sep 2, 1 BC - Amethyst Blackwood is created from a Brazilian amethyst crystal and receives immortality from her father Luxarion Blackwood

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Amethyst Blackwood was created on September 1st, 1 BCE upon the radiant crystal world of Ametov, a breathtaking planet known throughout the Aetheria Galaxy as “The Jewel of Aetheria.” Covered in colossal crystal formations, shimmering lavender mountains, reflective oceans, and rings of glowing mineral dust, Ametov was considered one of the most spiritually resonant planets ever formed within the galaxy.

Unlike his previous children, Luxarion Blackwood did not create Amethyst from celestial light alone or from the raw elements of a planet. Instead, he discovered a massive Brazilian amethyst crystal deep within the crystalline caverns beneath Ametov’s surface. The crystal pulsed with unusual emotional resonance, almost as though it possessed awareness long before life touched it.
Luxarion carefully placed his hands upon the crystal and infused it with divine light.
The crystal fractured gently.

And from within emerged a young girl with soft purple hair, luminous amethyst-colored eyes, and a calm presence that immediately quieted the cavern around her.
From the very beginning, Amethyst displayed extraordinary emotional sensitivity. While many immortal beings sensed energy or magic, Amethyst instinctively sensed thoughts, feelings, memories, and emotional fractures within others. Even as a child, she seemed able to understand pain that people never spoke aloud.

Her appearance reflected both her origin and her gentle nature. Amethyst possessed neck-length purple hair resembling polished Brazilian amethyst crystals, warm tanned skin, and compassionate violet eyes that glowed faintly whenever she used telepathy. Upon her forearm rested the blue sun mark of the Aetheria Galaxy — the sacred Blackwood family symbol that allowed celestial beings of the lineage to survive within the vacuum of space.

Though she inherited divine powers from Luxarion such as flight, immortality, photokinesis, and cosmic adaptability, Amethyst also developed abilities uniquely tied to her crystalline origin. She possessed immense crystallokinesis, capable of shaping crystals into structures, defenses, healing formations, and massive constructs strong enough to survive cosmic storms. In addition, she developed one of the most advanced telepathic abilities in the known galaxy.
Unlike invasive forms of telepathy, Amethyst’s mental communication resembled resonance between connected souls. She believed thoughts should never be forced open against someone’s will. Because of this philosophy, she eventually helped create an undetectable telepathic communication network alongside her younger sister Morgan Weaver.
The network initially existed only for the Blackwood family, allowing them to communicate emotionally and mentally across planets without interference. Over time, however, Amethyst and Morgan began quietly expanding the system across the Aetheria Galaxy and eventually toward Grikonis Island itself.
What made the network extraordinary was its invisibility.
No known force could detect it.
Not governments.
Not cosmic entities.
Not even the Void.
To Amethyst, the network represented more than communication.
It represented connection itself.
Among all her siblings, Amethyst formed the deepest emotional bond with Morgan Weaver.
Although Morgan had been born naturally through Emily Weaver rather than directly created through divine means, Amethyst never considered her different from the rest of the family. She rejected the term “half-sister” entirely.
To Amethyst, Morgan was simply:
her sister.

The two spent countless years together exploring Aetheria, strengthening their telepathic abilities, and building systems intended to unite people emotionally rather than divide them. Morgan trusted Amethyst more than almost anyone else in the galaxy.
Which made Morgan’s transformation into Morwenna Voidweaver devastating.
As the influence of the Obsidian Spire consumed Morgan’s memories and identity, much of the galaxy eventually accepted that Morgan Blackwood had been erased forever. Even members of Aetherian society quietly urged Amethyst to let go and move on.
Amethyst refused.
No matter how terrifying Morwenna became…
no matter how many memories Morgan appeared to lose…
Amethyst continued believing her sister still existed somewhere beneath the darkness.
This belief ultimately became one of the most important forces in Morgan’s eventual survival.
Unknown to Luxarion and Murokoth Voidweaver alike, Amethyst secretly searched across distant worlds for a method capable of preserving Morgan’s consciousness before the liquefied shadows erased her completely. Her journey eventually led her to the ancient crystal sage Orizon the Elder upon Ametov.
Through forbidden crystal resonance magic and an ancient Aetherian incantation, Amethyst helped Morgan solidify her remaining consciousness and memories within her own soul before total erasure could occur.
Because of Amethyst’s determination, Morgan survived.
Not perfectly.
Not completely unchanged.
But enough remained for Morgan to one day fight her way back from within Morwenna Voidweaver.
Across the Aetheria Galaxy, Amethyst Blackwood eventually became known not merely as a crystal goddess, but as a protector of emotional bonds, memory, and connection. While others wielded power through force, Amethyst wielded power through preservation.
To countless worlds, she became living proof that love and remembrance could endure even against cosmic darkness designed to erase both.

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