She had a tattoo on the left side of her neck in the shape of a slithering serpent, and I could see the barbs and curves of some kind of tribal design flickering out from the neckline of her tank top. Another design, whirling loops and spirals, covered the back of her right hand and vanished up under the sleeve of the jacket.
Butcher, Jim (2007-02-06). Proven Guilty (The Dresden Files, Book 8) (p. 50). Penguin Group. Kindle Edition.
Molly, Daniel, Matthew, Alicia, Amanda, Hope, Harry
Home This time, we appeared in front of a Chicago home. There were a couple of ancient oak trees in the yard. The house was a white Colonial number with a white picket fence out front, and evidence of children in the form of several snowmen that were slowly sagging to their deaths in the warm evening air.
Butcher, Jim (2011-07-26). Ghost Story: A Novel of the Dresden Files (p. 466). Roc. Kindle Edition.
Wands She still wore her ragged clothing beneath the coat, but she’d added a nylon-web tactical belt to her ensemble. It bore several potions, which she’d always been good at making, and a pair of wands covered in rows of runes and sigils like those on my own staff. One was tipped in a crystal of white quartz, the other with an amethyst.
Butcher, Jim (2011-07-26). Ghost Story: A Novel of the Dresden Files (p. 357). Roc. Kindle Edition.
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Tattoos
Butcher, Jim (2007-02-06). Proven Guilty (The Dresden Files, Book 8) (p. 50). Penguin Group. Kindle Edition.
Family
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Molly, Daniel, Matthew, Alicia, Amanda, Hope, Harry
Home
This time, we appeared in front of a Chicago home. There were a couple of ancient oak trees in the yard. The house was a white Colonial number with a white picket fence out front, and evidence of children in the form of several snowmen that were slowly sagging to their deaths in the warm evening air.
Butcher, Jim (2011-07-26). Ghost Story: A Novel of the Dresden Files (p. 466). Roc. Kindle Edition.
Gear
-Jim Butcher, Cold Days
Wands
She still wore her ragged clothing beneath the coat, but she’d added a nylon-web tactical belt to her ensemble. It bore several potions, which she’d always been good at making, and a pair of wands covered in rows of runes and sigils like those on my own staff. One was tipped in a crystal of white quartz, the other with an amethyst.
Butcher, Jim (2011-07-26). Ghost Story: A Novel of the Dresden Files (p. 357). Roc. Kindle Edition.
Rings and Bracelets
World Building
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