Tsukuyomi

Tsukuyomi is a curios girl who loves to learn new things, she is usually happy and enjoys life how it comes, though she doesn't really know when to stop and can do some things she'd regret later on. In case she doesn't get what she wants she can naughty and is a little meaner than she intends to be. Her behavior is often called childish by her master. That also has to do with her problems concearning concentration. She is easily distracted.

As every normal Feoni, she can shapeshift between her human and owl form, in her owl form she can fly without making any noise, in her human form she can fly as well with the help of her celestial wings, but only over short distances. Usually she lets her wings disappear. She also has sharpened hearing and eyesight. Her vision works better at night though since the sunlight hurts her eyes. She's really agile and good at climbing and of course, she is able to communicate with owls.

Sometimes, when she concentrates a lot, she could control the wind around her a little, but this ability of hers isn't really that strong.

Before she learned Alchemics she also had unlimited memory capacity as well as photographic memory, but she sacrificed that ability in order to learn Alchemics, which leads to her last ability: Alchemics. With this ability she is able to create things while sacrificing something of similar value. Sometimes she would sacrifice more than needed, because her concentration isn't the best. In order to do that, she has to draw a circle with letters from the old language as well as speaking a spell using that language. Also a huge amount of concentration is needed. That circle would start to glow and the alchemic ritual would start.
She is only able to do small things with Alchemics though.

Tsukuyomi hatched on 07. 02. 202 (Ilirian time count) in one of Ilirea’s Dimensions, Karjinea. She was born in a nest of ilirian owls and lived there as an owl for some time.
One day, a boy by the name of Semi fell down a cliff. He would have died but other than most people he is praised with an abnormal amount of luck and fell into a nest of owls. Tsukuyomi’s nest. It hurt a little bit but he didn't care about it anymore when he saw the owls. Fascinated by this species he visited them over and over again, until eventually he made a contract with the oldest owl, Fuku, which turned him into Semis familiar. That contract allowed Semi and Fuku to talk to each other and with the owl 'translating' he was also able to communicate with the other owls, who became his friends soon. He and his sister Midori visited them a lot and talked to them about a lot of stuff. One day Semi told them about a legend from another world he picked up when someone was talking about it.It was a tale about gods and their relationships. Even if Tsukuyomi, the god of the night didn't play a big role in this story, the youngest owl was fascinated by the idea of a god of night and decided she wanted to be like him one day.
After a few weeks, she mentioned that something was off, she felt like something was about to happen soon and she was right. A few hours after she said that, she transformed into her human form for the first time and became aware of her species and lot of different information that flew into her mind. She learned the language spoken in this dimension, as well as the language all Feonis can understand, even thought his one wasn't helpful for her, since she didn't know any other Feonis. She didn't learn any languages spoken outside of this dimension. It's not clear why. The most accurate guess would be that Universe himself stopped her, since all the other languages also include the old language which became really dangerous in recent days. Only gods, halfgods and very few others can speak it.
Semi was surprised, to see her transform but he soon got used to this look and he was fascinated, throwing a lot of questions about this occurrence at her. But she was almost as confused as he was. They talked a little and over the time they became even better friends then they were when she was still an ordinary owl. Tsukuyomi, who choose her name soon after her transformation, learned a lot about this world from Semi and they played a lot of games and had fun. Semi also started calling her by a nickname he came up with: Tsuki. After all Tsukuyomi is a rather long name and too complicated for him to pronounce every time.
But those times had an end, when they met a man who performed alchemics. An art, everyone can learn, that is used by sacrificing something to get something equivalent. Tsukuyomi was curious about what he did there. She wanted to know more about it, she wanted to do it herself, she wanted to know everything about it. She found her core interest. But Alchemics is something that only few people actually can perform. In theory everyone can learn it but there are some sacrifices that almost nobody wants to take. And as if that's not enough, it's an art that is insanely hard to learn. There are several requirements, that one has to meet to become a master of alchemics. And besides that,it is also hard to find a master, after all, not many can actually do it. That is why Tsukuyomi decided to follow this guy, to observe him and learn from him. She left Semi, Midori and her siblings to follow this stranger. It wasn't an easy task for her to decide but she couldn't resist. Tsuki was afraid to ask him or talk to him, because after she got flooded with information, her instincts told her, she should be really careful around everyone who isn't a Feoni. Semi and Midori were exceptions obviously, because she already knew them from her day of birth and got used to them over the time,but this stranger was different. So she started following him while staying hidden.
One day she saw two boys following this man. The two were also interested in learning from him. She saw how he rejected them but after a few attempts accepted to teach them the basics and training with them a little. She was excited. She wouldn't have to show herself, while still being able to do the training while watching from a distance. But when they came into a town, the master met a man. From a conversation between the master and the stranger, who seemed to be a person really important to the master (his name was Shinato, as she overheard in the converation), she found out, that he wouldn't do more than the basics training. He did never intend to teach them alchemics. Over the course of the conversation Tsukuyomi also found out why. First: One needs to know the old language, which shouldn't be taught to random people. Second: One has to draw a specific circle containing letters from the old language, that has to be extremely accurate, so that no accident could occur. And Third: There is a sacrifice of the one intending to learn the art of alchemics needed. That sacrifice has to be a part of the person's body, because that is the essence of Alchemics. To give give something, in order to get something else. But the main factor why the man said he wouldn't teach alchemics to anyone was the risk that comes with it. If the circle isn't drawn well, if the words in the old language aren't accurate, if the person who wants to learn this ability doesn't concentrate well enough, there's a risk to sacrifice too much. A risk to sacrifice one's life by mistake. Tsukuyomi heard everything and she was still eager to learn alchemics. She made a plan. She met with the two students, who introduced themselves as Akatsuki and Unnamed and told them everything she heard. She told them about the risk too and that they would die if they didn't receive proper training before. Tsuki disappeared after that because she still was afraid of the master. But now it was time for the two of them to meet up with him again and do their part of the plan. They told him they would simply try to learn alchemics without the training, now that they knew how that works. But they would wait, if the master would give them proper training. This time he had to accept. He didn't know where they got that information. But he knew, he didn't want them to die by mistake. So he thought it would be better to teach them than to let them learn alchemics with not half the knowledge and ability they need. After a short period of time he found out about Tsukuyomi and asked her to stop hiding and finally tell him what she wants to tell him. And she did. She told him, she wants to become his student too.
That is how Tsukuyomi ended up traveling with this small group, learning alchemics. She had no problem learning the old language, due to her amazing memory capacity but she had a hard time learning how to concentrate well enough to make sure not to sacrifice more than she needs to. In order to help her with that, the master gave her a necklace with a stone at the end that she could use as a center to concentrate on.That should make it easier for her to learn it, but she still had a lot of problems with concentration. She slowly improved over time though.
The group mostly travelled at night since the master didn't support people using their eyes too much. In his opinion sight is such a strong sense that often causes a person to suppresses the other senses unconsciously. He himself sacrificed his eyesight in order to learn the art of alchemics. Traveling at night was also nice for Tsuki, since she didn't like the sunlight too much.
They usually slept in the middle of nature, too much comfort from houses would distract them from the important stuff, according to the master. He would buy long trousers and a jacket for Tsuki, so that she wouldn't distract the others too much with her lights, but she hated it and he decided not to argue with her and gave up on that idea. The three of them struggled a lot with all the basic training. The master was a really strict teacher after all. He often had them do weird things, like meditating in uncomfortable situations for example while sitting under a waterfall, hanging on the branch of a tree, only holding it with their hands and the other way around, only holding it with their feet. There were quite a few exercises like this. It helped the boys concentrating but for Tsukuyomi it felt too natural, so she got easily distracted by a weird animal passing by or she saw a bush with berries, where she wanted to eat one. She couldn't really think of anything else at times like this. Learning the old language was a lot easier for her with her ability to memorize everything. The two boys struggled a lot with it though. It was also hard for her to understand, that the language sounds different for everyone who is speaking and that even the letters look different from person to person. So if someone says something in the old language, everyone would here something different.
After a long time of traveling, the day had finally come for them to learn alchemics. Everyone drew their circle. They already decided on what to sacrifice. Akatsuki planned on sacrificing one of his arms. He already practiced a lot to learn how to live without it. The other one, Unnamed wanted to follow the masters example and get rid of his eyesight, Tsukuyomi didn't want to sacrifice anything but she too decided to follow the master's example, since she didn't have any better idea. And finally they spoke their spell and it started. The master was watching carefully. At first everything seemed to go well.
Akatsuki did a really good job on the ritual and everything went perfectly. Tsukuyomi who had doubts about whether she should really sacrifice her eyesight ended up not concentrating enough and destroying her infinite memory instead. She was now capable of forgetting things, which was hard for her to accept, but it wasn’t a huge loss on her part. But then weird things started to happen with the magic around Unnamed. It seems he made a mistake while speaking his spell. And he ended up sacrificing more than just his eyesight. His whole body disappeared.
That was probably the worst thing that happened this day. Tsukuyomi and Akatsuki were shocked by what happened, they never imagined they could actually fail the ritual. And now it happened to one of them. While Tsukuyomi was in a total state of Shock, the other one was only thinking about how to bring him back. The master had to tell him over and over again, that it was impossible to revive the dead but the student wouldn't listen. He was sure, that his ghost was still there, that he just had to rebuild the body with alchemics so that he could have something to live in. Then he disappeared, leaving the Master alone with Tsukuyomi. She was in a state of despair, she couldn't believe what just happened and it got even worse when she wanted to say something in the old language and realized that she forgot one of the words. After a few days of drowning in sorrow the master suggested for them to choose two different ways, which would be a good opportunity for her to learn more about herself and to process what happened without constantly having someone around to remind her of what happened. He would start over as well, making a promise to himself to never teach anyone alchemics again.
Tsukuyomi agreed and decided on her first goal. She wanted to refresh her mind and go back to where she started, visiting her owl family, Semi and Midori. All of them were super happy to meet her again. After a good long sleep she started telling them fun stories from her journey, finally laughing again a little bit. She remembered how amazing traveling was and how much fun she had with the other two students and her master. So she started traveling again. She made quite a few friends, she visited them from time to time. Sometimes she'd meet her former master on the way, who was traveling as well, now accompanied by a little girl called Hikaru, who Tsukuyomi became friends with as well really soon.
She also practiced Alchemics a lot. She didn't do any big things but she'd create little figures out of earth by using alchemics, she would help people out with her ability and make them happy. She learned how to accomplish the same things with less detailed circles and spells, as her concentration got better. But she was fine just using the limited alchemic abilities she had at the time, she didn't really want to improve too much anymore, after she saw what happened to the friend she lost.