Livet was born on the warm, fertile plain of Olondria into a peasant family. Her parents were simple people who worked day and night in the field. The girl was often left to herself. One day, when her parents were not at home, little Livet set fire to the house and could not get out on her own. She was saved, but she remained blind for the rest of her life.

There was no one in the family to take care of the sick child, and the girl was given to be raised by a distant relative, a nun. The nun was not an ordinary person. She was a mage.
Since then, Livet lived in a monastery and studied magic. Since she could not see with her eyes ordinarly, she began to develop magical vision and intuition.

She turned out to be a talented magician and mastered the art of foresight and mind reading. Such a gift could not go unnoticed. Crowds of people gathered at the monastery to meet with Livet and talk with her about their future fate.

Often, high-ranking guests also visited the monastery. And even members of the royal family. There were times when a girl predicted future events up to a minute.

Unlike most magicians, Livet never sought to learn how to use her powers for personal gain, but sought to advance the cause of justice and peace. Even as a full-fledged magician, Livet tirelessly pursued knowledge and understanding, traveling the world and learning from the most famous practitioners of magic.