Finish the dream.

Their mother was the first to pass. She was ill. They never knew if it was from Sigeberht's experimental augmentations or not. But it wasn't that many years later when he himself passed away, and then after that, the fall of Mirious. Callisto, Breiah, and Vivilia eventually went their own ways. For centuries, Callisto found herself on the wrong side of the law, travelling with brigands and eventually pirates, where she disappeared to sail the vast seas of Abso. Vivi tried to live among people, but she ultimately retreated to the deep forests of the world. Lastly, Breiah. She was the one who most closely followed the teaching of their father. She vanished entirely after that, much like her towel did that one day, but it seems rather obvious what happened with her.

The Wizard King Sigeberht's research became Breiah's, and eventually she found a new man to sculpt--someone from Earth, just like her grandfather who she never met. With a combination of Isekai Theory and experiments with Goa's class system, things have only gotten more dangerous.

Callisto eventually fell, which may have been inevitable given her dangerous lifestyle, but her spirit was much too powerful to simply leave the world. Her ghost became known as the Wicked Witch of the Sea for many years, until she finally passed on thanks to one of her sisters and the friends she brought.

Vivilia spent years in Deeproot Forest. While far more reclusive, she became known as a witch in her own right, shaping the woods to her design. That was until the faithful day where she met a man called Kyle Warren. Eventually, she left to join him, and the rest was history.

Centuries old but still appearing like a young adult, the mysterious Vivi carries the burden of simply being an experiment by a mad king, which may have even caused her own mother to perish. It was his own obsession with progression that caused issue, which is now carried on by the sister who still lives. While anyone who even knows of Vivi's existence sees her as a mage, or a transmuter, but only you know the true story of her past. You've never heard of anything like this before in Abso, but it seems the tradition of Castle Phoenix carries on--that it's a refuge for weirdos who need a place to start anew.

Your vision fades to black as the magic dissipates.