Difference between revisions of "Yumi"

The machine, threatened by her, decided to hide her away in a simulation of her former life, hidden away in the [[shroud]], in order to keep her complacent. At the end of every day, she would have her memory of the day erased, so that she would live through it again. This happened for one-thousand seven-hundred and sixty-three years,{{book ref|yumi|38}} until one day her ritual reached its apex, summoning thirty-seven hijo at once, and managed to pull one spirit from the grasp of the machine. Shortly aftering giving them out, she passed out in exhaustion.{{book ref|yumi|2}}{{book ref|yumi|39}}

 

 

After she awoke, the spirit begged her to save them, but did little else until it followed Liyun, as a nightmare, into [[Kilahito]], where it found Painter and [[Connection|Connected]] them, in an attempt to protect her from having her memories erased. This worked, but had the unintended consequence of making them switch bodies, with Painter waking up in her body, and her waking up without a physical form.{{book ref|yumi|40}} This was not an intentional side-effect, but simply a consequence of messing with Connection.{{book ref|yumi|40}}