Epolochi Magalose

Epolochi Magalose (b. 1600s) was a Greek person who died on or nearby the Xerovuoni Mountain, being condemned to roam the mountain for an unknown reason.

History
Epolochi was born somewhere within modern day Greece in the late 1600s to a family of presumably lower or middle class. Epolochi was born during a time when mental health wasn't examined in the Greece culture and everyone was equal; though due to Ottoman rule, this changed and Epolochi was forced to work alongside their fellow civilians under harsh labor.

Sometime in the late 1600s, Epolochi was murdered by a male figure on or around the Xerovuoni Mountain with their cause of death being trauma to the head. As a consequence, Epolochi was condemned to roam the mountain for an unknown reason, finding joy in the birds that cannot see Epolochi as well as remembering the memories of her life; despite an unknown force ("they") forcing her to remain quiet and alone.

One day on February 27th 1703, Epolochi mourns on their memory loss due to being a ghost "for a thousand suns and more." and instead accidentally stumbles across an avalanche on the mountain; exposing an Ancient Greek door into the mountain. Due to being a ghost, Epolochi cannot enter (it is revealed spirits cannot go through walls) and they use an energy that creates itself from their hands to open the door; but it renders Epolochi unconscious.