Oona was raised in the deep, silent cradles of the Moonshae Isles, where her clan lived so harmoniously with the earth they were nearly indistinguishable from the mossy hills. Her 'awakening' came not from a scroll, but from a landslide. While trying to stabilize a collapsing cavern wall, Oona pressed her palms to the stone and felt a pulse—not of life, but of memory. She heard the faint, rhythmic chanting of the miners who had carved the wall centuries prior. In that moment, she realized that when the world forgets, it bleeds; a ruin is not just stone, but a patient in need of a physician.
She departed her clan with a heavy heart and a heavy pack, carrying the 'Echo-Stone Chimes'—a collection of resonant crystals that harmonize with historical sites. Since then, she has walked the 'Way of Mercy' across the continent, though her mercy is as much for the past as the present. She fears that her own people, who keep no written records and leave no scars on the land, will simply evaporate into myth unless she creates a legacy for them. Every copper she earns from adventuring is sent back to her forest to fund the 'Great Archive of the Small,' a library built into the roots of an ancient oak dedicated to the everyday stories of 'insignificant' folk.