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A female [[Chatcaava |Chatcaavan]] slave, in the [[Emperor's Harem |Emperor's personal harem]]. She was one of the four harem members used to distract [[Third-Who-Was |Third]] and Third's Hand in ''[[Even the Wingless (Fiction) |Even the Wingless]]'', along with [[Moon (Character)|Moon]], [[Black Rose]], and [[Sun's Kindness]], due in part to her enjoyment of pain. The [[Queen Ransomed |Queen]] appealed to her pride by noting that only the most enticing females could do the duty she asked of them. The [[Emerald (Mother) |Mother]] selected her, and she was stationed in the harem.<ref name="etw-01">''[[Even the Wingless (Fiction) |Even the Wingless]]'', Part One</ref>
A female [[Chatcaava |Chatcaavan]] slave, in the [[Emperor's Harem |Emperor's personal harem]]. She was one of the four harem members used to distract [[Third-Who-Was |Third]] and Third's Hand in ''[[Even the Wingless (Fiction) |Even the Wingless]]'', along with [[Moon (Character)|Moon]], [[Black Rose]], and [[Sun's Kindness]], due in part to her enjoyment of pain. The [[Emerald (Mother) |Mother]] selected her, and the [[Queen Ransomed |Queen]] appealed to her pride by noting that only the most enticing females could do the duty she asked of them. She was stationed in the harem.<ref name="etw-01">''[[Even the Wingless (Fiction) |Even the Wingless]]'', Part One</ref>
 


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Revision as of 17:49, 24 August 2020

A female Chatcaavan slave, in the Emperor's personal harem. She was one of the four harem members used to distract Third and Third's Hand in Even the Wingless, along with Moon, Black Rose, and Sun's Kindness, due in part to her enjoyment of pain. The Mother selected her, and the Queen appealed to her pride by noting that only the most enticing females could do the duty she asked of them. She was stationed in the harem.[1]


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