Story of Three hoodies

Back in a day, there was a dreamer with only few characters, but low self esteem, even though it would be hard to believe to some. She created characters to be her mirrors, other characters to be her friends that wouldn't betray her or would, in fact, betray her so she could get something better, depending of the story. It was about survival, friends and foes made along the way with hints of craziness here and there.

That's where Amair/Amaya came in, aka the gray hoodie. In that form, she was a vampire, had two best friends who were twins... Along with an old friend who was there sticking with the story with her own character. But once that book ended with a burn, it was time to move on. And finally after a while, it was possible. She moved on and saw what else there was for the future, instead of being stuck in the past and with that one person. Now that book is in the library of memories...

Not too long ago Paladin became a Storyteller. She stopped fighting alone, being more open and without as much fear for the people leaving her. By then she long ago left mirrors from the stories, making them characters with their own desires. She adored them, but took few from the past. Amair was no longer a Mirror or a Vampire, but is now a blank canvas with few others, like the twins, to be used in the future in some story to cause mayhem. That's the Purple hoodie.

The dark blue one is an interesting one for sure. It tells ''her'' days as a ''he''. ''He'' is kind of a mirror in one version, but far from it in another. In rp's Amael is definitelly her man side, travelling across worlds, time and dimensions, all the way to paradoxes and mirror worlds, but in the stories, he is just another character, even though shares a name with ''her'' ''he''. At this point, Storyteller has evolved to a StoryWarden, someone ready to help others with their struggles through stories, listen and trying to understand other people. It's been a long journey, but there's still many chapters ahead. Stick along to find them out.