| Dawn | |
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| Born: | Unknown |
| Died: | Faded to the stars in 1132 |
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Dawn was an Ashalan Sahir, Harbinger of Disaster.
Ashalan[]
She was one of the few of her kind who remained behind after her race vanished into the sands after the Day of Wrath. [1]
Pashal[]
Dawn was the lover of the ebonite Pashal. [1]
Pursued[]
Dawn and a companion were pursued in the desert when they had found or knew something. They separated to increase the chances of getting word to their people. [2]
Celestial Alliance[]
Dawn was the first to discover that the Jinn lord Kaleel had returned, arriving with word of his rise shortly after the Awakening in 1132. She joined the Celestial Alliance to combat him. [1]
Citadel Assaulted[]
Pashal had found a sword, the Sayel Blade, which Kaleel was eager to have. Pashal was attacked inside the Citadel of the Alliance by the jackal Monkey Man and Fatima. Only the appearance of the Quest, Lurza, avoided his death. The Citadel was assaulted by jinns of the legion, and her lover used the Crossroads to make a counterattack within the jinn's citadel. The events there led in the arrival of The Quest, who devoured Kaleel and his legion, and the travel of the Shadow-Jinn to the stars alongside Khayel. [1]
Faded to the Stars[]
After Kaleel and his legion were defeated, Lurza told another sacrifice had to be made, and faded. The members of the Alliance began to have their forms dissolving as light to join their champion in the heavens. There the Alliance would fight his last battle against Sayel, in a place he could not harm the world. Dawn faded to the stars. [1] A seventh star appeared in the sky, as recognition of their sacrifice. [3] It was called the Morning Star. [1]
Death[]
In the stars every Alliance member died in the fight or was devoured by the Sayel. [4]
External Links[]
- Dawn (The Awakening)
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Slaves of Mortals, Part II, by Patrick Kapera
- ↑ Desert Ambush (LBS - The Awakening flavor)
- ↑ The Night of the Seventh Stars (LBS - Black Hand, Black Heart)
- ↑ Burning Sands, The Ashalan, pp. 127-150
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