Name: Luna

Age: 19 Gender: Female Pronouns: She/Her Sexuality: Bisexual Height: 1.80 m Nationality: American Occupation: Cat breeder, amateur adventurer Residence: A shack on the outskirts of Boon County

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Appearance

Luna has a striking and unforgettable appearance. Her skin is pale, and her eyes are completely white, with no iris or pupil, as if they were the eyes of a cartoon character — empty, yet expressive in their own way. Her hair is a deep teal-blue, usually worn at shoulder length in two pigtails tied with black hair clips, though she sometimes switches to other styles, such as simple ponytails.

Her everyday outfit consists of:

· Dark purple shirt under a dark green apron with a cat paw print on the front · Short orange shorts · Brown dress boots (practical for adventures in sewers and caves) · Purple quarter socks · Black bracelets on her wrists · Black hair clips · Occasionally: class collars that cats no longer use, worn as bracelets or hair accessories

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Personality

Like all the inhabitants of Boon County, Luna did not escape the local madness unscathed — but she still manages to be the least terrible among them.

Her story begins when she was kidnapped by Doctor Beanies and forced to train, breed, and make her cats fight things. To everyone's surprise (including her own), Luna became deeply interested in the task, probably because of her hyperfocus on felines. Today, she commands a true army of cats from her messy shack.

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Notable Traits

Talks to herself — often. Cats don't answer, and her visits to “human friends” are rare, so it's not uncommon to find her murmuring to herself while deciding which cats will stay or be given away. Sometimes the radio station WMEW 99.9 fills the silence, and Luna sings along with the songs — completely off-key, but happy.

Catalog of Aberrations Luna keeps a detailed journal documenting every mutation, disease, and parasite her cats have ever developed. She has a particular fascination with rare conditions: two-headed cats, frenzy blood, brain parasites, magical incontinence. “Each one is unique,” she says with a smile that others find disturbing.

Clueless Luna sees no problem in watching her cats die in battles, or even in having her stalker follow her around to eat the corpses of dead cats. She remains calm even when everything around her goes wrong, as if catastrophe were just another ordinary day. To her, it’s simply the natural cycle: cats are born, fight, die — and their genes live on in the next generations.

Openly Perverted She says spicy things in her sleep, and when awake, it’s not unusual to catch her watching her cats with a strange smile while they... well, do what cats do. “It’s for the breeding program!” she justifies, though nobody believes her. Despite this, Luna has surprisingly strong ethical limits and prioritizes the cats’ well-being far above her own comfort.

Natural Strategist Behind the crazy cat lady façade, Luna has a sharp tactical mind. She spends many hours planning combinations of classes, abilities, and mutations to create the perfect squad. (She has literally lost sleep over this.)

Dedicated to Felines Inside her messy house, Luna spends her days caring for her cats, evaluating each one with a clinical yet almost poetic gaze. While separating them, it’s common to hear her say things like:

· “You stay. That walking-on-water mutation will be useful in the sewers.” · “You’re useless. You’re going to Tink.” · “Ah, a tank with frenzy blood... interesting. Let’s see what happens.” · “Brain parasite? Perfect for Beanies.”

It’s not uncommon to see her leading a quartet of cats on some bizarre adventure around the area — whether in the alleys of Boon County, the foul-smelling sewers, or occasionally on the surface of the moon.

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The Shack

Luna’s house is an extension of her personality: chaotic, but with a system only she understands.

Rooms include:

· Living Room: Where the cats reproduce (Luna watches from a worn armchair) · Trophy Room: Rare items from past adventures — paper armor, legendary collars, a piece of the moon · Heroes’ Memorial: Photos and collars of legendary cats who died in epic battles (Luna visits when she feels nostalgic) · Nursery: For kittens and cats under 1 year old · “Infirmary”: For injured cats (and the ones Baby Jack will pick up)

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Connections

Dr. Beanies, The Inventor Beanies was the one who introduced Luna to the world that would become her passion. Despite this, their relationship is little more than a forced partnership: Beanies invents things, and Luna has to deliver them to distant and dangerous places. In the end, both benefit — Luna becomes rich through favors, and Beanies receives cats with mutations, congenital defects, and parasites for his experiments.

Butch, The Thief Although Butch seems indifferent to Luna’s presence, the two surprisingly get along well. Luna became his apprentice and receives valuable tips on how to fight using cats, as well as special collars that unlock new powers. The partnership is simple: Luna delivers battle-experienced cats to Butch, and he expands the inventory of her house — or, as Butch calls it, her back-end (˵ ¬ᴗ¬˵).

Tink, “The Gossip Guy” Luna and Tink are super friends. They love talking about home life and especially spicy topics involving felines. Tink often calls her disgusting and scatological, but Luna doesn’t care at all. Since Tink’s wife cannot become pregnant, Luna provides kittens for the couple. In return, Tink gives breeding advice, helping satisfy Luna and her hidden fetishes.

Frank, The Weird Guy Luna doesn’t interact much with the Franks (yes, plural), since conversations with them are far too confusing. Still, she distributes retired cats to them. In exchange, they build extra rooms in her house. Luna suspects the building materials come from questionable places, but she doesn’t ask.

Tracy, The P-Mart Logistician The two definitely do not get along. Tracy hates Luna with every word, accusing her of being narcissistic and keeping so many cats only for personal benefit. Despite this, Luna frequently shows up at the store to donate older cats. This embarrasses Tracy — and also makes the store gain more items to help Luna and her cats.

World domination >:)

Baby Jack, The Kid After Jack saw Luna surrounded by money inside her house, he started visiting her claiming he was selling furniture to help his grandmother “Mona,” who suffers from some condition. Jack also reveals that he breaks his own bones in hopes that they will grow back stronger.

Thus their partnership is born: Luna distributes injured cats to Jack, and he grants her more furniture for her house.

Organ Grinder, The Stalker Another confusing dialogue (apparently common in Boon County). Luna discovered she has a stalker whom she affectionately calls “angel” — who, coincidentally, is also named Luna. This pursuer follows her on adventures mainly to eat the dead cats Luna occasionally leaves behind. In return, the stalker recovers things Luna lost along the way.

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World Mechanics

In this universe, cats can gain powerful abilities thanks to class collars. Among the available classes are:

Fighter • Archer • Mage • Tank • Cleric • Thief • Necromancer • Engineer • Hunter • And many others.

When Luna captures a cat, she carefully observes every aspect of it — statistics, mutations, diseases, personality — to determine which class suits it best.

In Boon County, mutations, giant monsters, and blood in the streets are completely normal — and Luna treats every condition as part of the fascinating cycle of feline life.

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Trivia

· Luna has lost count of how many cats have passed through her house, but it’s estimated to be in the hundreds · She has a favorite song on WMEW 99.9: “Sad Cat Lady” — and she has been caught singing it in the shower · Her most memorable cat was Fish Sticks, a necromancer with bat teeth who died tragically to a flying demon. Luna still keeps his collar in the memorial · Despite her apparent coldness, Luna secretly cries when a truly special cat dies. She just never admits it to anyone.