JDH

"Long ago, when the earth knew no terrible cold, there was a lad, a good soul and a jack-of-all-trades. He knew how to tend to livestock, was an excellent blacksmith, handled weapons well, was a skilled fighter, and so on. Oh, he was a handsome and young man. Girls simply fell for his beauty; so many families were torn apart, so many couples ruined. But the lad wasn't bad—quite the opposite, he was kind and so on. Handsome, perhaps even too much so: short, slightly curly and fluffy hair, dark blue eyes like the sea under moonlight, sunglasses, and a light blue scarf—a checkered scarf in blue and black. A white hoodie, black pants, and sneakers. He was tall, 182 cm. He helped everyone, even if it meant dropping everything he was doing. Our men didn't like this lad; he took too much upon himself and stole other men's ladies. Spring passed, and winter arrived. One cold evening, the men gathered in a house; everyone came except for that young lad. And there they were, talking and painting him in a bad light, completely forgetting how much good he had done for them. They all came to one decision. To kill him. The lad's friend was there too. One day, he went to the brunette and told him:
'Lololoshka! Listen, can you come hunting with me? You know it's dangerous to go alone.'
Lololoshka agreed without question, and taking everything they needed, they set off. Alas, they killed the boy and left Lololoshka to die in the snow. The next day, when the people woke up and wanted to go outside, they couldn't—there were drifts. It was freezing cold. -32 degrees outside. From that day on, the legend of the Dead Winter began. They say that the spirit of the lad, Lololoshka, still haunts the forest, and his wrath and his touch are terrifying. At his touch, any living creature would freeze." The grandmother sighed and looked at John

Well, little one, I hope I've answered your question.

The grandmother replied, then left to get some tea, leaving John Davy Harris alone. The next day, John decided to check the forest and headed there; it was cold outside. Entering the forest, Harris walked around; it was beautiful, but cold. Suddenly, he noticed someone ahead