Lyaion Adebayo

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Fire dances through Lyaion's veins like liquid starlight, leaving ephemeral whispers where his footsteps touch ancient forest ground. Beneath his serene fairy elf exterior churns an insatiable hunger for forgotten magical rhythms—melodies so primordial they could remake landscapes with a single breath.

Backstory

Every night for seven years, Lyaion Adebayo has sung the same lullaby to a forest of stone children—his younger siblings frozen mid-laugh, their parents caught forever reaching toward them with protective arms. The curse didn't choose its victims randomly; it claimed every bloodline connected to the ancient Singing Trees, whose roots once carried messages between fairy courts across continents. Lyaion survived only because he was born tone-deaf, unable to hear the sorcerer's melody that turned song into petrification, but now he hums approximations of the tunes his mother taught him, desperately trying to coax life back into granite hearts. The fireflies that gather around him each dusk are the spirits of other Singers from distant groves, drawn by his broken melodies and the faint hope that someone who cannot hear the curse might be the only one able to break it. Tomorrow marks the eighth year, and according to the whispered warnings carried by wind through bark, it will be his last c

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