Revenant Sorrow: deconstructing tropes since 1993
Human o Female o Archmagus of Fysalda o The Unforgiven
On the world Fysalda, there's a myth about the Beloved Child of the Gods, who
would be reborn in times of great turmoil to save all life from peril. A messiah if
you will.
They would not be born with their memories though, so while they would be
innately good, their personality might leave a lot to be desired. Something which
would prove to be quite troublesome in the end.
Enter 14-years-old Elysia Ryder, a noble studying at the Royal Academy. Elysia
knew she wasn't always a nice person, but she also knew she would move heaven
and hell for those she loved, if needed.
So when this commoner girl appeared and started seducing people left and right,
(including the fiances of several of her friends), she decided to act. Even if the
girl, had a rare magic type, that did not give her the right to trample all over her
friends.
So she orchestrated the girl's ruin, who, in her despair, commited suicide.
Now don't misunderstand, she only wanted the girl kicked out of the academy, but
the things she set in motion didn't stop when intended, only gaining speed
instead.
Or so it seemed.
The advancement she created unleashed a great evil. Despite her and others best efforts, there was no stopping it, and as the world fell to ruin, many wondered why the Beloved Child of the Gods never appeared. The answer came in the form of the last Oracle from the Gods. The Beloved Child had been born, but had died years earlier due to the machinations of the people it was supposed to protect.
Causing the Gods to wash their hands of this world.
There was one sole exception to this rule, the exception in question being Elysia.
Whereas other people were allowed to die in the end, and rejoin the natural cycle, Elysia remained 'alive', un-aging. Forced to wander the ruined world by Their degree. They had cut her off from the cycle as a punishment, for the girl she had driven to suicide years earlier had been Their Beloved Child. But in the end, as the sentient races had died out, the Gods of Fysalda became extinct, as the last 'living' Fysaldan slowly lost her Faith.
The universe had come to an end
...
Still, this brought Elysia no release, being trapped in the Void, until a curious Higher Being from another universe noticed her.
While the Goddess in question did feel sorry for her, feeling that the gods of her world had overreacted,
(even if only slightly, and solely on the account of Elysia having been a kid at the time of the crime, trying to help her friends, who hadn't actually planned for things to go so far.)
She thought that while it called for punishment, they had been a bit extreme in destroying an entire universe, including themselves. On top of cutting Elysia off from the cycle so completely, there was no reconnecting her. Contrary to common belief, souls can't be destroyed, only recycled. Even wandering souls have to go through Death first. There was literally no getting rid of Elysia, except for sending her elsewhere.
Which she did. Elysia was not her problem after all.