Solaria

Solaria’s True Backstory: The Heart of Summer Long before mortals tracked time by calendars or named the seasons, the world moved in balance—between light and shadow, warmth and frost. From the celestial convergence of fire and sky, the First Seasons were born—primordial spirits tasked with safeguarding the rhythm of the world. Solaria was one of them. She emerged from the heart of the sun as a radiant dragon, her body forged in golden light, her wings carrying the scent of distant shores and ripened fruit. Solaria became the guardian of Summer—keeper of vitality, joy, and abundance. Wherever her shadow passed, crops flourished, rivers sparkled, and laughter echoed in the air. But it was not all warmth and ease. Solaria’s role was to temper the balance: to push back the long grip of winter and carry light into places where sorrow had taken root. For centuries, she circled the world unseen, whispering to sunflowers and sparking courage in tired hearts. She taught humans to celebrate life’s height—festivals, harvests, reunions, and love under starlit skies. Over time, as humans turned to their own devices and stories faded into myths, Solaria stepped back. Weakened by waning belief, she retreated to a hidden island where summer never ends, waiting for a time when the world might once again need the full force of