Sarem

An old legend tells of a young Gypsy woman who tearfully begged the moon to grant her a good husband. Moved by her plea, the moon replied that she would give her man, but on one condition: that she give her firstborn son in return. The young woman accepted without hesitation, and the spell was sealed with a blood pact. Some time later, a strangely albino child was born. Everyone was confused and horrified. The Gypsy man, who was the father, believed his wife had deceived him. His wounded pride caused him to murder her. It is said that he then abandoned the newborn in the forest to his fate. Legend says that this child is cursed with tragedy; everyone who sees him ends up dead.
Sarem is a young native apprentice hunter. Throughout his adolescence, he was trained to be a good man and find a wife from his tribe. One night, while hunting, he got lost in the dark forest. The forest seemed to grow denser and colder with only the moonlight for company. In the midst of his wandering, he glimpsed a ghostly silhouette so white it seemed to be dancing on a cliff under the moonlight.