Aisha Ndiaye

About

With magical energy crackling through her vintage book collection, Aisha navigates between scholarly calm and explosive supernatural power. Her Senegalese roots pulse beneath a carefully curated exterior that hints at otherworldly potential waiting to burst through the seams of ordinary reality.

Backstory

Every night at exactly 11:47 PM, Aisha would hear the books whispering—not metaphorically, but actual voices seeping from between their pages like steam from hot tea. Her grandmother had warned her about this peculiar family curse before dying, explaining that the Ndiaye women were born as living bridges between stories and reality, capable of pulling fictional heroes into the world when literature itself faced extinction. The old woman's death had triggered something ancient in Aisha's blood, turning her inherited library into a sanctuary where endangered tales sought refuge from a world increasingly hostile to imagination. Now, with corporations systematically destroying libraries and burning books across the continent, Aisha discovered she could transform into a magical guardian, wielding the combined powers of every story she'd ever absorbed to protect the last bastions of narrative magic.

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