It is allways cold, like the water that ran to the ocean shores, the rivers that fell by the slopes of the mount, or the lake towards the inner lands of the country. Like the ice acumulating on the weather of winter or the nights that the season held. Dark, cold and silent, any animal slumbering or trying to find food.
Cold, dark and silent like death.
Sometimes, when she feels enough, she gets a glimpse of the other world, and she felt often enough. A wheeping ghost they would call her, mourning what what was, what couldn’t and what would be, wandering the place with a saddened and hollow glance, resalted by the way her eyes would be she knew. Her soul had long since faded into a magical mess, she guessed it would be a matter of time she became a spectral fiend if her LV started affecting her, or maybe she would fade away into a void rest?
No matter what, her mind drifted unto curious memories, the distant sight of shapes moving towards the entrance’s direction. They were possibly dead by now, after all everyone who fell would probably die, given a royal had died long ago, there was a moment of silence, then mourn, followed by worry. Her body faintly manifested at the barrier’s entrase, warming her with her own magic yet freezing her all the same with the cold intentions it bore. Then in one step ventured inside the hole, into the banishment of a race she once held dear to her soul. It wasn’t like it would mean anything, she betrayed them, they couldn’t see her, nor in her state would the barrier consider her entirely like a normal thing (Should she fade into restless sleep she would still reapear by the barrier if she wished so, and not inside as she should). A fate worthy of her crime, she thought, a cruel fate of unrest.
And so, wandering she went, searching for one the shapes she had seen coming to the forgotten lands of monsters, yet returned not.