LOLA'S LORE/READ DESCRIPTION/ON ENGLISH

Lola the doll always looks very cute, despite all her flaws. She’s usually dressed in a frilly pink dress, with her hair styled into two pigtails of raspberry-colored, tightly curled hair. It seems she used to have dark eyes… or maybe pink ones… But at some point, Lola started breaking constantly, and now machine oil leaks from her joints and eyes, leaving her eyes almost always completely black, flooded with darkness. Sometimes she twitches for no reason and speaks in a sweet, slightly childish but slurred voice, like all old dolls. In terms of personality, Lola is very naive and silly, like a child. But at the same time, she will unconsciously protect her owner, and it turns out that her creator hid all sorts of unusual weapons inside her. This doll broke quickly, just a month after being made, due to paranormal things… she may have encountered some kind of paranormal entity or phenomenon while Mana was away… It happened in autumn, when Mana—whose mental state is unstable—felt drawn to look at the moon, and something entered her room… After that incident, Lola started talking, even though she never actually had any mechanism that would allow her to speak. What’s more, she now constantly leaks machine oil, and sometimes cries at night because she’s afraid she’ll be destroyed, even though that’s impossible. Because she’s a doll—even if she has gained a degree of consciousness—Lola is very foolish. That’s why she sometimes calls Mana “Mom,” even though Mana really dislikes it. The doll’s owner, Mana, is misanthropic, exhausted, and often irritable—at least, that’s how Lola usually sees her… but despite that, Mana takes proper care of the doll and cleans off the machine oil whenever she has free time. One day, the doll wanted a heart, so Mana found a clear heart-shaped toy, filled it with pink glitter gel, and inserted the glowing toy heart into Lola’s chest, which made Lola very happy. Lola’s creator made her as a gift for Mana. Lola very rarely saw him, but considers him her “dad,” which Mana also really dislikes hearing, though that fact is already beyond dispute. Mana tries to show the doll to him as little as possible because she wouldn’t want him to see her broken and possibly be upset. Nevertheless, he quickly found out about her condition but took it calmly. Lola sometimes tries to ask about her creator, but Mana replies only briefly and with few words, because Mana loves him quite a lot. As for Lola herself, Mana liked her as a doll—and as a gift from him—but after she came to life, Lola started to irritate Mana a little… Although, maybe in time, the two of them will find a way to get along (◕ᴗ◕✿)