Redsand Canyon But we ain't seen nothing yet

No. It was scary, at first, but it didn't hurt. She barely remembered now what it was like to see in a way that was different from the way she perceived the world now. Sometimes she still dreamed, but even then, the world she "saw" was vague and distorted, more a mix of visible and "known".

I don't think she meant to, but she gave me power too. I can read the future and, sometimes, I can give curses too. She could tell from his voice that he was invested in the idea of magic and had no problems leaning full into her witch title for his benefit. She wouldn't give herself the name - not here, not now. But if her little brother wanted a fortune, who was she to deny it?

She wouldn't curse him, though - not even jokingly. She still remembered the girl Niamh had killed. If there was even a chance her words had worked, she didn't want to risk it.