Summary Of Abellona

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“After Emma’s corpse been pulled from the river, Joseph Baker confronted Abellona and asked her if she would like to confess to witchcraft. Then, it’s said that Abellona proceeded to spit in his face before speaking in a language that the villagers could not understand and been frightened by, having believed it to be the language of the Devil. “Abellona then went on to curse the villagers saying that she would come for them, but first she would come for their children. “Then, right before the vicar had pushed her into the river. She looked at Elizabeth and John Barrett, who were sobbing and distraught over their daughter’s death, and she told them that it was their daughters fault that this happened. Both Emma and Victoria for …show more content…

That unconsecrated ground is where the rest of your family is also buried today, Cera. “And as for Abellona, they didn’t want anything to do with her whatsoever for fear of the curse she had put on them. So, it’s believed that they buried her in the forest high atop Mt. Harrison under a piece of obsidian stone, and not so much as even marking it with her name, Abellona Savannah Abbott. The villagers just etched the stone with a symbol that designated it as being the grave of a witch.” “Savannah!” Katelyn and I exclaimed at the same time. We then looked at each other nervously. “That’s right, Abellona Abbott’s middle name is Savannah.” Terra responded to us as she began turning over a few more pages in the book and then I saw her point to a picture of Abellona with her parents. Only Abellona wasn’t the name of the girl in the picture as I knew her. I knew her as Savannah. “I know this girl!” I alleged excitedly and then I suddenly became alarmed. “We know this girl.” I then said, referring to me and …show more content…

“Victoria is the one who made you what you and your mother and your grandmother truly are, a very powerful family of witches. It was Victoria Barrett, who first had the powers endowed to her by Hecate in hopes of fighting off Abellona and the bearer of light’s influence he had over her. Which was now a powerful force inside of Abellona after she had sold her soul to him. Victoria and every Barrett woman for generations since then have had the gift and have used it to save this village time-and-time again. Cera, your powers are not like mine or Katelyn’s. We’re not even in the same ballpark compared to you and your

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