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Originally from [[Tepest]], Kosia is a member of the [[Knights of the Shadows]] and a close associate of [[Davran]]. She is careful not to revealed | Originally from [[Tepest]], Kosia is a member of the [[Knights of the Shadows]] and a close associate of [[Davran]]. She is careful not to revealed her [[disfigurement]], hiding it behind hooded clothing. | ||
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
As a young girl, she was [[burnt at the stake]] as a [[witch]]. A passing [[Knight of the Shadows]] was able to save her life with a [[spell]], but her body was forever [[disfigured]] by the [[fire]]. In [[755 BC]], she went into [[Shadowborn Manor]] along with [[Rohmer]], [[Rohmer]], and [[Übrig]]. After [[Übrig]] was slain by Ebonbane, Rohmer revealed himself as [[traitor]], broke the elemental flame key, and [[murdered]] Julian. Badly | As a young girl, she was [[burnt at the stake]] as a [[witch]]. A passing [[Knight of the Shadows]] was able to save her life with a [[spell]], but her body was forever [[disfigured]] by the [[fire]]. In [[755 BC]], she went into [[Shadowborn Manor]] along with [[Rohmer]], [[Rohmer]], and [[Übrig]]. After [[Übrig]] was slain by Ebonbane, Rohmer revealed himself as [[traitor]], broke the elemental flame key, and [[murdered]] Julian. Badly wounded by Rohmer, Kosia simply asked for a quick death as she slumped against the crystal coffin that held [[Alexi Shadowborn]]. Rohmer complied delivering his flaming magical sword down upon her. However, she partially dodged the blow, and he delivered magical flame, the last needed Elemental Key, into the groove in the coffn, thereby sealing Ebonbane. Rohmer was subsequently struck down by Davran, and Kosia and Davran returned back safely. Davran was subsequently knighted for his efforts.<ref>Introduction and interlude, [[Book of Shadows]]</ref> | ||
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[[category:The Circle (Society)]] | [[category:The Circle (Society)]] | ||
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[[category:former Inhabitants of Tepest]] | [[category:former Inhabitants of Tepest]] | ||
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Originally from Tepest, Kosia is a member of the Knights of the Shadows and a close associate of Davran. She is careful not to revealed her disfigurement, hiding it behind hooded clothing.
Background
As a young girl, she was burnt at the stake as a witch. A passing Knight of the Shadows was able to save her life with a spell, but her body was forever disfigured by the fire. In 755 BC, she went into Shadowborn Manor along with Rohmer, Rohmer, and Übrig. After Übrig was slain by Ebonbane, Rohmer revealed himself as traitor, broke the elemental flame key, and murdered Julian. Badly wounded by Rohmer, Kosia simply asked for a quick death as she slumped against the crystal coffin that held Alexi Shadowborn. Rohmer complied delivering his flaming magical sword down upon her. However, she partially dodged the blow, and he delivered magical flame, the last needed Elemental Key, into the groove in the coffn, thereby sealing Ebonbane. Rohmer was subsequently struck down by Davran, and Kosia and Davran returned back safely. Davran was subsequently knighted for his efforts.[1]
References
- ↑ Introduction and interlude, Book of Shadows
