Sedna Reefmere
the Moonfloat Siren
Named for Sedna, the Inuit sea goddess who rules the deep, and the reefmere where the moon's first reflection settles into the tide pools at low water.
Moonspill — you can coax the water to glow with a soft, silver light that draws curious creatures to the surface, but each time you do, the moon tugs a small, specific memory from your mind and carries it out with the tide.
- Familiar
- a hermit crab named Goggles
- Tide
- the Reefmere Drift
You are sitting on a half-submerged rock, braiding a strand of kelp with seven cowrie shells into your hair, when you feel the moon rise — a cold weight on your tongue like a swallowed coin. You know you will forget something small and precious by morning, but you cannot remember what, only that it was yours and now it is the sea's.