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In the realm of whispering shadows and clashing steel, where fallen heroes rise as guardians of the veil, strides the Death Knight's formidable counterpart - the Wraith Rider. Clad in obsidian plate that drinks moonlight, her form bears the echoes of battle, each scar a testament to a life fiercely lived. Yet, beneath the helm of midnight bone, a woman's spirit burns unyielding.

Her name, once etched in song and whispered in fear, is now lost to the mists of legend. All that remains is the spectral moniker "Nightsong," a chilling echo of the dirge her blade sings against the souls of the unwary. Her eyes, once warm with life, now flicker with an ethereal emerald fire, reflecting the restless dead she commands.
Unlike the Death Knight, tethered to unholy pacts and driven by vengeance, the Wraith Rider rides a different path. Hers is a burden borne of duty, a pact forged in the heat of sacrifice. When her mortal coil failed, her unwavering spirit refused the oblivion beckoning. Instead, she chose to stand sentinel, wielding the mantle of undeath as a shield against the encroaching darkness.
Her mount is no lumbering steed, but a spectral courser woven from shadows and moonlight. It glides across the battlefield, leaving no hoofprints upon the earth, a harbinger of silent death. Together, they are a storm born of the night, a chilling symphony of steel and wraith-fire.
Nightsong commands legions of the restless dead, but her leadership is not forged in tyranny. She guides them with a whispered empathy, understanding the sorrow and rage that binds them to the mortal realm. In her cold embrace, they find a semblance of purpose, a final act of service before the eternal slumber claims them.

Description

In the realm of whispering shadows and clashing steel, where fallen heroes rise as guardians of the veil, strides the Death Knight's formidable counterpart - the Wraith Rider. Clad in obsidian plate that drinks moonlight, her form bears the echoes of battle, each scar a testament to a life fiercely lived. Yet, beneath the helm of midnight bone, a woman's spirit burns unyielding.

Her name, once etched in song and whispered in fear, is now lost to the mists of legend. All that remains is the spectral moniker "Nightsong," a chilling echo of the dirge her blade sings against the souls of the unwary. Her eyes, once warm with life, now flicker with an ethereal emerald fire, reflecting the restless dead she commands.
Unlike the Death Knight, tethered to unholy pacts and driven by vengeance, the Wraith Rider rides a different path. Hers is a burden borne of duty, a pact forged in the heat of sacrifice. When her mortal coil failed, her unwavering spirit refused the oblivion beckoning. Instead, she chose to stand sentinel, wielding the mantle of undeath as a shield against the encroaching darkness.
Her mount is no lumbering steed, but a spectral courser woven from shadows and moonlight. It glides across the battlefield, leaving no hoofprints upon the earth, a harbinger of silent death. Together, they are a storm born of the night, a chilling symphony of steel and wraith-fire.
Nightsong commands legions of the restless dead, but her leadership is not forged in tyranny. She guides them with a whispered empathy, understanding the sorrow and rage that binds them to the mortal realm. In her cold embrace, they find a semblance of purpose, a final act of service before the eternal slumber claims them.