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This character uses she/they pronouns
An art spirit made of "living paper." She likes having people paint on her and was really excited when photography became a thing so she wouldn't lose all of her "looks." She constantly has different things drawn or written on her.
They were created by the God of Joy and Kindness, and risked their life to save their parent as its people died off and it was forgotten. They stole immortality granting stars from the God of Eternity, but was horrifically burnt by their heat. The God was impressed with their determination and sympathetic to their situation, so she allowed them to keep what they stole and granted them temporary invulnerability so they could get the stars to their parent before dying. When they returned, they made the stars into a crown and gave them to their guardian. Each star, along with granting immortality, ensured that a different part of the God would remain intact. Upon seeing Blank's condition, it knew they would die soon. They gave the last star, the one that would have protected its memories, to Blank. Its final act as the god of Joy and Kindness was to give away a piece of itself to save its child, before losing its identity completely.
Blank can now remember everything that happens to them. The star replaced their left eye, which was lost when they were first set on fire. Their "hair" covers the star. They're ashamed of it and think their guardian deserves it more. Despite everything that happened to them, they're still a very friendly and energetic person. They enjoy pranks and generally being a nuisance, but they have severe trust issues. Blank has trouble trusting humans now bc the only stories that remain of her creator are rumors of an ancient creature in a ruined city, and if you strike right, it will bleed more gold than you can carry. People who end up actually finding them are few and far between, but one particularly awful incident destroys her ability to trust humans for a very long time. Sandy is one of their few friends, and she always wants them in her blind spot when around other people so strangers can't catch her off guard.
