“Well come out then.” The witch waves the ghost over, groaning as he stands from the table to rummage through a shelf of potions, herbs, and jars filled with a multitude of things from bones to gems to different colored dusts. A small mixing bowl appears and he begins to take pinches of things seemingly at random and crushing them together.
“My home is a bit far away from people, I don’t normally deal with ghosts that haven’t already been here before me, but on occasion, one of you ends up wandering so far away from your original home that you end up drawn into the magic in the ground around here. Maybe that’s why it seemed familiar?” Finished with his dry concoction, Myles grabs a pinch and blows it onto his guest, erupting into a plume of greyish blue smoke. When it settles, nothing seems to have particularly changed until the witch reaches out to place a hand against the man’s chest. It doesn’t go through him and instead rests warmly where it’s placed.
“What’s your name?” he smiles, turning back to put the bowl away, “I’ve found it’s a bit of a comfort to feel weighted after being, well, being a ghost. It’s temporary, but if you’d like to have a seat, we can talk.”