Lady Chione

Lady Chione, the First Snowfall, is the daughter of Lady Borea and a member of the Winter Court - though she has not been to the First World in many, many years. She currently resides at the Bastion and visits the Azracon and Second Sun daily as their ambassador.

Relationships
Chione was created from Lady Borea, though seems to have a strained relationship with her. Her prolonged exposure to her mother's enchanting presence over her lifetime has caused her much conflict, as she can never be sure if her actions are due to her own desire's or her mother's. She seems to disagree with her mother's methods and cruelties, though is powerless to exert her own will against Borea. Chione revealed to Nix that she had been born when her mother decided to rip away part of herself that she believed was holding her back; a part that was characterized by her epithet "The First Snowfall".

Chione was very young when Belmorn came to the Bastion, and though he despised Lady Borea he took pity on the young girl. When they were not with Borea, Belmorn would often play with her - she favored strategy games - or speak to her of his home. He was kind to her, though he was in a place of great personal despair. After Belmorn lost himself in Borea's control, Borea would use the man to exact punishments on Chione when she disobeyed or displeased her mother. Though her recent experiences with Belmorn have been painful, she knows that he is truly a good man and remembers when he was her friend.

Chione has implied, though never confirmed, that in some of her own futures she has seen herself and Jamra in a romantic relationship. The two speak often even when they are apart through a Mirror of Sending. She seems to be quite taken with him.

Abilities
Chione's fey specialty is Divination, and her abilities seem to be more of a complication than an asset to her. She can see into the infinite possibilities of her own future. She can see how the choices of others affect the branches of her timeline, but she is powerless to choose future with her own will - as she has none. Chione's own knowledge of the future makes her biased, and giving out this information to others - which necessarily impacts what their choices will be - creates a paradox. She does not know what will happen if she creates a paradox and does not intend to find out.