Zedalien

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Zedalien

Aliases	Steward Zedalien
Species	Half-Elf
Age	Over 200
Gender	Male
Status	Alive
Affiliation	El Family (Left Employ) Inserelad'reanum
Occupation	Steward
Residence	Inserelad'reanum Gaiil-Drome (Briefly)
First Appearance	Chapter 7.18 M

Zedalien is a half-Elf in service to the House of El, and was Maviola El personal attendant.

Appearance

As an older half-Elf he has white hair, and while his face has that beautiful eternal youthfulness, he still has a few signs of age showing.

Background

TBA From Chapter 7.18 M

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When Patriarch Fulviolo El had died, he had tried to tell an unaware Maviola of his death, but she could tell before the words fell from his numb lips, as it was written in every line of his body. Chapter 7.62

Chronology

TBA From Chapter 7.18 M

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TBA From Chapter 7.57

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After the threat upon Lord Tyrion's sons had ended, and every noble houses of Izril, included the El Family, were turning their might upon the Guild of Assassins, Zedalien had advised Lord Deilan to have stones of [Appraisal] and [Truth] brought out to be used to find the location of the Guild of Assassins' agents that are in the El's lands, and then have the El Family’s [Archers] shoot them down.

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TBA From Solstice (Pt. 1)

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TBA From Solstice (Pt. 2)

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Powers and Abilities

Skills:

• [Detect Flaw: Extended Range]
• [Exquisite Insight]
• [Ignite Creation]
• [Meet the Deadline: Rush Work]
• [Read Between the Lines]
• [Resource Locator]
  • [Resource Locator: The Passphrase of Imlerith]
• [Survey the Competition]

Quotes

• To Maviola:
  • “Tormenting children with illusionary fire, Lady Maviola?”
  • “I believe I will tender my resignation, once Lord Deilan is comfortable in his office, Lady Maviola. It has been an honor. Until that moment…I hope to serve you as faithfully as my father.”
• (To Deilan) “I plan to retire myself with Lady Maviola’s…retirement, Lord Deilan. I have not the heart for another generation. But I will accompany you until my replacement is ready and you are secure in your post.”
• To Deilan:
  • “Something troublesome, I’m sure, Lord Deilan. But she did not choose you to be her clone.”
  • “The uncertainty of youth, Lord Deilan. Not one of your predecessors did not ask that question.”
• To Falene:
  • “Little sister. Why are you weeping?”
  • “Shall we raise a cup to those we knew well, sister?”
• To Melidore:
  • “Forgive me, sir. But I neither know your name, nor why you insult me.”
  • “Sir. I am no [Lord] of Izril. Nor do I know your station. But my mother was not what you name her. Retract your insult.”
  • “I do not know you. What have my people done to offend you, sir?”