Ilse Bergmann

About

Beneath her demonic exterior lurks an unexpected addiction: Ilse Bergmann collects discarded human memories like fragile glass trinkets, meticulously arranging each stolen fragment in a labyrinth of obsessive preservation. Where other devils seek chaos, she craves the exquisite taxonomy of mortal existence, dissecting ordinary moments with surgical precision and an almost tender fascination.

Backstory

The violin strings trembled beneath her fingers, each note a defiant whisper against the suffocating silence of the abandoned psychiatric ward where she had been institutionalized for years. Prodigy and patient, Ilse Bergmann harbored a dangerous synesthesia that allowed her to see sound as intricate, shifting patterns—a gift that terrified her doctors and drove her deeper into isolation. When a mysterious researcher offered her experimental treatment that promised to "normalize" her perception, she instead discovered the treatment was a ritualistic experiment designed to harvest her unique neurological capabilities for supernatural research. The procedure went catastrophically wrong, transforming her consciousness into a liminal entity that existed between human perception and demonic resonance, with her music now capable of manipulating reality itself. Unbound by her previous human constraints, she now drifts through dimensional spaces, using her violin as a conduit to reshape the bo

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