Editing Quinne Chantai (section)

=== Early Life ===
Quinne Chantai was born in Leipzig, Germany. Her early life, to her, was miserable and unfulfilling. She felt lonely in school and separated from society as a whole. Early into her life, she realized that she was transgender, and came out to her parents with much ease. She took up singing, and found she had a talent for it. She strived to perfect the art, and soon became one of the most popular youth singers in Germany. After she graduated from Gymnasium (German High School), she was immediately hired by a professional Opera Company and started touring almost immediately. She performed in seven shows in her first year, all with sold out seats at local theatres. 

In her second year of professional performance, her name was well known in the country and local bordering lands. After another seven shows in that year, her director, Viktor von Celle, set up one final performance before her winter break. He allowed her to choose the literature, to which she immediately chose Schubert's "Erlkönig." She had prepared the piece, but wanted this performance to be "as perfect as possible," an interviewer stated the day before. She told the reporter that she planned to get extra practice that night before, and that was the last words ever recorded by anyone before her disappearance that very night.