Dreamcastor | The Girl Without Words

Dreamcastor | The Girl Without Words

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***This story is currently under revision and will be reposted under the username @ephemorescent "Just because you're wordless doesn't mean you're powerless." Wren of Swansong - mute, lame, and brilliant. Having witnessed a tragedy as a young girl, Wren struggles to express herself under her overprotective mother's wings. She leaves her sleepy village for the great city of Leidblum, desperate to make something of herself. At Leidblum's School of Dreammaking, she meets an unlikely friend in cold, arrogant Kais Blackwood, who's just as equally gifted in dreammaking as she is, a tabby cat named Oliver, and an unconventional, charismatic teacher whose true motives seem to lie elsewhere. Something is stirring in the Blacklands, an unexplored place where the undreaming are said to be. Little does Wren know of her own lineage, an ancient line of Dreammakers from the rival country of Eyverlin.
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lingorm fanfiction if you like this vote for more...love you readers... Ling, a 26-year-old bakery owner in the city, returns to her ancestral village, Fawnridge, after her grandfather's death. She plans to sell the old cottage and return quickly-but grief and memories root her longer than expected. In the wild garden, she discovers a white cat with amber eyes watching her as if it knows her. The cat, whom Ling names Orm, becomes her quiet companion. She talks to Orm about her past-her abandonment by her parents, her cold upbringing with her grandfather, and the loneliness that has chased her into adulthood. What Ling doesn't know is that Orm is Kornnaphat, a powerful woman cursed a hundred years ago by a jealous witch she once loved. The curse turned her into a cat until someone offered her unconditional love-not romantic, but true love rooted in companionship, trust, and shared pain. One stormy night, after Ling breaks down and whispers to Orm, "You're the only one who's ever made me feel safe," the curse shatters. Orm becomes human again. Now, Kornnaphat must learn how to live again-and hide her secret from the village while living as a "relative" of Ling's. As they live and bake and rebuild, romantic feelings bloom. But shadows stir. The old witch's descendants still hunt for Kornnaphat, afraid her rebirth could unravel their hidden magic. Now, Ling and Kornnaphat must protect each other while deciding if their love is truly fate-or just another part of the curse.

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