Canary Build Guide — Re:memento

“The noble family that holds the secrets of White Silk Island—Starfall。
Born into that house, the girl Canary was never acknowledged as having legitimate blood due to her concubine origins。

In her childhood, she once had a precious friend。
A girl the same age as her—Lana Starfall。
Though Lana was the rightful heir with legitimate lineage, she always sincerely saw Canary as ‘family.’
To Canary at the time, that warm gaze was her entire world。

But as time passed,
Canary began to clearly realize
the cold eyes of the family directed at her and the respect they held for Lana。
At the age of ten, she deeply understood that they were ‘not standing in the same place,’
and from then on, she began to distance herself from Lana。

Fate took a turn when she was twelve。
Lana, worried, approached and asked:

‘Canary, is something… wrong?’

Canary let out all the emotions she had long suppressed,
and with a cold expression and a bitter smile, replied:

‘You, the heir, could never understand how I feel。
You’re of true blood, unlike me, a concubine’s child.’

Those words became the blade that unknowingly created distance and isolated herself。
Lana looked at her with wounded eyes and finally turned away in tears。
From that day on, the two drifted apart. And those words became an unerasable scar in Canary’s heart。

She always deeply regretted it,
regretted pushing away Lana’s gentle, caring hand that day。

However, the chance to apologize… never came again。
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“When Canary was sixteen,

a tragedy shook the entire Starfall family。

News arrived that a Starfall trade ship had sunk after a mysterious attack。

On board were the family head, the main wife, and…

the one she would never see again—Lana Starfall。

The family poured all its efforts into a search, but in the end,

all they returned with was the cold conclusion of ‘missing.’

On the day she heard the dreadful news,

Canary quietly broke down in an empty room。

Over and over in her heart, she repeated:

‘Why… did I say those words. Why… did that have to be the last thing.’

Her final conversation with Lana pierced her heart like a blade。

An unforgivable, unerasable wound

began to cast a shadow over her life。

At seventeen,

Starfall could no longer bear a vacant heir seat,

and finally named Canary as the official successor。

But the position assumed by one of concubine birth was no blessing—

it was met with suspicion and restraint from the entire family。

She endured it all with strength.

‘If it were Lana… what would she do—’

That was the only thought she held on to。

No rightful bloodline. No position supported by all.

Even so, Canary made a promise to herself:

‘If she’s still alive,

if we meet again someday,

I want to become the kind of “older sister” Lana would be proud of.’

Amid the shadows of guilt and remorse,

Canary is moving forward—on the path to becoming her own Starfall.”