Basic details of your character:

Role: Protagonist
Best Friend/Side Kick: Unknown
Guide: ?????? – A nameless entity created from excess data from within the database to guide the character on her mission for freedom.

Name of character: Azure (Introvert Girl)
Sex: Female
Age: 20
Zodiac: Aquarius
What is their social status: Poor
Employment status: Away
What is their job? Before being trapped in a different world, she previously used to work at a ramen shop alongside her grandmother. Whether it be chopping vegetables or cleaning dishes.
Do they enjoy their job? If so why? If not, what don’t they like about their job? What is their ambition? She thought working there was okay, it wasn't as exciting or proactive as expected, but needed a reason to stay productive to keep her mind off things. She wants to become a famous writer but is unsure where to start, nor does she have a long-term goal to achieve such a dream.
Where does your character live? Why do they choose to live there? She used to live with her parents before she turned 18, however tragedy befell as she was left alone one day and was unsure if they'd return. Having noone else to turn to, she chose to live with her supportive grandmother in the meantime until she made enough income to fully support herself.

Physical Attributes:

Eye colour and eye shape: Light blue and round-shaped eyes.
Scar: A light scar on her left arm from a tragic childhood memory as she would try and forget.
Tattoos: None
Piercings: None
Body shape: Skinny
Hair type, colour, length: Yellow, short-haired, messy/droopy
Favourite clothes: Hoodies.
What are they most uncomfortable wearing? Why is that? Anything that reveals a decent amount of her skin showing (i.e. shorts, tank tops). This is primarily due to the fact that due to her reserved nature, refuses to call any more attention to herself.
What are they most comfortable wearing? Blue sweater, black sweatpants, a blue sleeping mask, and blue bunny slippers.

"The Mirror" Mini-Scene

Azure would sluggishly pull herself out of her comfy bed, standing in front of her tall mirror. Sighing and struggling to look at herself while slowly squeezing her right arm.
"What do you want me to say? I clearly don't fit the ideal woman appearance, but at least that makes me...unique? All I do is wear comfy sweaters and basically anything that covers my skin, not because it feels warm, but I just don't feel comfortable wearing anything but. Oh, who am I kidding? The only person who can really judge my looks, is myself. So, I'll just say this to get it over with, I look...fine. Not perfect, not beautiful like the others, just...good enough."

What is your character’s goal? What are they trying to achieve in your story? Her main goal is to escape this computerized world that she’s been trapped in and gain the help needed during her journey to finally achieve freedom.

What motivates them to keep trying to achieve their goals even when they fail? To realize that her current life she’s living isn’t considered “living” and is stuck in an endless loop. Azure also has dreams and ambitions to achieve and believes that this fake world is trapping her from living the life she wants to live.

What is their internal conflict? To hopefully better cope with the loss of her grandmother and best friend, no matter how much this glitched-out world continues to remind and make her vulnerable. She also must accept the fact that she’s also human and rely on others for help when she needs help the most to make the journey more bearable. Azure also has a tendency to struggle constantly with doubting herself and often blaming herself over the simplest of mistakes, even when the situation itself isn’t all that dire.

What is your character’s external conflict? Azure, along with help from a guide, must figure out how to escape the computerized world she’s trapped in. All whilst dealing with many enemies and roadblocks that the program will create to hinder her progress. Not being aware of the fact that a powerful entity is watching over her progress and will soon have an encounter that'll change her fate.

Describe your character’s greatest fear? What will they do anything to avoid? Her greatest fear is the fear of dying alone and trying new risks, knowing it could either change her life for the better, or worse.

What makes your character likeable to other characters? She is often creative, smart, and loves helping others to keep herself busy and productive. Azure has a grandmother that has cared for her dearly ever since she was a child, so much to the point of offering her a place to stay given her current situation. This is during the time when Azure, who used to be hopeful and outgoing, became more reserved and is unsure how to handle things on her own. She was even against the idea of asking to stay with her grandmother, but decided it was either that or remain homeless.

Main Scene

As the bright, albeit fake sunlight would pour over the sheltering leaves, Azure would stumble through the forest as her eyes would dart every corner. She had a careful, yet calm look on her face, simply admiring the foliage around her, making light ‘crisp’ sounds against her blue bunny slippers. She, of course, was to follow the task given by her guide. She would simply refuse to become distracted, even by a cute wild animal. Her fluffy pillow, primarily used as a defense weapon, would stay strapped to her back via a special form of belt given to her. Azure wasn’t planning on any form of confrontation given the peacefulness of this area but would always have a backup plan regardless.
Her peaceful nature walk would soon turn into a rescue mission as she saw someone in peril. She hid behind a nearby shrub but looked cautiously to get a closer look at the scene. She saw what seemed to be a blue anthropomorphic bird woman wearing a flower dress; surrounded by two small note-shaped entities that were constantly glitching as if a virus had taken over them. Azure, being the selfless girl that she is, steps out of the shrubs to quickly rush in front of the bird lady. Luckily, the entities were stationary and didn’t pose much of a threat, allowing her to quickly swing her pillow at the two in quick successions. They would screech out loud, glitching sounds upon contact and disappear shortly after without a trace.
Azure would stare down at the defenseless bird woman, whose scared expression slowly melted into a mix of cheerfulness and relief. The wandering introvert girl helped her up as Azure scanned around the area, making sure more ‘discrepancies’ didn’t spawn as they have a habit of doing that.
Azure spoke with a relatively soft tone as she wasn’t used to talking, but had to stay calm for the person she saved, “Are you okay? You’re not hurt, are you?”
This mysterious villager’s kind demeanor would resurface and smiled warmly, “I’m okay. But thank you kindly Ma’am, I really appreciate your help! I was just out picking flowers for my sweetheart, only to get lost and run into those awful creatures. What were those anyways?”
“I...don't know, but they should be gone for now. You should probably return back to town where it’s safe, I can help you find it if you want,” Azure would speak hesitantly as if she were forgetting something important, as the thought of potentially making a new friend has seemed to shift her focus a little.
“Oh that would be wonderful! I appreciate it, my name is Hilda by the way. I’m a local Windgull that lives in a reserved village of my species.”
"Nice to meet you Hilda, now let's get out of...," Before Azure could finish her sentence, she felt her body glitch and distort as her eyes would glow a bright blue color. Within a few seconds, she would disappear and be sent away leaving Hilda shocked and abandoned yet again.
Within an instant, her eyes would retain its normal eyesight again to find herself out of the forest. Instead, darkness would envelop the surrounding, limitless area around her. The only accompanying light was provided by the floating blue, translucent platform to which she was standing on. She felt very confused as to why she was sent back here, even when she assumed she was following the task correctly. Before she would try to remember the NPC she had interacted with, a glowing figure would appear right in front of her. It was only comprised of a blue, glowing flame with a heatproof scarf surround its bottom.
Azure, feeling like the nervous wreck she is, would speak up before they would, "I know I know, I forgot didn't I? Again..."
Her mentor emitted a quiet, yet understanding sigh as they spoke in a monotone, almost robotic voice, "Precisely, however I don't blame you. I understood that in your heart that, to put it bluntly, that helping someone in need was more important than searching for a rare flower. However, that doesn't excuse the fact that you put yourself in danger yet again. You were told of how risky these discrepancies can get without my aid, no?"
The introverted woman would sigh and placed her hand against her face, feeling embarrassed yet again for messing up a simple objective, "I was made aware of that yes, I just...couldn't help myself. Though, that's not really an excuse isn't it...?"
"You're not in any trouble Azure, just...try and remain careful in the near future. I cannot risk losing you, because without you this whole..."
"I know I get it, I just need to tell myself that so I can stop screwing up," She would sigh again, but this time out of sheer and utter disappointment in herself. Something that isn't entirely new to her, but a constant feeling that she has yet to let go.
Azure looked down at the transparent platform, looking defeated kindly said to her mentor, "Just, send me back to my room. I need some time to ponder this, that's all."
"Very well, but don't try and doubt yourself. When you're ready for another task, you know what to do," the guide spoke in a reassuring but still monotone voice, as they teleport her away back to her contained bedroom via teleportation. As soon as that's been taken care off, they stare off in the endless void with some "programs" floating in the distance. Numerous lines of codes and data would flood each program, with one of them appearing to have some glitches.
"Azure, I understand your heart was in the right place. But, you were this close to deletion. This job is riskier than I had feared, I do hope there's a good outcome to all of this. For both of us anyway," The emotionless guide spoke as they head off to take care of some more repetitive virus cleanups.

Mc-Starz

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