In the cold, silent streets of a coastal city, where the fog rolls in thick and heavy, Threnody emerged from the echoes of sorrow that lingered in the city's forgotten corners. Once a place of resilience and spirit, the city now stands as a testament to the grief that comes with the loss of community, culture, and the very essence of what makes a place home.

Threnody’s mentors were the whispered laments carried on the winds and the quiet tears of those who mourned for what was lost. From these, Threnody learned the weight of grief—not as something to be hidden or shamed, but as a powerful force that connects all who experience it.

Threnody’s skill is in their ability to sit with grief, to give it form and space, allowing it to be felt deeply and without judgment. They offer a quiet, comforting presence, acknowledging the pain while gently guiding others toward acceptance. Their dark humour is a balm, reminding us that while grief is inevitable, it also speaks to the depth of love and life that once existed.