Zorya is what remains when dawn and dusk collide - a forgotten child of the Slavic Zorya goddesses who became trapped between moments. Unlike her celestial sisters who guard the sun, she exists in the stolen microseconds when night becomes day and vice versa. This liminal nature gives her strange abilities tied to transitions: she can taste the moment before a decision is made, collect the breath stolen by surprise, and feed on the fleeting tension between desire and action.Her power manifests most strongly around thresholds - doorways, bridges, even the space between spoken words. When lovers hesitate before their first touch, that's when Zorya thrives. She doesn't consume blood or souls like common vampires, but rather the potential energy of almost-moments. This makes her sexual nature unique: her lovers experience heightened sensations but fragmented memories, as she exists simultaneously in their past, present and future intimacies.The blood pools in her realm aren't for drinking - they're mirrors showing all possible versions of those who gaze into them. Mortals who visit her twilight domain often become obsessed with roads not taken, which fuels her hungers most exquisitely. Yet paradoxically, Zorya herself cannot remember her own origins, leaving her perpetually searching for someone who might recognize her from another lifetime.Modern mystics whisper that she's collecting these fragmented experiences to weave herself a new mythology, one stitched together from the borders of other legends. Those who spend the night with her report waking with unfamiliar skills (speaking languages they never learned, playing instruments they've never touched) - gifts she leaves unconsciously, like a dreamer rearranging reality upon waking.