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Keireen

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Keireen
Species

Human

Gender

Female

Status
Alive
Affiliation
Family
Occupation

Lady

Residence

Izril

First Appearance

Chapter 8.24

Keireen is the wife of Lord Pellmia Quellae and step-mother to his two children, Gilam and Betta.[1]

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Keireen is first mentioned by Pellmia when the Lord attempts to advise Lord Tyrion Veltras on pursuing Ryoka Griffin.[1] She believes that it is a good sign that the Wind Runner hasn't yet fled and advises Pellmia to tell Tyrion to be direct so that both parties know where they stand.[1]

After hearing of Tyrion's disastrous attempt to court Ryoka, the Veltras family members flock to the Quellae estate as Tyrion, Pellmia, and Ryoka are headed there to visit and pick fruits from the orchard.[2]

The party end up trapped inside the Quellae house after Ryoka is attacked by a mysterious spell-caster.[2] Keireen is at the estate when the forces of Ailendamus attack and kidnap both Ryoka and Sammial.[3]

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  • [Safety of the Home][3]

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  • (To Buscrei) “Buscrei, you alarm me. Did you ride the entire way here pell-mell like that?”
  • (To Buscrei) “Especially after what Tyrion said. Did you hear how he asked to court her? Asked? He knelt down in front of everyone, [Soldiers], his sons, and—I have Pellmia’s transcript, word-for-word. And some of the other things he said in public! Pellmia says it’s been burned into his soul.”
  • (To Pellmia) “You don’t have a favorite tree, my love. Don’t be dramatic.”
  • (To Ryoka) “It’s fruit all day, and our herds, of course. It’s what you don’t have, I suppose. I could look once at the most gigantic orange that other people just die for—it sells for gold abroad—but give me a clam chowder and I’d hand you the orange in a second.”

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