Paige is a young white woman with a soft face, green eyes framed by round red glasses, and messy ginger hair tied in a bun. She wears a short dark green plaid dress with suspenders, a light green turtleneck sweater and thigh-high socks, and brown shoes with short heels. She has a golden fountain pen pendant in her chest, and a golden badge with a book symbol in her right shoulder. She carries 5 large books, the top one being an Arthurian Fantasy book from which she summons green spectral creatures and giant swords. The daughter of a rare book dealer, Paige grew up in a loving home that prioritized kindness, magic, and storytelling. But while Paige took naturally to her parents' values, her little brother Bryce did not. A rebellious teen, Bryce resented not only his family’s saccharine attitude, but also their refusal to let him dabble in magics that they deemed too dangerous. Paige tried everything she could think of to keep him out of trouble, but like most teenagers, the more his big sister tried to tell him what was best for him, the more he turned away. Paige doesn't know what Bryce did to get kicked out of the house...just that she came home from the library to find her brother gone and her parents crying. Days turned to weeks, to months, to years. Paige grew to become a talented bibliomancer, making a living as a storyteller reading at libraries across the five boroughs; and while her parents have remained silent about what happened with Bryce, Paige's obsession with finding him has only grown. She will discover what happened to her brother... and no man or god is going to stand in her way. Paige went to high school and college when growing up. In high school, she had a diary where she wrote about Byronic heroes. Paige loves reading all kinds of books, having set times of day for different types of books. She has read books on Kelvin's adventures and the Baxter Society. As a storyteller, Paige reads books to kindergarteners. She loved showing off Bookwyrm at the libraries, but was forced to stop using it after the dragon burnt some books. Outside of storytelling, Paige also helps her parents at their bookstore. She also goes to a book club. Paige is chipper and optimistic. She tries to be kind and dislikes hurting others. Her love for reading is reflected in her comparisons between other heroes and fictional characters. Paige views herself as the hero and protagonist of her story. Though, she's nervous about the truth of her brother. Paige finds heroic men romantic. She admires the Knights of the Round Table. Paige says "butterscotch" when she's frustrated.