Shezi was born in a medium-sized town in Reah'Kiali to her mother, Orchid. She had a twin brother named Finn and a father who had recently been killed in the war. Her brother, Finn, unfortunately grew sick and died very young. Her mother worked hard to care for her and give her the best life she could, despite the difficult conditions they lived in. She didn't have much money or a big home, but she worked day and night to make sure Shezi was well looked after, and Shezi did the best she could to return the favor. They sold what little they could grow and managed to make a living together.

When they were younger, Shezi would meet with their brother Finn in their dreams. He was chosen to be an Angel, a sacred helper and messenger of the gods, who lived in the Ever Realm (dream world) and guided spirits to the next realm. He played with Shezi often in their sleep, the only time they could see each other. He taught them small amounts of magic which Shezi would remember and build upon for the rest of their life. One day, however, Ha'lu, god of the dead and the After Realm, caught them playing together. He warned them that if they kept meeting, Shezi might get trapped in the Ever Realm. Mournfully, the two said goodbye, and never saw each other again. The only thing left of him Shezi had was the brush of azure wings in their dreams.

It was a normal day when the parade came to their town. They were surprised that the Speaker of the Sunset and Sunrise would visit such an unimportant town as theirs, but the people gladly welcomed them. The Speaker announced that the gods had chosen the next Interpreter, who would train under the Speaker of the Sunset to be one of the three supreme priests and rulers of the kingdom and someday take their position. With much anticipation, the Speaker announced that Shezi would be the next Interpreter of the Sunset. Honored and shocked, Shezi joined them and was crowned Interpreter. She said goodbye to her mother and set off to the City of the Sky.

Arriving at the palace was a shock, as it was so grand and luxurious and held many significant objects. There were mirrors everywhere, and Shezi's rooms alone were larger than her old house. She got to meet Nikyr, the god of the Sunset, and would be able to every month. She learned so much about ruling Kiali and about the other kingdoms.

The Speaker of the Sunset, who introduced himself to Shezi as Armedias, seemed cold and stoic at first. He was a cunning strategist and knew what to do to keep Kiali running and negotiate with nearby kingdoms. They didn't care much for emotions or softness. He taught Shezi well, making sure she had all the skills she needed to someday rule the kingdom and communicate with the gods. Shezi worked hard to be the best Interpreter she could and learn everything they taught her. As time went on, the two became close, almost like family, with Armedias becoming a sort of father-figure to Shezi, who'd never had one. And as they got closer, Armedias began to open up to Shezi. He began to show the warm heart he had deep inside the layers he'd built up as a leader. She learned of his great compassion and kindess, and how he wished he could help the kingdom even more.

Being Interpreter was difficult but rewarding work. They got to visit other kingdoms and travel all around Reah'Kiali. Shezi was still awed by Nikyr each time they met, and still surprised whenever people showed her deep respect.

Shezi also made new friends. They met the other Speakers and Interpreter, and grew familiar with many who lived in or worked at the Sunset Palace. She also made a new friend in her dreams. Another Angel, named Charlie, began to meet with her. While she was unsure at first, Charlie assured her that it was safe since Charlie was a much older Angel. They became one of Shezi's few close, true friends.

Charlie wasn't the only Angel Shezi met with. The azure wings grew more insistent, and one night, she once again came face to face with her brother.

This section will be written as more of Shezi's story is revealed.

Just remember, no one can be trusted, and even those you think the highest of could turn out to be a traitor.