Origami artwork of a world made entirely of folded paper, aerial drone view from directly above, portrait framing. RKN-chan, a woman in her late twenties with long pale blue hair with blunt bangs tied in two high pigtails and happy, slightly embarrassed blue eyes, spins in place with her arms open, hugging a large white folded paper airplane to her chest. Her pigtails are held by dark blue cube-shaped hair clips marked with a single straight white line running across the cube from edge to edge, interrupted in the middle by a hollow white square. Instead of her uniform she wears a light blue summer dress folded from crisp paper, its skirt flaring with the spin. On the left sleeve of the dress is a white-bordered polygonal patch bearing the bracket emblem: a tilted square made of two thick angular bracket shapes. The upper-left bracket is light blue and opens toward the lower right, the lower-right bracket is dark blue and opens toward the upper left, and they face each other around a small dark blue square in the center, separated by narrow white gaps. Dozens of small paper airplanes circle around her like friendly birds, and a paper phone at her feet shows a channel page with the words 100 SUBSCRIBERS. She is alone. Visible paper creases and folds, soft overhead studio light with gentle shadows, white, sky blue and pale yellow paper palette.