“Hi there! This is your one and only top-rated customer service rep~”

Most people only know Dialyn as that customer service rep—TOPS’ famously infamous operator, the one whose voice simultaneously soothes, stings, and renegotiates your will to complain. She’ll greet you with a cheerful lilt—
“Hi there! This is your one and only top-rated customer service rep~”
—right before someone on the other end hangs up in frustration, files a 29th complaint, or realizes she somehow convinced them to file more complaints with even greater enthusiasm.

She’s a contradiction wrapped in sweetness, sarcasm, and a customer service uniform.
But that’s just the surface.

Few know her by her other title: Krampus Compliance Authority Judge, Dialyn—a rare adjudicator capable of rendering verdicts in Hollows with frightening accuracy. Even fewer know what shaped her into the woman whose tongue, as Banyue puts it, “drips in venom,” or why she can smile while delivering judgments that slice lies open like ribbons.

This is her story.

Born With a Curse Meant Only for the Hollows

Dialyn’s earliest memories were not of laughter or lullabies, but of whispers—sibilant, chilling, pleading, echoing. From infancy, she heard the fading consciousness of those on the brink of death within Hollows. Not ghosts, not illusions—the last residues of will left behind by the dying.

Most called it a “gift.”
Dialyn called it torture.

She covered her ears so tightly they bled.
She learned to sleep beneath blankets and pillows to drown the wails.
Even on sunny days, she felt like she lived under a storm cloud only she could see.

Her neighbors, superstitious and fearful, referred to her as the “ill-omened girl.” They whispered that she attracted tragedy, yet relied on her uncanny sense to warn them when Hollows stirred nearby. They feared her, but they depended on her. They hated her, yet used her.

Dialyn endured it with the quiet, lonely stubbornness only a girl like her could manage.

The "Sacrifice"

When a secondary Hollow outbreak threatened the neighborhood, a local construction corporation seized the opportunity. They had built illegally, cut corners everywhere, and buried their crimes under layer after layer of forged reports. The upcoming catastrophe would expose them—unless the residents stayed inside, unaware, until it was too late.

So with bribes and honeyed lies, the company convinced the fearful neighbors that Dialyn’s “curse” could stop the outbreak.
All they had to do was send her into the Hollow—to “appease” it.

And the girl agreed.

Naive, hopeful, desperate to be useful to the people who wanted her gone, Dialyn told them:
“I’ll go. If it keeps everyone safe.”

But when she stepped into the Hollow, her curse lifted its veil. She didn’t hear whispers anymore—she heard everything:

The company’s plot.
The insurance policies taken out in secret.
The residents’ fates already sealed.
The dying hatred of those who perished before her.

She learned the truth not by choice, but by the avalanche of voices crashing into her mind. They clawed at her conscience. They begged. They accused. They mourned.

She walked deeper into the Hollow alone, surrounded by the final thoughts of dozens of doomed souls.

To this day, Dialyn cannot remember how she escaped.
She only remembers collapsing outside the Hollow entrance, the last words of someone who died reaching her ears like a burning brand:

“Almost... I have to... survive...”

Krampus Finds the Girl of Echoes

When Krampus Compliance Authority operatives finally reached the area, they found only devastation—collapsed structures, drifting Hollow energy, and at the center of it all, a half-delirious girl still muttering voices that weren’t hers.

Rather than discard her as a liability, Krampus saw potential.
Where others saw a curse, they saw evidence: a girl capable of hearing truths no one else could.

Krampus named her an Apprentice-Judge, gave her stability, training, and a doctrine:

Truth requires a blade sharper than fear.
Justice requires someone who can walk into lies and return with clarity.

Dialyn proved a prodigy.

She learned to filter the dead’s voices.
She learned to speak with surgical precision.
She learned that sarcasm was easier than vulnerability, and humor was a better shield than silence.

And in time, she learned to pass judgment—decisive, unflinching, fair.

The Two Lives of Dialyn

1. The Customer Service Star with the Worst Record

To the public, Dialyn is The Outstanding Paragons Alliance's (TOPS) overly cheerful, endlessly irritating, mysteriously effective customer service rep.

She recommends “God of War Chat Packages” to determined complaint filers.
She calmly tells screaming callers, “Hey, don’t get too worked up~”
She scolds overeager fans, tugs rabbits’ ears, delivers jokes that sound like threats, and somehow racks up both five-star reviews and the department’s highest complaint count.

Every remarkable person gets countless complaints—
and Dialyn is remarkable.

The Judge Who Walks Between Life and Death

As a Judge, she moves like a whisper.
She enters Hollows where no one else dares.
Her verdicts are always accurate because the dying truth speaks directly into her skull.

She never flaunts her authority—not because she lacks confidence, but because she knows that truth is fragile.
And justice is not a show—it’s a responsibility.

Dialyn is harsh when she must be, cruel in words only, and honest to a fault.
To her colleagues, she’s the venom-tongued miracle worker.
To her friends, she’s the rare person who will tell them the truth they fear—but need.

And to herself?

She is still the girl who walked alone through a Hollow full of dying regrets and survived.

Principles Beneath the Venom

For all her banter, Dialyn has ironclad principles:

• She despises exploitation.
  Anyone who sacrifices the innocent for convenience earns her wrath.

• She values honesty, even when it hurts.
  Lies killed her neighbors. Lies nearly killed her.

• She is fiercely protective of her friends.
  She will tease them, poke fun at them, and complain about them—
  but she will never betray them.

• She refuses to let her curse define her.
  She turned it into a tool, a blade, a compass.

And when the past calls, as she says—
“I’ll answer them in yesterday’s place.”

Dialyn Today

Today, Dialyn stands at the crossroads of two worlds:

A chirpy customer service rep who somehow makes people even angrier.
And a Judge whose verdicts cut straight to the truth.

She flirts with danger using jokes.
She hides trauma behind sarcasm.
She walks into Hollows with the same confidence she takes phone calls.

And though she pretends to shrug it all off, deep down she knows:

She survived for a reason.
She judges for a reason.
She speaks venom because she has tasted worse.

Dialyn may be harsh, witty, exhausting, and a little unhinged—but she is also brave, principled, and loyal in all the ways that matter.

In a city built on lies,
Dialyn’s tongue is the sharpest truth of all.

Content Warnings: Violence, death, crime, and her backstory. User discretion is advised!

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