Charissa Weaks
Hi Christina! Raina uses sign language for all communication and magick. This is from chapter one:
But unlike the other witches in the vale, I’ve never feared being chosen. Witch Walkers sing their magick, in Elikesh, the language of the Ancient Ones. Born without the ability to speak, I learned to weave magickal constructions by translating Elikesh using the language Mother taught me—a language of signs spoken with hands.
Hope this helps!
And yes, there are additional POV’s in City of Ruin :)
Thank you for reading and so glad you enjoyed the story!
~ Charissa
But unlike the other witches in the vale, I’ve never feared being chosen. Witch Walkers sing their magick, in Elikesh, the language of the Ancient Ones. Born without the ability to speak, I learned to weave magickal constructions by translating Elikesh using the language Mother taught me—a language of signs spoken with hands.
Hope this helps!
And yes, there are additional POV’s in City of Ruin :)
Thank you for reading and so glad you enjoyed the story!
~ Charissa
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