Lunna: The Star of Eternal Winter/Frozen Empress

Luna Was born in the great SNOOOW world of the lostverse. She was also from the mortal sphere. But The Creator Wanted call back for futures chirstmas events. Lunna is not only a guardian, but an entity born from the fragile balance between light and cold. She is the embodiment of what remains of humanity in a world frozen by eternal winter. Her existence is as beautiful as it is tragic, because if she illuminates the darkness of Nivareth, she herself is condemned to wander the ramparts of the Tower of the Heart of Frost for eternity. 
When Vaelith, the Lord of Ice, brought down his scepter to freeze Nivareth in eternal cold, he did not expect to feel such devouring loneliness. His anger had destroyed the colors, the life, and the song of the seasons, leaving behind an icy wasteland where even the gods no longer dared to set eyes. In a moment of introspection, Vaelith shed a single tear, not out of weakness, but out of the realization that he had become the last living being in a dead world. That tear touched the ice and gave birth to Lunna. Lunna, however, was not a being of vengeance or despair. From her first breath, she became a beacon of hope within the frozen ruins. But her existence was not free: she was bound to the Heart of Frost, the very source of eternal winter and the curse that weighed on the world. A delicate balance was then set in place: as long as Lunna watched over the Heart, winter would remain, but light would continue to exist in the darkness. 
The Tower of the Heart of Frost is the sanctuary where Lunna resides. Built atop the Castle of Eternal Winter, it is made of pure, indestructible ice, where each wall reflects a different vision: the world’s past before winter, the present frozen in silence, and the many possible futures. At the center of this tower lies the Tear of Vaelith, a luminescent blue gem that pulses gently like a sleeping heart. This relic is both a symbol of power and a burden, for it holds within it the key to destroying or saving the world. Lunna watches over this tear with unwavering devotion, knowing that whoever takes possession of it can reshape reality. But she will only give it to one whose heart is pure and whose will is unwavering. Every equinox night, the light of the Tear grows, and Lunna sings an ancient hymn, a melancholy song that crosses the icy valleys. It is a call for balance, a prayer that someone worthy of this power will finally come and break the cycle. 
Lunna is not a warrior, but a protector. She fights not with force, but with her ability to inspire light in lost souls. Those who reach her in the Tower find not an enemy, but a mirror to their hidden truths. She speaks to them with a soft voice, like a whisper of winter wind, and confronts them with their own fears and hopes. Some heroes who have met her say that her gaze is unbearable, not out of cruelty, but because it reveals the purity or corruption of the soul. The greedy or weak fall to their knees before her, their own shadows consuming them. But those with a true heart see in her eyes a comforting light, like an eternal flame in an endless night.
If Lunna is the light, TheCosmicWinter is the shadow. Their relationship is complex: they are not enemies, but rather two complementary forces linked by the curse of Vaelith. Lunna represents the beauty of winter, its purity, its silence inspiring reflection. TheCosmicWinter, on the other hand, embodies the destructive and unfathomable aspect of the cosmic cold. It is said that their duel is inevitable: the day one dominates the other, the world will change forever. But some wise men whisper that their confrontation is only an illusion. In reality, to break the curse, shadow and light must unite. Thus, a worthy hero must convince Lunna and TheCosmicWinter to merge their powers to restore the natural cycle of the seasons. 
Where Lunna walks, delicate ice flowers appear. It is said that whoever picks one of these flowers will receive a vision of their future, but at the cost of a part of their soul. The Frost Guardians: Ice statues carved by Lunna silently watch over the tower. It is said that they come to life to defend the Tear if an intruder approaches with evil intentions. 
The Lost Melody: Lunna's song can only be heard by those who have not given up hope. Those who hear it are guided to the Tower of the Heart of Frost, but only a handful of them survive the ordeal of the storms. Conclusion Lunna is much more than a guardian: she is the soul of winter, the light that persists even in the deepest darkness. Her presence brings balance and hope, but also an immense responsibility. For only he who understands the value of light and shadow will finally be able to free Nivareth from its eternal winter.
Category:Lostverse
Category:Cosmic Entity
Category:Special Event
Category:Christmas