ILLYRIAN
Druish Pervonian Wizard
The Forest of Woolanash.
Darryl and Rosie took their daughter Christi from the home they had made for themselves and moved to the farmhouse in the Forest of Woolanash in theSouth Western of England, near the village of Buckfastleigh that Darryl and Rosie had once rented, they were happy to be back in the 500 acres wood once again. Darryl hoped he would be able to regain his ability of writing books again.
In the morning of the first week Rosie suggested to Christi that she should search each of the rooms of the farmhouse to find herself a suitable bedroom. By eleven that morning Christi thought she might have discovered the room she wanted, it was the attic. Christi wandered onto the highly the polished wooden floor. Christi stood facing the window, she had clear sight of a field of long grass that when the wind blew over the grasses it appeared to seem like the waves of the ocean.
Looking into the boxes and crates Christi found in the attic she discovered a base of a bed and its mattress. In a subsequent box she looked in Christi discovered the blankets, sheets and pillows with which to make the bed. Behind those boxes Christi found a shelf unit that was suitable for ornaments and books, she decided to put the unit under the window.
After looking in a subsequent box Christi found a large quantity of books, two of which much to her surprise were written by her father, both of the books were about a coven of witches that frequented lands of the forest around the farmhouse. Ignoring the rest of the room Christi began reading the books her father had written and was amazed that both of them were about the witches that once lived in that forest.
Though there was nothing written about where the witches stayed, all that was said of them was their names, when they lived in the forest and what each of the witches specialised in. Christi thought of what was carved into the rock above the inside of the front door. It gave Christi food for thought as something she had learnt was the written greeting or a farewell to another witch.
It said 'Blessed Be to all those who live in the house.' That caused Christi to think long and hard about the character of the people who first owned the farmhouse. How did they know that only witches would live in the farmhouse, it caused her to wonder if her mother or father were witches. She smiled to herself could she be the witch? Christi wanted to think of herself as a witch though she didn't really consider herself to be that proficient in any of the workings of a witch.
Christi chose to be concerned by news of her mothers brothers friend coming from America, the girl had got herself into some strife over there and she was to be taught the error of her ways by a coven. Christi was impressed as that meant the girl from America was herself a witch.
Christi decided to increase her proficiency in the craft by trying to roll a short tube over the bookshelf using just her mind to make the plastic tube roll. She would often try to contact the dead by the use of cards, or setting out letters and numbers to allow others to talk to her. Christi enjoyed that method, she would try to use it to contact only those she knew were alive, as in the German game using an Ouija board was originally intended.
Christi chose to concentrate her will to discover what was or what would be, Christi kept a record of what she learnt during those times, in case what was learnt was the truth. Christi liked that her bedroom was the attic, because being at the top of the house meant no one would wander into the room except her mother when she didn't put her dirty clothes out for washing.
That way Christi could keep her tools, cards talismans and books about witchcraft in the open on her bed without having to worry other people touch them.
To Be Continued
Darryl and Rosie took their daughter Christi from the home they had made for themselves and moved to the farmhouse in the Forest of Woolanash in theSouth Western of England, near the village of Buckfastleigh that Darryl and Rosie had once rented, they were happy to be back in the 500 acres wood once again. Darryl hoped he would be able to regain his ability of writing books again.
In the morning of the first week Rosie suggested to Christi that she should search each of the rooms of the farmhouse to find herself a suitable bedroom. By eleven that morning Christi thought she might have discovered the room she wanted, it was the attic. Christi wandered onto the highly the polished wooden floor. Christi stood facing the window, she had clear sight of a field of long grass that when the wind blew over the grasses it appeared to seem like the waves of the ocean.
Looking into the boxes and crates Christi found in the attic she discovered a base of a bed and its mattress. In a subsequent box she looked in Christi discovered the blankets, sheets and pillows with which to make the bed. Behind those boxes Christi found a shelf unit that was suitable for ornaments and books, she decided to put the unit under the window.
After looking in a subsequent box Christi found a large quantity of books, two of which much to her surprise were written by her father, both of the books were about a coven of witches that frequented lands of the forest around the farmhouse. Ignoring the rest of the room Christi began reading the books her father had written and was amazed that both of them were about the witches that once lived in that forest.
Though there was nothing written about where the witches stayed, all that was said of them was their names, when they lived in the forest and what each of the witches specialised in. Christi thought of what was carved into the rock above the inside of the front door. It gave Christi food for thought as something she had learnt was the written greeting or a farewell to another witch.
It said 'Blessed Be to all those who live in the house.' That caused Christi to think long and hard about the character of the people who first owned the farmhouse. How did they know that only witches would live in the farmhouse, it caused her to wonder if her mother or father were witches. She smiled to herself could she be the witch? Christi wanted to think of herself as a witch though she didn't really consider herself to be that proficient in any of the workings of a witch.
Christi chose to be concerned by news of her mothers brothers friend coming from America, the girl had got herself into some strife over there and she was to be taught the error of her ways by a coven. Christi was impressed as that meant the girl from America was herself a witch.
Christi decided to increase her proficiency in the craft by trying to roll a short tube over the bookshelf using just her mind to make the plastic tube roll. She would often try to contact the dead by the use of cards, or setting out letters and numbers to allow others to talk to her. Christi enjoyed that method, she would try to use it to contact only those she knew were alive, as in the German game using an Ouija board was originally intended.
Christi chose to concentrate her will to discover what was or what would be, Christi kept a record of what she learnt during those times, in case what was learnt was the truth. Christi liked that her bedroom was the attic, because being at the top of the house meant no one would wander into the room except her mother when she didn't put her dirty clothes out for washing.
That way Christi could keep her tools, cards talismans and books about witchcraft in the open on her bed without having to worry other people touch them.
To Be Continued