Ondine Bramblestone
the Emberthistle Witch
Named for the spark that clings to the prickly edge of a dry field at dusk — Ondine from the wave, Bramblestone from the briar, a name that holds both water and stubborn earth.
Power
You warm the seeds hidden in cold soil until they crack open, coaxing growth from the ashes of small fires.
- Familiar
- A peppered moth named Mote
- Coven
- Emberthistle
You have a habit of pressing a fingertip into the soot of the hearth and then touching the first green shoot you find — a gesture that feels like greeting kin you never knew you had. One evening the shoot trembled and unfurled into a stem of white sparks, and the moths came to drink the light.
Where the name comes from
Ondine — a water-spirit of the lakes.
Bramblestone — Bramble + stone (standing stone).