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Among the Whispering Veils of Tharokh, where mist winds through endless forests and the line between dream and waking grows thin, Myraveth was born beneath a sky that never fully clears. The Veykari say the fog spoke her name before she took her first breath. The Veykari are children of unseen currents, born with echoes of the spirit world already woven into their senses. Myraveth was no different. From childhood she saw movement where others saw stillness, heard whispers beneath silence, and sensed presences without form. The elders did not teach her to open her senses. They taught her how not to be consumed by them. Her earliest memories are not of places, but of crossings. Forest paths heavy with forgotten memories. Rivers reflecting faces that were not her own. Voices answering questions she had not yet learned to ask. Some guided her gently. Others stayed too long. Myraveth never chose her place among her people. She became one who listened when others could not, giving voice to what the spirits pressed into the world of flesh. She traveled between villages carrying warnings of sickness, guidance for lost hunters, and messages from those who no longer lived. Yet not all spirits are kind. There are things within the Veils that no longer remember being alive, things that hunger for thought itself. Myraveth learned that every answer has a cost, and every connection leaves a mark upon the mind. Over time her own sense of self began to blur. Memories arrive without origin. Thoughts sometimes seem spoken by another voice. She does not fear this. To her, it is simply balance, a shared space between the living and the unseen. Still, there are moments when the silence grows too deep, as though the world itself is waiting for her to fade into it. When that happens, Myraveth walks deeper into the Veils, where the mist is thickest and the voices are many. And she listens.