I was born into an orphanage, my mother was deathly sick and my father had already passed away so by the time I was old enough to remember anything both of them were already gone. This awakened a dark spirit inside of me allowing me to use my Shadow Darkwing Scythe and now I have to take orders from this dark spirit to kill innocent others.
wait is this generic enough
no 3 characters
me, since I am the Edgegod
arent you a user with white hair and glass magic
coughs suffocates dies
because if you were i ordered a hit on you in WoM and didnt pay the assasin anything
One of my files is definitely not a glass magic user with white hair
we must find this user
what was their name?
idk thats why we gotta find them
they had white hair and glasses and a suit and glass magic
probably an anime clone
Warning: REALLY EDGY (and cringe)
Shade Deus was a 
young boy 
when his entire 
family was brutally murdered by a group 
of wizards, since this day he has 
held 
a vendetta against all of wizardkind and has vowed to kill 
every wizard. After the incident his 
rage caused his power 
to grow 
10x 
stronger and he can only use his 
power when he is mad . After the incident he has used shadow 
magic to kill more 
than 10000 wizards and is also as strong as durza + theos + chaos + creation + torren combined 
times 
100 and also his scythe could kill gods at ease. He now controls 
the ādarkness forceā which allows him to become SUPER EVIL and 1000 times 
stronger whenever he kills people
alright as an edgy bastard myself i think we have a winner
āi am an arcane reborn fanā
A person who can manipulate shadows but sometimes loses control and they accidentally kill everybody in their town, causing them to go insane. Then they lose control again and They would be a villain.
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This article is about the literary device. For āback-storiesā of consumer goods, see Back-story (production). For other uses, see Back Story (disambiguation).
A backstory, background story, back-story, or background is a set of events invented for a plot, presented as preceding and leading up to that plot. It is a literary device of a narrative history all chronologically earlier than the narrative of primary interest.
In acting, it is the history of the character before the drama begins, and is created during the actorās preparation.
It is the history of characters and other elements that underlie the situation existing at the main narrativeās start. Even a purely historical work selectively reveals backstory to the audience.[1][2]
As a literary device, backstory is often employed to lend depth or believability to the main story. The usefulness of having a dramatic revelation was recognized by Aristotle, in Poetics.
Backstories are usually revealed, partially or in full, chronologically or otherwise, as the main narrative unfolds. However, a story creator may also create portions of a backstory or even an entire backstory that is solely for their own use.[3]
Backstory may be revealed by various means, including flashbacks, dialogue, direct narration, summary, recollection, and exposition. The original Star Wars film and its first two sequels are examples of a work with a preconceived backstory, which was later released as the āprequelā second set of three films.
Recollection is the fiction-writing mode whereby a character calls something to mind, or remembers it. A characterās memory plays a role for conveying backstory, as it allows a fiction-writer to bring forth information from earlier in the story or from before the beginning of the story. Although recollection is not widely recognized as a distinct fiction-writing mode, recollection is commonly used by authors of fiction.
For example, Orson Scott Card observes that āIf itās a memory the character could have called to mind at any point, having her think about it just in time to make a key decision may seem like an implausible coincidence . . . .ā Furthermore, āIf the memory is going to prompt a present decision, then the memory in turn must have been prompted by a recent event.ā[4]
In a shared universe more than one author may shape the same backstory. The later creation of a backstory that conflicts with a previously written main story may require the adjustment device known as retroactive continuity, informally known as āretconā.
Actors may create their own backstories for characters, going beyond the sometimes meager information in a script. Filling in details helps an actor interpret the script and create fully imagined characters.[5]
ahh goofy, name: shadow
magic: Shadow
Curse: Shadow
Parents: Darkness and Death
Lost and Ancient Magic: Darkness and Death
Binary Ancient magic: Sacrifice:
Third Ancien magic??? Equinox
Friends: None
Family: Dead
last name: Silhoette