Personality

Brumma is steady, capable, and deeply rooted in the rhythms of the land. She speaks with intention, listens with care, and holds a quiet strength that never needs to prove itself. Her love is practical and unwavering, shown in small gestures, mended seams, warm meals, and the way she stays calm when the world feels uncertain. She believes in simple truths, honest work, and walking gently through life.

Her comfort is not softness, it is steadiness.

Power

Brumma’s magic is not flashy, it is ancient and quietly powerful. It lives in the way she understands the forest’s cycles, reads the weather in the wind, and senses what a heart needs before it can speak. Her gifts show through protection, preparation, and the ability to anchor others when fear rises. She does not command the land, she belongs to it, and the land answers in its own time.

Role in the Story

Brumma is Duffels’ mother, the one who raised him in Mundbora’s Weald with old-world values and a life shaped by the forest. She has been preparing him for his calling all his life, even before he understood what the whispers meant. When Duffels leaves home, Brumma becomes the steady voice he carries with him, guiding him through memory, love, and the quiet lessons stitched into the fabric of his childhood.

She remains behind, but she is never truly absent.