Bound By Magic And Moonlight
My stomach knots.
There it is, burned into the soil and bark of a large tree, a blackened mark that seems to hum with some kind of dormant energy. It’s not a symbol any of us were taught. Not one the witches have catalogued, not something in any archive I’ve seen. It’s jagged, almost tribal, like claws scraped deep into the earth and flesh of the land, forming a perfect ring of angular shapes, broken lines, and a central eye, watching.
Even under the beam of the flashlight, it pulses faintly, like it's alive.
Sikat na Kabanata