Briallen Meadowbell
the Deeproot Fairy
Named for the first primrose that breaks the frost and the bell-shaped flower that rings in the meadow's true spring.
Power
You can coax a flower to bloom from dry stone, but each blossom takes a memory from you — the older the bloom, the dearer the memory lost. The flowers you grow remember what you forget.
- Familiar
- a stone-colored millipede named Twine
- Court
- the Fallowblossom Court
Every dusk you lay a single primrose on the oldest grave in the churchyard. The grave has no name, but you know it belonged to a witch who taught the meadow to ring. One evening the flower rooted into the stone and spoke your name in return. Since then, the meadow has answered when you call.