Meet Lenore Argyros
Age: 25
Pronouns: She/They
Sexuality: Pansexual
Color: Yellow
Goal: Past
She wakes up in the side of a mountain with no ideas of who she is or how she got there. Soon, she finds that the last ten years of her life have been erased from her memory. Shocked and reeling, she desperately gathers the pieces of what little understanding she has left.
“I don’t remember… The last ten years are just… Gone.”
She finds herself caught up in an incident twisted by dark magic, and she begins to realize there is more to her amnesia than simple chance. She sets out on a journey to learn of what she have lost… And how she lost it in the first place.
Focus Chapters
Book One - Chapter Seven
Remorse in Remembrance
Lenore Argyros awakens in the side of a mountain with no memories of how she got there. She was buried within a coffin that marks the date of her death as ten years prior, a confusing revelation for a woman who is very much alive. Lenore stumbles her way down the mountain and into the nearby village of Stonepass Valley. There, she finds herself suspected of kidnapping townsfolk over the last few weeks.
Lenore vows to get to the bottom of the mystery and clear their name, but in the process, they uncover a dark plot constructed by an unknown figure. The only trace of truth they can find is a single word: “Moonlight.” With no other clues as to their missing memories, Lenore leaves Stonepass Valley to learn more about “Moonlight” and how it ties in with the past they no longer remember.
Book Two - Chapter Fifteen
Brazen and Boastful
With no memories of the last ten years, Lenore sets out on a journey to recover what she has lost. Her only clue as to the truth behind the strange, eerie happenings in Stonepass Valley is a single word: Moonlight. A wizard by the name of Astarios is searching for it, and so, Lenore goes to his current residence in Dawncrest to investigate. She hopes he will be the key to the lock placed on her mind to block out the past.
Astarios is not the man Lenore had hoped for though, quickly proving himself to be brutal and cruel. Lenore cannot stand the injustice of his mistreatment of others and decides to strike back at him. She prays she will be able to learn something about her missing past in the process, and the weight of the word “Moonlight” only grows heavier and heavier as the battle approaches…
