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name; Saphe
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No More than Memories
The world was cold. The soft glow of a candle flickered gently against the whisps of icy wind which blew chills up Saphe’s slender back. Starlight radiated down through the trees of an abandoned forest, illuminating the single figure resting, her knees against freshly unearthed soil.
The viscet sat along a moonlit path, fireflies dancing and twirling around her, and the hum of crickets guiding her ears around, as she was attentive. The hair covered most of her vision, and in return, her hearing had grown sharp. Whatever had caused it was a mystery, but the sharp ping of metal upon glass alerted the girl, and she grabbed her candle and stumbled backwards several paces, as fast as she could move.
The crunch of many odd sounds began piercing the quiet atmosphere around her, and her ears began to burn from the racket. Determination was certainly a steady quality of Saphe’s being though, and she knew deep down she would never leave until she found even a trace of what was left behind. It didn't matter to her whether it would take her to the end of time to find this; even a glimpse of the past would leave her breathing once again in this constrictive world.
Moments began to stretch into minutes, but Saphe refused to tear her eyes away from the dirt. By this point, her ears were ringing and churning with violence, but still she stood. Saphe didn't know exactly what to look for, but she did know that it was here somewhere. She knew that this was the key.
And then from the turrets of the world of sound, came silence. The young girl tilted her head back, and for a single moment, all was calm. The forest paused its nightly movements. The crickets trailed off, the fireflies' glow was cut short. Even the wind in the trees, and the gentle grace of gravity seemed to draw away. It was as if the whole forest had frozen in unison, waiting for the viscet to make her move, and resurrect the world.
Saphe hesitated for only a moment, but then quickly blew out the singular light which remained. As soon as the smoke flurried into the cold air, it happened.
There was a blinding flash of light which stole her vision for a few moments, and Saphe was thrown many feet backwards onto the ground. Her entire body was shaking. She could not make out any smaller details, as little stars flooded her vision, but Saphe remained awestruck, glued to the ground. In that tiny moment, the only trace of life would be her shallow breaths and beating heart. But even that had faltered.
Tears welled up in Saphe's eyes. A flood of nostalgia hit her as she finally realized what her eyes were seeing. All of those memories that she carried from her infancy, the memories of a different world which had caused the psychologists and doctors to deem her insane, and all of the times that even herself to begin to believe their lies, all of this had shifted into reality. Saphe was walking inside of that world. The place where she was born, yet a place that was no more than memories.
She was inside of a figment of the past, and though she knew, she knew, she knew that it would soon fade away, Saphe wished with all of her might to stay here. It was silent but it gave her a feeling of belonging even if life no longer stirred on the surface of this broken world. Saphe could hear the very beat of her heart; she could even head the pulse of blood throughout her veins, but she loved it.
She saw the swing set that she had once been pushed on as a baby, now crumbled and faded, the metal slashed in half and suffering the acidic burns of war. She walked and saw the burned buildings and cities, so clearly torn by darkness. As Saphe walked, she saw the sunset of sapphire and violet which had always crept into her mind as she faded away to sleep at night. The swirling false reality of her dreams was beautiful, and she felt a deep serenity knowing that her eyes had been blessed to see it just one more time. Even if it no longer existed, it would always remain her favorite place in the universe.
After the firestorm of a bloody yesterday, Saphe had been stolen far away into a life of safety but loneliness. She had fallen into a different world; a world without her family or anybody who would know or care for her at all. Sometimes it felt like nobody would ever care, but that didn't matter now.
Perhaps a piece of her would always rest in this sanctioned world, but for now it was her time to continue the life she was gifted back in the world which had taken her in when this one had fallen into nothing but glowing embers.
One last time, Saphe turned and glimpsed at the harsh tears of her broken home. One last time she would revel in the unknown, forever and always sure of the memories she carried. The memories that only she would ever know. The echoing silence of a yesterday she would always claim as her own, no longer ashamed. Never again would she bask in insanity.
For a moment it was as if gravity had shifted upwards, pulling all of the pain and the burden from her shoulders. But then as the darkness closed in around her, Saphe stared up at the melancholy plum sky and closed her eyes as Earth was once again planted at her feet.
[952 words]
Personality and History:
Pre-Story Information:
Saphe is a gentle young girl living in an orphanage in Britain. The current year is 1919, and she is only twelve years of age.
There was always a piece of Saphe that wondered why she was different. Memories haunted her dreams and rest, and she always fell back into her mind where images of a different world filled her gaze. She saw brilliant violet sunsets and unknown plants and animals which tantalized her. Pieces and memories kept drifting into her conscience until finally she remembered a location.
This lead her into a forest, and Saphe searched blindly for anything at all that would lead her into something that would tell her who she was. She loved the place inside of her dreams and desperately wanted to know where and what it was.
Personality:
Saphe can be described as determined and stubborn though she is a genuinely kind and polite young girl. She is an INFJ.
Saphe hates being put on the spot, or having any major attention being placed on her at all. She tends to shy away from the crowd and stick the corner of the room working hard but out of sight. Unless a major chord is struck, which disvalues or insults one of her major beliefs, she will passively maintain her quiet beliefs.
Contrary to this shyness lies a major determination. Saphe will never back down for her beliefs, no matter what, and is driven by strong opinions. Should anyone mess with these solidified morals, a grudge would be held and maintained for the rest of their days, though Saphe, even if she finds anger within her soul, would not stray away from her code of guidance. To Saphe, trust is a piece of paper. Once it is wrinkled, it will never be quite the same again, no matter how hard one tries.
[316 words]

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