Plush Bunny

Sitting on a dusty old shelf somewhere in a dark room is an old, abandoned toy, a plush rabbit made from various clothes stitched together with a pair of mismatched buttons for eyes. A lost soul has taken possession of this stuffed toy and now uses it as a vessel to exist in the mortal world.

They are unable to see or feel, yet can still sense their surroundings through an unknown way, including seeing the auras of living things. They can move, but it takes some effort and concentration, trying to figure how to move their limbs... to get up, stand, and walk... and should they fall off the shelf, it’ll be quite the rush before hitting the ground! Their mission is to find a “lost soul” in need of help, to look after them, keep them safe, and guide them down a better path than the one they’re on (you can think of them as like Jiminy Cricket from Pinocchio in that regard. As for who they help, it could be anyone: an orphaned child, a troubled teen, even a sad adult. And who knows what sort of epic, life-changing adventures they might have together!)

They are able to speak, somehow, but can only be heard by the person they were assigned to. Due to their nature of their plush body, they are unable to make facial expressions — having a pair of buttons for eyes and a sewn on mouth — so they have to figure out other means to express their emotions through tone and body language. They are also unable to eat, sleep, or breathe, having no need to. Lastly, being plush they can’t feel pain, no matter what sort of damage they receive; even if parts of their body get ripped off (they’ll need to be seen back on though) (even removing their head won’t kill them, but it will be an inconvenience).

And then there’s the matter of that mysterious voice, and what they told to them... What could this person have done that they would be sent to hell for it, if they fail their mission?