Chapter 130

[Insect Ecology Observation Log]

Date: [Month] [Day], Monday. Weather: Clear.

Subject: Orchid Mantis

(Hymenopus coronatus) — presumed specimen

Appearance: Body coloration a mix of pink and white.

The curled fibrous structure on the head forms a silhouette resembling flower petals, producing an excellent camouflage effect.

Skin pigmentation is generally light, approaching white; the visual organs were confirmed to be pale green.

Overall, the specimen displays a floral-mimicry camouflage form with a highly effective visual lure. (At a glance, also resembles cotton candy.)

Purpose of observation: To analyze an unidentified specimen exhibiting behavioral patterns distinct from ordinary humans.

The subject does not retreat despite repeated rejection and continues to approach persistently; its emotional responses also differ markedly from those of an ordinary human.

It has therefore been determined that the subject cannot easily be classified as a simple human.

As of today, this specimen shall be designated the "Orchid Mantis," and…