Recent content by Korinne

Leyik had a way with words, Kori would admit that much. She wasn’t sure if she was either dumb for not have recognizing those words, the intrisnic meaning behind them when placed before a word as great as “be,” or if she was too unaccustomed to poetry and practically merging as one. “Hm.”...

“No one cares, Kor, shut up.” Korinne had few friends. Correction, she had zero friends. Even when she hadn’t been shunned from her coven, not even her mother had liked her. She missed the long days in the study to do nothing but read and the short nights of practicing her magic. She needed a...

“Names are always important.” Kori said to Kor with a gimlet glower. Her stormy eyes went back to Leyik. She didn’t smile although it might have made her face less severe if she had. She couldn’t deny the pull she felt from this pull and already she had to still the arm that the cursed circlet...

Korinne’s eyes narrowed at the raven’s transformation. What was it exactly? Some sort of shifter? Clearly there was magic involved… a familiar belonging to a witch? Korinne had chosen the shadowy wings of ravens instead of the favored moths and owls when it came to their winged friends. Korinne...

Kori tugged and tugged at the silver circlet around her wrist. Much to her chagrin she couldn’t take it off. She frowned deeply and dark brows furrowed heavily over her deep set eyes. Glaring at the circlet did little for her. She felt thorns digging into her mind, punishing her. Maybe this time...

The raven that came down to hold onto the branch was interesting. As it cawed and looked about the two people that had knelt by the pond, Korinne realized that it was speaking to them. She was a witch, a human first, and therefore, couldn’t understand the bird on her own. A gray hand went down...

“You mustn’t.” The blind woman of Minina said, pleaded. “You sound just like her, oh, how you sound just like her.” Korinne ripped her hand out of the blind woman’s grip, the three raven skulls tied to her waist clacking against each other. She ruffled her dress and cloak ominously. “Your...