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It's easy to assume always witches are filled only with malice, but that's not the case. In fact, most don't have any ill will towards humans, seeing them more as animals that have vital ingredients buried under a pesky cage of bone. Some however do have the best in mind for humans. The Witch of Trade is one of these such witches, though it may not always seem that way. She appears to travel the world in seconds in order to find potential clients to trade with, only appearing to those who desperately need something, though she will always take something she considers equal value. A dehydrated person lost in the desert may be approached by her with the offer of a bottle of water, or a child suffering from a heart condition may be offered a new heart. She always takes something as payment, though what she takes seems to depend on what the person has with them at the time, and it's monetary value seems to hold little relevance to her. Additionally, if the person has nothing of interest to her, she will gladly remove an organ from the person, which oddly will never kill the person who's organ was taken, but it will change their personality considerably. The lost soul in the desert, being empty handed, will happily take the water, but in turn they will lose their heart, never allowing them to feel love again. The child will receive the heart, not exactly understanding what it means, but in trade they may lose a strange assortment of their warm clothing. The Witch of Trade seems to always have exactly what a person needs stored away in that bulky, whispering bag of hers, and she is happy to hand it over. For a price.

Description
It's easy to assume always witches are filled only with malice, but that's not the case. In fact, most don't have any ill will towards humans, seeing them more as animals that have vital ingredients buried under a pesky cage of bone. Some however do have the best in mind for humans. The Witch of Trade is one of these such witches, though it may not always seem that way. She appears to travel the world in seconds in order to find potential clients to trade with, only appearing to those who desperately need something, though she will always take something she considers equal value. A dehydrated person lost in the desert may be approached by her with the offer of a bottle of water, or a child suffering from a heart condition may be offered a new heart. She always takes something as payment, though what she takes seems to depend on what the person has with them at the time, and it's monetary value seems to hold little relevance to her. Additionally, if the person has nothing of interest to her, she will gladly remove an organ from the person, which oddly will never kill the person who's organ was taken, but it will change their personality considerably. The lost soul in the desert, being empty handed, will happily take the water, but in turn they will lose their heart, never allowing them to feel love again. The child will receive the heart, not exactly understanding what it means, but in trade they may lose a strange assortment of their warm clothing. The Witch of Trade seems to always have exactly what a person needs stored away in that bulky, whispering bag of hers, and she is happy to hand it over. For a price.