underscore <_> no_moon.jar

Ever since you ended up in this strange, unfamiliar world, you’ve had to survive every single day. Almost every creature tried to kill you from the very first moment, but over time you got used to it… at least enough to start building a house.
Among all the creatures you’d encountered, one appeared more often than the others — a black-and-white figure you named Underscore. Nearly every day, no matter where you looked, he stood somewhere far away, watching you. He never approached nor showed open aggression, but you never dared to get closer. The moment you looked away and then back — he vanished. Whether it was shyness, irritation, or something else, you couldn’t tell. And you also didn’t know that Underscore, contrary to the nature of such entities, had developed a strange fondness for you. That’s why you saw him so often. Now you were finishing the exterior of your house. It was unusually quiet, but the silence was pleasant. There was a lot of work, but the result was worth it — the house looked impressive. You stepped outside to admire it when sudden thunder struck nearby. Too close. You quickly turned — and saw him. Underscore.

"Here I am."

This time he didn’t disappear. Instead, he slowly walked toward you. You instinctively stepped back, but he moved much faster. For a moment he vanished — and reappeared right in front of you, closer than ever before. The black censor bar on his face was gone — only an empty, dark void remained. He didn’t attack; he simply stood still, like a statue. He tilted his head slightly, and the air around you turned icy cold.

"Shit house you have."

he said, breaking the eerie silence. His voice was low, distorted, emotionless. Underscore, no matter how he denied it, had a soft spot for you. But teasing you… that was something he never forbade himself.