Niamh Embergrave
the Loamlight Witch
Named for the fertile soil of the old grave and the silver glance of the moon that calls up what sleeps within.
Power
You read the memory held in soil and stone, coaxing buried things to surface under the light of the waxing moon.
- Familiar
- a horned toad named Sulphur
- Coven
- Loamhollow
You are on your knees in the churchyard, the yew roots twisted like old fingers around you. The moon is full and you are not praying — you are listening to the ground hum under your palms, and it tells you where the dead have stored their secrets.
Where the name comes from
Niamh — Irish, “bright”; princess of Tír na nÓg.
Embergrave — Ember (embers) + grave (grove).