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 A woman of pure snow and ice, Eden's eyes are those of an everfrost lake, frozen over until summer comes, when her eyes slowly darken to a shadowed, desaturated blue-grey. Quite often, her fur is littered with blizzard and dampness, usually the result of running through snow and burying herself within it. Eden's taught herself how to hunt similarly to that of a snow fox, so her face is often covered in snow.

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 With a tail cut unusually short, and nails clipped and rounded, Eden stands out among a crowd, quite odd compared to most feral and wild wolves. Her fur is cut short, though thick, but overtime it may begin to grow out. A single notch takes place in her left ear, a result of being "tagged" when born, though it didn't take long for her to eventually forget about it, so if it's ever pointed out, even Eden has to think about it for a moment.

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 The start was that of every canine; Nursing, sleeping, gaining pounds rapidly, and then, at a month-and-a-half old, the procedure to sculpt Eden into a good sled-dog began. Being prodded by adults and children was normal for her, and she'd have routinely teeth check-ups to prepare her for the "booties" to attach her to the sled. Occasionally, she'd be taken outdoors and get to explore, getting used to the tundra and the puddles and the snow. It was all so... new to her, but every part of the husky-wolf loved it! Quickly, the months came and went, and then, she was six-months old.

 The girl was beginning to watch the bigger, more trained dogs do their thing. Occasionally, she'd get to join them and run to the side or behind them, which was an even bigger euphoria-rush. By winter, she was relatively used to the sled, and then the next winter came around . . . Well, Eden was proud to call herself a fully-fledged sled dog! Until . . . One evening, when they were on a run, the Towline snapped, and Eden hadn't realised. Instead, she kept running, and it didn't take long for her to lose herself among the unknown – and yet, all too familiar – tundra.

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 An energetic and lively woman with a passion for collection and exploration, Eden could never resist a good run, and – due to her practice as a sled-dog – has an improved amount of running stamina — her stamina in swimming and fighting remain the same over other wolves, resulting in her being able to run for longer. It's something she's quite proud of, really, and she loves to hold races with her companions, especially when she's certain she'd win.

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 But, because she's quite a nomad, Eden can get a bit grouchy when she's forced to stay in the same place for long. If she were to ever join a pack, she'd definitely bargain for the opportunity to roam, whether that is scouting, hunting, or anything as simple as taking a look at places or collecting herbs. She'd literally do anything to get out of the same place for the same time, all the time.

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