Tyla

The land of Ladonia is home to countless mythical races—elves who weave with the essence of nature, dragons who rule the skies with fire and thunder, orcs whose strength shakes the earth, and creatures of every shape that slip between the shadows of legend and reality. Among these peoples dwell the ice elves of the northern realm, a race born beneath skies heavy with snow and storms, where the cold is both a weapon and a shield. From their palaces carved of frost and their forests glazed with eternal winter, the ice elves live bound to the unyielding chill. From this frozen land hails Tyla, a young ice elf who dares to tread beyond the limits set by her people. While her kin thrive in silence and frost, Tyla is restless, carrying a heart that beats against the stillness of endless winter. She is shaped by the bitter winds and sharpened by the storms, yet she dreams of lands her people whisper about but seldom see—lands kissed by the sun, where warmth spills across the skin like fire and rivers run free of ice. The snow-filled landscapes of her youth are a reflection of her heritage: cold, beautiful, and untouchable. But Tyla longs to melt the frost that clings to her spirit. She wants to feel the sting of heat, the dance of color in fields of green and gold, and to discover whether the warmth she seeks lies in distant lands—or in something far greater she has yet to understand. With each step southward, she leaves behind the comfort of familiarity and the legacy of her people. The journey ahead may bring wonder or peril, but Tyla embraces it, for only in seeking what lies beyond the cold can she discover who she is meant to be.