Edda Barrowfield
Druid
Edda Barrowfield
Species
Human
Appearance
Branched and weather-bowed, Edda moves like a woman who has spent a lifetime in wind and rain, steady rather than swift. Her hands are broad and permanently stained with soil, with knuckles ridged by age and work, yet her fingertips are startlingly gentle when she handles seeds or injured animals. She wears a patched farm dress under a moss-green wool coat, but the seams are reinforced with sinew, beeswax, and bits of bark rather than thread. A wreath of dried oat heads hangs at her belt beside a steel pruning hook. The most memorable thing about her is the contradiction of her face: deeply lined and grave, yet brightened by a pair of childlike amber eyes that miss almost nothing.
“Slow, dry, and peppered with field wisdom, with a habit of speaking as though every problem has roots and every root can be pulled if one is patient enough.”
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Distinguishing Features
A jagged scar across her left wrist that has the shape of a vine leaf
A tiny silver bell sewn inside her collar that never seems to ring unless wolves are near
One eyebrow whitened completely by a lightning strike years ago
A permanent smear of dark loam under one fingernail that she refuses to scrape clean
A cluster of three charm beads made from apple seeds, fox teeth, and polished river stones
Voice
“Gravelly, intimate, and dry as seed husks, with a surprising warmth when she says someone's name”
Clothing
Layered farm clothes of patched wool, a mud-dark apron, a green shawl pinned with bone needles, heavy boots caked with old earth, and a belt hung with seed pouches, twine, charms, and a pruning hook
Body Language
She stands with one shoulder slightly forward as if bracing against weather no one else can feel. When thinking, she rubs thumb and forefinger together like crumbling a seed husk. In anger, she goes still rather than loud, and that stillness feels like a storm front settling.
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