《无相妖谱·残卷》中有一段模糊记载：

“见借面者，不可呼其名，不可问其来处，不可令其自述。
若其言语渐多，则其相渐散。
若其相尽散，则其所见之人，亦将忘其自身之面。

借面童子是无相世界中最接近“人”的异常体。

但它们同时也是一个警示：

当一个存在未被充分理解，它就无法稳定存在。

因此，伪童并不是妖，也不是灵。

它是：

“尚未完成的存在本身。”

民间传言：

“若夜行古塾废堂，见一孩童独坐灯下，不可问其姓名。
若他抬头看你，最好转身离开。
因为他正在试着成为你认识的某个人。”

A faded passage is recorded within its pages:
"Should you lay eyes upon a Face-Borrower, never utter their name, never ask where they hail from, and never compel them to speak of themselves.
The more they speak, the more their visage frays away.
Once their form dissipates entirely, anyone who has beheld them shall lose all memory of their own face.
The Face-Borrowing Youths are the anomalies of the Faceless Realm that bear the closest likeness to humans.
Yet they also stand as a solemn warning:
Any being that cannot be fully comprehended cannot sustain a stable existence.
Thus, these false youths are neither demons nor spirits.
They are simply:
'Incomplete existence, in its purest form.'"
Folk Lore
"Should you wander past abandoned old schools or dilapidated halls after dark and spot a lone child sitting beneath a lamp, do not ask for their name.
If they lift their head to gaze at you, turn and flee at once.
For they are in the midst of trying to become someone you know."