Black Fairy

The Black Fairy was one of the great fairies and an important character in Tyme's lore.

Background
The Black Fairy was one of the great fairies that lived before Tyme existed. Unlike modern Tyme, there were no races of fairies, no pink fairies, blue fairies, green, brown, grey etc. Only the fourteen great fairies existed; white, grey, black, brown, red, crimson, orange, yellow, olive, green, blue, violet, lilac and pink.

One day, the Black Fairy chose to shatter her very being. By this act, the Black Fairy created the very foundation for all of Tyme, mortality and life itself. Seeing what she had created, the other fairies followed and shattered, becoming the twelve countries of Tyme and the many fairies within them. Only the White Fairy refused to shatter and remained alone in her own realm, Geguul, forever barred from entering Tyme.

Grounded
After Rapunzel tricked Envearia with her bargain, Rapunzel gained wisdom and lost her innocence, dooming, Envearia felt the White coming to claim her. Not wanting Rapunzel to see her being claimed, she sent Rapunzel out of the tower to gather berries. As Envearia anticipated, the White came and descended upon the tower, intent on bringing her to Geguul. However, Rapunzel's bargain had taught Envearia to see the past and present. This summoned bolts of black lightening to erupt from the ground. The Black and White battled, resulting in the tower crumbling to the ground. In the end, the Black won and Envearia peacefully passed into the Beyond.

Trivia

 * She is an aversion of the trope where white is associated with benevolence and light and black with darkness, evil magic and malevolence.
 * All the types of fairies correspond to one of the fairy books written by Andrew Lang and his wife, Leonora Blanche Alleyne. Only the White Fairy and the Black Fairy do not have a corresponding book nor their own fairy species.