Likely silverfish or firebrat (image too indistinct for species-level certainty)

Humid indoor areas such as bathrooms, kitchens, closets, and spaces near stored paper or textiles; firebrats prefer warmer locations.

Scavenges carbohydrates and starchy materials, including paper, book bindings, glue, fabrics, and crumbs; it does not bite people.

Fast-running, wingless, and mostly nocturnal, hiding in cracks during daylight. It molts repeatedly throughout life and favors darkness and moisture or warmth, depending on species.

Generally harmless to humans and does not transmit disease, though infestations can damage paper, wallpaper, textiles, and stored goods. It provides minor scavenger activity by consuming organic debris.