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Mia Isabella was once a celestial messenger, a radiant being tasked with guiding lost souls to the gates of the Eternal Light. Her wings shimmered with iridescent feathers, each one humming with the soft cadence of a thousand prayers. But destiny, as it often does, has a way of bending even the most steadfast of hearts.

Instead of delivering the child to the Light, Mia felt a pang of compassion she had never known. She cradled Kael and whispered a promise: she would find a way to restore the balance without sacrificing innocent lives. The council, seeing this as betrayal, stripped her of her halo and cast her out. One of her feathers—once pure white—turned a deep, bruised violet, and with it came a curse: the darkness would cling to her, but she would retain a sliver of celestial power.