Reapers of the Crow ROTC

"The room was consumed by darkness, but I could still make out the silver spheres staring back at me. They seemed to pierce directly through me, a soft glow peering through the veil of thick shadows, filling me with a sense of unease. But as I looked closer, I realized they couldn't be a reaper - they were something else entirely."

Throughout history, it's said that crows have played an essential role in many cultures, representing both positive and negative symbolic meanings. Just like ravens, crows signify rebirth, the mystery of creation, healing, destiny, renewal, intelligence, adaptability, recovery, reflection, and even an omen of death. They are generally known as spirit guides with the ability to go beyond the illusions of inner and outer worlds unseen by mortal eyes. As guides, crows aid lost souls by helping them cross through transitions smoothly by casting light into the darkness that shadows over them.

It's also believed that crows have the power to manipulate their physical appearance making some consider them to be tricksters and manipulative little creatures. Even their color is symbolic - representing what has not taken form yet, creation, and possibly even the void.

Update: 6/30/23 Feeling a little creative today :)