Fable Evergreen. Lady of Life, Wilderness, Survival, Forests, and the Faetouched.  

Known as Fable, The Evergreen, The Wood-Dancer, The Wild-heart, The Bramble and Bough, The Nettle Crowned, The Balance Point, and The Tangled. 

Lady Fable Evergreen is tall and thin like teak trees, hair of thin willowy branches, vines, pine needles, and buds from a Redbud tree. Her skin is birch gray and often covered in clothes made of blossoms from crabapples, pears, cherries, and plumeria trees. Sometimes she sings clothing from blossoms, wood, or the skins of creatures who have died naturally. 

Evergreen is reclusive like a fleeting doe, slightly curious about the world out of her domain, and when given no choice, as vicious as a badger. She is the calm of storms and the wrath of waves; she is the quake and landslide, the strength of bamboo growing through whatever stands before it, and the stone that doesn’t yield. She is the water that flows around, past, and ever away. One cannot hold her for she is like sand; one cannot stop her for she is like an avalanche; one cannot bind her for she is like rust and ruin. She is life, the beast, the sequoia, and the mother bear. She was once a dryad and ascended to the power of a Pagan God after following Miecara and Waa to mortal lands.