Druid

Druids (also known as Celtic Druids) are members of the priestly class in Britain, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and Gaul (France), and possibly other parts of Celtic Europe and Galatia during the Iron Age and possibly earlier.
Bonnie McCullough is a distant descendant of the Celtic Druids and has inherited most of their Psychic/Witch powers.
==In the Novels==
In the novels, Bonnie is both a Celtic Druidess and a witch. The Druids are priests and priestesses and can thus be called psychics in the modern. Bonnie prefers to call herself a psychic instead of a Druid throughout most of the books, but follows their traditions and skills and knows much about their sacred days, times, mythologies and astrologies. Bonnie's powers and abilities are inherited from her matriarchal or maternal bloodline. Bonnie's maternal grandmother has been stated to be a Celtic Druidess and a witch too. However, her mother Ailsa does not have witch and Druid abilities as the Druid powers and abilities skip a generation. The Druids Priests and Priestesses themselves never make a tangible appearance in the novels.
==Powers and Abilities==
Druid's seer abilities are of divination and prophecy which is done much by Bonnie McCullough in the novels. Bonnie has shown to be able to do the following with Druid Powers:
*Divination - The ability to see into the future for short periods of time, an ability used by Bonnie recurrently and unconsciously accesses it all the time.
*Telekinesis - Bonnie has expressed telekinesis, the ability to move and control objects with the mind.
*Spell Casting - Spell Casting is the ability to cast magical and supernatural spells with the use of an ancient language that accesses magical forces and talks with the forces of nature to cause supernatural events in the physical plane such as sealing away a powerful vampire, casting a protection spell or casting a spell to cause harm to a creature.
==See also==
Category:Species
Category:Supernatural
Category:Witches
Category:Novel Characters
Category:Psychics