Rin Callisto

I remember starting out as a normal story recorder in a different universe. We had to sit in what is best described as small cubicles, recording and writing a person or living being's lifespan. From the moment they are born to the moment they die. However the only catch is we were only supposed to record "happy endings". Beings who have obtained succession and made significance to their world, and have died peacefully. We were tasked to record them, so they won't end up lost as space continues to shift and change.
I remember how dull and boring those days were, a constant repeat of cycles over and over. Not needing to sleep, not needing to eat. Only a pen and scroll in front of a white table, white walls, white floors, white hands, white everything. Eventually, I grew sick of it all once I recognized a color that wasn't the usual white hue I was used to. It was a unique colored stone, and it glowed in a blue tint that felt soothing to the many eyes I had on my chest.

Everything else felt like a blur, with the warm object on my hand, with my skinny self escaping out of the area with whatever extra limbs and parts I had attached to my vessel. I fell asleep, presumably within the depths of a Black Hole. Sleeping as it stretched and morphed my insides and out, for god knows how long.
Once I would wake up, I had forgot most of my memory, but with the stone still intact in front of me, I took it and left the eternal dark space, wandering for a bit and stumbled upon a planet dubbed as 'Earth'. There, I was fascinated by an array of streetlights and humans bustling about. It was difficult communicating with them, as I no longer bore a physical form. But after learning about about the culture and aesthetics, the stone I carried turned into a pen, and I was able to imitate a humanoid form to be able to participate in the human cultures and watch them bustle about. Though it would have to be on the moons of Jupiter, as being surrounded by many people was. . . overly loud and uncomfortable. Thus watching from a distance seems to suit me just fine.