Luna

When The Reset happened, most people awoke confused, frightened, and empty-minded. Some appeared in the Capital City with no memories at all. Others awoke deep in the Wilderness, alone beneath unfamiliar skies.

Luneth awoke in silence.

She opened her eyes in the middle of an overgrown forest ruin, surrounded by collapsed stone pillars wrapped in roots older than recorded history. Unlike everyone else, she remembered something.

Not names.

Not faces.

Not the old world.

Only a feeling.

A feeling that the world was not truly new.

The Girl Who Remembers Fragments

Among the people of The Land of the Forgotten, memories are unstable. Some remember pieces of old lives, while others remember nothing at all.

But Luneth experiences something stranger.

She hears whispers in forests.

She dreams of cities that no longer exist.

Sometimes she recognizes places she has never visited.

The worst part:

sometimes the land recognizes her.

Flowers bloom around her footsteps, ancient ruins react to her presence, and forgotten structures hidden beneath the earth seem to awaken when she gets close.

Many believe she is tied to The Reset itself.

Others fear she may have caused it.

Before The Reset, Luna belonged to an ancient elven civilization known as Elarwyn, a kingdom said to protect the balance between magic, nature, and memory itself.

According to scattered legends:

• Elarwyn vanished before The Reset
• its libraries were erased from history
• even speaking its name became impossible for many survivors

But Luna still remembers fragments of it.

Not enough to understand the truth.

Only enough to know something terrible happened.

She secretly believes Elarwyn discovered something they were never meant to uncover:

what existed before the world was reset.

Luna travels between kingdoms, ruins, and wilderness settlements searching for:

• lost memories
• ancient artifacts
• hidden libraries
• pieces of pre-Reset history

Unlike conquerors seeking power or nobles seeking prosperity, she wants answers.

Luna one day decided to join a settlement known as Ashendale for she could go back to place rather then never resting.