Patricia was born into a wealthy, patriotic Irish family. However, while most children would take advantage of their spoils, she would prefer to stay outside all day and play in the woods. She had taken a special interest in her culture's folklore, and she specially made her visits to nature as tributes for their blessings.

Though she was popular among the other children in the village, she didn't have any friends. That is, until she met a strange, curious child that lived alone. She revealed her name to be Caillte. Since Caillte meant "lost", Patricia pitied her. Everyday, she would come visit the girl, bring her some snacks, and tell her all about the mythology that she believes in. Though Patricia was glad to have someone to talk to about her interests, she noticed how Caillte always looked so distant and sad. Eventually, she learned of her friend's illness, and although she promised to tell no one, she wanted to help her. Patricia visited the local doctor, Dr. Sloyn, and explained the situation. When the doctor agreed to check her out, she became pleased and led him to Caillte's home, where she was told to wait outside. Unfortunately, a few minutes later, Caillte ran out of the house and into the woods. What scarred Patricia was the hatred in her friend's eyes.

Patricia ran after Caillte, though she had long lost sight of her. Despite this, she continued to search through the forest for three days. An untimely fate had other plans for Patricia, for she accidentally stumbled upon the battlefield of the Battle of Clontibret. It was here that she was mistakenly killed by one of the cadets, whether on the English Army or the Irish alliance. However, long after the battle was over, one of the fairy goddesses that she believed in so resurrected her, saying that her tributes had paid well, and that she had a destiny to unfold.

Patricia accepted this blessing. She learned through the whispers of nature that her life that she was given was to save another's. When she became of age, she left her home and searched continents for the friend that she had to save.