Though commonly depicted as a barren and desolate forest of bare trees–in reality, the Frostwood was filled with innumerable rare plants, many of which existed nowhere else in the known multiverse.
One of these is a delicate blue flower named Lilith’s Tears. The blue petals of the flower are translucent, drooping towards the forest floor where they drip dewy tears onto the earth below.
For whatever failings the Queen of Frozen Hell is known to possess, it is true that Lilith loved nothing more than her pets; of which she kept a great many.
It is said that whenever a tear is shed for an animal, a fresh cluster of Lilith’s Tears springs up in the Frostwood. This theory, though seemingly unlikely, is supported by Norman’s Laws of Purgatorial Causality.
Michael Scott Hand 