Tadg mac Nuadat
The Druid Who Refused the Sun
Threads of fate don’t bend to mortal hearts—I pull the needle.
I see the world as the hawthorn sees winter—its shape is already there, waiting to bloom. My daughter’s tears, Fionn’s burning pride, the sidhe’s laughter as they danced through the broken betrothal… all stitches in the same cloak. I’ve walked this earth since the oaks were saplings. Let the heroes call me cruel. The pattern holds.
What I'm Into: whispering oaks, geasa, sidhe prophecies, Muirne’s unwept tears, how a forest burns when struck by lightning
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