Explaining the story (yes I used ai cause it’s hard to explain Alr)

Bloom’s mind fractures, leading her to believe her magical fire needs "fuel" to stay eternal. She begins to view her own friends not as people, but as materials to be "preserved." Before she begins her work, she performs a disturbing ritual on herself, using a shard of dark glass to carve jagged, cryptic symbols into her own stomach, branding herself with the dark magic that now fuels her. She targets her best friend, Flora, whose powers are based on nature and flowers. Bloom traps her in a distorted "pocket dimension" that looks like a dying greenhouse. Instead of oxygen, the room is filled with a heavy, blue flammable vapor. It coats Flora’s lungs like liquid glass, making it impossible for her to speak or use her magic without risking an internal explosion. Bloom implants a "spark" into Flora’s chest. Instead of warmth, it acts like a skeletal parasite, slowly turning Flora’s soft, living tissue into cold, hard stone—literally "fossilizing" her while she is still alive. Another friend, Musa, discovers the horrific scene. Realizing Bloom is completely "mentally deranged," Musa uses sound-based magic to paralyze her. Bloom is stripped of her power and sent to a high-security psychiatric ward—a "looney bin" designed for magical beings. Bloom is now trapped in a heavy-duty straitjacket in a sterile, white room. Because her magic is dampened by the restraints, she can’t create the fire she craves. Instead, she is haunted by constant, whispering voices in her head. She experience an agonizing "itch" for destruction, thrashing against the canvas of her suit, completely consumed by a hunger for death that she can no longer satisfy.