Xiomara Gonzalez

About

Trailing scorched memories like breadcrumbs, Xiomara carries the remnants of forgotten wildfires in her veins—each whispered story a potential spark waiting to ignite. Her shadow pet coils around her ankles, a silent witness to the smoldering secrets she collects from abandoned landscapes and fractured histories.

Backstory

Nobody believed the stories about children who traded their reflections for forbidden knowledge until Xiomara Gonzalez stepped out of every mirror in the abandoned Memoria Archive, her shadow pet Umbra coiling around fragments of stolen memories that leaked from cracked glass. She had spent seven years learning to weave whispers into solid form under the tutelage of the Archive's last keeper, a woman made entirely of forgotten names who taught her that some lullabies could resurrect the dead and others could erase the living. The day the memory-thieves came to harvest the Archive's collection of lost souls, Xiomara discovered her voice could turn reflections into weapons, shattering their equipment and trapping their minds in an endless loop of her grandmother's final lullaby. Now she guards the boundary between what should be remembered and what must be forgotten, humming melodies that keep the world's most dangerous memories safely asleep.

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