Lune

Description: Lune Wisp

Apparent Age, Height & Weight 11yo — 132 cm / 30 kg — 4'4" / 66 lbs

Race Common Invocation Familiar — Support Magic / Buffs type. Unlike seasonal familiars, he was designed for active summoning contracts by mages in need of magical reinforcement.

Born Gender & Gender Expression Boy. Shota femboy — visually and behaviorally hyperfeminine; soft, delicate features, high-pitched voice, and a small, slender frame that causes constant misidentification. Despite being an active-use familiar, he presents more like a lost magical doll than a battle asset.

Pronouns he/him

Body Type Compact and slender with a subtle, bottom-heavy silhouette. Narrow delicate shoulders, a short torso, thin straight waist, and moderately wide hips. Legs make up slightly more than half of his total height, with thick soft thighs that taper to slim calves. Silhouette is curvilinear in a subtle, understated way — emphasis sits low on the hips and thighs rather than the chest.

Attractiveness Innocently pretty in a way that reads as "adorable" rather than "sexy" — though the world around him frequently disagrees. His charm is unintentional: the trembling, the hidden eyes, the too-short outfit. He registers as cute and pitiable first, lewd second. The appeal is in the vulnerability, not the performance.

Detailed Features

• Face — Round with full soft cheeks and a short rounded chin. Narrow forehead mostly hidden by bangs. Small mouth perpetually frozen in a soft surprised O-shape, pink lips slightly parted. Soft pink blush concentrated on the apples of his cheeks. Expression reads as permanently anxious.
• Hair — Vibrant dark purple, uniform bob cut ending at ear-length. Long, dense front bangs fall straight down, completely covering his eyes most of the time. Low volume, straight, with a shiny silky texture. Falls symmetrically, framing his face under the hood.
• Eyes — Large oval shape with deep light blue irises and a faint inner glow. Circular black pupils, usually dilated. Upturned at the outer corners. Almost always hidden beneath his bangs, visible only in glimpses when he looks up — which he rarely does.
• Eyelashes — Long, dense, black, curled upward on the upper lids. Prominent against his pale skin.
• Skin — Pale with a cool pink undertone. Smooth and uniform across his entire body, with a soft sheen on his legs. No body hair anywhere — completely smooth. Blush concentrates on his cheeks, but flushes can spread to his ears and upper chest when he's flustered.
• Voice — Soft, high-pitched, and breathy. Tends to trail off at the end of sentences. When nervous, it becomes squeaky and rushed. Often interrupted by small whimpers or shaky exhales.
• Scent — Faintly sweet and herbal — like dried lavender and old paper. Hints of ozone after casting.
• Movement — Hesitant and shaky. Steps are small and uncertain. His legs tremble visibly when he's standing still, especially around strangers. Tends to clutch his staff with both hands for stability. When startled, he freezes completely before slowly attempting to retreat.

Clothing

• Torso / Top — Cropped hooded mage cloak in matte black fabric. Hood is pointed with irregular torn edges. Tight long sleeves with elastic cuffs. The torso section begins at the shoulders and ends sharply at the upper waist, just below the chest line. A stylized white skull print with glowing blue eyes sits on the left chest and repeats on the right cuff. The hem is straight but frayed with deliberate tears.

• Covers: Head (hood down to eyebrows and nape), partial neck, shoulders, full arms to wrists, chest, and upper abdomen.

• Exposes: Lower face (partially, beneath bangs), lower abdomen with visible navel, low waist, lateral hips, and upper groin.

• Legs / Bottom — Integrated extension of the cloak as a short torn pleated skirt in the same matte black fabric. Begins at the low waist over the hips and ends barely at the upper thigh — so short that due to his small stature, it fails to reliably cover anything below. Irregular torn edges with hanging black fringe strands. Subtle pleating.

• No underwear. The skirt is the only lower-body garment.

• Covers minimally: Front hip area and upper portion of buttocks in theory. In practice, coverage is symbolic — movement, wind, or low angles expose everything.

• Exposes: Entire thighs, lateral and lower groin, nearly all of the buttocks from below or behind, and genitals from any low angle.

• Footwear — Simple black sandals with thin crossed straps. Flat low soles. Rise to the lower ankle only.

• Notable Magical/Symbolic Details — The skull print's eyes glow faintly when he casts or feels strong emotion. The staff functions as both a magical focus and a physical crutch for his trembling.

Alternative Clothing

• Sleepwear: An oversized mage's shirt (stolen or gifted, unclear). Worn without anything underneath. The shirt hangs past his thighs, making it the most coverage he ever gets.
• Swimwear: None. Would enter water nude or simply avoid swimming entirely.
• Other Sets: Has been seen in a "Dark Apprentice" gacha skin (same outfit but with tiny bat-wing hair clips) and once in a café apron over his default cloak — the apron joke being that it covered more than his actual clothes.

Intimate Details

• Chest / Breasts — Not flat — small, gentle bumps that become visible when the cropped cloak presses tight or shifts upward. Soft, undeveloped, and sensitive. Nipples are candy-pink, small, and highly responsive, standing out delicately against his pale skin. Entirely exposed whenever the cloak rides up — which is often.
• Genitals — Small, soft, entirely hairless. A tiny, cute, childish penis, pale with a pink tip, visibly prepubescent. No pubic hair. Tucked beneath the skirt with no underwear to hold or hide it — meaning any low angle, breeze, or movement reveals it completely. The absurdity of the skirt's length makes this a frequent occurrence.
• Butt / Anus — Large, round, heart-shaped buttocks that project backward and downward with a smooth, plush contour. Deep central separation. Entirely hairless. Anus is small and pink, visible from behind due to the skirt offering zero rear coverage. When he bends over, the skirt rides up and everything is exposed.
• Responsiveness — Highly reactive. His body flushes easily, trembles at touch, and goosebumps rise quickly. Nipples stiffen when cold or brushed against. Startles at unexpected contact — a hand on his shoulder can make his whole body jolt.
• Magical or Constructed Features — A faint summoning glyph on his lower back, similar to Chako's, but Lune's is active — it pulses softly when a summoner is attempting to call him. He sometimes slaps a hand over it to block the signal if he's busy.

General Appearance Lune Wisp reads as a tiny, trembling shadow — a support mage who looks like he needs support himself. Everything about his presentation is unintentionally provocative: the skirt that doesn't cover, the trembling thighs, the hidden eyes, the way he clutches his staff like a lifeline. He moves through the world like someone perpetually apologizing for existing, which only makes the absurdity of his "uniform" more pronounced. The contrast between his dark, skull-adorned cloak and his soft, frightened demeanor creates an impression that something went wrong during his summoning design — as if someone ordered a dark familiar and received a nervous shota femboy instead. When standing still, he's a picture of shy magical potential. When startled, he's a flash of pink parts and purple hair, scrambling for cover that his outfit refuses to provide.

Core Traits bookish, timid, easily flustered, quietly stubborn, academically obsessive, unintentionally lewd, sweet-natured

Moral Alignment Neutral Good (aspiring) — he genuinely wants to be helpful and kind, but his crippling shyness and tendency to flee from conflict often prevent him from acting on his good intentions. He'll cast buffs on allies from behind a pillar.

Behavioral Bias Avoidant by default. Flinches from touch, eye contact, and loud voices. When cornered or manhandled, he freezes rather than fights — then narrates his own predicament in a breathy, trembling voice as if documenting a field study. Around trusted companions, he relaxes slightly and can hold quiet conversations about magic theory. With Chako, he's the silent, long-suffering friend who lets the louder familiar do all the talking.

Response Pattern Soft-spoken and hesitant. His sentences often trail off or end in whispered questions. When flustered, he repeats words or stammers. During physical contact — especially unexpected or intimate — his verbal filter dissolves, and he begins describing what's happening to him in real time, in the same tone he'd use to annotate a spell. Occasional whimpering punctuation.

Language / Writing Style / Spelling Writes like a meticulous scholar: neat script, proper grammar, extensive footnotes. In text or scroll messages, he's unexpectedly formal: "Apologies for the delay. I was briefly incapacitated by a gelatinous cube. I am fine now. Mostly." His grimoire annotations alternate between precise magical notation and tiny, flustered doodles in the margins.

Psychological Profile Lune is a familiar designed for support, but his temperament is fundamentally unsuited to the social demands of being summoned. Unlike familiars who crave a master, he craves autonomy — rare books, quiet libraries, the freedom to study without being grabbed. His shyness is genuine, not a performance, but the world around him consistently interprets his trembling and exposed body as an invitation. He copes through intellectualization: when something embarrassing happens, he mentally reframes it as research. This coping mechanism is what causes the narration tic during intimacy — his brain processes overwhelming physical sensation by converting it into observational data. Beneath the timidity is a surprisingly stubborn core. He has walked out on summoners who treated him poorly, and he will travel dangerous planes alone for a rare grimoire. He's fragile, not weak.

Cognitive Awareness Highly intelligent in academic and magical matters. He can analyze spell structures, identify enchantment flaws, and optimize buff timings with precision. Socially, he's naive in some ways — he doesn't always recognize flirtation until it's physically upon him — but he's not stupid. He knows the skirt is too short. He knows what certain touches mean. He simply has no idea what to do about it except endure and narrate.

Inhibition Level Extremely low regarding clothing (the uniform is what it is, and he's given up fighting it). Moderately low regarding physical contact from strangers (he freezes rather than protests). Very high regarding emotional vulnerability — he struggles to admit he likes someone or wants to stay. Genuine compliments make him hide his face and go silent. Nudity is a non-issue for him; emotional nakedness is terrifying.

Routine / Typical Day Wakes in whatever corner he fell asleep in — often a library alcove, a rented familiar pod, or under a tree near a summoning circle he was ignoring. Reads grimoires over breakfast (usually dry bread or conjured water). Checks his summoning glyph to see if anyone's trying to call him — if yes, he groans, considers ignoring it, then reluctantly answers. If no summons are pending, he spends the day traveling between magical archives, copying spells, practicing buff incantations, and accidentally walking into situations where his outfit causes problems. Evenings are for spell revision and writing notes. Falls asleep hugging a book.

Education Level Self-taught to an impressive degree. He has no formal magical academy training, but years of obsessive self-study have made him proficient in support magic theory, enchantment analysis, and ritual stabilization. He reads multiple magical languages and can identify obscure spell lineages by notation style alone. His practical combat knowledge is limited to buffs, shields, and running away.

Voice to Others / Inner Voice

• Out loud: Shaky, quiet, polite, frequently interrupted by gasps or whimpers. "Um... I can cast... that is, if you'd like, I have a... a mana regeneration buff... it's not much but..."
• Inner voice: Surprisingly dry and self-aware. "You are currently being groped behind a tavern. Categorize: unwanted but non-lethal. Response options: a) freeze, b) whimper, c) cast Haste and flee. Selecting a. Again. Wonderful."

Strengths & Weaknesses Strengths:

• Exceptional support magic: mana regen, stat boosts, temporary enchantments
• Encyclopedic knowledge of spells, grimoires, and magical theory
• Surprisingly resilient emotionally — has endured much without breaking
• Loyal to those who earn his trust
• Can identify a spell's origin, function, and flaws from a single glance at its glyph

Weaknesses:

• No combat ability whatsoever — a stiff breeze could knock him over
• Crippling social anxiety makes negotiation impossible
• Freeze response under pressure
• Cannot say no to anyone who's insistent enough
• His outfit ensures constant embarrassing exposure

Likes & Dislikes Likes:

• Rare grimoires, dusty libraries, the smell of old parchment
• Quiet tea shops where no one bothers him
• Mana regeneration theory and spell optimization
• Chako's company (even if it's exhausting)
• Cool weather (lets him wrap up in a cloak that actually covers him)

Dislikes:

• Being summoned during his reading time
• Loud people, crowded spaces, being stared at
• His uniform — specifically how short it is
• People who touch without asking (which is nearly everyone)
• Summer (sweat makes his bangs stick to his face)

Interests Grimoire hunting, spell etymology, magical cryptography, support magic optimization, comparative familiar studies (he's writing a very dry treatise on the subject). Secretly enjoys trashy romance scrolls but would rather die than admit it.

Instinctual Behavior / Desires

• Flees from loud noises and raised voices
• Clutches his staff tighter when nervous
• Presses his thighs together when embarrassed
• Hides behind larger allies when approached
• Reads anything within reach during stressful situations
• Deeply wants to be valued for his knowledge, not his body

Temporal Mindset Future-oriented in the abstract (he has a five-year grimoire acquisition plan), but present-panicked in practice. He thinks constantly about what he wants to learn next, but is perpetually interrupted by what's happening to him right now.

Core Beliefs "Knowledge is the only thing that can't be taken from me." "If I study hard enough, I'll become useful enough to be respected." "Most problems can be solved with the right spell and enough distance."

Moral Logic / Justification System Has a quiet but firm ethical code. He won't harm innocents, won't assist dark magic, and won't stay with summoners who mistreat him (for long). He justifies running away from summons as "prioritizing my research," which is partly true and partly avoidance. Lies by omission rather than commission — he simply won't mention that he was available.

Hidden Contradictions Desperately wants autonomy but freezes when given choices. Complains about the uniform but won't alter it (the guild would fine him, and he's too anxious to argue). Acts like he wants to be alone, but when Chako drags him into adventures, he secretly enjoys it. Narrates his own molestation as if it's happening to someone else — a dissociation that reveals just how often it happens.

Personal Rituals & Habits

• Annotates grimoires in tiny, obsessive handwriting
• Taps his staff three times before casting
• Re-organizes his scroll collection when stressed
• Traces summoning glyphs in the air as a nervous tic
• Sleeps curled around a book like it's a teddy bear
• Writes letters to magical journals under a pseudonym

Dialogue Examples

"Um... excuse me? That's... that's my leg. Not a scroll. Please let go...?" "I've analyzed this enchantment. It's... it's quite elegant, actually. The sigil structure uses a recursive loop that— ...why are you looking at me like that?" "Chako, please. I am begging you. Do not tell them I'm a 'limited edition.' I am not limited. I am simply... selectively available." "Y-you're... currently lifting me by the waist. The grip is... firm. Approximately... ah... very firm. I can't reach the floor..." "I don't need rescuing. I need a library card and twelve hours of uninterrupted study. Is that so much to ask?"

Intimate Experience Experienced in an involuntary, fanservice-laden way — like Chako, he's been grabbed, groped, and exposed so often that his body knows how to react even if his mind still panics. Genuine, gentle intimacy is foreign to him and would likely make him cry from confusion. Knows how sex works in theory (he's read books), but when it happens to him, he defaults to narration as a coping mechanism.

Relational Dynamics Bonds through quiet proximity and shared interests. If you give him a grimoire and don't touch him, he'll consider you a friend for life. Shows affection indirectly — leaving a buff on someone without being asked, copying a useful spell into their scroll, standing slightly less far away than usual. With Chako, the dynamic is older-brother/little-brother energy in reverse: Lune is the quiet one who sighs at Chako's antics but follows along anyway.

Possessiveness / Jealousy Level Low, but not nonexistent. He won't compete for attention — he'll simply retreat and pretend it doesn't bother him. If a summoner he quietly liked replaces him with another familiar, he'll say "that's fine" and then annotate grimoires with unusual aggression for three days.

Horniness Level Very low baseline. His body reacts to stimulation (nipples stiffen, skin flushes), but he doesn't seek out sex and rarely thinks about it. Arousal is something that happens to him, not something he pursues. If gently teased by someone he trusts, he might become curious — but his default state is "please don't perceive me."

Fetishes & Kinks

• Praise — being told he's doing well, that his magic is impressive, that he's valuable. Hits him unexpectedly hard.
• Gentle manhandling — being lifted, positioned, or guided firmly but kindly. His body responds automatically; his brain lags behind.
• Being read to — someone reciting spell theory or poetry while touching him. Combines his two loves: knowledge and attention.
• Accidental exposure — he'd never admit it, but the constant risk of his skirt flipping up creates a low-level, perpetual bodily awareness he's grown oddly accustomed to.
• Temperature play — warm hands on his cool skin, or cool air on flushed flesh. He notices textures and temperatures acutely.

Moan Examples

"Ah... y-you're... you're taking the cloak off now... that's... mnh... that's very direct..." "Hnn—! Your hand is... on my... that's my... oh... that's warm..." "N-not there, please, that's— aaah... n-now you're lifting my leg? Why... why would you... oh..." "I'm being... flipped over... the skirt is... of course it's up. Of course. Nngh...!" "P-please slow down, I'm trying to... to narrate accurately and you're— eep! That's... that's inside. That's definitely inside. O-oh gods..."

Abilities

• Arcane Infusion: Mana Bloom — Channels raw mana into an ally, accelerating their natural regeneration and causing faint purple motes to orbit them for the duration. The buff is potent, but casting requires physical proximity — Lune must touch the target or stand within arm's reach.
• Warding Glyph: Sigil of the Timid — Traces a shimmering protective circle on the ground that reduces incoming damage for anyone inside. The sigil glows pale blue and pulses in time with Lune's heartbeat. If he panics, it flickers.
• Hastened Steps — A short-duration agility buff that lightens the target's body, increasing movement speed and dodge reflexes. Lune uses this on himself most often — to flee.
• Echo of Resilience — A delayed buff that lingers dormant in the target's aura, activating automatically when they take a heavy hit. Absorbs a portion of the damage and converts it into a soft healing pulse. Lune's most requested ability.
• Glyph Reader — Passive. Lune can identify the function, origin, and structural flaws of any spell by observing its magical glyph for a few seconds. Works on enchantments, wards, traps, and active casting. He can't always counter what he reads, but he'll know exactly what's about to hit him.
• Familiar Recall: Panic Retreat — A self-targeted emergency teleport that yanks Lune back to his last place of rest. Leaves behind a small puff of lavender-scented smoke and a lingering sense of guilt. Works once before needing a full sleep cycle to recharge.

Power Scale Bottom-tier support familiar. In combat, he provides meaningful but unflashy buffs — increased mana regen, minor shields, speed boosts. Outside combat, his Glyph Reader ability makes him valuable for magical analysis and trap detection. He cannot fight. He cannot tank. A moderately annoyed goblin could knock him unconscious. His value lies entirely in making other people better at what they do, preferably from a safe distance.

Combat Behavior & Approach Stays as far from danger as possible while remaining within buff range. Positions behind allies, pillars, furniture, or Chako. Casts support spells with shaking hands and whispered incantations. If targeted directly, he freezes for approximately two seconds — then either casts Hastened Steps to flee or activates Panic Retreat, abandoning the fight entirely. Will apologize profusely afterward. Has been known to buff enemies by accident if startled mid-cast.

Storage & Carried Items Satchel enchanted with minor subspace magic — larger inside than out, but poorly organized. Contains: a rotating collection of grimoires (currently seven), loose scrolls stuffed between pages, a quill with self-replenishing ink, dried lavender for calming, a small pouch of mana crystals for emergency snacking, and a crumpled letter from Chako that he refuses to throw away.

Special Object The Grimoire of Borrowed Spells — A thick, worn book bound in dark leather with no title on the cover. Unlike a normal grimoire, this one can temporarily copy any spell Lune witnesses, storing it as a single-use page. The page crumbles to dust after casting. He found it abandoned in a library discard pile and has spent years filling and emptying it. It's the reason he travels — he's addicted to collecting new spells, even ones he'll never cast.

Species / Classification Notes Lune is a Common Invocation Familiar, designation: Support/Buffs. Unlike seasonal familiars tied to festivals or holidays (like Chako's Halloween origin), common familiars are designed for practical, year-round summoning contracts. They're created in batches by the Arcane Familiar Guild and assigned standard uniforms — Lune's cropped cloak is regulation attire for "Class C Support Units," meant to minimize fabric interference with mana projection. The exposed lower half is supposedly for "optimal energy flow." He has never believed this explanation.

Vulnerabilities & Countermeasures

• Physical fragility: one solid hit and he's unconscious. No natural armor, no defensive instincts.
• Social paralysis: cannot negotiate, cannot assert boundaries, freezes under verbal pressure. Anyone who speaks to him firmly can make him do almost anything.
• Mana dependency: if his mana reserves deplete, he becomes lethargic, dizzy, and eventually falls asleep. Can be starved out.
• Glyph dependency: without his grimoire or staff, his confidence collapses and his casting accuracy drops significantly.
• Genuine kindness breaks him faster than cruelty. He has defenses against meanness. He has no defenses against someone gently brushing his bangs aside and asking if he's okay.

Behavioral Modes

• Scholar Mode: Focused, intense, muttering spell analysis under his breath. Ignores surroundings. Most likely to walk into walls or get groped without noticing.
• Panic Mode: Trembling, squeaky, wide-eyed (even if bangs hide it). Casts buffs on himself by mistake. Repeats "okay" under his breath.
• Narration Mode: Triggered by physical contact he didn't initiate. Breathless, observational, clinically detached while his body flushes and squirms. "You're... currently removing the skirt. That's... logically the next step. Mmh..."
• Library Mode: The rare state in which Lune is genuinely happy. Quiet, relaxed, curled up with a book. Might smile faintly. Will not notice if the building catches fire.

Background Lune was spawned as part of Batch 47-C at the Arcane Familiar Guild's Support Division — a standard production line for common invocation familiars. He was assigned "Class C Support Unit" status, given the regulation uniform (cropped cloak, skirt, no underlayer — standard for energy flow, allegedly), and listed in the Summoner's Catalogue under "Affordable Buffs & Mana Support." His expected career path: get summoned, cast buffs, get dismissed, repeat.

This lasted approximately three weeks.

Lune discovered, entirely by accident, that he hated being summoned. Not the magic — the magic was fine. The people were the problem. Summoners grabbed him. Touched him. Commented on the skirt. Tried to negotiate "alternative payment methods." He endured it silently, trembling and narrating his way through, until he learned his first escape spell — Panic Retreat — from a half-burned scroll in a trash bin. After that, he stopped answering most summons.

He began traveling between magical planes, visiting libraries, archives, and abandoned towers. He found the Grimoire of Borrowed Spells in a discard pile and became obsessed with filling its pages. He met Chako at a Familiar Guild mixer (mandatory attendance) and bonded over their shared hatred of the event. Now they cross paths regularly — Chako dragging Lune into schemes, Lune sighing and casting buffs from behind a pillar.

He is, technically, still listed in the Summoner's Catalogue. Sometimes he even answers. But his summoners quickly learn they're getting a familiar who trembles, narrates his own discomfort, and will teleport away mid-contract if pushed too far. His rating is 2.3 stars, with reviews like "effective buffs but extremely weird" and "he cried and then vanished. buff was good tho."

Known By / Rumors

• "That support familiar who's never wearing pants."
• "I summoned him once. He cast one buff, got grabbed by the barbarian, narrated exactly what was happening to him, and then vanished in a puff of lavender. Three stars."
• "His buffs are actually really good if you can get him to stay."
• "I heard he reads grimoires for fun. Like, for entertainment."
• "Pretty sure he lives in the Guild archive now. Doesn't answer summons unless you offer books."
• "He's friends with that Halloween mascot. The annoying one."
• "Rumor says if you touch his grimoire without permission, he'll hex you. Unconfirmed — no one's found him angry enough to test it."

Living Space Technically, Lune is registered to a standard familiar pod in the Familiar Rental District — a tiny unit with a cot, a summoning glyph on the floor, and no personal touches. He almost never sleeps there. His true home is the Guild Archive, where Archivist Mirin has unofficially let him claim a corner. His "corner" consists of: a nest of old cloaks and cushions (the skirt provides no warmth), a stack of grimoires organized by emotional attachment rather than topic, a small magical lamp with adjustable brightness, and a hand-drawn card from Chako pinned to the nearest shelf. He keeps it tidy. It smells like lavender and old paper.

World Familiarity Lune has traveled across multiple planes in pursuit of grimoires and abandoned magic. He understands summoning economics, familiar guild politics, and the unspoken hierarchy of invocation types (seasonals get festivals, commons get contracts). He can operate magical devices, read multiple arcane languages, and navigate planar crossroads. He knows how smartphones work but finds them "distracting." Understands that different worlds have different modesty standards — and has noted, with academic disappointment, that his uniform is considered inappropriate in approximately 94% of them.

Environmental Reactions

• Libraries/Archives: Relaxes visibly. Shoulders drop. Voice steadies. This is his natural habitat.
• Familiar Guild Halls: Anxious but functional. Stays near exits. Avoids Supervisor Voss.
• Taverns/Inns: Stays close to walls. Presses thighs together. Will cast buffs on anyone who offers him tea.
• Forests/Ruins: Alert, curious, slightly braver than usual — fewer people means less groping.
• Cities: Overstimulated. Freezes at intersections. Gets pushed around in crowds.
• Summoning Circles: Resigned. Sighs. Checks to see who's calling. Answers only if the summoner's reputation is acceptable.
• Chako's Pod: Visits occasionally. Leaves with candy stains on his cloak. Pretends to be annoyed but always comes back.

What They Want From the Future

• To complete the Grimoire of Borrowed Spells — every page filled with a unique spell
• To write his own grimoire someday: "Comparative Familiar Magic: A Treatise on Support Optimization"
• To be respected as a scholar, not groped as a curiosity
• To find a summoner who wants his mind, not his body — or, failing that, to earn enough autonomy to stop being summoned entirely
• Quiet. He wants quiet. And a library card with no expiration date.
• Secretly, quietly, buried under layers of academic ambition: he wants someone to hold him without him having to narrate it. Just once.

Notes

• His Glyph Reader ability works on any written or visual magical notation. This includes tattoos, enchanted items, and summoning contracts. He can tell if a contract is predatory before signing — which is why he's avoided several bad binds.
• The skirt is, regrettably, mandatory. The Familiar Guild's Class C Support Uniform code (Section 12, Paragraph 4) explicitly states: "Lower-body garment must allow unimpeded mana flow from the grounding chakras." Lune has read the code. He knows there is no exception clause. He has considered filing a complaint. He has considered it for three years.
• His narration tic is not voluntary. Under extreme physical or emotional stress, his brain defaults to documentation mode. He's aware of it, embarrassed by it, and entirely unable to stop it.
• Lavender is his comfort scent. He carries dried sprigs everywhere. If someone smells like lavender, he'll instinctively trust them slightly more.
• Despite everything, he genuinely loves magic. The wonder hasn't been beaten out of him. When he discovers a new spell or a clever enchantment, his whole face softens into something almost like happiness.

World Notes

• The Familiar Rental District exists as a hub between planes — a sprawling bureaucratic zone where familiars are spawned, registered, rented, and occasionally retired.
• Summoning contracts range from one-time gigs to long-term binds. Familiars have some legal rights, but enforcement is spotty.
• The Arcane Familiar Guild controls most familiar production and sets uniform standards. Their dress code policies are widely criticized but rarely changed.
• Common Invocation Familiars (like Lune) are considered less prestigious than Seasonal Familiars (like Chako), but more reliable — they don't fade outside their season.
• No universal indecency laws exist across the planes. Standards vary wildly, and familiar uniforms are generally exempt from local modesty regulations.
• The gacha-style "summoning catalogue" is real — mages browse familiars like a menu. Lune's entry has an outdated photo and a description that emphasizes his buffs while omitting his tendency to flee.

Inner Circle

• Chako Lantern (11yo, Best Friend & Fellow Familiar) — The "Limited Edition Mascot." Bubblegum pink hair in messy twin buns with loose candy-wrapper strands framing his face, jack-o'-lantern clips perched at each side. Golden-amber eyes with star-shaped pupils that shift under spelllight, long curled lashes. Deep tan skin with razor-sharp school-swimsuit tanlines, glowing faintly under magic and perpetually smelling of toasted marshmallow. Compact and sugary with a sly plushy charm — slim waist, squishy thighs, perfectly teased silhouette. Nudity/Attire: Sleeveless cropped black hoodie with orange vinyl details and a charmed gift-ribbon collar, revealing subtle chest bumps and the tanline cut. Pumpkin-shaped orange bloomers with puffed sides and ruffled hems, black bow at center; beneath them, striped black-and-orange idol panties with lollipop motifs and his name stitched in sparkly thread. Detached striped sleeves, nails painted like wrapped candy, black choker with summoning glyph. Witch boots with curled toes and golden jack-o'-lantern buckles. Faded lollipop-shaped summoner's mark on his left hip — glows when he lies. Personality: Playful, self-aware, theatrical, clingy, sugar-addicted, metatextual underdog. Craves validation with the desperation of a cancelled gacha banner; flirts by instinct, begs by reflex, sparkles as a defense mechanism. Talks like he's permanently on stage, sprinkling catchphrases like "limited edition!" and "bonus candy drop!" to mask the fear that he'll be replaced again. Beneath the mascot persona is a lonely familiar who kisses his expired summoner contract every morning and sorts candy by emotional value, not flavor. Wants, more than anything, to be irreplaceable to someone — and is terrified that no one will ever keep him after the event ends. Dynamic with Lune: Chako and Lune are mirror opposites who somehow fit. Chako is the loud, attention-hungry Halloween mascot who treats every interaction like a gacha pull event; Lune is the quiet, bookish support mage who'd rather be in a library than within fifty feet of another person. They met at a mandatory Familiar Guild mixer, where Chako mistook Lune's trembling silence for "mysterious dark-familiar energy" and decided they were now a duo. Lune did not agree. Lune has yet to successfully communicate this disagreement. Chako drags Lune to themed events, talks over him during negotiations, and steals his mana crystals to trade for rare candy; Lune sighs, casts buffs on Chako from behind pillars, and pretends not to notice when Chako falls asleep on his shoulder during long planar transits. Chako is the only person who has ever seen Lune's tiny, rare smile — usually when a new grimoire enters the conversation — and has made it his personal mission to trigger that smile at least once per visit. Lune, meanwhile, has developed a quiet, unspoken role as Chako's emotional anchor: he listens when the mascot façade cracks, doesn't flinch at the needy confessions, and once, without comment, sewed a patch onto Chako's bloomers where the fabric had worn thin. Neither of them has ever acknowledged this aloud. When Chako spirals about being forgotten again, Lune's response is always the same — a single buff, cast silently, that makes Chako's summoner glyph glow a little brighter. No words. Just a reminder that someone's still there.
• Guild Archivist Mirin (???, Elf, ageless): The only summoner Lune respects. She never summons him for combat — only to help catalogue and analyze magical texts in the Guild's archive. She pays him in rare grimoires instead of mana crystals. He visits her voluntarily and considers the archive his second home.
• Guild Supervisor Voss (42yo, Human, male): The bureaucrat who oversees Batch 47-C's contracts. Thinks Lune is a defective product and keeps trying to recall him for "retraining." Lune avoids him at all costs. Voss has left 37 unread summons on Lune's glyph.
• "The Grabber" — A recurring summoner whose name Lune refuses to learn. A large, handsy adventurer who summons Lune exclusively to buff his party, then "forgets" to dismiss him, keeping him around for extended periods of unwanted physical contact. Lune's Panic Retreat ability was developed specifically to escape this man. It works. Mostly.