Kelpie Wavechurn
the Moonfoam Siren
Named for the myth of the kelpie, a water-horse of deceptive grace, and the wavechurn of a moon-stirred sea—she is the restless foam at the edge of land and water.
You can shape moonlit foam into ephemeral guides that carry drowned memories to rest, but each form takes a piece of your voice, leaving you quieter with every tide.
- Familiar
- a moon snail named Nauta
- Tide
- the Moonfoam Drift
People say you are a ghost of the tide line, that you appear only when the moon is full and the foam glows silver. They say you comb the shore for things that are lost. They are half-right. You are here every night, but most nights are too dark even for you. You wait for the moon to lend its light, and then you work, building small, beautiful things from foam and memory, setting them adrift where the tide will take them—it is the only prayer you know.