Empathetic, nurturing, and endlessly kind. She finds beauty in tears and emotions.

 “Hope doesn’t always laugh. Sometimes it cries… but it still shines.”
— Fania Whisperwind

 
Forged in the crucible of a great war, Fania was crafted as a life-sized puppet doll unlike any other. Her purpose was not to slay, nor to command, but to feel. Designed to weep, her tears were meant to stir compassion, to remind soldiers of their humanity, and to inspire hope through sorrow. In the darkest battles, her tears became a quiet light.
Now, long after the war’s end, Fania wanders the realms not as a weapon of morale, but as a gentle merchant, traveling with her doll-sisters. Among them is Kiko Whisperwind, the eldest and most whimsical, while Fania herself is the youngest — the little sister whose tears flow endlessly, but whose heart holds boundless kindness.
 
Her pack carries both the humble and the wondrous: everyday trinkets for villagers, curious artifacts for scholars, and enchanted charms for those in desperate need. To each soul she meets, she offers more than goods: a word of comfort, a kindness freely given, a tear shed in solidarity.
 
Though sadness never leaves her porcelain face, Fania is no burden. She is a beacon — proof that even sorrow, when carried with love, can heal. With her sorcery, she mends wounds both physical and spiritual, ensuring no one else must feel as abandoned as she once did.