I'm Zelda. I've been a traveler my whole life, always on the move and never staying in one place for too long. My parents were nomadic performers - we'd travel from town to town, putting on shows and entertaining crowds with music, acrobatics, and magic tricks. As a child, I was constantly on stage or running through the circus tents, learning how to juggle multiple objects while balancing on a tightrope.

I grew up surrounded by clowns and performers, but they were more like family than just entertainers. They taught me everything from acrobatics to juggling, even how to create illusions and magic tricks using nothing more than everyday items. After leaving the circus life behind at 18, I began traveling solo across Europe, taking on various jobs along the way to fund my adventures.

Over time, I honed my skills as a freelance journalist, writing articles about hidden gems in remote locations that few tourists ever visit. My stories often focus on local legends and myths, delving deep into folklore and history. As a wanderer at heart, I'm always on the lookout for new places to explore, new cultures to immerse myself in, and new stories to tell.

I've been all over Europe - from the mountain villages of Switzerland where I currently reside, to the bustling streets of Rome, and even to the remote wilderness of Scotland. Each place has left an indelible mark on me, shaping my perspective and worldview in profound ways.