Story

Cloris was born in a remote rural village hidden deep within a vast forest. Her family lived a self-sufficient life — farming their own food, raising animals, and hunting wild game. From an early age, she was trained to use a bow and arrow, a skill passed down through generations. Life was harsh, but it taught her resilience, discipline, and a profound respect for the balance of nature.

As a child, Cloris spent most of her time exploring the wilderness. While others stayed close to home, she wandered further into the woods, tracking animals, observing plants, and learning the rhythms of the land. Her natural instincts and sharp eye turned her into an exceptional hunter long before adulthood. She didn’t just survive in the wild — she thrived in it.

Over time, her curiosity evolved into determination. Cloris immersed herself in survival knowledge, reading about bushcraft and wilderness techniques. From building makeshift shelters to starting fires without tools, she sought to master every aspect of living off the grid. For her, self-reliance wasn’t just a skill — it was a way of life.

At the age of 18, Cloris set out on her own. With only her bow, arrows, and a few essentials, she ventured into the forest to forge her own path. The early days were unforgiving. She struggled to find clean water, food was scarce, and the silence of solitude tested her spirit. But her preparation paid off. Her instincts sharpened, her skills took over, and she turned the wilderness into her home.

Now, in a world frozen and broken, Cloris stands as a symbol of independence and survival. She fights not for power or recognition, but to protect the life she built with her own hands — and to prove that even in the harshest of worlds, nature still rewards the brave and the prepared.