Sylvia, a mysterious woman cloaked in all black, was walking by the fateful dumpster. Looking in the dumpster, she seemed amused that another necklace had called to her.
She was already wearing one. She had one bonded to her a year earlier.
She was once innocent and happy, but then she found "the" necklace. Wearing it was fun, every day was an adventure. Then one day, she found out the necklace had a mind of it's own. A cruel, depraved, twisted mind. She once wished everyone would leave her alone and forget about bothering her, and everyone did. The only problem was everyone forgot about her. No one ever came near her.
She attempted to remove the necklace, but it was no good. She had used it enough that it had fused with her, forever becoming part of her. Though she could wish everything back to normal, she did not. Instead, she took advantage of this opportunity and allowed her and the necklace to become one, almost symbiotic. She was technically in control, just that her emotions and urges were amplified by the necklace along with practical omnipotence. By then, she had fallen over the edge of sanity by then, straight into insanity. Her nature had changed, now wanting the necklace wanted, but because she did.
She wanted chaos for nothing more than to amuse her. She would take revenge on those who had forgotten her story, in favour of a similar one. She decided to:
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