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Latest revision as of 03:34, 24 May 2024
| OreSeur | |
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 by Lydia Futral
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| Born | Third Generation |
| Died | 1023 FE[1] |
| Abilities | Blessing of Potency[2] |
| Aliases | Renoux |
| Groups | Kelsier's crew |
| Species | Kandra |
| Homeworld | Scadrial |
| Universe | Cosmere |
| Introduced In | Mistborn: The Final Empire |
OreSeur is a kandra from Scadrial.[3]
His contract is with Kelsier at first. He mainly imitates Lord Renoux and keeps an eye on Vin while she acts as Valette Renoux. Upon Kelsier's death, his contract is passed to Vin. She is angry with him because he knew of Kelsier's plan to die and inspire the skaa to fight, but did not stop it, though OreSeur only acted in accordance with his contract. Eventually, Vin’s disgust at the idea of a kandra eating humans drives her to order OreSeur to ingest the bones of a wolfhound instead. Mid-transformation, he is secretly killed and replaced by TenSoon.[2]
His contract is assigned to Kelsier by KanPaar even though it would be to act against the Lord Ruler, due to the high price Kelsier was willing to pay for it.[4] Being a rather rebellious member of the Third Generation, OreSeur is one of the few kandra willing to accept this job, and he leaves the Kandra Homeland after a long period of retirement to do it.[5]
Like TenSoon, he is of the third generation of Kandra and was thus over 700 years old at the time of his death.[4]
Trivia[edit]
- Brandon wanted to write a short story from OreSeur's perspective to explore the kandra's motives for taking Kelsier's contract, as well as his feelings after Rashek was killed.[5]