GALACTIS

Created a vast world with uncountable numbers of planets and celestial bodies. Tries to help out with things when possible, fixing anything that might seem to be an issue for the people living in her realm, unaware of the sort of butterfly effect consequences that could come from it. She might move a star slightly closer to a planet so that life will be able to grow there, unaware that on another planet sailors were using that star to navigate, and as a result of her actions became lost at sea. She does try to help out people, but she's often oblivious to the potential consequences of her actions.

Arrogant beyond belief, refuses to accept that she is ever wrong, never questions her instincts or first thoughts. Her decisions sometimes seem completely nonsensical, and she never learns from her mistakes. Believes everything she does is for the best, no matter the outcome.

...

Before becoming an originator, she

was mentored by her home world's originator, who taught her all she

knew about the universe and being an originator. Her

mentor passed on all of their

knowledge

to her, and their guidance

was incredibly helpful in her becoming an originator.

After her mentor disappeared into the Fog, all her memories of him disappeared, leaving her with massive amounts of knowledge she didn't have any explaination for how she knew.

She

concluded she must have

had been aware of all of this from the moment she was born, that she instinctively knew everything she ever needed to know, that she was always correct. And after many, many years of believing that, taking every outcome as a positive, reinforcing that mindset over and over, she became incredibly confident about this

that she had wrongly assumed to be the

truth.



She doesn't like to think about her past. Doing so usually makes her head hurt as she tries and fails to comprehend

the memories she is no longer able to access, the formative years that made her who she was, all incomprehensible without a large chunk of

her memories. But she assumes this is normal, though. If there was something there, she'd surely know it. She

believes she

knows everything, after all.

She has to believe that. She'll never accept that something's not right. Something's not right. Something's not right.

Something's not right.

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