Winter fairies in a snowy forest casting magic to create a swirl of glowing snowflakes.

When the world was young, the cold breath of the star Morainn descended upon the Earth and created the first snow. From this, the fairies emerged, tiny creatures capable of controlling frost and wind. They were the guardians of winter, ensuring that nature could rest and renew itself. It is believed that each snow fairy is associated with a specific snowflake, and when a snowflake falls to the ground, its energy allows the fairy to "resurrect" for a brief period. The Laws of Existence: Fairies cannot live in constant warmth; they need a cold environment, or they will dissolve in water. They are connected to seasonal cycles: they are strong in winter, gradually disappear in spring, and retreat to hidden ice shelters in summer. Strong human emotions (joy or sadness) can strengthen or weaken their magic. They do not directly interfere with mortal affairs, but they can provide guidance through natural signs, such as snowflakes, frost patterns on glass, and unexpected snowstorms. See more