Enid was born to a common farming family. When she was 17, she met an elf man named Travalur Phidove, who made his living as a merchant. They 'courted' for 2 years and then married. After about 5 years of having fun and running Travalur's shop, Enid became pregnant and gave birth to a son, Orin. When Orin turned 18, Enid and Travalur decided to send him to a prestigious wizard's college so he could study magic. He remained in regular contact with his parents for about 4 years, until suddenly, his letters stopped coming. Enid and Travalur immediately contacted the school, who responded by telling them that Orin had simply disappeared and they were unsure of where he had gone. Enid and Travalur were left in the dark for months, until one day the University sent a letter requesting their presence.

The University had discovered Orin's body suddenly in his room, though there was no evidence of any struggle in the room or any injury on his body. Beside him was a large greataxe, completely black and made up of an unknown material. Inscribed onto the blade were strange markings unknown to anyone at the time, but which appeared to be similar to Abyssal. On Orin's body was his journal, which only indicated that he had noticed some students late at night wandering around the courtyard and into a door that was otherwise unused, and that Orin was going to investigate what they were up to. With nothing to go on, Enid and Travalur were forced to return home and bury their son.

While Travalur wanted to mourn their son, Enid was determined to find his killer(s). This created a rift in their relationship that eventually lead them to separate. Enid plunged deeper into her search, researching all she could into her son's death and the Abyssal greataxe she now posessed. To completely devote herself, she left society and moved into a cabin in the woods for 10 years, with only her pack of pet dogs for company. When she isn't doing research, she spends her time perfecting her various cookie recipies.