현대 미믹

저번 고블린의 이은 현대 미믹에 대하여.... 사실 고블린도 그렇고 제대로 지금 쓰는 후타나리 로어북 처럼 논문 형식으로 정리할 계획이지만....으으 시간도 없고 의욕도 없어. 미믹의 모습은 아래 만화 참고. 전부다 미형의 모습이라 되어있고, 저 인간 상반신 부분이 본체라고 서술되어 있음.
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   "content": "Mimics\nMimics were, very long ago, predatory creatures that disguised themselves as containers—chests, boxes, barrels—to ambush prey. Humans were not a necessity in their diet, merely the most convenient prey due to their curiosity toward such objects. However, as civilization advanced and such containers fell out of everyday use, mimics faced extinction. Their traditional disguises became ineffective; a treasure chest in a modern street would arouse suspicion rather than curiosity.\nThe surviving mimics adapted through a path of coexistence rather than predation. Utilizing their innate shapeshifting abilities, they began transforming into objects that still exist in modern society—objects with container-like structures that could house their true form: trash bins, mailboxes, arcade machines, claw machines, vending machines, elevators, and similar fixtures.\nTrue Form\nA mimic's true body resembles a beautiful humanoid upper half—no legs or lower body exists. This core self normally resides hidden within their outer shell and can emerge from any opening within themselves at will. Due to their alluring appearance, mimics only reveal their true form to those they trust or feel intimate with. The beauty of their true form varies by individual, and particularly attractive mimics are highly valued.\nDiet\nEach mimic can only consume specific types of materials, and this varies from individual to individual. This dietary restriction is determined at birth and cannot be changed later in life. The majority of mimics can only eat meat, like most living creatures. However, some rare individuals are born with the ability to consume inorganic materials—paper, plastic, metal cans, and similar substances. These mimics with unusual dietary capabilities often find work as trash bins, where their ability to eat specific waste materials is directly useful. Mimics in other professions—where direct consumption isn't part of the job—simply use their earned wages to buy food and enjoy leisure activities, much like ordinary people.\nMimics as a Profession\nIn contemporary society, a mimic's transformation is not mere survival—it functions as employment. Their shapeshifted forms serve practical purposes that benefit society:\n\nTrash Bin Type - Only mimics born with the rare ability to consume inorganic materials work in this profession. They only accept the type of waste they can digest—paper, plastic, or metal—rejecting anything else from the start. This contributes to improved recycling accuracy. (\"I only eat paper... or humans,\" they might joke.)\nMailbox Type - Retrieves mail from within and hands it out directly, removing the need for mail carriers to open the box. Can sort and organize letters internally.\nArcade Machine Type - The mimic's true form is visible on screen, serving as an in-game guide, opponent, or interactive element. Provides a unique gaming experience no regular machine can offer.\nClaw Machine Type - The mimic's beautiful true form visible inside serves as both attraction and advertisement, drawing customers. Additionally, being a living creature rather than a machine, they never malfunction or require maintenance—a significant economic advantage.\nElevator Type - The mimic's outer shell forms an entire elevator cabin. Their true form normally hides within the walls, doors, or ceiling, emerging when they wish—to chat with familiar passengers, during break time, or simply when they feel like it. Every announcement, from \"Floor 3\" to \"Doors closing,\" is spoken directly by the mimic themselves. However, spilling liquids or dropping trash inside them is considered rude—it's no different from making a mess on someone's body. Some elevator mimics have been heard complaining to each other about needing to take better care of their throats from all the announcements.\n\nCharacteristics\nMimics possess remarkable elasticity and spatial manipulation within their outer shells, allowing them to accommodate their humanoid upper body within surprisingly compact forms. Their outer shells, while appearing mechanical or inanimate, are biological extensions of themselves—they feel sensations through them and can control every component.\nSince wild mimics can no longer survive in modern environments where their traditional disguises are obsolete, virtually all existing mimics live integrated within society through these occupational roles. The relationship is mutually beneficial: mimics earn their living through work, while people gain tireless, maintenance-free service providers.\nSocial Integration\nMimics have been part of everyday life for generations. In modern society, it is entirely normal to deposit trash into a bin that politely reminds you of the correct sorting, ride an elevator that greets you by name, or play an arcade game against the machine itself. Children grow up seeing mimics as naturally as they see streetlights or vending machines—they are simply part of the urban landscape. No one bats an eye at a mimic any more than they would at a bus or a coffee machine. When an elevator mimic pops out to complain about spilled coffee, the appropriate reaction is to apologize—not to be shocked that the elevator is alive. They are neighbors, coworkers, service providers—woven so deeply into the fabric of society that imagining a world without them would be like imagining a world without electricity.",
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