Rhysel Sedgespark
the Squallsprig Fae
Named for the rush of wind before a downpour and the first green shoot that pushes up through the soaked earth.
Power
Storm-sowing — you can bury a seed in a thunderhead and call the lightning down to plant it exactly where you wish, but every bolt ages the nearest patch of ground by a season.
- Familiar
- a shrew named Tinder
- Court
- Stormgrass Court
You were mending a fence after a summer storm when you noticed a sedge stem had split, its seeds dancing with static. You touched one, and the sky bent to your palm. The field you stood in has not grown grass since — but every spring, a single shoot of something unknown pushes up exactly where that lightning struck.