Aurelia Reedwood
the Giltbone Witch
Named for the gold in her hair and the ash in her blood — a reed pulled from a grave-marsh.
Power
You taste the age of bones — one touch tells you if they were loved, broken, or left deliberately. You know where the shadow still clings.
- Familiar
- A pale shrew named Tallow
- Coven
- Giltbone
"Don't dig there," your grandmother said. But you did, and the bone you found was warm. It hummed a name you'd never heard — Aurelia, it said, not for the first time. You've been listening ever since.
Where the name comes from
Aurelia — Latin, “the golden one”.
Reedwood — Reed (reeds) + wood.