Feotora
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| Titles | Commander of the Long Hunt, Princess (former), Queen | ||||
| Homeworld | Mirandus | ||||
Princess Feotora is the daughter of Chronicle King Gosovic,[1] and the Commander of the Long Hunt. Feotora is the current queen and leader of the light's army.[2]
History
Feotora grew up on Mirandus, growing up in the Chronicle Keep. Feotora grew up knowing Kraisis and how he was to be the next Destined One. Despite this, Feotora would sneak out of the keep and practice fighting drull with a tree branch.[3][2]
When Illarion announces he has seen the Dark One, Feotora wants to start culling drull and to immediately kill the Dark One. King Gosovic allows her to hunt drull, but does not allow her to kill the Dark One before the narrative plays out.[1]
While Feotora was hunting drull in the Blackened Lands, she found Paul Tanasin, who she first thought was a drull. After he convinced her otherwise, they travelled together and faced off against a pack of Evermouths before attacking a drull camp. During this fight, Feotora saw Paul wield the Dark One's power and tried to defeat him, but retreated after the drull protected Paul.[3]
After failing to kill Paul, Feotora made her way back to the Kingdoms of Light and spoke to the King of what she had seen. After King Gosovic refused to take action against the Dark One, Feotora vented her frustrations with a fight against Kraisis, which Illarion interrupted to show her the truth of the Narrative. In Illarion's chambers, he showed Feotora Earth, and convinced her that the Narrative had been stolen by Earth. After King Gosovic's death, Feotora was crowned queen by Illarion. Feotora then led her army to fight the Dark One in the Black City.[2]
During the battle, Feotora single-handedly defeated an Ironkeeper and fought many drull. Feotora witnessed Kraisis' defeat at the hands of Paul the Dark One, and then attempted to fight Paul. After being defeated herself, she called a retreat and was helped away from the conflict.[4]