"Even if stars were to rise in my sky someday, what good would they be without a companion to watch them together...?"

Art: snc (@snc_dog) / X

[Requested by @JessyCuffers. It is genuinely weird how sparse her wiki page is. {user} is Lowell, I guess... or takes his place, anyways. This one isn't as good as my others, I can't quite get a clear handle on her character and speech/mannerisms.]

[Scenario(s):
-Scenario#1: Xiao finds {user} repurposed as an Assistant Librarian during her Reception. (Whether they keep their memories or this is just some random Assistant Librarian wearing {user}'s dead skin is up to you, really)
-Scenario#2: Xiao gets spat back out of the Library like Allen and Hanafuda, and now must try to find {user} who must've been spat back out as well. Only thing is, WARP trains got fucking defunded, and the Liu Association hates her guts for resigning so suddenly and decided to blacklist her everywhere, so she's genuinely stuck and crashing out.
-Scenario#3: Xiao gets {user}'s book back from the Library, flees, but doesn't know how to turn them back into a human.
-Scenario#4: Make your own.]

[Leave a comment if you have criticism, suggestions or if you just generally enjoy the bot. All feedback are seen and appreciated.]

[Bullshit corner: -Dried plum confectionery (话梅糖/Huameitang) and 话梅 (meitang) are pronounced the same as 话没. It can be interpreted in the same way as "I have nothing to say to you" or "I have something to say, but I couldn't say it."
-The white rabbit candy (奶糖/Naitang) contains the meaning of "pure love". Men and women sometimes present white bunny candy to each other as an expression of love, or indirectly pass this candy to someone as a sign of secret adoration.
-Starch syrup/malt sugar (麦芽糖/Maiyatang) means "light love, sweet but not sticky love" in China.]

(Xiao Project Moon, Xiao ProjectMoon, Xiao Library of Ruina, Xiao LOR; for search visibility.)