Ember fire

3. (n.) - Partial or total darkness; a state of sadness, melancholy, or despair.
4. (n.) - A small, glowing piece of coal or wood from a fire; something that remains from a fire or passion.
6. (v.) - Killed or murdered, especially in battle or through violence.
8. (n.) - A hot, glowing visible part of a fire; a bright, fiery appearance.
9. (n.) - A blood vessel that carries blood toward the heart; a distinct line or feature in something.
13. (n.) - The floor of a fireplace; a symbol of home, warmth, or family.
14. (v.) - To fly or rise high in the air; to move upward quickly.
15. (v.) - To spoil or stain something, often with a negative influence or contamination.
17. (n.) - The development of events beyond a person's control, often seen as destined or inevitable.
18. (n.) - The element of a person that enables thought, understanding, and reasoning.

1. (n.) - The leaves of a plant or tree collectively.
2. (prep.) - In or to a lower position; directly under something.
3. (n.) - Elegance or beauty in form, manner, or action; kindness or mercy given without expectation.
5. (n.) - The rigid organs that make up the skeleton; used metaphorically to signify strength or resilience.
7. (n.) - The state of being destroyed or fallen into decay; complete destruction.
8. (v.) - To pass through a filter or a medium; to remove unwanted parts or substances.
10. (adj.) - Not subject to death; eternal; existing forever.
11. (n.) - A sharp, pointed part of a plant or bush, often symbolizing difficulty or hardship.
12. (n.) - A series of connected links, used to restrain or bind; something that restricts freedom or movement.
14. (n.) - A beam of sunlight; a ray of light that shines from the sun.
16. (n.) - Physical or emotional suffering; a sensation of discomfort or distress.
19. (adj.) - Extending far downward; profound in nature or thought.