Fictional Character Biographies
The Doctors are a lineage of people who, since the dawn of humanity, have been chosen by the Earth itself to protect it and are granted magical abilities part of the position. Each Doctor inherits the position, title, and the collective memories & magical abilities of all of their predecessors when the previous one dies, making each new Doctor more powerful than the last. When a Doctor dies, their souls join the Garden of Ancestral Memory, a spiritual realm that is home to the souls of previous Doctors, where they can be visited by the current Doctor and advise them.
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