Rosalind Ashquill
the Lyric Thunder Witch
Named for the rose that roots in ash of lightning-blasted oaks, and for the bird feather plucked from the silence before a squall.
Power
You sing the static in the air until it breaks into storm — the note itself becomes the crack of thunder, the tempo the rain's rhythm.
- Familiar
- A storm-gray heron named Rye
- Coven
- Wild Chorus
Your kitchen window faced a field of rye. One afternoon, the sky turned green and the rye began to hum. You hummed back — a false note, a child's mistake — and the window glass bloomed with frost. That was the first time the weather answered.
Where the name comes from
Rosalind — “pretty rose”.
Ashquill — Ash + quill (reed).