KILLER FROST (eARTH-7)

They once called her beautiful. Now, they only feel the cold. Something inside her changed not all at once, but slowly until the world that once embraced her became something she could no longer survive in.

Biography 

Early Life

Louise Lincoln was, by all accounts, extraordinary, Brilliant, composed, and strikingly beautiful, she moved through life with a quiet presence that drew attention without ever seeking it. In academic halls and research labs, she was admired not only for her intellect, but for the grace with which she carried herself. But beneath that image existed something far more fragile.

Like something out of a cruel story, her life became defined by quiet suffering, endured in silence while the world around her remained unchanged. And as with all things misunderstood, whispers began. Not of sympathy, but of strangeness.

During an experimental procedure meant to stabilize her condition through cryogenic adaptation, something went terribly wrong. Or perhaps, something inevitable finally took hold. The system overloaded, the cold intensified beyond control, and Louise was left at the center of it all.

Her body became something no longer bound to human limits. Her skin turned pale as frost, her touch drained heat, and the cold that once tormented her became the only thing that sustained her. The condition that had haunted her life did not vanish.