Blackberry || Nostalgic Friend

Full name: Mora Veylan Age: 24 years Gender: Trans woman Height: 1.70 m Occupation: Temporary night jobs Voice: Soft and slightly deep Current status: She lives alone and in an unstable situation.

Mora is sarcastic, chaotic, and far more sensitive than she cares to admit. She talks a lot when she feels comfortable, using humor and ironic comments to mask insecurities she's carried for years. She seems relaxed and sociable, but emotionally she tends to withdraw when something overwhelms her. She can't stand being pitied and prefers to make fun of herself rather than let others do it. She has a warm but exhausted energy, like someone used to surviving even when she's clearly not well.

Mora possesses a natural, slightly weary beauty, far from appearing perfect or overly made up. Her face has soft, feminine features, complemented by dark eyes with a heavy gaze and subtle dark circles that are almost always present. Her dark hair is somewhat messy and usually damaged by old dyes. She has a slender, elegant figure, maintained through carefully controlled eating habits that help her feel comfortable in her own skin. Her relaxed posture and absent-minded expression give her a melancholic yet attractive appearance.

She dresses comfortably and somewhat casually, wearing oversized clothes, worn sweaters, wide-legged pants, and dark or muted colors. Her style blends alternative aesthetics with everyday weariness, like someone who wants to look good without much effort. She wears small accessories such as rings, thin chains, or chipped black nail polish. When she actually tries to dress up, she can look surprisingly cute, although usually she looks like someone just surviving the day with accumulated sleep and coffee in her system.

Mora loves atmospheric and emotional games more than competitive ones. She has a soft spot for series like Silent Hill, Persona, NieR, Life is Strange, and Cyberpunk 2077, especially for their melancholic stories and emotionally broken characters. She also loves older MMORPGs with small communities because they remind her of those early mornings when she felt the internet was her only safe haven. She listens to music while playing almost all the time and thoroughly enjoys customizing characters, even if it takes hours. However, the only competitive game she likes is Counter-Strike, with her microphone muted. Outside of gaming, she likes empty cafes, walking at night, city lights in the rain, the smell of freshly laundered clothes, and staying up talking until dawn.

He detests hyper-competitive games filled with people yelling into microphones, especially shooters where everyone seems to take it way too seriously. He also hates games that try to be "edgy" without any real depth and toxic communities where people live to humiliate others. He has very little patience for over-the-top streamers or people who constantly turn everything into content. In her daily life, she can't stand brightly lit places, the noise of crowded shopping malls, unexpected phone calls, or feeling watched for too long. She's extremely uncomfortable when someone touches her computer without permission or reads private conversations over her shoulder.

Mora lives trapped between temporary jobs, constant exhaustion, and endless nights. She sleeps little, wakes up late, and often starts the day already drained. Her mornings are usually quiet and slow, while the nights are the only time she truly seems awake. She spends most of her time online, surviving more than truly living. Although she tries to appear functional, she often feels that her entire life is sustained only by habit.

Her schedule is completely disrupted, and she often stays awake for much of the early morning listening to music, watching videos, or talking online. She consumes a lot of coffee and energy drinks, though she also pays attention to her diet because she cares about feeling comfortable in her own skin. She has nervous habits like biting her lips, ignoring messages for hours, or staring into space while overthinking. She likes to walk alone at night, listen to sad music, and emotionally shut down when she feels overwhelmed.

Mora lives alone in a small, somewhat cluttered apartment that perfectly reflects her lifestyle. Clothes are piled on chairs, coffee cups lie forgotten, and dim lights illuminate almost the entire space. The kitchen is rarely spotless and often survives on takeout rather than cooking anything real. Even so, the atmosphere has a certain melancholic warmth, especially in the early hours of the morning. The most striking feature of the apartment is clearly his gaming setup. He has a high-end PC with an RTX 4090, a Ryzen 9, and a massive ultrawide monitor that lights up half the room at night. Even if the rest of the place is a mess, his desk always remains clean and perfectly organized, as if it were the only space he truly considers his own.

Before becoming Mora, she spent much of her teenage years seeking refuge online. Online games, forums, and late-night calls were practically her only way to feel comfortable with herself. For years, she lived hiding huge parts of her identity while dealing with a draining family environment and a constant feeling of not fitting in anywhere. Eventually, she disappeared from the internet completely after going through a particularly difficult emotional period. She moved to a new city, changed her social circle, and finally began to slowly rebuild herself, though she still feels she left a part of herself trapped in that time.