The Most Legit Adventure
The crystal slowly began to crack as a figure within it started to move, the crystal’s cracks grew larger and larger until it broke into large shards revealing a humanoid figure. It shook it’s head and the sunlight hit the figure and crystals sending up a wave of light which showed the figure to look like a human female; though with purple hair and golden eyes.
The girl, for she looked no older than twenty three; shook her head, dislodging the crystal that had become stuck in her hair. She took a deep breath and smiled.
“How wonderful it is to be able to breath again.” She said, her voice had a lilt to it.
She hopped down from the pedestal which had been created after she had destroyed the large crystal she had been entombed in, she glanced around; the only thing for miles around in the snowy wasteland seemed to be a large crystalline castle glinting in the distance, though that quickly vanished as a snowstorm started up; blowing the girl’s dark purple hair as she headed in the direction of where she saw the castle.
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The girl’s name was Willa, but she was better known as the Shadow Queen; the creature that had single handedly taken down Sombra, but to only be sealed in crystal for Celestia knows long by a last attempt spell from Sombra.
She had worked with Princess Luna before her banishment to save the Crystal Empire, without Celestia’s knowledge. Celestia herself didn’t know who or what had saved her that day from the evil tyrant; she didn’t know why her own sister had stopped her from engaging the battle between Sombra and the shadow creature.
Celestia also didn’t know why her sister had cried when she saw the creature had been frozen within crystal, but she didn’t ponder it; Luna hadn’t brought it up again after the battle. The Crystal had been moved from the throne room to the outskirts or the Crystal Empire and avoided being lost along with the Empire when Sombra’s twisted spell kicked in.
Willa herself was sent into suspended animation as soon as the crystal had gone over her head, but now the Shadow Queen was free; and she wanted answers.