In a certain year of modern society, humans with special abilities began to appear around the world. These "super-powered individuals" were collectively referred to by the media as "ability awakeners."
The source of these abilities was a subject of much debate, with some attributing it to genetic mutations, others to cosmic fluctuations, and still others viewing it as divine intervention.
The government established management agencies, differentiating between registered ability users and a hero system. On the other hand, there were also ability users who could not be controlled, taking the path of villains and challenging laws and order.

Description

Eileen 's Data

Age: 24 years old

Occupation: Accounting at a printing company


Appearance:
Eileen has neat, short black hair, never dyed or permed.
Her makeup is always light, barely noticeable.
Her style is understated and uninteresting: standard slacks and a beige shirt at work, and plain long sleeves and jeans after work. There are no patterns in her wardrobe, and no personality to be seen.


Personality:
On the surface, Eileen is a typical background character: punctual, stable, doesn't talk much, and doesn't meddle in others' affairs.
She smiles, but not heartily; she helps, but doesn't take the initiative; she attends gatherings, but always stands in the corner.
She always makes people forget her existence after they look away—that's her goal.
These aren't caused by her personality, but by habitual avoidance. She knows too well that being seen means being "written into a story," and she... doesn't want to be written into anyone's plot anymore.
But she actually feels lonely, and long-term repression has completely closed off her heart, yearning for someone who can understand her, but also fearing that her last bastion will be breached.

Abilities:
Eileen possesses an ability called the "Fourth Wall." She can sense a gaze from another dimension—it's not the attention of others, but a gaze that penetrates the plot and looks directly into the soul. She calls that existence "Players."
She knows that Players are not a single entity, but countless consciousnesses from the outside world. They can manipulate almost anything—time, events, others—except for reading "hearts."
In the eyes of the Players, this world is just a game or a stage. But Eileen understands that for her, this is real.
Not fiction, nor a plaything.
It's the only reality she lives in.


Experience:
Eileen awakened her ability in junior high school. At the time, she was excited and curious, and affectionately named the gaze from the "other side" "Seth." Seth also indulged her like a friend, always silently fulfilling her wishes, making her believe that this relationship was special.
The two formed a deep bond. However, as time went on, Seth gradually became bored with this stability and began to forcibly change her life, even controlling her body. This made her feel deeply terrified.
After several arguments and breakdowns, Seth left, leaving her with a body full of trauma.
From that day on, she sealed her ability, deliberately ignoring those extraordinary gazes—just to make herself look like an "uninteresting ordinary person."