A Hex To Remember

There is no rest for the wicked. If Azure Elwood thought getting their new coven members settled would free up a moment for her to propose to the woman she loves, and spend time with her new family, she was very much mistaken. Moondale, as always, has other plans, and they come in the shape of a centennial celebration full of issues. Missing tables. Stolen scissors. And ghosts? Well, it's just another day in Moondale, Maryland. The first rule of necromancy is simple, spirits lie. Icarus "Rus" Ashthorne is intimately familiar with this fact, so when Az's ancestor appears again with a warning about the Soul Jumper making a return, she knows there's more to this story. She just isn't sure what it is. And with Az determined to propose, Rus will have to unearth all the skeletons she thought she'd buried. There's a prophecy still hanging above their heads, the centennial is falling apart, and ghosts are literally walking among them. The Coven of the Forgotten is up to its eyeballs in problems. What else could possibly go wrong?

There is no rest for the wicked. If Azure Elwood thought getting their new coven members settled would free up a moment for her to propose to the woman she loves, and spend time with her new family, she was very much mistaken. Moondale, as always, has other plans, and they come in the shape of a centennial celebration full of issues. Missing tables. Stolen scissors. And ghosts? Well, it's just another day in Moondale, Maryland. The first rule of necromancy is simple, spirits lie. Icarus "Rus" Ashthorne is intimately familiar with this fact, so when Az's ancestor appears again with a warning about the Soul Jumper making a return, she knows there's more to this story. She just isn't sure what it is. And with Az determined to propose, Rus will have to unearth all the skeletons she thought she'd buried. There's a prophecy still hanging above their heads, the centennial is falling apart, and ghosts are literally walking among them. The Coven of the Forgotten is up to its eyeballs in problems. What else could possibly go wrong?