∎ ETRAYA MEMES ∎

Fio is the memory of a little girl who once lived on Earth around the medieval era. Normally, she's only able to exist in a virtual landscape as digital data or in any world that exists "on the boundary of reality and virtual space." Her data is stored inside of a weapon, which she can summon upon will.

In the conclusion of the third arc The People and the World, she is reborn in a physical body but the story is left vague as to whether or not it's a true human form or not. She does not appear to have her weapon summoning abilities in the web novel chapter.

I usually play Fio at a canon point before her reincarnation. For the ease of RP purposes, I play her having a physical form similar to a real human and keeping the same weapon summoning abilities from The Cage.

Loving and compassionate, she displays care for those around her, whether it be family, friends, and strangers. She extended a helping hand to another child, offering to help find his mother. She showed concern for the female administrator, questioning the other girl if she was afraid of making new friends. Despite being rebuffed by the other girl many times, Fio kept trying to help and goes as far as requesting to stay on Earth, even if she may be the only human left. Especially after her own experience with loneliness, she's eager to reach out and ease the pain of those who may have suffered in similar ways she had.

With her determination and hope, she's shockingly resilient in a harsh world. When her life went downhill, she did everything in her power to restore the happy family that she once had. She studied to achieve the highest marks in her class and made handmade gifts in an attempt to win back the love of her parents. Even with the knowledge that her father no longer cared for her, she worried and tried to protect him from harm. While she's often faced with many difficult obstacles and sometimes her efforts go unrewarded, she's not one to give up easily.

Her kind heart is as much a strength as it is a weakness. It is also one of the reasons that she met a tragic end in reality. This makes her susceptible to betrayal and neglecting her own needs. When her adoptive mother left, Fio continued to wait despite the clear signs that she had no intention of returning. It's only until she's driven away from her home, sad and starving to death, that she accepts the harsh truth she had been abandoned by someone dear. She tends to focus on the happiness and wellbeing of the people around her before putting herself first, often claiming that she's happy if others are.

Despite her mental fortitude while going through many struggles, she's clearly still a little girl. She loves picture books and the company of other people. Her curiosity about others and eagerness to make friends tends to lead her to ask a plethora of questions, even about the most mundane of things like favorite food. She parrots unfamiliar words from grownups, often getting tongue tied when pronouncing complicated terms. She's not afraid to admit when she's scared. She fears dying, loneliness, and may break down into tears when pushed to her very limit.