Casey Withers

Her story started when she was only eight years old, a time when evil lurked in every corner of the world. A time when she lost everything, her family. They were all accused of witchcraft. Leaving a young, vulnerable girl to navigate the shadows of a cruel and unforgiving world, she vowed to uncover the truth behind the accusations and seek justice for her loved ones. She was later adopted by a long-time family friend that she calls Aunt, but is everything she knew really true?

Her true story started ten years later, and her past still haunted her. As she delved deeper into the mysteries surrounding her family's demise, unexpected allies emerged, revealing secrets that could either shatter her fragile world or provide the strength she needed to confront the darkness that had taken root in her heart. As the witch trials had shaken the whole of Salem, but were they really over? Who is the real person behind it all? What will she discover? Who will betray her?

** This story jumps from past to present times and has some historical accuracy **

The Salem Witch Trails

There were about ten different local areas to search, all Uncle Mathew said was that there were some Celtic looking stones, but he still couldn’t locate the book. He tried reading the stones, but nothing happened, so I’m guessing it’s all up to me. After searching and looking, for a couple of days, we did finally find the structures, it was about the sixth or eighth location. The stone sat in a square, with a larger rock in the middle, four of the stones had a word, adhair, talamh, uisge and teine. I had to google translate them, turns out its Scots Garlic and each rock was one of the four elements. Air, Earth, water, and fire. The last one was a lot harder, as it had more to translate, same language. Turned out to be some sort of riddle: 


'S e sluagh àrsaidh a th' annam, mo shamhlaidhean air an snaidheadh an cloich 's a' chladach. 


Tha m' ealaidh snaidhm, lorg lasrach, A' ciaradh air gaoith, a' gabhail uisgeach. 


Chapter Thirty-Six