Still, it’s super hard being the only one in the family without magic. Riley's adopted parents are awesome, however. She was adopted, and her biological parents weren't witches. Unfortunately, Riley is a saram- a person born with no magic at all. Her family is in the Khom clan – the great magical healers – and Riley would love to get confirmed as a healing witch when she turns thirteen, like her sister Hattie is about to do. The hero of our story, Riley Oh, isn’t sure where she belongs. On those mornings when you’re in a rush and don’t have time to get dressed, just cast an illusion on yourself and look however you want! Their motto is “Beauty and influence.” I think they’d get along really well with Aphrodite’s kids! Being able to cast illusions could be really helpful. I’ve always liked the Nine-Tailed Fox Goddess. I guess my next choice would be the Gumiho. In fact, they’ve been exiled from the other five clans. I’m big into reading and history, so the Hórangi clan is appealing, but as you’ll soon see, this clan of scholars doesn’t have the best reputation right now. I’d love to be Miru – the protectors - because their patron is the Water Dragon Goddess, but there’s no way I could be that fast and strong. Which of the six gifted witch clans would you be in? Each one is amazing, with their own patron god and special powers. I am so glad LA finally has something to brag about besides being the entrance to Hades’ Underworld. Turns out, right under our noses in Los Angeles, there is an entire society of Korean witches with deep connections to the Godrealm. Graci Kim does such an amazing job blending Korean mythology into the modern world, I am now wondering how I ever lived without knowing all this cool information. That was my first thought when reading The Last Fallen Star. Why didn’t somebody tell me about this stuff sooner?
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