Biography

Marrow Tag grew up surrounded by murals that doubled as protective wards and train tunnels used as spirit routes after midnight. His family never called themselves sorcerers; they called themselves maintainers, because somebody had to keep the cursed dead, rogue sigils, and hungry echoes from taking root in the neighborhood. He took to spell-tagging young, developing a style that bends graffiti, smoke, and ward geometry into a living language. Where other mages memorize sterile circles, Marrow can cast while sprinting across rooftops or sliding through wet alley light with a can in one hand and a ward knife in the other. As an opponent, he turns the battlefield into a map you don't understand. The wrong wall glows, the wrong corner bends, and suddenly you're fighting the city as much as the man inside it.

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