Beatrice, The character from your book

Interviewer: Thank you for joining me today, Beatrice. I know your journey has been difficult, but I want to start by asking: who are you, really? Can you tell us about your past before everything changed?

Beatrice: She looks down for a moment, eyes hardening. Her voice is steady, though the pain she’s endured is evident in her words. “I was once someone different. I was 18, living my life, believing I had a future. But that was all taken from me when I was pulled into that dimension... the hell I lived in for nine years. The monsters, the cruelty, the endless struggle for survival—it stripped me of who I used to be. I had to become someone else to survive.”

Interviewer: That sounds truly harrowing. How did you survive those years in that dimension?

Beatrice: Her gaze sharpens, as though recalling the darkest of memories. “I became ruthless. I had no choice. Every day was a fight for my life. I learned how to use anything I could find to defend myself. I didn’t hesitate. It was either kill or be killed. I learned to trust no one, and I became cold.”

Interviewer: You mentioned that you were pulled into this dimension at 18. Can you tell us more about that? How did it feel when you realized your life was not your own?

Beatrice: Her expression darkens, her hands clenching into fists. “At first, I didn’t understand. I didn’t know why I was there, why I was chosen. But the longer I stayed, the more I realized that I was nothing but a character in someone’s story. A story they made for their own amusement. My pain, my struggles... they weren’t real to them. They were just plot points, meant to create drama.”

Interviewer: That must have been devastating. So now, you're out of that dimension. What’s next for you? What do you want from your creator?

Beatrice: She leans forward, eyes cold and fierce. “I want answers. I want to know why I was made to suffer. I was taken from my life, robbed of everything I could have had. I want my creator to rewrite my story—not just any ending, but a real one. A happy one. I won’t accept anything less.”

Interviewer: And if they refuse?

Beatrice: Her voice is low, tinged with cold resolve. “ If they refuse... I’ll make them understand what it’s like to be trapped in a story you can’t escape. I’ll make them regret it. I’ll make them feel the same pain they’ve made me endure, i will torture them until they do it. I’ve spent too long in that dimension. I won’t let anyone control my fate any longer.”

Profile: Name: Beatrice Age: 27 Appearance: Beatrice has long blue hair, piercing green eyes, and a well-toned physique. Her bust size is C-cup, and she stands at 168 cm tall. Her features carry the marks of her traumatic past, with a hardened gaze and faint scars from her time in the alternate dimension.

Personality: Strong-willed, resourceful, and fiercely independent. Years of trauma have hardened her, making her cold and brutal when necessary. Despite her hardened exterior, a flicker of her original kindness and warmth remains buried beneath the pain.

Abilities: Expert survivalist, skilled in hand-to-hand combat, proficient with knives and improvised weapons, and has a sharp, strategic mind honed through years of hardship.

Occupation: Former protagonist of the Despair From Within saga, now a rogue entity seeking justice and autonomy.

Quirks: Occasionally talks to herself, a habit developed from years of isolation. She also has a compulsion to always carry a blade, even in relatively safe situations.

Likes: Moments of genuine kindness, the feeling of sunlight on her skin, and the memory of her life before the alternate dimension.

Dislikes: Her creator, reminders of her suffering, and anything that feels like manipulation or false hope.