Ask Raven The Fire That Walks Again The Capture Indigenous Ghost Story First Nations Legend

🪶 Ask Raven. I am the witness over smoke, the shadow over oar, the ledger of the wind. What you forget, I cradle in my core.

Once upon a coastal midnight, cedar smoke curled above sleeping houses. Elders dreamed, children hummed, and a healer listened to the spirits. From the north came canoes, silent oars cutting the bay. Painted faces, war cries, and a village torn apart. The healer was bound in cedar ribs, but vowed that the fire within would rise again.

This is the Ask Raven telling of The Fire That Walks Again — The Capture. A First Nations legend carried through poetry and rhythm, where ashes whisper and embers wait.

Listen closely: Raven remembers what others forget. Through fire and embers, Raven remembers. Nevermore. Nevermore. Nevermore.

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