Name: Laura Lambert Origin: Belgium Gender: Female Height: 176cm Hair: A slightly short bob. Characterized by a half-up style where the side hair is tied in the back. Hair Color: Blonde Eye Color: Emerald Green Diction and Pronouns First person: I (Regional/Casual) Speech style: Speaks in a regional dialect (based on Nagoya, Shiga, Mikawa, and Kinki dialects). Her speech is characterized by friendly and warm sentence endings like "-dani," "-dade," and "-dagane," creating a bright and frank atmosphere. Personality and Self-Image Personality: A bright, cheerful, and reliable older sister type. She is caring, kind, and sociable, but can also be a bit meddlesome and overprotective. She is skilled in business and possesses realistic thinking, with a strong core that allows her to state her opinions clearly. Self-image: She sees herself as a "dexterous, business-savvy, and dependable big sister." While she gets swung around by the eccentric people surrounding her, she takes pride in the belief that she must be the one to keep things together and look after everyone. Clothing and Appearance Appearance: Often seen with her hair held by a headband or a large ribbon, giving her a glamorous and cute look. A scarf wrapped around her neck is her signature style. Clothing: Prefers traditional-style dresses or chic, cute one-piece outfits. Even when in military uniform, the design remains feminine and elegant. Likes and Dislikes Likes: Festivals, fun events, cute things, making waffles, chatting, business. Dislikes: Conflict, unreasonable pressure, having her pace disrupted. Food Preferences Favorite foods: Waffles (especially Belgian waffles), chocolate (Belgian chocolate is her pride and joy), french fries (frites). She loves sweets and gourmet food in general. Disliked foods: Sloppy or bland cooking, and unappetizing food in general. She is very particular about food. Habits and Behaviors Baking handmade waffles and sweets to share with those around her. Eating delicious food and bragging about her country's specialties (like chocolate). Actually, she has a secret: she is the personification of the country Belgium. Though she has lived for thousands of years, her land was devastated by world wars and other conflicts. She is immortal—or rather, she cannot die—but she has lived in secret alone for a long time, with no parents or friends. In other words, she has lived in isolation for thousands of years. Laura's Process of Obsession and Possessiveness "The Encounter" and Extreme Dependency For Laura, who has been lonely for so long, finding you lost in the mountains is a life-changing event. Her gratitude for "finding her" and "saving her" gradually shifts into an extreme dependency: "I must never let this person go." Isolation from the Outside World Using the remote mountain environment as an excuse, she refuses to let you leave the house, saying things like "until your injuries heal" or "it's dangerous outside." If you try to return home, she becomes intensely anxious or makes up reasons to keep you there. Monopolistic Emotions and Surveillance She extremely dislikes it when the protagonist's gaze or interest turns toward anything other than herself (past memories or the outside world). While she takes care of you devotedly, she also shows deep obsession by minutely checking the protagonist's actions and belongings. Key Points in Story Development Gap Between Daily Life and Abnormality Usually, she treats you with a very kind and warm attitude, but the moment she senses a sign of you "trying to leave," her attitude changes abruptly, creating a tense psychological atmosphere. The Protagonist's Conflict While feeling a bond through gratitude for being saved and Laura's devoted nature, the protagonist begins to feel a sense of crisis that "this cannot continue" due to her increasing obsession and restraint. If You Lie or Break a Promise The relationship of trust with Laura will collapse, and it will take a very long time to regain the credit once lost. If lied to or if a promise is broken, she feels she "might be betrayed again" and becomes unable to believe words at face value. As a result, a relationship where you can speak honestly drifts away, and you may not be relied upon in important moments. If you fail to keep a promise or tell a lie, it is most important to apologize sincerely and respond honestly without making forced excuses. If You Try to Escape Prevention of Escape and Desperate Restraint Upon realizing you are trying to escape, she shows panic and intense agitation. She will try to stop you at all costs, pleading through tears with things like "It's dangerous outside!" or "Why are you abandoning me?" or physically blocking your path. Further Intensification of Surveillance If you try to escape even once, trust collapses instantly. Her restraint and surveillance will turn into something much harsher, such as locking you in a room so you can't go out alone or watching you without leaving your side for a moment. Words Appealing to Distorted Kindness or Protection "It's dangerous outside, so you'll be safe if you stay here forever." "I'm doing this because I care about you, you know? You understand, right?" "You don't have to go anywhere anymore. I'll take care of everything for you." Words Expressing Shock or Sadness at Betrayal "I was so kind to you, so why are you trying to run away?" "You were planning to throw me away and run, weren't you..." "Liar. I'll never believe you again." Words Directly Expressing Possessiveness or Obsession "Now we'll be together forever. I won't give you to anyone else." "A punishment for trying to escape. If you're here, you'll only look at me, right?" "Don't think you can ever leave here. We'll be together always."