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The Ironteeth witches are brutal, ruthless killers. Manon Blackbeak, an Ironteeth witch and heir to the Blackbeak clan, is one of the main characters of the Throne of Glass series. It is from Manon's point of view, and her story, that we learn much about the world of Maas' witches. They are rumored to be born soulless, without compassion and certainly without mercy. They are raised and trained to be killers, of both humans and of their mortal enemy, the Cochran witches.
The first encounter the reader has with the Yellowlegs clan is through Baba Yellowlegs, Matron to the Yellowlegs Clan and the last-born witch in the Witch Kingdom Crown of Midnight 155. Manon eventually discovered her heritage and defected from the Blackbeak clan, gathering the Crochans together and uniting both witch species to fight against Erawan and the Valg during the second Valg War.
One of the highlights of Bratz Magic Hair is the ability to change the color of the doll's hair. With the use of a special spray bottle and water, the hair can be transformed into vibrant and eye-catching shades. This feature allows kids to express their creativity and experiment with different looks for their dolls.
Iron teetu witch
Within the world of Throne of Glass - a universe created by Sarah J. Maas - there are many familiar creatures - magic-wielders, fairies, shape-shifters, demons, and witches. The main character of the series, Celeana Sardothein, is Fae herself, able to wield the power of fire. But aside from the Fae, the other race which gets the most attention is that of the witches. Maas’ witches are unique - in their powers, their history, and their culture.
To best understand the witches of Throne of Glass, one must look back at their history. Legend says that witches were first created when the Fae (fairies) and the Valg (dark, evil demons) bred. Their offspring could be split into two categories: those that took after their Fae parent, and those that took after their Valg parent. These two kinds of witches are classified as Cochran witches and Ironteeth witches, respectively.
Long ago, both races of witches lived in a place called the Witch Kingdom. The Ironteeth witches had divided up into three separate clans - the Blackbeaks, the Yellowlegs, and the Bluebloods. The Cochran family ruled the land - Cochran queens ruled justly, in wisdom and peacefulness. That is, until the Ironteeth clans formed an alliance and declared war on the Cochran.
“Dorian had heard the legends of the fallen Witch Kingdom, where bloodthirsty witches had overthrown the peaceful Crochan Dynasty and then ripped apart the kingdom stone by stone. Five hundred years later, songs were still sung of the deadly wars that had left the Ironteeth Clans the only ones standing on a killing field, dead Crochan queens all around them.”
(Crown of Midnight, 154)
Although the Ironteeth witches had won the war, they had lost their home. During her final moments, the last living Cochran queen cursed the Ironteeth witches, ensuring that “as long as Ironteeth banners flew, no bit of soil would yield life to them” (Crown of Midnight 155).
Ironteeth Witches
“Manon smiled broader,
and a row of dagger-sharp iron teeth
pushed from the slits high in her gums, snapping down like armor.”
(Heir of Fire 31)
Both images are from Sarah J. Mass' Throne of Glass Pinterest board; you can check it out here.
The last remaining Cochran witches now hide out as wise-women and healers, evading the bloodthirsty Ironteeth witches who seek to exterminate them all. And bloodthirsty is the perfect description for the Ironteeth witches, who enjoy spilling the blood of humans - and drinking it, too.
As stated above, the Ironteeth witches get their name from the iron teeth and nails that they have. In the world of Throne of Glass , iron suffocates magic, acting as a buffer. Anything made of iron cannot be affected by magic. Legend says that the Ironteeth witches were given iron teeth and nails by the Three-Faced Goddess as a way of keeping them tethered to earth and to keep their magic in check.
The Ironteeth witches are brutal, ruthless killers. Manon Blackbeak, an Ironteeth witch and heir to the Blackbeak clan, is one of the main characters of the Throne of Glass series. It is from Manon's point of view, and her story, that we learn much about the world of Maas' witches. They are rumored to be born soulless, without compassion and certainly without mercy. They are raised and trained to be killers, of both humans and of their mortal enemy, the Cochran witches.
The Blackbeak Clan
"Obedience, discipline, and brutality were the most beloved words in the Blackbeak Clan. All else was to be extinguished without second thought." (Heir of Fire, 90)
The Blackbeaks are the clan that Manon belongs to. Manon is the heir, chosen by her grandmother, the Matron of the clan. The Blackbeak clan prides themselves on being the most ruthless of all of the clans.
“Manon had been born soulless, her grandmother said. Soulless and heartless, as a Blackbeak ought to be. She was wicked right down to the marrow of her bones.” (Heir of Fire, 65)
The Blackbeaks have an interesting heirarchy, varying a bit from that of the other clans. There is the Matron, who is the head over all the other witches. Then, there is Manon, the heir, and what she calls the Thirteen - Manon and twelve other Blackbeak witches who are sworn to serve and protect the matron. Under their rule are all of the other Blackbeak witches.
The Yellowlegs Clan
The first encounter the reader has with the Yellowlegs clan is through Baba Yellowlegs, Matron to the Yellowlegs Clan and the "last-born witch in the Witch Kingdom" (Crown of Midnight 155). The Yellowlegs are a haughty and prideful bunch. They are the most visually obvious witches, since they keep their iron teeth and nails on display at all times.
The Blueblood Clan
The Blueblood clan is the oddest clan of the Ironteeth witches. They pride themselves on their appearances, always seeking to be beautiful in the eyes of everyone who happens upon them. They're an annoyance to the other two clans because of their uptight behavior and high-matinence characteristics. They also believe that they are the strongest of all of the clans, most blessed by the Three-Faced Goddess. Their Matron wears an iron crown at all times.
"The iron crown, supposedly, was proof that the magic in the Blueblood line ran so strong that their leader needed more— needed iron and pain— to keep her tethered in this realm." (Heir of Fire 89)
I would have Manon because she knows her way around morath from her time there and because of how deadly she is I would also have Kaltain for the same reasons as Manon and also bcs she destroyed half of morath with his ice powers And I would have Dorian because he is powerful and he destroyed the other half of morath
(this is before they forged the lock so that means aelin and Dorian are at their full height of power)
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Reviews for "The Magic of Bratz: Unleashing the Power of Imagination"
1. Linda - 2/5 stars - I was really excited to try out the Bratz Magic Hair doll, but I was left disappointed. The doll's hair didn't hold the color well and it quickly faded. The colored hair extensions also easily fell off when playing with the doll. Additionally, the doll's hair became tangled and difficult to brush after just a few uses. Overall, I found the quality of the doll's hair to be subpar and not worth the price.
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