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Severine is the tragic co-heroine.
She looks older than and younger than she really is, which is a complicated thing to sort out.
She was cursed by one of the folks she ferried. She could not age until she found what she most desired. The problem: Severine didn't know what she most desired.
At the time she was ragged, looking world weary for all the years spent traveling between the Mundane and the Realm. She was young, but she looked old. When her charge cursed her she was locked with an old face on a young body. As the years began to pass she grew into the face. Her stoicism deepened; in many ways Severine became the woman she now sees in the mirror.
When Severine discovers what she most desires, both in mind and actual discovery, she will begin to age again.
She looks older than and younger than she really is, which is a complicated thing to sort out.
She was cursed by one of the folks she ferried. She could not age until she found what she most desired. The problem: Severine didn't know what she most desired.
At the time she was ragged, looking world weary for all the years spent traveling between the Mundane and the Realm. She was young, but she looked old. When her charge cursed her she was locked with an old face on a young body. As the years began to pass she grew into the face. Her stoicism deepened; in many ways Severine became the woman she now sees in the mirror.
When Severine discovers what she most desires, both in mind and actual discovery, she will begin to age again.