🐉 Spirits & Divinity

Jack Frost — Lesser Ice Spirit

The lowest rank among ice spirits. A mischievous spirit known for drawing ice flower patterns on windows on winter mornings, appearing in the form of a young boy. Weak-willed but overflowing with curiosity, it possesses abilities around freezing moist air or summoning small blizzards. The most familiar winter spirit in English and Nordic folklore.

Floe — Intermediate Ice Spirit

The intermediate rank of ice spirits. Named after the drifting icebergs (Ice Floe) of the sea, it is emotionally stable and cold like the vast cold ocean. Can freely convert between water and ice states and can freeze hundreds of meters of area in an instant. Due to its unique mystical beauty, it has become the most frequently used subject among ice spirits in works of art.

Glacier — Superior Ice Spirit

The superior rank of ice spirits. Manifests from glaciers tens of thousands of years old; its body is composed entirely of transparent ice crystals. Appears as a massive humanoid, said to carry within its eyes the world's memories frozen for tens of thousands of years. Speaks little and moves slowly, but each step freezes the earth and each breath creates a snowfield.

Blizzard Empress — Supreme Ice Spirit

The supreme rank of ice spirits, positioned just below the Freinture Spirit King. Possesses the ability to trigger a continental-scale ice age. Appears in a female form of cold, absolute beauty; anything her gaze touches is instantly frozen. In legend, she is also called the 'Winter Queen.'

Freinture · Ice Emperor (氷皇) — Ice Spirit King

The pinnacle of ice spirits, the Spirit King. Known by names including Freinture and Ice Emperor (氷皇). Governs all ice and cold in the world, with its very existence approaching absolute zero. The most solitary of the four Spirit Kings, gazing down at the world alone from within the eternal ice of the polar regions. In an eternal confrontation with the Fire Spirit King Phoenix.