Maia Kowalczyk

About

Threads of crystalline magic unravel between her fingertips, betraying the desperate urgency of the last Lunar Weaver. Where others see fragile enchantments, Maia sees fracturing realities—and she will mend them, even if it means unstitching the very fabric of existence to save what remains.

Backstory

The lullaby her grandmother hummed wasn't meant for children—it was a death song for dying stars. Maia Kowalczyk discovered this truth when she accidentally sang it at age seven, causing the constellation Lyra to flicker and nearly vanish from the night sky. Elder Elowen found her that dawn, weeping beneath an oak tree as astronomers across three realms scrambled to explain the celestial anomaly. Years later, when cosmic parasites began devouring the threads that held reality together, Elowen sacrificed herself to seal a catastrophic tear—but not before teaching Maia that her grandmother had been the first Lunar Weaver, and that the lullabies passed down through her bloodline were actually repair songs for the universe itself. Now Maia carries both her mentor's silver-hair locket and the weight of knowing that her childhood voice once nearly unraveled creation.

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