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First attempt at drawing Vesska (post-minionification look) during a Magma session.
Mainly doodled this to settle their hairstyle (long sidebang + sidecut with a bit of a mullet on the back), def not their final look (face markings especially).
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Musings about their design.
A bunch of scars are missing, as they do have quite a collection of them. Particularly important since, after becoming a minion, all their scars become much paler and crystalline-like, faintly glowing in the dark like sylvari do.
Still gotta pick where Bangar hit them with the arrow, so I didn't add it. Probably gonna be on the right side of the chest, not sure where.
The big scar on their face is from Balthazar's sword, was not a fully direct hit but still caused a lot of damage. It wasn't that problematic after Vlast healed fully, yet it still left a fairly evident mark due to the fire being god magic. Still gotta define the shape.
The smaller scars on their upper lip and left brow may shift in place a bit (totally didn't take insp from Vi), still very unsure about the ears or other face/body scars.
Also gotta decide when hairstyle changes happen and if they get any earrings.
Before minionification, they had brown hair and light blue eyes. Hair might get a bit lighter when Aurene is born and/or gray out after Vlast saves them (the healing process took a toll on their body). Then they go all white-ish when they become a minion.
This in-game hairstyle is the closest I can get to the one I drew, so it was always gonna be the one they had from some point in the story until PoF.
Balthazar singed off a bunch of their hair during the fight, so they salvaged what they could afterwards, ending up with a much shorter cut overall but still keeping it longer on the side of the scar (they were a tad self-conscious about it and opted to cover it a bit). Then, as it grew back, they went for the drawn look.
After Aurene turned them into a minion to save their life, whenever they channel the siblings' magic their hair becomes floaty and glowy like her "frills", and their scars go from a crystalline appearance to actually glowing.
Still unsure about any changes after the End and the time spent into the Mists turns them into a Mist Stranger, but they become a lot more muted and foggy overall.
So anyway, I've decided that Vesska is a nepo baby, because they're Phlunt's adoptive ward :)
They don't consider each other family nor they are close, but Vesska doesn't mind.
Living a cushy childhood full of great occasions was more than an orphan could ever ask for, and they always had one or more of his guardian's assistants to take care of all their needs.
From their "uncle" they learned how to deal in politics, "become useful so they become needed", and use their words and charisma to always get their way, all skills they made a great use of as Commander.
Other than ending up a bit emotionally constipated due to lacking genuine lasting affection during their formative years, there was nothing to complain about.
As for Phlunt's side of things, he wasn't all that interested to begin with. The decision was only made when the new Dean of Synergetics started vying for a seat on the Arcane Council and he was advised to make some grand acts of kindness to gain public favor, which included taking an orphan under his wing (picked without much care).
They spent time together pretty much only during public events or the occasional private lesson to check on their progress, and the moment little Vesska showed interest in Lion's Arch he shipped them off to the best mentorship he could find.
To his credit, Phlunt was never mean, just strict and open about not being interested in rearing young progeny, and Vesska quickly learned how to get anything from him by being his perfect little diamond of a ward to show off to others.
By the time Vesska was a teen, they had come back from Lion's Arch and effortlessly got into Synergetics, and since their exam score was almost impeccable, people insinuated a lot behind their back. However, their troublemaker tendencies eventually confirmed that the only nepotism at play was the slap on the wrist they got for any mess they made.
They were objectively brilliant, and the Snaff's Savant title was practically a given when they decided to join the contest. Phlunt was insufferably beaming with pride and maybe a twinkle of genuine affection for weeks afterwards.
All of this led to Vesska's and Taimi's relationship being juuust a little rocky at first instead of the canon bonding that happens during s2.
In s1 Vesska felt kinship for a fellow orphan, but Taimi always kept a bit distant without ever saying why.
Eventually the matter came up in s2. They knew their "uncle" was hard to deal with (the things they heard in College about him were even said to their face) and that did explain why she was always a tad more snarky and bitter towards the Commander, but they still took her comments personally at times (they did feel like direct jabs at times tfb).
Still, they tried to mediate between Taimi and Phlunt when he showed up, successfully turning the situation to their advantage, but it infuriated her further and, when they asked why, she blew up at them for how easy they had it. Vesska managed to defuse the situation (with Braham mediating), but that started them down a path of unwrapping their upbringing and the way it shaped their relationship with others, overall making them a little less insufferable.
Eventually Vesska started using their influence as Commander against Phlunt, instead of falling in line in order to appease the desired outcome out of him, keeping him accountable and even butting heads a few times when their guardian was being obtuse.
Phlunt always grumbled to no end about it and never spared snarky remarks on following meetings, but he was actually proud of his ward for finally showing some sharp teeth in an argument.
Mordremoth.
They were already shattered by the fact that all sylvari were born as his minions, and finding out that he could turn so many friends and allies into enemies on the flip of a switch was beyond terrifying, especially as that included the one person Vesska ever felt seriously in love with.
They religiously held onto the belief that Trahearne would resist the call until they found and saved him, because they had to keep up appearances for the Pact's morale and they couldn't afford any hesitation in how they handled things.
In a way they were right, but having to hurt him in order to free him left an emotional scar on them as big as the damage the dragon did on the Firstborn.
That fear of the Jungle dragon never left Vesska until IBS, when Aurene was able to figure out what was happening to Trahearne as he slipped in and out of longer and deeper slumbers. After that, the fear turned into anger because of what their lover could end up turning into because of the dragon... and themselves.
And then, technically, there was the Dragonvoid.
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2. Who is your commander closest to now?
Vesska was the champion of both Aurene and Vlast, and that kind of bond went beyond closeness, as getting branded by Aurene to save their life meant they could be as one with either of them whenever they wanted to (the connection to Vlast was weaker but of the same kind).
In terms of regular relationships, as of EoD it was Braham (romantic) along with Kasmeer and Marjory (platonic), though certain things they kept only for Caithe's ears (whatever they had going on + minions).
As for the Tyria they're in now, no one. It's not safe to reveal themselves as what they are, let alone bond with anyone, so they never stay in one place for long.
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3. Who was your commander closest to prior?
Trahearne was the first person they really let in, and other than the whirlwind of emotions during courtship and actual dating, he was their closest friend and confidant for years.
Even after HoT, whenever they were able to catch him awake, Vesska would spend the day telling him everything that happened since the previous time, and he was always able to reignite their confidence. Or at least that was it, until his slumbers became too long for them to do more than sit or rest by his side for hours, hoping to catch him awake for even just a minute.
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4. How does your commander remember the fallen?
Back in their Tyria, they lost few they truly cared about, so it was enough to visit the memorials for the Pact troops and civilians they weren't able to save.
Almorra was the one they struggled with the most, but avenging her and keeping her memory alive helped.
Now, in a foreign Tyria with nothing to remember their original one by, they can only try to keep the memories alive.
Visiting memorials was usually a grim surprise at first, especially Trahearne's, but they regularly go and pay respects to all their friends, mourning them there and in the whole Tyria they couldn't save.
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5. Which death caused your commander the most grief?
Definitely Vlast, as Vesska and Aurene were forced to kill him after he was corrupted by the Dragonvoid.
Sensing his pain and thoughts as if they were their own as the decline happened was excruciating, and there are no words to describe what the two siblings felt as they fought and mercy-killed their brother, knowing they couldn't do otherwise and were also likely ruining their chances of survival later on.
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6. If your commander could revive one person, who would it be and why?
They don't know.
There are too many and some of them are even alive in the foreign Tyria they are in now, but they're not the same person they knew. Heck, even Vesska is no longer the same person, and dooming someone else to a whole different existence along with them would be far too selfish to even consider.
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7. How does your commander feel toward their position of power? / 16. If given the chance, would your commander give up their fame and power? If so, why?
It was something they enjoyed both selfishly (they liked the attention) and selflessly (they knew they could handle the responsibilities and help others better than most).
Definitely had its big downsides, but they knew their way around it due to their upbringing and they could do more that way, so they played the part as if it was all perfectly fine.
Back in their Tyria, it would have been highly unlikely for them to give it all up, especially without a good reason, as that was working out pretty okay for everyone.
Now they'd give it up to go back to their Tyria even just for a moment, no hesitation.
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8. Does your commander fear death?
Not really. If it had to happen, it'd happen, but they sure would have tried to make it happen on their terms instead of someone else's.
As it were, the two times they were on death's doorstep they held on enough for help to arrive and survive to retry another day.
Now, not anymore. They wholeheartedly wish Aurene had allowed them to die with their universe, instead of saving them and leaving them all alone in the Mists. What good was it for, if they were bound to be useless to the Tyria they ended up in, unable to save others as they had saved themselves already?
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9. Does your commander believe theyβre on the right path?
They used to believe it, as everything they personally did ended up being "right".
Now they believe that their legendary luck doomed their entire Tyria, as if it was some fucked up joke of the Eternal Alchemy's balance.
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10. When alone, how does your commander handle grief?
Thanks to their luck, Vesska didn't really face much grief until HoT.
Usually it was enough to just go and have fun, live a little, and they were fine by the next day, but sometimes it lasted no matter what, so they pretended it didn't bother them anyway.
Their safe place ended up becoming Trahearne's side in the Grove.
If he was awake, he'd be able to help them work through it and comfort them, otherwise laying down next to him in his "chamber" was enough to at least soothe their hurt.
Pretty ironic, given that their biggest source of grief up until almost the end of their Tyria was his fate shrouded in questions and doubts, the one they selfishly had a hand in making by refusing his request to die before Mordremoth made him his vessel.
Now, Vesska doesn't really "handle" their grief, because it's almost all they feel. It gets messy sometimes, and the most well-adjusted thing they can do about it is to take it out on the first ruffians or aggressive creatures they come across.
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11. What is the proudest moment your commander has experienced?
Seeing their siblings ascend.
It was bittersweet to be left behind for a while, but that was Aurene's and Vlast's moment and Vesska had done their part by helping them get there.
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12. How does your commander feel about Braham?
[note: Braham's story in the AU is very different, as Eir doesn't die because Vesska saves her against all odds, yet she is still left disabled and healing/adjusting to her new life is a rough process. Due to various different circumstances, his temper tantrum directed at the Commander doesn't last that much, he is more present in the story and he doesn't become Champion of Primordus in IBS]
Initially Vesska thought he was just a brash kid who wanted to prove himself and idolized a successful figure like the Commander, and it was a pretty normal friendship until one-sided feelings bubbled up on Braham's side and they had to draw a line in the sand about it.
Things seemed normal until HoT, but then it was rough to deal with someone who had a lot of growing up left to do yet was too busy grieving for the sorry health state of his mother, all while Vesska themselves was dealing with the terrible condition in which Trahearne was.
Lots of back and forth in their friendship as stuff happened and they both reacted to it, but once Braham managed to catch up on his own healing and Vesska had less on just their shoulders, feelings that were a lot healthier started to bloom for both of them. In IBS they managed to start a pretty good and balanced relationship, just in time to lean on each other as shit hit the proverbial fan in many ways.
Overall, they love their big dumb norn, and him being fascinated by their transformation helped a great deal in adjusting to it.
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13. How does your commander feel about Caithe?
[note: Caithe's story in the AU is different during s2/HoT. While she does steal the egg initially, she spares a few words that change the situation slightly, and at the end of s2 Vesska does manage to convince her to let them go with her in the jungle for safety. Trust is still in short supply for a while, but Vesska allows her to keep the egg as a token of their trust, and while she has to run off at one point, she gets to redeem her initial theft at multiple points]
It's complicated (positive).
They care deeply for her ("love" would require a more precise definition that can't be found in their messiness), she was the one who most comforted them about Trahearne (while also crossing the line a bunch, though it was not intentional and the line was never clear), and they don't know what they and Aurene would have done without her (Vesska was more suited for being an older sibling to the hatchling, while being a mother came natural to Caithe).
Becoming both minions of Aurene made things even more complicated, but honestly? That was okay in its multifaceted way.
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14. How does your commander feel about the dragons?
At first Vesska didn't feel like the threat warranted the terror everyone felt, not because it wasn't real, but because it felt like it would have been possible to fix things long ago if everyone did more than just reacting to the dragons' actions. In all honesty, a perspective they later admitted to be warped by their formative years spent in Lion's Arch and their guardian's attitude.
They grew up particularly admiring Cobiah Marriner for his brave feats against Zhaitan and building that amazing city, and they were also proud of their people, who had survived losing everything and still made the most of the dangerous jungles no one else dared to call home.
When the chance to fight back against the dragons presented itself, it felt like destiny to Vesska, but they would soon learn that reality was worse than any tale could ever communicate.
While their initial confidence and acts of bravery (that forged the myth of their luck) boosted the fledgling Pact's morale a great deal, they learned to be more calculating and ready for anything even as they took risks, and it paid off in the long run.
Becoming the sibling of two dragons opened them up to even more understanding of the elder dragons, and what was a just war against nature itself started feeling like having to put down rabid beasts who were too far gone. Necessary, but bitter.
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15. How has your commander changed overtime?
Physical changes aside (being champion of two dragons at once and then getting turned into a minion comes with those) and ignoring what happened to them after the end of their universe, they remained mostly the same from an outside view, as most of the changes were things they ignored as long as they could get away with it.
Starting out as a very talented and charismatic "nepo baby" progeny with an enviable track record that they topped off with the Snaff's Savant title, their first successes as Commander made them extremely confident in their abilities and full of themselves.
What started off as just favorable innate talents and a positive attitude ended up becoming a myth of luck tied to them, and it became so much bigger than them that they ended up believing in it as well.
Their ego built and solidified itself on that concept, and they were happy to be a ray of hope for others, but it was a bit of a facade for themselves as well, one they hid behind in search of comfort. After all, if they were actually doing the wrong thing, things would have gone badly, but everything was always going okay or even great, so they must be doing the right thing for sure... right?
HoT also marked a shift in their behavior, leading to their self-imposed fixation of having to be everywhere they could to keep bad things from happening. Granted, it seemed to work and they were proud of what they achieved, but deep down it increasingly wore them out.
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17. How many people truly know your commander?
Dragon siblings excluded, they never showed themselves fully to anyone. The closest are Trahearne, Caithe, Braham, Kasmeer, but all of them lack understanding of one or more facets of them.
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18. How does your commander handle stress? / 19. How does your commander unwind?
Parties and casual intimate encounters were their bread and butter for most of their career, and they felt no shame in it as it sure boosted morale for everyone involved.
Goldclaw had a series dedicated to the Commander, not just one book, with their direct approval and occasional feedback session.
Now they just... don't unwind and barely handle it all.
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20. Can anyone calm your commander down, no matter what? If yes, who and why?
Trahearne for years, as mentioned above.
Vesska doesn't even know why they fell so bad for him in the first place, they just did because he was as he was, and that translated to how easily they could calm them down. To them, he was just... peace and happy thoughts.
Ironic, considering they're the heads of a military organization formed to vanquish the elder dragon of death, but one doesn't look a gift kirin in the mouth.
Aurene became another one who could calm them down very easily, but surprisingly, Vlast did it better than her once they got to know each other better.
They often joked about how at first they could barely stand or trust each other (Vlast didn't really trust anyone, and from Vesska's PoV he was still a big unruly dragon they didn't know at all), but over time they were the only ones who could calm each other down (Vlast ended up becoming very good at making people reflect on their issues and come to a resolution, and Vesska used the fact he would not harm them no matter what to calm him down multiple times).
In Vesska's AU, Eir doesn't die in Heart of Thorns and has a pretty rough time with recovery until she receives a blessing from Wolf.
While Zojja and her stay out of most of the action tied to the Crystal dragon, they get to be instrumental in slaying the two dragons that caused so much pain to their respective people.
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Heart of Thorns
So, for starters, Eir survives, but does so barely. Faolain still stabbed the thorn in her side, and the Vinetooth still wounded and slammed her against the tree.
What made all the difference was that Vesska managed to shield her with guardian magic from afar at the last moment just as she came into view, their spell greatly weakened by the distance but still strong enough to deviate the blow to the side of her abdomen.
With the attack not being immediately fatal, Vesska rushed to her as the others kept the beast occupied, throwing as much magic as they could spare into healing her wounds and keeping her from bleeding out on the spot, then aided the others in slaying the Vinetooth from afar, too weak to join the fight directly.
Such hastened magical regeneration on fatal wounds is never ideal for anyone involved, let alone when the wounded has been a prisoner for days, but that was the only option that gave Eir a chance of surviving and Vesska's lack of hesitation in putting themselves at risk to save her was instrumental.
The norn was still in severe conditions, so as the others rested just long enough for Vesska to walk before leaving to find Caithe (who was with them but had to escape to keep the egg safe), Braham and Rox carried her to the nearest camp for further medical attention and safe transport out of the jungle, then they joined back with the Commander in VB.
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Season 3 - Path of Fire
Braham was extremely thankful for what Vesska had done, but once the Pact came back victorious (and after he and Rox tracked and brought Garm home), that gratitude started to sour as he saw the still-terrible conditions his mother was in and the grim reality of settled in.
The damage to her back from the impact bothered Eir a noticeable amount, but the hasty-healed scars left by the gash on one side and by the stab on the other made every movement agony, so she was bedridden for months, healing slowly and struggling to even sit up on her own.
She was genuinely glad she had a chance to spend more time with her son, often thanking Vesska during their visits and joking about what happened, but she couldn't hide how much it all actually affected her, not when Braham rarely left her bedside.
For many norn, that was a fate far worse than death, and while she tried to take it in stride, there was no doubt that her life would never be the same. Tired of seeing his mother in so much pain and refusing to let her legend end there, Braham spent months searching for an alternative way to heal her, looking into dangerous magic and ancient myths, and when the Commander tried to intervene to keep him safe, all that stress boiled over (along with unrequited affection) and exploded in a big argument between them.
In the meantime, Zojja was going through her own canon issues with recovery, including pushing everyone away once she was physically well enough to take care of herself.
The moment Eir learned of it from Vesska, she became extremely restless and stubbornly tried to get back on her feet no matter the cost or pain, not willing to let her friend be alone during yet another difficult time.
Eir later claimed it was Wolf giving her a powerful blessing for "putting one of her pack first", but as a matter of fact, in spite of her condition she managed to find the strength to transform into the Wolf. With "her" body feeling lighter and stronger than it did in months, Eir dashed out of her homestead and through the asuran gates towards Rata Sum, then tracked Zojja down amongst the panic of the citizens.
From the asura's PoV, all of a sudden a massive red beast had just barged into her room and jumped her, so it took Zojja a handful of very long moments of sheer panic before she recognized who was actually simply hugging her. Then it didn't take much longer for the transformation to run out and for Eir to just collapse there without a word.
And so, Zojja was forced to reach out to others to help carry the norn back to her homestead, and under the credible threat of Eir pulling that stunt again, she wasn't allowed to isolate herself again. The asura even stayed in Hoelbrak for a few days to make sure Eir hadn't just booked her way to an early grave for her, stressing and fussing over her worse than Braham was (in a way he was happy she managed something like that, but he had to first elaborate the heart attack he had over hearing what happened while he was on the other side of the Shiverpeaks). She kept visiting her frequently, and over time they grew closer as Zojja helped her with recovery, so much that Rox started calling her Eirsdottir to poke fun at Braham.
Taking advantage of her Wolf form to move around (while not painless, that body could withstand a lot more without further damaging her own), Eir became a Shaman of Wolf and learned to stay transformed longer than most norn ever could, as well as finding purpose in her community and helping others who were struggling like she was.
During s3 and PoF, Zojja spent a lot more time with Eir in Hoelbrak than back in Rata Sum. The time away from the closed mentality of the city did her good, finding chances to heal and even a bit of joy in the norn community through Eir, as well as reigniting her passion for research as she studied the magic of the Spirits of the Wild more up close.
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Season 4
While the duo didn't get to do much against Kralkatorrik directly, they're still a big part of the narrative from relative safety.
[Many events are different in this season and may still be changed as I switch wip stuff around]
After the whole Rata Primus shebabble made news back in Tyria as yet another broken promise of the "reformed for realsies this time" Inquest, Zojja contacted her former mentee to check on her, and learning of Blish's new nature made her return to her golemancy roots, something she hadn't dared to touch since losing Mr. Sparkles after the fleet's crash (the rest of Destiny's Edge had offered to go and collect his remains for her, but she had vehemently refused and allowed what was later recovered to be salvaged).
When Taimi came to her for help against Kralkatorrik, looking for insights from someone who had fought the dragon before, Zojja unsubtly panicked at first, then after shutting down for a few days about it opted to talk with Eir to decide what to do.
Going against that specific dragon already was too much for both of them, between the trauma of the way they lost Snaff and what happened in the jungle still being too fresh in their minds and bodies, but they decided to still go and aid them as they could without direct involvement.
While Eir's Mists-sensitivity thanks to the Spirits helped a lot with the rifts, Zojja figured out a way to take advantage of the resonance a lot sooner in order to track Kralkatorrik (meaning Blish had no need to sacrifice himself and his input helped greatly on the research side of things) thanks to what Snaff had figured out before their first encounter, though she didn't dare to attempt mind controlling the dragon like he had done (traumatic reasons aside, that trick had gotten him killed and was unlikely to work twice).
Zojja and Eir also got to meet Snaff's ghost as he arrived to summon Aurene, Vlast and their Champion to Glint's trials (they happen in ep4 instead of ep5: she still has those terrifying visions, but Vlast and Vesska chase after her immediately), and they both found closure in the bittersweet conversation with him, finally burying the hurt that they couldn't leave behind for over a decade and the asura admitting they were family.
They don't feel up to the task when it comes to joining the battles in Thunderhead and Dragonfall, opting to stay in the backlines and focus on aiding and protecting the wounded. Still, they did feel majorly guilty about sitting out of the actual fight while the rest of the guild was involved, but the others made sure to comfort them on the "abandonment" front (it was nothing like when Logan had left abruptly) and underline the fact that without their help they would have never gotten to that point.
Aurene's temporary death left them both struck with refreshed trauma, but Zojja actually managed to shake herself out of it before it took hold, not wanting to wallow in that kind of misery again no matter what. She got the whole guild to do something to help around, stayed close to Taimi after managing to quite gently get her to stop crying, then kept trying and failing to comfort Vesska about what happened not being their fault, even sassing Vlast into silence (which at least got a meager chuckle out of them) and comforting him too when he tried to get her to leave them alone to mourn.
After Aurene's resurrection, they stayed behind with the wounded in Thunderhead Keep, and once everyone else left Zojja finally cracked under the pressure and directly asked Eir for support instead of hiding away.
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Icebrood Saga
Kralkatorrik's death sure was a boon to their mental health, only for it to take a progressive downward turn between the reveal of Jormag being tied to the recent mess at the charr rally and Primordus return to activity months afterwards.
However, this time they decided to get involved: Zojja started helping Taimi, joining her krewe as she admitted the pupil had surpassed the master, while Eir traveled North but had to physically stay out of the action in Bjora, sending Garm to help out and keep an eye on her son and the rest of Dragon's Watch.
After what happened in Drizzlewood, the duo spurred into action without telling anyone.
Thanks to Zojja's previous research on the Spirits and the tech she developed from it, they were able to track down where Owl was hiding before anyone else could.
Thanks to Wolf's blessing, Eir allowed Owl to use her body as a temporary host in order to keep her on the move, but the dragon's corruption immediately started taking a toll on both norn and Spirit, so Zojja quickly re-engineered her tech to partially filter it out, with the boon of keeping Owl mostly veiled from Jormag.
Together with the other Spirits of the Wild, they hatched a plan that they then presented to the Commander and the elder dragon siblings: Zojja would use her golemancy to aid the Spirits in baiting Primordus to the surface, while Eir would unveil the presence of Owl within her to attract Jormag in the same place. Risky to no end, but everyone agreed it was their best bet.
During that version of Dragonstorm, Bangar (who was still veeery mad about being betrayed by Ryland and -big surprise to no one but him- actually collared by the ice dragon) proved to be a major threat that nearly toppled the scales, so Eir spent the entire battle in a deadlock with him to allow Owl to keep his connection from Jormag temporarily severed, leveling the field by greatly underpowering both of them.
Then, to keep their Champion from saving the ice dragon at the last moment, Eir had stayed behind to pin the ex-Imperator to the ground as the blast happened, and Owl sacrificed herself to shield Eir from it.
However, Eir and Owl hadn't shared that sacrificial part of the plan with anyone but Aurene and Vlast, much to everyone's shock when they didn't see the norn among those transported to safety. Before Braham could even react after the explosion happened, Zojja had already jumped down in the blast zone with her golem suit to search for Eir, totally losing her cool during what seemed like another Snaff situation.
When she found Eir in bad conditions but by all means alive, she used her golem to pull her out of the debris, and by the time the others arrived she was fully breaking down in the norn's arms, cussing her to the Eternal Alchemy and back for what she did without telling her.
They later discover that not only Owl's essence still lived in Eir, but that the Spirit was also slowly recovering.
While Eir's connection to Wolf was no more, she could hear the Spirit's thoughts growing stronger every day and became the de facto havroun of Owl, eventually finding out she could transform into a stronger than usual Owl form that allowed her great liberty from pain for as long as she liked (imagine a snowy owl with the red of her hair instead of black). Once she was strong enough to speak clearly to her, Owl eventually confirmed that she would return when Eir would die, but that was fine by her.
As some put it, no norn better exemplified Owl: a keen hunter who took care of her children, her family and her people's hearth at all costs.
Zojja instead was celebrated by her people for being instrumental in putting an end to Primordus, and while she put her own needs first and only acted as a consultant to the Arcane Council, she was pretty much pushed down a road to eventually become part of it.
They sat out of EoD, still recovering and busy with their people's matters.
When the Dragonvoid started wreaking havoc in Hoelbrak, they rushed to do their part in the fight to keep people safe and the monsters at bay.
And when the End arrived, at least they were together in their last moments.
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A new stranger from the Mists has been spotted traveling around Tyria, mostly through sparse glimpses of their true form as they switch glamours, and no one knows what their face looks like.
