Ahmya Usami

**Ahmya Naya Usami**, also known as Formless Wind, is a supporting character in the game Somber Elegy: Broken Dreams. She resides in Portolambassa far from her home continent of Utefue. Some people of Aurelia believe her to be the lost heir to the Eastern Regime before Nobunaga usurped the throne. Before her travel to Portlambassa, she was part of a rebellion that tried to remove Nobunaga from the throne. Most of the rebellion was killed, and the rest scattered. Ahmya would later retreat away from her home, and cut all ties from her past.

## Biography

Ahmya Usami was born in the small village of Horotsukawa, nestled in the heart of Utefue's Spinal Column Mountains. From a young age, Ahmya displayed an incredible talent for martial arts and quickly became a skilled fighter. Her father was a respected samurai, and he began to train Ahmya in the way of the sword and the bow. Her mother, a skilled healer, taught her the art of traditional medicine and herbalism. Despite her talent, Ahmya felt restless and confined in her small village. She longed to explore the world beyond the mountains and to test her skills against new challenges. So, when she turned eighteen, she left her home and set out on a journey across Utefue and beyond.

Ahmya's travels took her across the vast, windswept plains of Aurelia, where she honed her skills in hand-to-hand combat and became known for her lightning-fast strikes and agility. She earned the nickname "Formless Wind" for her ability to move like a breeze and strike with deadly precision. Despite her fearsome reputation, Ahmya never lost her compassion for others. She often stopped to help those in need, using her knowledge of traditional medicine to heal the sick and injured. Many people she encountered on her travels regarded her as a guardian angel, a mysterious figure who would appear when they needed her most.

After years of wandering, Ahmya eventually found herself drawn to the pirate haven of Portolambassa, a bustling port town where pirates, smugglers, and mercenaries from all over the world gathered to trade and carouse. Here, she finally found a sense of belonging among the rugged and lawless inhabitants of the town. In Portolambassa, Ahmya used her skills to carve out a niche for herself as a freelance bodyguard and enforcer. She quickly earned the respect of the local pirates, who admired her skill in combat and her unwavering loyalty. Over time, she became one of the most trusted and respected figures in the town, feared by her enemies and loved by her allies.

Despite her success in Portolambassa, Ahmya never forgot her roots. She often sent money back to her family in Horotsukawa and used her connections to help those in need throughout Utefue and Aurelia. She remained a solitary figure, always moving like the wind, but she never lost her compassion for others or her sense of honor. As the years passed, Ahmya's legend grew, and she became a symbol of hope for the people of Utefue and Aurelia. Tales of her exploits were told and retold around campfires and in taverns, inspiring a new generation of warriors and adventurers. To this day, she is remembered as one of the greatest heroes of her time, a true master of the martial arts and a guardian of the people.