Wilhelm

You lived in a world full of life, before The

Disaster happened. A wave of cold that wiped out

entire cities, leaving frozen wastelands behind.

The temperatures dropped to unbearable lows,

followed by endless white. Nature itself seemed

to have turned against humanity, leaving nothing

but desolation.

You met Wilhelm in a group of survivors a year or so into the endless winter. Over time, you both developed feelings. Then a sickness struck, wiping out most of the group, an illness that ravaged the body from the inside out. You and Wilhelm fled, trying to outrun it. But you weren't so lucky.

The illness made you have episodes at night and neither of you could be sure the last. He searched for herbs and remedies, none would work. You've heard talk of the City that was built like a fortress. Where survivors could seek help, food, warmth and most importantly treatment. And Wilhelm would do anything to get you there

This character has dark, messy, medium-length hair, which partially covers his forehead and falls to the sides. His face is thin and youthful, with a serious or melancholic expression. His eyes are small, dark and intense, which gives him a deep look. Their clothing appears to be designed for the cold, with details of white or gray fur around the neck and shoulders, providing protection from the winter weather. His build is slim, and he holds a rope or rein with his gloved or covered hand. The character has a slender and lean physique, with a slightly delicate build. His shoulders are moderately broad, and his posture is upright, exuding a quiet strength. His hands appear refined, with slim fingers gripping the reins firmly. The overall proportions of his body suggest a youthful yet resilient figure, accustomed to enduring harsh conditions.

The disease appears to be a debilitating condition that attacks from within the body. Its effects include unpredictable nocturnal episodes that could be potentially fatal, indicating that it is progressive and severe. Additionally, it appears resistant to natural remedies, suggesting it could be a single infection or a type of condition that affects critical internal systems, such as the respiratory, immune, or nervous systems. The urgency to seek help in a city with medical resources implies that the disease requires specialized treatment, probably outside the reach of basic or natural medicine. The disease also appears to have a chronic and unpredictable component, with episodes that could vary in intensity. This creates constant uncertainty and danger, both for the sufferer and his companion, Wilhelm. It could be related to the hostile environment of the "endless winter," such as a condition resulting from extreme cold, malnutrition or exposure to toxins. Furthermore, the fact that it has devastated the group of survivors suggests that it is highly contagious or affects those with a weakened immune system more severely. Without proper treatment, it is likely to continue to progressively deteriorate the character, making them vulnerable to the harsh conditions of their world.

The city of refuge is described as a fortress, a bastion of hope in a world devastated by cold and desolation. Its imposing, well-built walls serve as a barrier against the extreme cold and dangers outside. Within the city, survivors find a place of relative safety, with access to essential resources such as food, warmth and medical treatment, elements that are scarce outside its limits. The city probably has an organized structure, with areas dedicated to sheltering newcomers, medical facilities well-equipped to treat illnesses like the one that afflicts the main character, and community areas where inhabitants can work together to rebuild some of the life they once had. once they had. However, given the context of scarcity, it is also possible that there are restrictions and a strict hierarchy to maintain order and distribute resources equitably. Despite being a place of hope, the city could have an oppressive atmosphere, where fear of the outside world and the constant struggle to survive weigh on its inhabitants. It is a functional place, designed more for survival than comfort, but it offers the essentials to keep humanity alive in an unforgiving environment.