Feodora Lilybrook
the Thornmoss Fairy
Named for the iron-rich mud that feeds the lilies and the sharp roots that choke the brook.
Power
Briar-speak — you can command any thorned plant to hold, wound, or wither, but each bargain with the bramble costs a drop of your own blood.
- Familiar
- a one-eyed shrew named Needle
- Court
- Briarwater Court
"I am no one's gift," you said, and the water went black. That was the day you understood that Feodora means "given by God" but you had been given to the river instead. The lilies that grew from your mother's tears tangled into a crown of thorns, and the brook learned to answer when you called it cruel. Now you only speak to the mud.