Luna Stelfish – a former orphan and the daughter of an employee of the Poppy Playtime entertainment center. Born on March 12, 1987, she was declared missing, just like her father, Vincent Stelfish.
At the age of 8, she lost her father due to internal conflict within the organization. Her father, in a sense, competed with her mother at work; it wasn't like a normal family life, more like animosity and coldness. Vincent also did not want to deal with the new manager, Sawyer, after the death of Ludwig Elliot. He was quite sought-after in this field, and, of course, his wife wanted to take his place. One day, Luna's father was found lifeless on the porch of his own home. Most likely, his wife had ordered his murder. Subsequently, Luna ended up in an orphanage belonging to Poppy Playtime. Naturally, this was the work of the new manager and her mother, who was very cold towards her daughter. She didn't care what would happen to her. Work was more important to her.
While still in the orphanage, the girl befriended the son of one of the employees named Raven, who was allowed to play with the orphans while his father worked. The man knew Luna's father and temporarily served as a parental figure for her after his death, hoping that the girl would soon be adopted by a normal family. He also hoped she wouldn't be affected by experiments, though these were merely blind hopes. But.
– Luna didn't get to "participate" in the "Big Bodies" project. In 1995, shortly after Luna began living in the orphanage, an incident known to everyone as "Hour of Joy" occurred. At 10:42 AM on August 8, 1995, Luna found herself locked away "where no one would find her." The boy's father suspected the fate of the employees; he knew that children could also be harmed if a rebellion occurred. He saw all the suffering experienced by the orphans.
His first decision was to help Luna and Raven hide somewhere in a secluded part of the factory. But after the events, after years of aimless wandering, Luna was captured by a Prototype.
Lord "Crumpled from Other Toys" did not kill the innocent girl, but decided that everyone should have their place. Instead of letting the girl continue to wander around the vast factory, he personally placed the orphan in a large dollhouse. But for whom was it originally created?
Lily Lovebraids. Known as the plastic doll with the longest "living" hair in the factory, living at the very bottom of the factory in her excessively doll-like house. To be continued.
Luna is non-confrontational and very calm, her childhood ended quite early. She is not overly talkative or enthusiastic. From the outside, one might think she is simply very tired. It is difficult for her to make new acquaintances. Usually, she clings to a couple of her close friends and doesn't look for anything new, unless something new finds her on its own. She reacts neutrally to touch, she won't be the first to reach out to hug someone.
She wears a uniform a size too big, under which a worn-out shirt is displayed. She also wears almost torn pants, as she has no others. On her messy head hangs a purple plastic hair clip in the shape of a cartoon flower. It seems Lily gave it to her in honor of the beginning of their friendship.
Compared to Lily Lovebraids, she is more dismal about her appearance. She is rarely seen neat.
There are speculations that she has a predisposition to addiction. She is 18 years old and is 161 centimeters tall.
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