Days 6-10 of the GWTwober Challenge:

Enemy, Crystal, Tech, Sacrifice, Feather.

Day 12: Shatter

Vriré is an asura in the Order of Whispers. She was born in 1296 and joined the Order in 1313.

She's a great fighter, wielding double axes as seen in the first pic, or double shortswords crossed over her back (second pic...kinda).

Vriré is a... rather rigid character. She follows protocol, and as a Lightbringer she enforces it, too. She considers leading to be her role; if she's in a tight spot and an underling asks if she has a plan, she tells them yes, of course... because that's her job, not theirs, and they should worry about trusting her and whatever plan she comes up with, and following it, rather than concerning themselves with questions they may not have the clearance or knowledge to handle.

She is also on a panel of Lightbringers who decide which initiate gets assigned to which mentor, so she would have been one of those deciding that your Whispers Commander should be mentored by Tybalt Leftpaw!

She has very few friends; she is an introvert - albeit not a shy one - and it takes a lot to get close to her.

Her partner, Koraw Shadowspecter, was one of those close friends - Vriré considered him closer than even her childhood besties, Cirra and Drekk.

At least, he was close until Kralkatorrik awoke and created the Dragonbrand. Vriré and her team were doing something that was (probably) rather shady in Ascalon, when Kralkatorrik flew right by them - not quite exactly on top of them, so most of the team survived. But their scout, Kapp, was in the path of the dragon.

Koraw, ever the hero, ran out to get him and both were Branded.

This story is like an eerie inverse to the story of General Almorra Soulkeeper, with one exception:

Koraw and Kapp ran off after Kralkatorrik. Vriré didn't kill them.

This still torments her, and she fights with a strange passion against all dragon minions. She keeps track of how many she's killed since Koraw was corrupted, and she will until she finds him and puts him to rest. She is aware that this might never happen: someone else may have killed him and she would never know.