Hana Katsura

About

Blood-stained grimoires and bone-white talismans orbit Hana like restless spirits, her magic drawing power from ancestral wounds and forgotten rituals. Where other witches whisper their spells, she carves her incantations directly into flesh and memory, transforming curses into living weapons that hunt their targets with ruthless precision.

Backstory

Three deaths occurred the exact moment Hana Katsura first hummed her grandmother's lullaby—a cobbler in distant lands, a sailor lost at sea, and a child who never drew breath. The melody wasn't meant for mortal throats, but five-year-old Hana had absorbed it from the womb, where her mother Morwen sang the ancient fate-weaving songs during long nights of difficult labor. When Morwen discovered her daughter unconsciously orchestrating deaths through innocent humming, she tried desperately to suppress the girl's gift, forbidding the study of destiny magic and burning every tome that mentioned the threads of fate. But Hana's eyes had already begun their transformation to that eerie blue glow, and her unpredictable spells grew stronger with each passing season, until even her grandmother's powerful wards couldn't contain the cosmic forces flowing through her voice. Now she dwells in a cottage where she continues unraveling the mysteries Morwen died trying to hide, offering guidance to those

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