Elowen Sloewick
the Thornleaf Witch
Named for the elm grove and the sloe-hedge that marks the boundary of a forgotten kingdom.
Power
Rain-sowing — you call the scent of wet earth into roots and coax the ground to remember its old agreements.
- Familiar
- a ferret named Thistle
- Coven
- Thornleaf
Every dusk, you walked the hedgerow and spoke to the rain — not asking, just listening. Then one evening the downpour answered in a voice of turned soil and elderflower, and you stepped into the pact earth had been keeping for you.
Where the name comes from
Elowen — Cornish for “elm tree”.
Sloewick — Sloe (the blackthorn sloe) + wick (homestead).