Robin Bluebellflutter
the Storm-silk Fae
Named for the robin that sings through the squall and the bluebell that flutters its petals loose in the gale.
Power
You can draw a storm down to a single thread of wind, strong enough to untie a sailor's knot or cinch a noose, but once woven it cannot be unravelled by your hand.
- Familiar
- a glass-winged butterfly named Mote
- Court
- Gossamer Court
Every dusk you climb the tallest pine and shake the last thunder from your shoulder. One evening the sky answered not with rain but with a single, coiled breeze that has followed you ever since.