The Roots of the Mountains · Character
Crow
A kinsman and messenger, often bearing tidings between the kindreds.
minor
Also known as Kinsman Crow, Kinsman
First appearance: the roots of the mountains
Crow shows up with force in XLIX: Dallach Fareth to Rosedale: Crow Telleth of His Errand: The Kindreds Eat Their Meat in Silverdale. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Reports to Face-of-god on the clearing of houses, the rescue of thralls, and the slaughter of captives by the Dusky Men.
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In XLIX: Dallach Fareth to Rosedale: Crow Telleth of His Errand: The Kindreds Eat Their Meat in Silverdale: Reports to Face-of-god on the clearing of houses, the rescue of thralls, and the slaughter of captives by the…
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- XLIX: Dallach Fareth to Rosedale: Crow Telleth of His Errand: The Kindreds Eat Their Meat in Silverdale
- LIX: The Behest of Face-of-God to the Bride Accomplished: A Motestead Appointed for the Three Folks, to Wit, the Men of Burgdale, the Shepherds, and the Children of the Wolf
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