Lir Aspenpetal
the Rainshifter Fae
Named for the sea-tongue in the name Lir and the aspen leaf that drinks the sky before it lets go.
Power
You can pull rain from a cloud that has no intention of opening, but the water always carries the taste of the last desperate thing it touched—a salt of sorrow or a sweetness you didn't ask for.
- Familiar
- a whirlygig beetle named Eddy
- Court
- Rainwild Court
You were fixing a leak in the shed when the rain started falling sideways—only falling sideways on you and your garden, not the neighbor's. That's when you noticed the puddle at your feet was trembling like it wanted to speak. It did, in a voice that tasted of iron and oak.