Generically-Titled Fire Emblem Quest: Part 33 Summary

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Part 33 Summary

 -After a selection between Ellen and somebody heading towards Ulir, the chapter proper opened up to Ellen just wrapping up axe-throwing training with Gorman and Laurina. Laurina, as a pirate class-going on-berserker, is apparently very fast when she isn't... Standing in place and surrounded. Ellen discussed how much time Gorman has spent with the ex-pirate since they'd met her, and he'd explained that this was attributable both to their shared background as Dain refugees and mercenaries coupled with their budding "partnership."
 -As the first stop the prince's party takes of note, Bord village, apparently under the new management of Emperor's Flight members Al and Tena, draws nearer, Prince Garrus grows uncertain that he should be killing his own countrymen, even if they're rebels. After a pep talk from Ellen about doing what he sees fit, he sends Cheryl towards the town, wanting to ask them to peacefully step down before going in blades-first.
 -Despite Reese's worries that this has sent Cheryl to an early grave (called right out by Ellen, then corrected by Monica), Cheryl returns with good news, that apparently this particular town wished to remain loyal, despite being cowed into following the Emperor's Flight. Many rebel towns aren't like this, but... This one is.
 -While Garrus gave a speech, Ellen, Mitchell, and Victoria were seeking out suspicious persons. The most suspicious person, soon revealed to be a manakete, was initially overlooked as Ellen talked to an ancient woman in heavy armor, Gertrude, and her very hairy grandson, Gil. The former is the "real" captain of the guard, though her power is largely in name as 60 years at the post, and her second-in-command grandson is the real authority of the town's guard. He even initially largely surrendered to Dain to begin with out of concern for what she would pull if they resisted, though he does seem to put faith in the prince's party now that they're there. When Ellen asked about the mysterious teen girl, Gil only remembered that she'd come into town with Al and Tena.
 -A bunch of fuckups and miscommunications led to Mitchell being horribly burned, though Victoria was quick to turn her into a pincushion for the bow Ronan, and Ellen delivered the final blow with her Steel Sword... Suddenly doubling back and demanding Logan or Nat save her upon hearing her mention a connection to Michalis, figuring that this meant this was his sister. Naturally, Victoria very outspokenly objected due to Mitchell's very near-demise. As soon as Nat alone could keep Mitch alive, Logan was on the manakete. Eva called Victoria vindictive to Ellen and Garrus, but Ellen did defend her friend's perspective on things. The manakete girl was nonlethally captured, her name still a mystery to the party.
 -Since things were only expected to grow harder from here, with Lars, Emperor's Flight members, and fire dragons likely enemies of the near future, on top of rebels, Garrus told literally everyone to be careful, sending the three pegasus sisters to send word to Garou, Nomad, and Corneria-sent forces in various places in the region. With a couple kisses farewell from Ellen, Zoe was the last to depart.
 -The next day, Ellen spoke to Katina, the young mage being very worked up about the idea of fighting Lars. She insisted that she get a chance to talk to him, talk him out of his actions, because she's certain he's a good person. Ultimately, after realizing that getting her to back down on the issue is a lost cause, she only insists that Katina let her and Logan know and accompany her when she tries. After that, Ellen reveals what her and Corneria have come to suspect about their relation. Katina excitedly informs Bolse.

Party members (as of the end of last thread):

 -Ellen (Hero) The player character, a young woman raised in the village of Orsin. A compassionate woman who nonetheless has her limits, protective to a fault, and perfectly fine with spending her life being worth nothing but her sword arm. The slowest to forgive. Presumably currently in a relationship with Zoe, the finer details of which they're still figuring out.
 -Natalie/Nat (War Cleric) Ellen's only living friend from Orsin, who works with staves and kept up the local church. Has a cold exterior despite being sensitive. Collects the most things. Currently a couple with Biff.
 -Reese (Knight) A farmhand from the same town as Ellen, Nat, and Lambert. Has a lot of zeal, but might be a bit of a slimeball. Was a notorious drunkard in Orsin village, often hitting on Ellen and trying to make excuses for her to drink with him (it may be why she never does so in general). At least, that WAS true before a near-death experience led him to turn his entire life around. The most dedicated to a goal.
 -Biff (red cavalier) Biff is enthusiastic and outgoing, but tends to be misinterpreted. A chivalrous man at heart. He and Byron used to be mercenaries in the nation of Noba. The most likely to act on instinct. Currently a couple with Natalie.
 -Byron (green cavalier) A social knight with Garrus' personal guard. Unlike his friend, he is collected and somewhat reserved. Apparently an avid baker and all-around caring person. A former mercenary with Biff before they became knights. The best judge of character.
 -Garrus (Axe Lord) The crown prince of Neir, son of King Drasma. Surprisingly timid and small-framed, but capable of waving a regal axe with relative ease. The most eager to please.
 -Yvette (Paladin) A middle-aged retainer for Prince Garrus. Often speaks in his place due to his timidness, and has a motherly quality to her which can sometimes turn scary. Personally trained Ellen and Zoe when they first became knights, apparently having done this for every newcomer to a personal guard. The loudest when angry.
 -Mitchell (Thief/Outlaw Class) A former thief who seems to be friendly enough. Has friends in unsavory places, and sometimes does something amoral, but isn't malicious. Was basically given a "use your talents for us or rot in prison" ultimatum. Wants to be a gardener. Has the best dreams.
 -Quidel (Nomadic Trooper) A son of the nomadic Tarvos tribe that primarily exists in the Johan region, on good terms with the royalty of Neir. Normally a friendly man, but plagued by a prejudice towards the Garou and anyone who is perceived as an enemy of the Tarvos. The biggest history buff.
 -Cheryl (Pegasus Knight) A cheerful Pegasus Rider who often acts as a messenger for Garrus, the middle child of three sisters. Has a near-supernatural ability to make the best out of even a hopeless situation and has a very open mind when it comes to new people. Claims not to experience romantic attraction, noting the irony in how invested she is in other people's various romances. The most upbeat.
 -Stefyn (Swordmaster) A cowardly swordfighter who was tangled up in the Johalva bandits. Seems to genuinely want to reform, but Ellen absolutely despises him for killing Lambert. A genuinely friendly, sociable swordsman who is just very easy to startle, getting extremely nervous around Ellen in particular. Sleeps the least. Currently in a relationship with Dama.
 -Salia (Class Unknown) Garrus' younger sister. Went to live with the Tarvos at the age of six, much earlier than younger siblings of either royal family tend to (typically they wait until they're just slightly younger than Quidel, which is to say how old she would be now). Was returned to Rakche upon her father learning of the possibility of someone targeting his children's lives. The heaviest sleeper.
 -Monica (Falcoknight) Cheryl's older sister, a significantly colder person than her sister. Apparently the personal retainer for Salia. Dutiful, having apparently practically raised her siblings after the war with Dain. A few years ago, her fiance, an adventurer named Florence, completely vanished on a trip to Tordo. The fondest of solitude.
 -Zoe (Pegasus Knight) The younger sister of Cheryl and Monica, a pegasus knight who actually detests fighting, only doing it anyway to get closer to her sisters. Set to become a member of Salia's personal guard. The prettiest smile. Presumably currently in a relationship with Ellen, the finer details of which they're still figuring out.
 -Victoria (Sniper) The former Duchess of former Noban territory, Malva. After it was taken over, she started a rebellion to regain her homeland and birthright... And was miserably crushed and imprisoned, finally landing in Aum. The most willing to degrade herself.
 -Eva (Wyvern Rider) The granddaughter of Emperor Elias and thus a princess of Dain, having for some reason fled the country on her wyvern and taken on the fake name "Riga," beginning to travel with the personal guard incognito soon after. Apparently trusts Lars enough to tack herself onto his "Mimon" identity. A talkative, friendly-seeming girl who took an instant liking to prince Garrus, apparently having fallen for him solely through Alexia's description. Has the secretly dirtiest mind.
 -Dama (Garou) One of the two younger children of Lady Loba, a hot-blooded speaker-of-her-mind. Childhood friends with Princess Salia. Acts more doglike than most Garou. The least shameful about scratching herself in public. Currently in a relationship with Stefyn, and has recently been made the leader of her entire tribe.
 -Laurina (Pirate) An ex-girlfriend of Biff's mentioned briefly by Byron while recounting the duo's days as mercenaries. Apparently traveled with them awhile before breaking up with the red knight in circumstances only described as "nasty." Later joined the Great Miles. An ill-tempered yet reserved girl with a past of piracy, hiding a highly intuitive side. The most easily-frustrated. She was badly wounded in part 28, but recovered quickly thanks to Devon's timely intervention. She would have immediately died otherwise. She left the Great Miles out of an unwillingness to fight against her father, and is now partners with Gorman.
 -Gorman (Hero) The former captain of Orsin's local guard, before leaving town to become a mercenary shortly before the story began. He taught Ellen and Lambert how to fight with a sword, emphasizing a balance of one's physical traits. A stern but compassionate man originally from Dain, around seven or eight years his proteges' senior. Gets sick the least. Is now partners with Laurina.
-Logan (Summoner) A largely-built, personable man who accompanies Katina on orders from the Mage General. Wields light magic and is able to summon the forms of living monsters to fight for him. The most optimistic.
 -Katina (Mage) The daughter of Mage General Corneria of Heim, met in her early teens. Blonde, excitable, naive, and romantic, she has a lot of magical visions of her missing twin brother, Bolse, and has begun to investigate their meanings in a search for him. Falls in love the fastest.
 -Bolse (Necromancer) Katina's twin brother. The missing son of Mage General Corneria, revealed to have been turned into an undead-conjuring, Deadlord-creating ally to Prince Lars, serving out of a combination of fear of Captain Willow and sympathy for Lars' motivations. Soft-spoken and easily-scared, he seemingly regrets his role. Due to his inexperience with necromancy, several of the Deadlords he created have some massive flaw. Was able to teleport around aboveground to his will with the Witch's Pendant before it was destroyed. The quietest speaking voice.

Currently with Corneria's Party:

 -Corneria (Mage Fighter) Mage General of Heim and mother of Katina and Bolse. Arranged for a meeting with King Drasma to discuss the matter of magical assassins. A person who favors reasoning through a situation, having been heavily wary of King Drasma's gung ho tendencies and well-intended endangerment of his children. Suspects that she is Ellen's aunt, herself having been born Ellen Dory and her older sister having last spoken to her before going to Tarvos Valley with a former nomad.
 -Miles (Sage) The estranged, disowned son of the Duke of a far-off duchy in Noba. Is apparently a respected mercenary of Heim constantly trying to redeem himself in his father's eyes without compromising his love for his fiancee. While on a "redemption quest" of his own to seek out Bolse, he met and befriended princess Eva of Dain, being convinced by her to rescue her younger sister, Kia, from Emperor Elias' hostage-taking tendencies in exchange for being told where to find Aum Dungeon. Has decided to return home to Noba after his father sent a letter requesting his return. Most likely to blame himself for a mistake. Engaged to Devon.
 -Devon (Bishop class) A commoner from Noba. All in all ordinary, aside from her once-hidden potential for magic and fantastic ability to care for others. A founding member of the Great Miles. Engaged to Miles. Has the most faith in others. She was gravely injured and left unconscious during part 28, waking up in thread 31.
 -Bryce (Bard) A giant, magenta-clad man with a pompadour. Theatrical at times and a bit stand-offish, he produces a very strange sound when using his bard powers. A member of the Great Miles. Most likely to imagine theme music for any situation.
 -Asra (Rogue/Assassin Class) A dark-haired woman of few words and a master of stealth with the Great Miles. There... doesn't seem to be much to her beyond her loyalty to the company. Has the least hobbies.
 -Michalis (Fire Dragon) A manakete who retreated from the Ice Authority in Tordo. Was rescued by the Great Miles, Devon and Laurina in particular, as opposed to being thrown at the mercy of the Ice Authority for 40,000 gold. Though he looks like a child with his neatly-combed, bright-red hair and small stature, he is actually a 300 year-old (still very young by manakete standards, admittedly) shapeshifter with a lot of strength even and dexterity in his "human" form. The warmest.
 -Yancy (Shaman) Biff's older brother. Went missing for awhile, only to have reconnected with Biff again before the story began. Things are... not strained, but somewhat awkward between the two. A more serious fellow than his brother, a reluctant stickler for rules he thinks make sense. Lost use of one arm to a Dracozombie's breath in Part 24. Has the cleanest glasses.
 -Maria (Bishop) The eldest daughter of a Philean marquess' wife, but due to the tragic circumstances of her conception, not of the marquess himself. She served faithfully as Lord Phineas' oft-ignored tactician until his presumed demise in the heart of Dain, when all she could do was retreat East. Within a few years in Elza Oasis, she worked her way up to be a valued diplomat for the magical senate.

Status Unknown:

 -Lars/Mimon (Sage) A lone mercenary and a master of the wind magic Excalibur. Was hired by the Mage General to accompany Katina. Mostly serious and thoughtful, if a bit of a showoff. Apparently fights to support his mother and sister, even though he could retire in luxury if he wanted to. It turns out that "Mimon" was a false name, and he was in actuality Lars, the prince of Neir and grandson of Dain's emperor, elder brother to Garrus and Salia, apparently STILL next-in-line to the throne after betraying his nation a decade ago. Apparently only serving the emperor because he has several children of his own family as glorified hostages for the express purpose of keeping his unrulier family members in line, but even then he is beginning to show interest in defecting again. Has command of some sort of magical armor, completely impenetrable in one form and only penetrable by strong enough weapons when he's channeling some of his other magic into attacking, as seen when Victoria's ancestral bow Ronan pierced the weaker form. On top of this, without the armor he is exceptionally agile, thought to be impossible to lay a hand on. Currently leading the Emperor's Flight on a campaign through Cord. The hardest to read.
 -Khozen (Wyvern) A silver-scaled wyvern older than Neir itself, having loyally served the rightful ruler of Neir since Queen Hauteclere hatched him with the Scepter of Katri. Riding him, she was able to lead a Revolution and found Neir. Acted as King Drasma's mount in life, immediately flying for Dain upon his demise, still considering Lars heir to the throne.
 -Vaga (Garou) The son of Lady Loba, part of the same litter as Dama was. A bit of a hometown hero, he's an observant pretty boy™ and a bit of an opportunistic scoundrel. Habitually burglarizes places, and is fiercely protective of his mother. Was betrayed and framed by his own older sister. The most unpredictable. Alongside his one surviving significant other, Ella, is acting as Dama's second-in-command and leading the garou while she stays with the royals for better strategizing.

Names to keep in mind:

 -Hauteclere (Wyvern Monarch) The first queen of Neir. Famous for hatching Khozen and starting a persevering alliance with the Tarvos Nomads, both essential actions in a successful revolution against the Gerxel empire. Considered one of the most important figures in Teege history. Apparently banished the Garou to the mountains after the war.
 -Antiman (Nomadic Trooper) Quidel's uncle, younger brother to the chief of the Tarvos. A trusted friend, advisor, and diplomat to King Drasma. A caring man of few words. Was left in charge of Neir in the royal family's absence, which he did loyally and without much note.
 -Garou Tribe (Garou and Managarm, for the most part) A tribe of beastlike shapeshifters living in the mountain range between Neir and Heim. Currently led by Dama. A few of them were such fans of Vaga that (on top of apparently having slept with him a lot) he had the utmost faith that they'll be trying to save him despite his frameup. This was an accurate sentiment, but five of them (Elisa, Fidelia, Andrea, Nina, and Bela) all died tragically.
 -Deadlords (Mus: Halberdier, Bovis: Hero, Tigris: Berserker, Simia: Swordmaster, Canis: Managarm Sorceress, Equus: Paladin) Twelve exceptionally powerful undead warriors who are able to be summoned by a tome usable by necromancers. Three have been seen to be created by/working for the deaf necromancer's faction so far. Bovis is his personal bodyguard, Tigris has become a commander of undead legions, and Simia... was supposed to act as an assassin, but immediately disobeyed orders and abandoned Tigris in the Garou Mountains. Apparently there was a mistake in summoning her. Canis is in the body of Lady Loba, humorously having next to no magical capability... but enough originality to make up for it to deadly proportions. Equus is only known to be based off of Lord Phineas.
 -The Vautou (Unique Class) Groups of winged bandits that make Heim's deserts their home. They were VERY recently taken over by Simia, having cut down their previous chief and asserted her dominance.
 -Alexia (Paladin) The mother of Lars, Garrus, Salia, and Paula, former queen of Neir. Defected to her homeland, Dain, during a horrible war between it and Neir. Still speaks fondly of her family, but even with her age and position, she's currently under her father's thumb in terms of actions she might take... well, so she likes people to believe, anyway. Even still, she travels the continent with the adventurous zeal of someone half her age, known as "Lex" to many. Was apparently very close with Yvette decades ago.
 -Derrick (Wyvern Lord) A childhood friend of Gorman's from back in Dain, the only one to stick up for and support him and his mother when Captain Willow tried to have them killed. Now the leader of the Emperor's Flight, the most elite Wyvern squadron of Dain.
 -"True Vautou"/Rogue Vautou (Vautou classes) A rogue faction of Vautou created by Clovis in secret, rejecting the notion of anyone besides a winged bandit like themselves leading them.
 -Elias (Emperor) The big man, the head honcho of Dain, the very likely big bad, and far from the best of grandparents. He's had several of his younger descendants held hostage across the country just to keep the rest of the royal family in line in case some of them seem a bit rebellious. He also seems to have been the one to employ several other morally dubious tactics witnessed throughout what's been seen of Dain, but he isn't as explicitly mentioned to have seen to it like the relatives thing.
 -Paula (Necromancer?) The youngest daughter of King Drasma and Alexia, born after the latter left the country for Dain. Presumably part of Elias' typical scheme of choice for dealing with unruly relatives. Might be Dain's newest necromancer.
 -Kia (literal five year-old) A princess of Dain, the younger sister of Eva. Was held hostage by her grandfather, presumably to keep her parents and sister in line, but was freed by the Great Miles. A bit of a precocious brat who doesn't fully understand the situation she's in.
 -Nadiel and Lara (citizen classes) A couple, one (Nadiel) skilled in enchanting, the other (Lara) a Swordsmith, located in Ladney Village. Nadiel is short and fond of masks, while Lara is by far the tallest character in the setting, built to boot.
 -Ice Authority (Ice Dragons) A vaguely-defined Oligarchy led by the icy manaketes in control of Tordo. They're largely neutral and uncommunicative with the world at large, but treat their allies well... And are in the middle of a genocide campaign against Fire Dragons.
 -Jay (Fighter Class) A silent and passive lumberjack who was with Orsin's local guard/militia. The best listener. Left active duty to return to Tarvos Vally with Robert.
 -Lyra (Bard) A formerly-traveling lyre-player and playwright, described generally as a bard, born in the Ulir Archipelago and currently making a name for herself in Rakche. Surprisingly low-key, but not without a sharp tongue. Befriended Biff and Byron some vague time in the past, though Ellen didn't meet her in person until shortly after she and Byron became a couple (or learn of her existence until shortly before, for that matter). Has had the most odd jobs.

Deceased units/potential units missed:

 -Lambert (Mercenary Class, died in thread 2) The son of the captain of Orsin village's guard and Ellen's closest friend, a real showy bastard. A talented swordsman who was found half-dead after a fight with a myrmidon with Stefyn (when he was with the Johalva). He died early the next morning despite the best efforts of Garrus' knights and Nat. The least confident.
 -Mina (Archer, died in thread 17) A young woman who was assigned to guard Aum Dungeon, close friends with fellow guards Walter and Simon under Captain Willow. After accidentally shooting her boss' eye out aiming for Ellen, Willow drove her sword through her eye and into her head. The most pluck.
 -Walter (Fighter, died in thread 17) A young man who wound up guarding Aum alongside his childhood friends. Though the environment was depressing, the boss was awful, and the hours were tough, he felt as though he could persevere so long as he had Mina's smile. Killed by Ellen when he flew into a distressed frenzy at her callousness. Can tie a cherry stem with his tongue.
 -King Drasma (Wyvern Monarch, died in thread 18) The king of the nation of Neir, and the father of Prince Garrus and Princess Salia. A warrior king who ordered his son and his small band to wipe out a notorious group of bandits. A boisterous man who is surprisingly fond of staves and healing, while also very irresponsible. Killed by Clovis in the midst of cutting down the other Rogue Vautou. Was apparently not the best of parents to Lars.
 -Simon (Soldier, died in thread 21) See "Defeated bosses" for details.
 -Ormr (Ice Dragon, died in thread 28) See "Defeated bosses" for details.
 -Robert (Fighter, died in thread 29) A loud and rude lumberjack who was with Orsin's local guard/militia. The most argumentative. Left active duty to return to Tarvos Valley with Jay, only to be killed by the Deadlord Canis after a few moments fighting her alone.

Defeated bosses:

 -Tabat (Berserker, died in thread 3) The leader of the fearsome Johalva bandits, who terrorized Tarvos valley and most recently destroyed Orsin village. Garrus' father, King Drasma, tasked him with wiping this faction out. While alive, he personally oversaw the capture of Natalie and Ellen, and was the one who ordered Stefyn to kill Lambert. Personally killed by Ellen, with the aid of Prince Garrus, in the former outpost his group had taken over. Was once friends with Gorman.
 -Incomplete Dracozombies (died in thread 5) Four Dracozombies, summoned by a deaf, fair-haired, signing spellcaster whose face Ellen didn't see. They were all in various states of incompleteness, making them look even more dead than the much more threatening complete Dracozombies. Apparently sent to kill prince Garrus, as by far the strongest of the quartet was focusing primarily on fighting him.
 -Willow (Wyvern Lord, died in thread 17) Derrick's mother, a former captain who was stationed at Traban Outpost. Physically abusive and known for her bloodthirstiness and "thoroughness," Derrick eventually saw to it that she was court martialed, dishonorably discharged, and imprisoned. She then secretly functioned as the Warden of Aum Dungeon, earning the terror of Bolse, Victoria, and all of her subordinates. However, she was ultimately killed by Ellen at the start of a prison break. It's later mentioned offhand that Derrick is not her only son, and implied that the other one(s) is/are also terrible to some extent, but not as bad as she was.
 -Tigris (Berserker, died in thread 18) A Deadlord created with the body of Tabat, primarily intended to serve as the leader of undead hordes. Was one of Chief Loba's assassins. Despite his physically imposing nature and tendency to give breaking speeches (or at least attempt them), he was actually the overall easiest to defeat of the Deadlords, owing to his impractical fighting style being easy to dodge, even with his strength as immense as it was. Was killed by Stefyn, revealing upon his demise that he regrets nothing, and that he in particular retained all of his memories of life.
 -Clovis (Vautou Head, died right after thread 18) An old friend of Mitchell's and the second-in-command of the Vautou bandits. Was close with their late leader Oiseau, and ended up leading a rogue faction of them in rejection of Simia as the new leader. Wound up killing King Drasma, and was executed personally by Simia after being captured at the battle's end.
 -Simon (Soldier, died in thread 21) A guard at Aum Dungeon. An emotionally volatile man who feels he has no control over his life, depending on his friends for validation. Despises Ellen for letting Captain Willow kill Mina, then killing Walter herself, and most heinously for letting him live. The most naturally clear skin. Wound up leading the guards of Aum dungeon in a full-on ambush, destroying the Witch's Pendant in the process, but was killed by Victoria after having his hand cut off by Ellen.
 -Roderick (Wyvern Lord, died in thread 23) The eldest son of Captain Willow and brother of Derrick, a bloodthirsty fellow enraged at his mother's demise. Led a squadron of Wyvern Riders who apparently knew about the truth of Aum Dungeon. Killed by Asra thanks to the efforts of Ellen, Victoria, and Quidel, who shot his wyvern down.
 -Ormr (Ice Dragon, died in thread 28) An affable manakete who dislikes violence, but understands its necessity to carry out the law. Considers himself generous, and is well-liked by the people of the region of Tordo he oversees in the name of the Ice Authority. After the Great Miles end up on the wrong side of a hunt for a fire dragon, he turns a settlement's warriors against them. Was killed by Miles and Asra after being bombarded with Auras from Devon, but was able to gravely injure her in the process.
 -Arion (Fire Dragon, captured in thread 29) A hot-blooded teenage-equivalent manakete who answers to Prince Lars. Rescued from the Ice Authority, he was greatly sympathetic towards the current status of the garou, and thus his strength was added to Ahua's number. Was defeated by Monica after shifting back into human form to get away from Ellen's wyrmslayer, only for his Firestone to be ripped off of his person.
  -Ahua (Managarm, surrendered in thread 29) The oldest child of Chief Loba of the Garou tribe. Appears to be dutiful, but also gets mad weirdly easy. Was actually in league with Dain, answering specifically to prince Lars, for the purpose of retaking Tarvos Valley and devouring its namesake people. After very nearly killing her brother, wound up realizing the error of her ways, granting chiefhood to her sister. Nearly killed herself afterwards, but was stopped by Ellen and taken into custody.