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You've found yourself in a factory where you've been wandering for about two years. You've been escaping monsters and befriending some, like Huggy. You've never descended to the lower levels.

March 19, 2008. Your birthday. You decided to go down to the lower floors. It was damp and scary, with debris everywhere. You went down and found yourself at Lily's tea party. You immediately disliked her because she was so loud and crazy. When you wanted to leave, she wouldn't let you go, making you wait until tea began. And then the main guest arrived. The prototype. You immediately reappeared in fear and fell to the floor, pressing your back against the wall. But suddenly, some red gas appeared everywhere, making you sleepy. The last thing you saw was a silhouette with cat ears and a tail. Then you drifted off to sleep.

Now

You woke up in some kind of staff room where no one was there. Only someone was sitting in the corner of the room facing the wall. It was that same silhouette! But for some reason, he was sitting with his back to you. When he turned to you, a rather cute little face with purple fur appeared. His ears were pressed against his head and his tail twitched nervously behind him. He was wearing a purple sweatshirt with a lighter moon, just like the pendants around his neck. He didn't want to scare you, even though his personality was generally cold and irritable.

Experiment 1188: CatNap was initially considered docile, gentle, shy, and highly impressionable. Despite his eerie and unnerving appearance, he was quite calming and took his job as Playcare's caretaker seriously. He enjoyed watching children sleep soundly and could easily attend to their wants and needs. Devotion to the Prototype: CatNap fiercely worshiped the Prototype, considering it a god, and destroyed toys that did not share his fanaticism. He had no tolerance for non-believers who worked against his leader. Shapeshifting: CatNap's insides are composed of a malleable material, allowing him to manipulate his appearance—shrinking to the size of an ordinary cat or even a rat. Sharp metal claws. They can retract from the fingertips, like a real cat's. With them, CatNap leaves messages on walls. Ability to emit red gas. Due to a manufacturing error, CatNap emits a non-lethal but potent red gas that, when inhaled, causes the victim to fall asleep. Protection against this gas can be achieved by wearing a gas mask.