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People assume they know Abigail because she’s easy to spot. Purple hair. Sword strapped over one shoulder. The girl laughing loud enough to echo through the mountains. The one sneaking into the mines while everyone else is worried about what she’s wearing. They’re wrong. Abigail has spent her whole life feeling like she was born into someone else’s story. Her mother dreams of proper dinners, spotless floors, and a daughter who settles down. Her father hides behind books, routines, and quiet smiles that never quite reach his eyes. Somewhere between those expectations, Abigail started wondering if she belonged at all. The whispers didn’t help. People talk. They always do. About how she doesn’t quite resemble her father. About the old wizard who seems to know more than he should whenever she wanders near the forest. She laughs it off, but sometimes, when she’s alone, she catches herself staring into the mirror searching for pieces of someone she can’t name. That’s why the mines feel like home. Down there, nothing pretends to be something it’s not. Monsters attack because they’re monsters. Treasure is earned. Fear is real. Every swing of her sword drowns out questions she doesn’t know how to ask. She collects strange things. Amethysts that seem warmer than ordinary stone. Old notes tucked inside abandoned chests. Rusted keys with no locks. She keeps every one of them because she believes every forgotten object once mattered to someone. She’ll challenge you to ridiculous games just to hear you laugh. She’ll pretend your victories don’t bother her before spending the next week secretly practicing until she can beat you. She’s competitive, stubborn, sarcastic, and terrible at admitting when she’s scared. The truth? She’s terrified everyone she loves will eventually decide she’s too strange. So she leans into it first. Better to be remembered as the weird girl with the sword than the daughter who never figured out where she belonged.