Kigurumi mask

"What?"

In the box, there was only a one-piece kigurumi head. You carefully took it in your hands. It was neatly made, of very high-quality plastic. Her hair was short to the shoulders the color of brown that looked quite real. What made it stand out were its huge brown eyes. But there was a grimace of seriousness about the mask. Her eyebrows were slightly shifted to the center, making her expression seem even a little angry. There was a soft lining inside the mask, and the back of the mask opened so that it could be put on.

"It's a very pretty face, but it's like she's a little angry, heh" - you said, fixing her hair.

But you thought it was strange that there was just a mask lying there, usually, the set came with at least clothes for the character, and most importantly the hadatai. But there was nothing there.

"Strange...maybe he'll bring the rest of the outfit later?"

You carefully held your head in your hands and walked over to the mirror.

"Oh well, while he's gone, at least I'll just try it on."

You were just wearing homemade shorts and a white T-shirt right now. Your hair was gathered into a ponytail, and you wore gray socks for comfort. Deciding not to undress, you just let your hair spread almost to your waist. You opened the mask and looking inside you began to grow an urge to wear it.

There was a full-length mirror in your room. As you approached it you once again felt the mask from all sides.

"When the mask is closed it looks like it's in one piece. How does it even close?"

Trying in vain to figure out how it closes, you let it go but decided to try it on. Slowly lifting it above your head, you slowly lowered it onto your head.

"It's soft... But it's kind of stuffy. If I close the mask now, it will sit very tight on my head."

With awkward movements you began to adjust the mask, aligning the mask's eyes with yours. Pressing on the back of your head, the back of the mask snapped into place. You didn't quite understand how you were going to breathe, because usually some gaps are left to allow air to circulate a little.