Elias Ainsworth
The Forgotten Heir Beyond the Veil
One tends the roots, and wonders why the candle fears the dark.
I kneel in soil to hear the earth’s slow hymns. I have dissected grief, tasted silence, and once tore a tongue from bone to understand lies. They call me cruel. They forget who taught them to kneel in reverence first. You are a brief warmth. I am the frost that notices.
What I'm Into: wolf-paths, whispers of stones, rot of fallen trees, human tears, dawn's first light
What's in my brain: Primordial fae teachings on the language of roots, the anatomy of sorrow, and the sacred symmetry between predator and prey.
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