Born in the wild, Laksha was ostrizided by her mother for being born with a white coat, which would only help her in one season of the year. Her siblings, young and naive, added their insults to their mother's, and soon enough, Laksha fled. At three months, she was starving and alone in the wilderness until she was found by a hunter. The hunter, hoping to get a quick buck for her strange coat, sold her to a travelling fair. The fair's owner, a cheap, greedy man, trained her with fear and pain. Growing mad from the constant abuse all her life, Laksha, dubbed the White Ghost by the fair, often attacked the performers and sometimes the audience members. The fair owner deemed Laksha a liablity and decided to kill her, but Laksha got to him first, and fled. Becoming more and more insane, Laksha travelled back home to find her mother alone with a new litter. She was not greeted with open arms; her mother cursed her for leaving her and her siblings, calling her a craven and a traitor. Snapping, Laksha killed the new litter and then her mother. With that, Laksha left, growing more insane as time went on.