Ivy Asher, a fictional character in the "Ashes and Serpents" book series written by Ivy Asher and Raven Kennedy, possesses a unique and powerful ability known as bone witchcraft. This dark and mysterious magic allows Ivy to manipulate and control bones, both within her own body and those around her. Despite the darkness associated with this magic, Ivy uses her abilities for the greater good, fighting against evil and protecting the innocent. **Bone witchcraft** is a complex and fascinating form of magic that Ivy Asher has mastered. With a single touch, Ivy can manipulate bones, making them stronger or weaker, causing them to grow or break, or even forcing them out of the body entirely. This gives her a distinct advantage in combat situations, where she can immobilize enemies by shattering their bones or use her abilities to heal herself or others by mending broken bones.
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This gives her a distinct advantage in combat situations, where she can immobilize enemies by shattering their bones or use her abilities to heal herself or others by mending broken bones. Ivy Asher's bone witchcraft also extends to **necromancy**, the ability to communicate with and control the dead. Necromancy is often seen as a taboo practice, but Ivy utilizes it as a means of gaining information and understanding the past.
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Through her bone witchcraft, Ivy can tell a person's life story by simply touching their bones, deciphering the secrets and knowledge they hold. While bone witchcraft grants Ivy immense power, it also comes with a price. Every time Ivy uses her abilities, she experiences excruciating pain as if the bones within her own body are shattering. This pain is a reminder of the darkness within her magic and the sacrifices she makes to protect others. Despite this, Ivy continues to harness her bone witchcraft, embracing both the good and the dark within her. Through Ivy Asher's bone witchcraft, Ivy Asher and Raven Kennedy have created a captivating and complex character. Ivy's unique abilities and her struggle with the darkness inherent in her magic make her a compelling protagonist in the "Ashes and Serpents" series..
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