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Overview

Frostia is a Neighbor in Petit Planet. She is a Mystic Scholar from the Norvanya galaxy, a colder region defined by aurora skies and quiet study. Frostia documents mysterious phenomena across the stars and brings that research with her when she settles on the player's planet.

Role

Frostia's research-focused profession gives her a different shape of conversation from the more practical Neighbors. She often raises curiosities about the planet itself, the Luca Arbour, and the lifeforms that appear as new biomes unlock. Her quests tend to involve gathering small unusual items or observing certain moments on the planet, rather than the steady farming or fishing routines other Neighbors emphasize.

Personality

Frostia is composed and curious in equal measure. She is reserved at first and warms slowly, but her dialogue is rich once friendship climbs. She enjoys books, fortune-telling motifs, and quiet conversations under a clear night sky. Her presence pairs well with the more outgoing Neighbors in the early roster.

Gift Preferences

Frostia leans toward gifts with a mystical or scholarly tone: books, star-themed decor, fortune-reading items, and cool-toned color palettes. She is less interested in everyday food gifts than some other Neighbors and prefers items connected to research, observation, or the night sky.

Details

Friendship Storyline

At low bond Frostia keeps to herself, mostly sharing observations about the night sky and the planet's unusual lifeforms. At higher bond levels she begins to discuss her own research and her family's history in Norvanya. As with other Neighbors, completing Frostia's quests gifts Neighbor Luca directly. Her quests tend to be slower paced but high-payoff in storyline detail and themed decor.

Tips

Save unusual finds from Starsea Voyages to gift to Frostia. Items collected off-planet are well-matched to her research interests.

Pair Frostia's quests with night-time exploration on the player's own planet. Her quest objectives often align with stargazing and small observation tasks.