Ingrid Thorsen

About

Where most magical girls wield wands, Ingrid Thorsen breaks magical barriers with frost-edged sheet music and vintage violin strings that conduct arctic spells. Her grandmother's haunting melodies drift through houseplants that grow razor-sharp leaves whenever she practices her enchantments, transforming ordinary music into a weapon of glacial precision.

Backstory

Sheet music rained from the conservatory's third-floor window the night Ingrid's parents vanished mid-performance, their final duet still echoing through empty concert halls across three continents. Maria found her seven years later, not through any detective work, but because the houseplants in her greenhouse had begun humming Ingrid's parents' lost composition—a melody that existed nowhere in written form. The piano Maria offered wasn't an instrument but a prison, containing the crystallized voices of musicians who had tried and failed to complete the Eternal Symphony, a piece that could either heal the world's growing silence or shatter every song that had ever been sung. When Melody, the fox who guards the boundary between music and magic, finally deemed Ingrid ready to attempt the first movement, her transformation came not with lightning but with the sound of every plant in the city singing her name in harmony.

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