Morwenna Greywood
the Thornwild Witch
Named for the gray wood where thorn and root knot together, and the sea-born Morwenna who found her way there.
Power
Bramble-singing — you hum a low tune and the earth beneath answers, coaxing thorns to grow into shapes you imagine: a cradle, a cage, a crown.
- Familiar
- A dun-colored badger named Borra
- Coven
- Thornwild
The village says you talk to fences and the fences listen, that you once laid a path of blackberry brambles to lead a lost lamb home. You let them talk. But what they don't know is the thorn answered you first, the day you found a wild rose blooming from your own palm, soft as a secret. You've been letting it grow ever since.
Where the name comes from
Morwenna — Cornish, “maiden of the waves”.
Greywood — Grey + wood.