It was a still, frigid night when I decided to depart for my journey. The only noise was the wind howling through the barren trees around me. The roads were covered in frozen slush from the day before when merchant carts rattled down them. Normally, people would have to wait for the sun to melt down the roads so that they could travel them, but I did not have to risk hurting myself to traverse the treacherous roads. My hands began to expel a frost blue mist, causing the jagged slush to melt and freeze to smooth ice beneath my feet. The only trace of my magic was the even trail of ice I left behind in my wake.

I wore cream white slippers and a white dress that trailed behind me in a train. To keep me warm, I wore nothing but a heavy white cloak and insulated white gloves. If it were anyone else, their body would have already seized to be found frozen on the ground in the morning. Though the cold did flush my cheeks, the frost did not harm me. I could manipulate it however I wished and it did not threaten to chill my bones. This is one of the reasons why I had been aptly named the White Ghost. I rarely came out into the world, and when I was seen I would be mistaken for a wandering spirit. It was also a fine name for me because of the death I felt inside of my heart.

As I walked in the darkness of the morning, I mourned those that I had lost through the rage of a ruthless fiend. My followers were known as the Diamond Order. They had been targeted and massacred over the last few months. Though I had known of this hunt, I was not able to act in the state that I was in. It took all of my strength these past few months to break free from the bonds that held me. If this was not deeply personal, I would have blinked to him as soon as I was able and finished him without mercy. But I couldn't bring myself to race to him. I knew what his ultimate goal was in the slaughter of my Order. He wanted me. He wanted me to hurt and rot, just as he was. I looked up to the sky, to gaze upon the only beauty left in this world, but the stars lay hidden. I sensed that they too knew what tragedy would befall me.