She lived on a high mountain near a little abandoned Scottish village. A beautiful landscape everywhere you go, but also totally blocked from the outside.

The people who raised her were the old butler Wallace and his sister Adair. Strict but loving, cold but kind. The other human contact she had was through the beautiful books of the huge library.

She never felt lonely, because she was friends with all the deers, rabbits, foxes and other forest animals near her estate. And her only true fellow, her best friend, who never left her side, was a huge wolf hound named Akir. He loved and protected her every step she took. But after his death she couldn't bear to be in this huge estate anymore.

Her parents left her alone and never came back. Without a word she was a orphan... Wallace and Adair never wanted to tell her something about them, the ones who never loved her, because they never showed up, while she needed them the most.

The little girl with the black hair and the bright blue eyes was silent and smiled only formally after the tragic death of Akir.

Years later she was allowed to study in Edinburgh. She wanted to learn more about the sea and its creatures. Not knowing why she was so fascinated by it, she started studying marine biology and learning the German language. Once she was finished, she'd take a vacation at the Nordsee.

At the start of this story she'd grown into a beautiful young woman with short black hair, freckles everywhere and the same blue eyes that observed every single move others would make. She said goodbye to Akirs grave, Wallace and Adair and started her journey to Germany.