White Vigil Flower

This small white flower, marked by only a few delicate petals, grows where moss has overtaken old stone or earth—most often at the resting places of the fallen. It is said to bloom only where someone of significance has died, its pale form standing in gentle contrast to the green that cradles it.

Those who pay the White Vigil quiet homage often find their memories of the fallen stirred without the sharp edge of grief, while those who approach with ill intent report an unspoken unease that urges them away. Rarely cultivated and never transplanted successfully, the flower is regarded less as a plant than a sign, marking a place of remembrance rather than life.

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