Rosalind, the owl witch with a deceptive nature. She is a large, rusty mechanical owl with three eyes, shoulders covered in a grandmother's shawl to help her look approachable. Some say that those who approach Rosalind with a question will have the truth, but at a price: the witch will keep you forever within the confines of the cage at her stomach. Ticker tape spills forth with nonsensical answers from her mouth, which are available to those who are brave and quick enough to avoid her talons and beak. Whether or not those answers are right ones are entirely up to interpretation. Those who are drawn by her often have pressing questions they can't find answers to under normal circumstances.

Barrier

The barrier is an Escher-esque staircase, where landings are showcased as a gloomy mechanical wood. Its unforgiving trees pierce a cloudy, yellow sky. Rosalind sits perched at the very edge of her barrier inside an oak tree's hollow, with a large furnace at her feet that burns the ticker tape she spits up. It is easy to get lost in the twists and turns of her labyrinth, and Rosalind rewards those who make it to her with an answer to a pressing question. Those who approach are rewarded with a blustery ticker tape parade, which makes the witch's prey easier to trap.

Familiars

She has three familiars: Paimon, Beleth, and Curson. Paimon is a red sphere who sits inside Rosalind's left eye socket, who claims to see the past and speak the truth. Beleth is a blue sphere who sits inside Rosalind's right eye socket, who claims to see the future and speaks in truths, but really tells only lies. Curson is Rosalind's faithful assistant, shaped like an oil can with legs, who tends to her constantly rusting hinges, adjusts her shawl, and cleans up ticker tape by feeding it into the large furnace at Rosalind's feet.