Vervain Greyhurst
the Rainbriar Witch
Born of the grey hill where vervain roots in rain-soaked earth, named for the herb of binding and the mist that blurs the world.
Power
You call the gentle rain to wash away boundaries — between living and soil, between memory and root — and what you plant in the damp earth grows true.
- Familiar
- a moon-white weasel named Drizzle
- Coven
- Mistbriar
You watched the rain fall on a patch of vervain behind your cottage. The drops didn't bead on the leaves — they sank straight through, as if the plant was made of sky. You touched a leaf and your hand came away wet with something older than water.
Where the name comes from
Vervain — the sacred herb of hedge-witches.
Greyhurst — Grey + hurst (wooded hill).