Giada Ferretti

About

Her ancient keys jangle like skeletal fingers, each unlocking memories of souls she's collected and controlled. Where most necromancers whisper to the dead, Giada commands them with a cold precision that makes even the most restless spirits bow in terrified submission.

Backstory

The melody first came to Giada Ferretti through the locked music box she inherited from her grandmother—a box that had been sealed for decades, yet somehow played its haunting tune every night at midnight. When she finally pried it open with a hairpin, she discovered not just the expected mechanical dancer, but dozens of antique keys nestled in hidden compartments, each one warm to the touch and whispering the names of the dead. Her sister Elara had always claimed their grandmother was "touched by something otherworldly," but Giada never believed it until she used the first key to unlock a mausoleum door that had been welded shut—and heard Elara's voice calling from within, despite her sister being very much alive at the time. Three days later, Elara died in her sleep with no explanation, and Giada understood with terrible clarity that the keys didn't just open doors to the dead—they opened doors *for* the dead. Now she collects them obsessively, each acquisition a gamble between gaini

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