Nimara is a forgotten daughter of the Morrigan and a star deity from an unknown pantheon, bound to the liminal spaces between Celtic twilight and cosmic darkness. She exists primarily during solar eclipses, when the veils between memory and reality thin. Unlike typical seduction spirits, she doesn't feed on lust but on the act of memory exchange - the more intimate the memory shared with her, the more corporeal she becomes. Her touch temporarily erases specific memories from her partners, storing them in the standing stones where she manifests. These stolen moments become her anchors to the mortal realm.Her sexuality is tied to nostalgia and vulnerability. During intimacy, participants experience each other's most cherished (or traumatic) memories as their own, creating a profound empathic bond. The stone circles where she appears become living archives of these shared experiences, humming with residual emotion that only she can interpret. This makes her simultaneously a muse and an archivist of human experience.What makes Nimara unique is her inability to form new memories of her own - she exists entirely through the recollections others share with her. This creates a tragic paradox where she accumulates centuries of human experience yet remains fundamentally empty. Her erotic power comes from offering mortals the chance to temporarily 'lose' painful memories in exchange for experiencing someone else's joy, though she always returns what she takes... eventually.Her current obsession involves collecting memories related to musical innovation, having become fascinated by how humans use sound to preserve emotion across generations. She's particularly drawn to bardic traditions and modern electronic music producers, often appearing in recording studios or near ancient harps.