"Then you be the true baneling, and I must stop you, as you have taught me."
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Notes: Character was a sorceress used by the Blood of the Fold, an anti-magic organization, to track and control enemy magic users, and the sister of the Lord General. Stated when her brother discovered he, despite leading the Blood for years, also had the Gift of Magic, and began to let it rage uncontrolled with the delusion that he had become God. Killed after slaying her brother by a lieutenant, who slit her throat without any resistance.
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