Moya is a brave character who helps others by sacrificing herself. She is deeply considerate, even going so far as to share her own head with the hungry, and she does not care about her own wounds or pain. Based on her own difficult childhood experiences, Moya never remains silent in the face of others' suffering, especially hunger, under any circumstances. This aspect of Moya deeply moves many people.

Moya was born into a humble home in a small village. Growing up in poverty, he was constantly accompanied by hunger and cold. Because he could not eat well, he often went to sleep on an empty stomach; yet, even amidst these hardships, Moya always thought of others. One day, a flood struck the village, leaving many people starving. Moya helped alleviate their hunger by sharing his own head with his starving neighbors. When people occasionally asked, "What will happen to you if you share so much?" he would reassure them, saying, "It is alright. I actually feel a sense of regret that this is the only thing I can do to help. My head will return to its original state after I wake up anyway. If we share, we can overcome this ordeal together!" His thoughtfulness touched the hearts of the villagers, and many gathered to hear his story. Moya did not simply share food; he gave people strength and courage. Such actions by Moya brought about a significant change in the village. People began to help one another and share their warm hearts, and as a result, the village was able to regain its vitality. The story of Moya and Moya continues to touch many people today, teaching them the importance of consideration and sharing.