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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Hejama, seventh daughter of a seventh daughter of a Thessaly queen. A natural proponent of black magic, sorcery, witchcraft and wizardry Undlela ziimhlope, Aunt Vernafi suggested. An herb you will enjoy. Hejama did not often take Aunt Vernafi’s advice, but this time she did. Through necromancy she met a chief goddess, Hecate, Greek legend. Crossroads between this world and the next. Keeper of Hade’s gates. Not that one! Hecate would hiss as Hejama rummaged through forests Seeking plants that could cure rheumatism, arthritis, and flu. Along the way she regaled and delighted Hejama with mythologies. Empusae are my children, Hecate revealed. They seduce travelers. Furies, winged creatures who punished wrong doers, came too. Fierce hounds traveled into the forest with them, braying loudly. Hejama felt honored to have Hecate accompany her as her spirit guide. I witnessed the abduction of Persephone, Hecate confided. This led to a wonderful tale, as they collected herbs to help others. Ghostly figures followed Hecate, trying for her attention. She laughed about this, ignoring them in the day time. I am a night deity, she told Hejama. I am yours during the day. An honor only given to a seventh daughter of a seventh daughter.
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