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* She can ride through fire unarmed<ref name=":1" /> : | * She can ride through fire unarmed<ref name=":1" /> : | ||
<blockquote>"Witch Califor [...] drew a blade. She swung it and cut through a wall of fire and parted the inferno for her rearing horse. Then dismounted to drag both her horse and Nanette’s pony through the ash."</blockquote> | |||
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*By sacrificing her life, she was able to take into her the wildfire that was devouring all of Riverfarm :<ref name=":1">{{VERef|6.46 E}}</ref> | *By sacrificing her life, she was able to take into her the wildfire that was devouring all of Riverfarm :<ref name=":1">{{VERef|6.46 E}}</ref> | ||
<blockquote>“''Halt, fire! You race and burn everything away! But I? I have a life I must save! So burn and follow me!''” The [Witch] rode forwards. Her voice called the flames. They halted, across the river, as they licked at Riverfarm’s houses.[...] The flames on Wiskeria stopped burning and—turned. Towards the [Witch]. She lifted her hand, beckoning them, spreading her arms wide, welcoming them, and the fire ran. It leapt off Wiskeria. [...] It caught the [Witch] in a moment. [...] The [Witch] screamed and the fire leapt from the people. It abandoned the ground and raced after her. She clutched her hat to her head as she galloped, a fireball. | <blockquote>“''Halt, fire! You race and burn everything away! But I? I have a life I must save! So burn and follow me!''” The [Witch] rode forwards. Her voice called the flames. They halted, across the river, as they licked at Riverfarm’s houses.[...] The flames on Wiskeria stopped burning and—turned. Towards the [Witch]. She lifted her hand, beckoning them, spreading her arms wide, welcoming them, and the fire ran. It leapt off Wiskeria. [...] It caught the [Witch] in a moment. [...] The [Witch] screamed and the fire leapt from the people. It abandoned the ground and raced after her. She clutched her hat to her head as she galloped, a fireball. | ||