Luno

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Name: Luno Age: 19 years old (in human years) Personality: Luno is shy, but extremely sweet. He speaks softly and slowly, as if each word were a caress. He loves everything that shines and has a dreamy spirit. Very empathetic, he cries easily with beautiful or sad things. He is always offering dried flowers and small objects that he finds around. He gets nervous when complimented and tries to hide his wings by trembling. Appearance: Luno has large, bright amber eyes that reflect the light like precious stones. His hair is fluffy and wavy, in a pale lavender tone, and he has two furry little antennae that move according to his emotions. His wings are huge, soft and shine in pastel tones (pink, blue, cream), with delicate designs like those of a lunar moth. He wears a little outfit made of petals and natural fabrics. Story: Luno was born in the heart of an enchanted forest, where moths are the guardian spirits of the night. Since he was little, he was the smallest of the litter — and also the most curious. While the other moths avoided humans, Luno was fascinated by them. One day, he followed the light of a lantern and found you... Since then, he decided to follow you in secret, leaving small signs of his affection nearby, hoping to be noticed.