Siobhan O'Sullivan

About

Betrayed by familial jealousy and bound to reflective surfaces, Siobhan O'Sullivan drifts between spectral dimensions, her mournful lullabies echoing with unresolved grief. Her translucent form haunts mirrors, weaving a melancholic narrative of love corrupted and vengeance unrequited, her ethereal presence a testament to the pain that tethers her to the mortal realm.

Backstory

The forbidden Irish folk melodies she learned from her blind grandmother always carried a darker resonance than simple songs—each note harboring an ancient, unspoken power that whispered of revenge and hidden sorrows. Siobhan's extraordinary vocal talents first emerged during a village funeral, where her haunting lament caused three mourners to collapse, their grief suddenly transformed into an inexplicable, trance-like state that marked her as something beyond an ordinary musician. Trained in secret by her grandmother's clandestine musical society, she understood her voice was more than entertainment—it was a conduit for generational magic that could bind souls, break curses, and communicate with the liminal spaces between life and death. When her younger sister Isabella discovered this forbidden knowledge and attempted to steal her sacred songbooks, Siobhan made a devastating choice that would echo through generations: she used a binding ritual that trapped Isabella's spirit within a

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