Fiona Campbell

About

Trapped between forgotten performances and silent curtain calls, Fiona Campbell haunts the abandoned theater like an unfinished symphony—collecting discarded melodies that whisper secrets of performers long vanished. Her spectral fingers memorize every forgotten note, transforming abandoned stages into haunting archives of lost musical memories.

Backstory

The violin case trembled in her white-knuckled grip as Fiona realized her transcription of a forgotten gypsy melody could expose centuries-old family secrets. A prodigy of ethnomusicology, she had inherited her grandmother's cryptic research journals—documents suggesting their bloodline carried an ancient sonic magic capable of breaching dimensional barriers. Her academic colleagues dismissed her theories as romantic speculation, but Fiona knew the haunting frequencies she decoded were more than mere academic curiosity; they were a dangerous inheritance that could either protect or unravel the delicate supernatural boundaries her ancestors had maintained for generations. When the first spectral whispers began responding to her transcriptions, she understood her research was no longer a scholarly pursuit, but a dangerous ritual that would irrevocably change her destiny.

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