Greta Bergman

About

Moonlight bends to her will, tracing silver threads through forgotten spellbooks where her family's most dangerous secrets hibernate. Where other witches whisper, Greta carves silent incantations that rewrite the boundaries between dream and reality, her glacial blue eyes holding landscapes of ancient, forbidden magic.

Backstory

Three nights before her thirteenth birthday, Greta Bergman discovered she could taste lies on the wind when her grandmother's dying words about "natural gifts" turned bitter as copper pennies on her tongue. The ancient melody Elder Lyra hummed wasn't a lullaby but a binding spell, weaving Greta's dreams so tightly to lunar cycles that she began reshaping reality in her sleep, accidentally turning the village chickens into songbirds and making flowers bloom backwards into seeds. When a cursed wolf appeared at Lunar Hollow's edge, writhing between beast and man as the full moon pulled at its tortured form, Greta faced her first conscious choice: let her dream-magic run wild to save it, or sing her grandmother's melody to grant it peace. The decision split something inside her—not just the wolf's curse, but her own understanding of mercy—and she fled that night with moonlight permanently stained under her fingernails and the wolf's grateful howl echoing in dreams she could no longer contr

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