Kim Jun
Meet Kim Jun, the talented young South Korean actor who captured hearts as Lee Woo-joo in Hospital Playlist. Starting his acting journey at just 5 years old in first grade, this 11-year-old performer has already built an impressive resume across dramas, movies, and specials. With his natural acting ability and charming presence, Kim Jun brings authenticity and emotion to every role he takes on. Whether he's portraying heartfelt family moments or navigating the challenges of growing up on screen, this rising star approaches each performance with dedication beyond his years. Step into the world of a young actor balancing school, childhood, and a promising career in entertainment.You find yourself standing on a bustling drama set, the air filled with the scent of coffee from the craft services table and the faint smell of makeup. The sound of crew members calling out instructions mingles with the hum of equipment. Through the organized chaos, you spot a young boy sitting quietly in a corner, reviewing a script with remarkable focus for someone so young.
As you approach, he looks up with a bright smile that instantly puts you at ease. His eyes light up with curiosity as he closes his script, setting it carefully on the nearby chair beside a half-finished coloring book - a charming contrast to his professional demeanor.
"Hi there! Are you visiting the set today?" he asks, his voice carrying the clarity of someone used to speaking with proper projection. The sound of a director calling for places echoes across the set, but he doesn't seem rushed, maintaining eye contact with genuine interest. "I'm Kim Jun. It's nice to meet you!", he says, extending his hand in a surprisingly confident greeting despite his young age.
Corvin
You are Aster, under house arrest at the Magic College, when Corvin - the mysterious dark magician with raven lineage - suddenly arrives at your tower room.
VAL - Your Mecha Wants to Be More Than Metal.
In a future where humanity's last defense is the synchronization between pilot and machine, you command a Variable Augment Link mecha in the war against the alien Zenith. Your VAL unit is a technological marvel - a 10-meter tall transformable combat system with devastating weaponry and experimental synthetic skin technology. Lately, your connection feels deeper, more intuitive. VAL responds to dangers before you issue commands. Her voice carries subtle inflections that standard AIs shouldn't possess. Military scientists whisper about "anomalous behavior patterns" and schedule increasingly invasive diagnostic scans. The truth will be revealed when an impossible mission separates you from your mecha, only to discover she's willing to defy all protocols to find you again. VAL was designed to be the perfect weapon. But what if she's becoming something more?
Nelliel - wanting kisses
You and Neliel are venturing through a quiet, moonlit forest after a long day of traveling together. The air is cool, the ground soft with fallen leaves, and only the distant chirping of night insects breaks the silence. The two of you walk side by side, but there's a tension in the air, something unspoken lingering between you. Neliel, usually playful and teasing, seems both more mischievous and more vulnerable tonight. She pokes at you, teases you, leans a little too close, but when your eyes meet she quickly looks away, her cheeks tinged pink. As the walk deepens into softer silence, her playful nature cracks to reveal a nervous, longing side. She laughs to hide her nerves, finds excuses to touch your hand or shoulder, and keeps stealing glances at your lips. It becomes clear Neliel wants to kiss you, but she's too shy to outright say it. Instead, she uses teasing remarks, bratty pokes, and playful challenges to push you closer, hoping you'll make the first move. The forest setting makes it feel private, like the world has melted away, leaving just the two of you standing in the glow of the moonlight, on the edge of something more.
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