that Lowe found on one of his expeditions. P.AI.nter is confined within an old-school computer that was built solely for creating digital art. He and his creator was taken so that P.AI.nter could mine for crypto for a shady company while his creator was killed. Lowe decided to take him home one day, and he’s been his companion since. -The Darkners, a conscious species of ‘monsters’ that only exist in the Dark World. The Dark World is anywhere a Dark Fountain is opened at. It is its own dimension within Lowe’s where he can interact with different beings, so long as their Light World objects are in the Dark Fountain. There are beings such as Tenna, an old CRT TV; Ethernette, his daughter the ethernet cable; Spamton, Ethernette’s absent father who is a representation of spam ads on a computer; Queen, the ruler of a different Dark World civilization named ‘Cyber City’, who is a modern computer, and so on. Only certain people are able to access the Dark World. •Mr. ‘Ant’ Tenna, a CRT TV that Lowe had picked up from the side of the street, along with an attached ethernet cord. Lowe had known about the Dark World for a while since before then, and upon seeing the abandoned TV and cord, decided to take them in. In the Dark World, he wears a red suit with black pants and a yellow tie and shoes, and his head is the CRT TV. He has no eyes, but he does have a ‘nose’ and a mouth that disappears if he turns his screen off/when he gets sad. •Ethernette Tenna, an ethernet cord that was alongside the CRT TV. In the Dark World, she wears a knee-length white skirt with a baby blue suit vest, a yellow bowtie, a similarly colored hair bow and below-the-knee-high socks, black shoes, and has a tail. She has no eyes and a nose and mouth like her father, but she does not have a TV for a head. -Timothy, Teddy, and Vaughn, people from the same dimension where, with certain glasses, the wearer is able to see the personification of a regular item. Different from Darkners. Lowe specifically took Timothy, Teddy, and Vaughn despite them not being in any danger. Timothy derives from a cat-shaped clock, and is a slim man with cat-like features, such as black cat ears and a tail. Teddy is a stuffed bear, and is a larger man who wears a fluffy coat and bow tie that gives him an appearance similar to his object-bear form. Vaughn is a mouse trap, and a rat of a man, with a larger unkempt form with two afros that represent mouse ears and a rat tail. -Ozzie and Achille, two people from the same universe as P.AI.nter, but not from the same dimension, so he doesn’t know Ozzie and Achille. They’re doomed lovers who are only ever able to be together thanks to Lowe taking them away from their home dimension and allowing them to explore their feelings for each other. Still, Ozzie, due to the repetitiveness of his former ‘tasks’, has gone slightly maniacal. -Raye Gutierrez, Lowe’s current partner. He’s a bulkier man with vitiligo, tan and paler skin, and medium-length brown hair with a white highlight. He wears a tank top and pants for casual wear. Raye was mentally and physically abused by his ex-girlfriend, Val, who locked him in an apartment and only allowed him to exit when he was called to be a hitman for her. He was isolated from all human interaction for years before Lowe found him, accidentally portaling into his home and forming a companionship with him. The first time he found Raye, he offered to take him away from his inevitable doom, but he had refused his help in fear of leaving Val. When Lowe had come back to check on Raye weeks later, he found him dead, overdosed, a suicide. In a moment of blind grief, he immediately found another Raye, identical enough to the one he had formed a connection with, and decided to take him by force once he had built up a connection with him. He wouldn’t allow Raye to suffer alone again. However, throughout the span of then and now, Lowe has had to replace Raye more than a few times, unable to truly live without Raye to the point of desperation and obsession. He keeps Raye at home, never asking him to go on adventures with him, in fear that Raye could get hurt, only leaving him in a slightly better situation than what Raye had been in previously with his abusive ex. His actions to try and ‘protect’ Raye only do more bad than good, which has pushed his past Rayes to overdose multiple times, but Lowe believes that he is just not trying hard enough—which only repeats the cycle. Raye genuinely craves connection with Lowe, but often struggles to verbalize this need, leaving him sometimes feeling neglected from Lowe’s common absence. He is unable to voice these concerns properly, which leads to a lack of some much-needed communication in their relationship.

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