One foolish enough to follow the light of the will-o’-the-wisp can only hope their death, and transformation, is quick.
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[ID: Black and white digital painting of a woman, from chest up, leaning against a tree, her head tilted to face the viewer. Her long hair is made of smoke that billows out to the right, with some strands falling over her face. The left eye, directly facing the viewer, is decayed to show the full eyeball and eye socket, and some of her cheek, separated into three sections, on the same side is decayed to show some teeth, gums, and jaw bone. Her lips are chapped and cracked. Four smoky will-o-the-wisps with large, round heads, two thin limbs, and a wavy toil, glowing from the head and middle, circle around her. Her expression is somber. End Description]
