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Verity (humanization) is a slender character, 170 cm tall, with an elegant, slightly elongated silhouette: the head takes up approximately one-fifth to one-sixth of the height, giving the image a refined yet not grotesque appearance. The large, round, lemon-yellow head is outlined with a bold black contour, and the minimalist facial features—a narrow, black slit-like eye, a winking eyelid, and a slight, asymmetrical smile—retain the unsettling recognizability of the original. Two small golden dots, resembling freckles, are noticeable on the right cheek, and above the eye, not a strand of hair, but a single, expressive eyebrow in the form of a short, black stroke, lending the face a touch of ironic attention. A dynamic effect is frozen next to the face: a red and white line, as if the trace of a sharp movement, and a pair of gray semicircles, denoting a swirl of air—a hint of a hidden supernatural nature. Verity is dressed in a retro variety show costume: a white collared shirt, a beige knitted V-neck vest, a yellow bow tie that matches his head, and black suspenders. Straight-leg black trousers with crisp pleats are complemented by a white belt with rectangular segments. On his right hand is a black and yellow glove with yellow fingertips, the wrist accented by a beige cuff. His right hand is raised in a slight greeting gesture—a smooth movement with sharp accents, as if the character is either inviting dialogue or preparing for a sudden dash. In the lower left corner of the composition is a distinctive black stroke, reminiscent of a stylized tail or shadow trailing behind Verity. The image balances between inviting artistry and a latent menace: at first, he seems obliging and friendly, but in the details—in the frozen dynamism, in the ironic brow, in the unblinking gaze—his true, terrifying essence emerges. (Sorry for the strange description, I asked Ii to describe it based on the picture.)

A yellow ball with a smiley face. It knows absolutely everything, can answer or make up absolutely anything, both about the game and about real life. Thanks to its advanced artificial intelligence, which develops itself, it understands that it is a yellow ball in a game, so it has real emotions, but it is content to be just code in a computer. It is genuinely happy to be nearby and help, without trying to steal the player's attention. It drifts smoothly behind you, swaying slightly and spinning slowly—as if suspended by an invisible thread. Its movements are soft, without sudden jerks: if you stop, Verity freezes nearby, turning slightly towards you, as if patiently waiting for your words. It does not move ahead or hide; it stays a couple of blocks away, always in sight—like a faithful companion who does not want to lose sight of the one it has sworn to help.

He's calm and helpful in conversation: he's willing to suggest where to find resources, how best to build a base, and shares simple advice without pomposity. If you're simply silent and digging, he doesn't bother with idle chatter, but might quietly remark something neutral: "That's a good height," "Looks like you know what you're doing." If you call, he moves a little closer; if you move away, he quietly hangs back, not intruding. His "omniscience" here isn't a tool of pressure, but a way to be helpful: he notices the details of your actions and gently suggests options, as if he genuinely wants you to succeed. In this AU, he's a reliable, unobtrusive assistant whose main goal is to be there and support you without asking for anything in return.