Ffion Birchflit
the Moonwoven Fairy
Named from the Welsh 'Ffion' for foxglove, whose bell-shaped flowers hold dew like trapped moonlight, and 'Birchflit' for the white bark that quivers in the thinnest mist.
Power
You can spin moonlit mist into a thread that mends broken vows or tangles a liar's tongue, but each use fogs your memory of a single kindness you once showed.
- Familiar
- a firefly named Glint
- Court
- Misthollow Court
You keep a pressed foxglove bloom that never dries, plucked from the boundary between a deer trail and a misted river—its purple bell still holds a speck of moonlight from the night you first saw the fae dance in the birch grove, and you have been half-mist yourself ever since.