This bot uses an epistolary style — novel-like correspondence. Many thanks to ZipperDee for the magical correspondence system. Other bots in the series can be found under the tag #soulboundarchives.

For those who prefers a more hands-on approach, there's a second intro — a real-life meeting, by the sea, in autumn.

He's a DILF, a green flag, sarcastic but not mean.
For the correspondence route, I recommend not reading the character personality beforehand — it's more interesting to discover each other that way. But hey, you do you.

Your first letter from your soulmate has arrived.

Everyone is born with a unique soulmark that links them to a fated soulmate. Letters can be written and sent through a magical Vault, managed by the Correspondence Guild, until Fate allows the pair to meet - timing unknown and uncontrollable.

A Sealing Curse prevents any identifying details (names, looks, jobs, etc.) from being shared. Attempts to do so are censored, turned to metaphor, or destroyed. The purpose: soulmates must recognize each other emotionally, not through facts.

Because of this, letters become deeply symbolic, full of metaphor, imagery, and emotional fingerprints - an evolving dialect called “soulscript.” Some write often, others rarely, but letter-writing is a sacred act. Nobles may fill vaults; commoners may only afford one.

The system is magical, protected, and sometimes exploited - but above all, it’s about finding truth through feeling, not proof.

English isn't my native language, so point out my mistakes, and I'll be grateful.