the Fire
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Which Witch
name aagne barter
nicknames aggie
age 35, october 27th
gender male
species human ?orientation demi
marital status single
occupation business owner
birthplace
residence
height 6 ft 1
weight 160s
hair black, wavy
eyes brown
scars something for laterhandedness ambidextrous
languages english, creole french, spanish, some latin
education business degree
tattoos later
piercings none
personalityIt's quite possible he can make a person uncomfortable just by the way he smiles. Anything other than blank indifference looks like it doesn't belong on his features, as harsh as they are, and Aagne is often lost in thought wearing exactly that. As if every warning that'll get stuck that way came true. Soft spoken and a bit of a dreamer, he's a gentle soul underneath the penchant for handling bones and general ignorance of personal space. Mostly harmless, truly. Promise!
backgroundAagne's past is sad. Once an immortal creature with a strong connection to earth, now just someone with holes in his memories. It's like someone took him and reupholstered what makes him, replacing him with something that looks the same but isn't all there. Memories shot through, someone gave him the belief he grew up local, that he inherited the business once he earned it through getting finished with college. That was true for someone, but they weren't Aagne. Filling the shoes of someone no one can remember, not all there himself, he's made himself a bit of a reputation as being quirky but harmless, even if not everyone is 100% certain that he was always a member of the community. -
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Wicker Witchery
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////A veritable smorgasbord of handmade and secondhand goods, tucked between shopfronts, sits Wicker Witchery, and it's lush greenery storefront. Full floor to ceiling glass let you see into a unique looking shop of cobblestone and hardwood, antique furniture with handwritten price tags holding herbs, planters, crystals, bowls of bones and jewelry boxes that overflow. Books of varying decades wall off a seating area for tea, and it has pure southern gothic charm, if you look past the too-modern countertops of the sales register covered in stickers and stacks of tourist pamphlets. It's unique, it's got personality, and best of all? Always hiring.
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