Short Fiction · Character
Iranon
A pale, slender minstrel who wanders the world singing of Aira, the marble-and-beryl city he insists he was born to rule.
supporting
First appearance: The Quest of Iranon
As a supporting figure in Short Fiction, Iranon is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.
The protagonist, a singer and dreamer seeking his lost homeland Aira, who remains eternally youthful until his disillusionment.
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Iranon drifts from Teloth to Oonai and beyond, trading songs of a lost golden city for bread and shelter, gathering friends like the boy Romnod who grows fat and forgetful beside him. He is beautiful, gifted, and…
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- Breaking point
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