@Badumsquish  
>TFW femanon abomination

@FilthyRichFan25  
It’s why I put Twi there to begin with. The original was just her flipping you off and being like “what’re you gawking at, you faggot?” but between not looking pony related and people probably misinterpreting it as hate art I figured I’d better aim her wrath at Twilight instead so it’s immediately pony-related.

@FilthyRichFan25  
More of a half-human ice spirit.

is that a ghost?

@thps48  
Unlike the White Witch and Khione, Elsa isn’t a total cold-hearted bitch.

@Wyvrex21  
Really? Narnia is almost a hundred, and its reimagining of The Ice Queen was still better than Elsa? Neat. X3

@Lawful Girly  
@Wyvrex21  
@Wyvrex21  
Okay, why not? We’ll go with the name.

@Wyvrex21  
Addition to the end of argument 1:  
They are NOT the same person, just as Jason Grace (an actual son of Jupiter) is NOT the same Jason that sailed with the Argonauts in ancient times.

@Lawful Girly  
Okay, first of all: Percy Jackson was NAMED AFTER the mythological Perceus because (to quote the character’s mother) he was “one of the only heroes who got to live in the end.” Perceus is an ancient hero while Percy Jackson is a modern day teenager from New York City.
 
Secondly: Rick Riordan does A LOT of research on the mythologies he writes about and you should actually give the books a read before you call them inaccurate because they’re mostly spot-on. For example, in his most recent novel “Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard,” Loki is correctly stated to be Thor’s “battle brother” rather than his actual biological brother as most have come to believe.
 
Thirdly: Khione is the most literal embodiment of the term “Ice Queen” to ever appear in fiction since the White Witch of Narnia and it is a VERY appropriate name given how the pictured Windigo hybrid abomination likely sustains herself on a diet of hostility and conflict.

@Badumsquish  
Uh, “The Heroes of Olympus” in no way represents actual mythology (let’s start with the fact that the first Perseus was the son of Zeus, not Poseidon), she was rather nice in the original mythology.

@Lawful Girly  
@Wyvrex21  
Oops ha ha, I missed this comment of yours. Sorry.  
I don’t know though; I don’t want to name her after a meanie <:(

@Lawful Girly  
That is a great idea. I remember Chione from the “Heroes of Olympus” book series. She was a REAL cold-hearted bitch.

@Badumsquish  
Isn’t that the thing Scott Cawthorne made before FNAF?

@Background Pony #12C4  

Things that are beyond explaining  
episode: N/A

@Badumsquish  
So it’ll either be “How DARE you!?” or “How DARE you!? I wasn’t prepared for these feels!!!”. Good to know!

Oh I get it, just give a Windigo enough deliberate hate and it sorta forks off into another one using traits of what fed it?

@Badumsquish  
Have you decided on a name for her? If not, may I suggest Chione, goddess of snow and daughter of the North Wind from Greek mythology?

@ShimmeringStallion  
@Twifan  
Don’t you worry, she can in fact feel love and affection. It’s just a bit warped. She’s just as much human as she is windigo, so she has the capacity for both true love and affection and drawing power from negativity and hate.
 
…The next pic with her will showcase it, and it will either be funny or offensive depending on your outlook on the whole thing.

@ShimmeringStallion  
If this proves anything, a Windigo does feel love. It’s just a extremely different love than what humans and ponies are use to.

That’s a shame… a windigo can never feel love, as it drives it away.

@Abominationalist  
Twilight is being told off by a human/windigo hybrid offspring. That’s pretty much the long and short of it.

I have no idea what’s going on right now…

@Solitude
 
@stargrazer
 
Oh my…
 
@SquiggyBomb
 
It’s too late, it was always too late in fact…

@Solitude  
And now we know the identity of the father. Anyone but that bard probably would’ve died of frostbite.