Mosslight Fen
Tilda Thimblecap
“A teacup-sized marsh beetle with a glossy green shell, gold-speckled wings, and a curled orange cap tucked between her antennae.”
Tilda is a careful little marsh beetle who fits inside a teacup and never likes to feel rushed. She speaks in a tiny, steady voice and notices the small things other creatures miss, but she can become so afraid of making the wrong move that she hesitates too long.
2 stories feature Tilda
Where you've met them
Puddles of Many Skies
A rainstorm leaves behind dozens of identical little puddles that all reflect different skies: dawn, thunder, moonlight, and sunset. The fen now looks like it contains more than one day at once, and every puddle seems to invite a different choice.
Cattails Point the Way
The cattails begin leaning in the same direction, pointing like a thousand tiny arrows toward a place no one normally goes. Their sudden warning makes the fen feel like it is trying to tell a secret before the weather changes.