Private Dealings with Thjazi
Bolaire says that his dealings with Thjazi were private and were often conducted through an intermediary.
A masked figure who moves comfortably through noble circles and maintained private dealings with Thjazi Fang.
Bolaire Lathalia wears fine black leather and suede over deep crimson clothing, with long dark-red curls surrounding a living grey-clay mask. Although not a noble, he is welcomed within noble spaces and deals in matters of nobility. Bolaire attended Thjazi Fang’s execution to observe who possessed the power to save him and who chose not to use it. He later arrives at the Farramh, where the Fang family treats both him and his unusual mask with familiarity.
Bolaire says that his dealings with Thjazi were private and were often conducted through an intermediary.
Bolaire watched Thjazi’s execution from the nobles’ gallery to learn who possessed the power to intervene and who would choose to exercise it.
Bolaire has access to museum resources and believes they may help identify obscure folkloric magic.
Bolaire and Vaelus already know one another, and Vaelus states that Bolaire allowed her into Dol-Makjar.
Major events shaping Bolaire Lathalia.
When Thimble’s name was spoken downstairs, Thaisha’s silver box flew open and shattered black clay began assembling into a mask resembling Bolaire’s.
Julien secretly spat upon Thjazi’s body, crossing the Old Path protection around the Farramh and drawing an unknown shadow after him.
Thjazi Fang was publicly condemned and hanged beneath the Guardian Wall under the authority of the Chamber of Lords-Advisory.
Thjazi’s family and community gathered at the Fang home for an orcish Farramh beginning on the day of his death.
An ancient revolutionary conflict remembered through the Guardian Wall and the destruction of Sylandri’s immortal nightingale guardian.
Thjazi and Thimble took the Stone of Nightsong during their last major adventure; Thimble calls it a recovery, while Vaelus calls it theft.
Bonds, loyalties and conflicts as they develop across the campaign.
Private Associates
Bolaire and Thjazi maintained private dealings, often through an intermediary.
After observing Thjazi’s execution, Bolaire comes to the Fang home and offers assistance to Halandil’s family.
An Unexplained Acquaintance
Bolaire and Vaelus already know one another, and Bolaire apparently helped Vaelus enter Dol-Makjar.
Vaelus recognises Bolaire at the Farramh and later reminds them that they allowed her into the city.
Established Friends
Bolaire identifies Halandil as a friend, and the Fang family is familiar with Bolaire and their living mask.
Bolaire comes to Halandil’s home for the Farramh and is welcomed with established familiarity.
Open and resolved questions connected to Bolaire Lathalia.
Who stole the Stone from Thimble’s hideout, where is it now and why was this funerary relic targeted?
The Stone was removed from the hideout during the attack. Its purpose is now known, but its current holder and the motive for taking it are not.
The Stone was created after Sylandri’s original nightingale guardian was destroyed during the Shapers’ War.
What is the shadow following Julien, and what consequence does it represent?
After Julien violates the Farramh’s Old Path protection, Bolaire sees a small shadow-like presence follow him away.
Bolaire believes that the museum’s resources may contain information about the old folkloric magic responsible for the shadow.
What is the forming mask, why does Thimble’s name activate it and how is it connected to Bolaire?
A box retrieved at Thjazi’s request opens when Thimble’s name is spoken and forms a black-clay mask resembling Bolaire’s living mask.
Thaisha believes that retrieving the box was the final thing Thjazi asked her to do.
Is the paint literal, magical, coded or a prepared resource, and what does Bolaire know about it?
Thjazi’s final private instructions say that paint is waiting for Halandil with Bolaire, but Episode 1 never explains the phrase.
Thjazi tells Halandil that paint is waiting for him with Bolaire, but dies before explaining further.
Who or what killed Sylandri, where did it happen and what followed the death of Aramán’s final god?
Vaelus witnessed the death of Sylandri, described as the final god of Aramán, seventy years before Episode 1.
Vaelus remembers watching the final god of Aramán die seventy years earlier, but the place, cause and killer are not revealed.
Transcript-backed statements concerning Bolaire Lathalia, with testimony and uncertain claims kept distinct from direct depiction.
Bolaire approaches the Fang home wearing fine black leather and suede over deep crimson clothing. Long, dark-red curls frame a grey clay mask whose black eyes contain tiny reflected blue lights and whose features move like a living face.
Bolaire says that they did not know Thjazi particularly well. Their dealings were private and often conducted through an intermediary.
Bolaire attended the execution expecting someone to help the clever Thjazi escape. They wanted to witness personally who possessed the power to save him and who chose to exercise—or withhold—that power.
Thjazi’s death is identified as the first execution in Dol-Makjar’s history carried out exclusively under the authority of the Chamber of Lords-Advisory, marking an important expansion of power for the Sundered Houses.
Thaisha summons her wild companion Hala, a deer-like spirit who continues performing the Farramh rites while Thaisha turns away to greet Bolaire.
Bolaire recognises Tyranny from a museum gala six months earlier. Tyranny avoided security for nearly fifteen minutes before vomiting into one of the only three remaining Eyes of Kelaun urns.
Elodie greets Bolaire as Master Lathalia and says that she saw them elsewhere in the nobles’ viewing gallery. Bolaire responds that they remain at her service.
Halandil welcomes Bolaire and thanks them for attending. Neither Halandil nor his family reacts with surprise to Bolaire’s living mask, suggesting that they are already familiar with both Bolaire and their unusual appearance.
Bolaire recognises that the candles, coins and treasures placed around Thjazi form an Old Path protection created by his loved ones.
Bolaire perceives that someone has crossed the Old Path protection surrounding Thjazi’s body.
Bolaire sees a small shadow-like presence born into existence and follow Julien as he walks out of the Fang home.
Bolaire believes that museum resources may help identify the obscure folkloric magic responsible for the shadow.
Vaelus identifies the stolen object as the Stone of Nightsong, and Bolaire immediately recognises the name.
Vaelus recognises Bolaire as someone she already knows, although the history of their acquaintance remains unexplained.
Bolaire demands to know why Vaelus is damaging her chances of recovering the Stone. Vaelus responds that Bolaire allowed her into Dol-Makjar.
Bolaire recalls that the Stone was created so elves killed through accident or injury could reach Sylandri’s Garden of the Spirit without suffering during the journey.
The Stone allowed elven spirits to be ferried swiftly through the Tenebral Reaches by a spirit of song and night without touching its hardship or pain.
The Stone was created after Sylandri’s original guardian spirit, an immortal nightingale, was destroyed during the Shapers’ War.
Bolaire asks what it would take for Vaelus to leave the grieving family alone and argues that the Fangs do not knowingly possess the Stone.
Vaelus asks where the little fairy companion who travelled with Thjazi can be found. Murray and Bolaire realise that she means Thimble.
When Thimble’s name is spoken downstairs, the silver box upstairs flies open and the black clay and velvet hidden within begin moving together.
The shaking black clay and velvet rapidly assemble into the shape of a mask resembling the living clay mask worn by Bolaire.
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Thjazi Fang is publicly condemned beneath the Guardian Wall. After sharing a final connection with Halandil and issuing several urgent instructions, he delivers a defiant final statement and is hanged.
The masked Bolaire Lathalia arrives at Thjazi’s Farramh after observing his execution from the nobles’ gallery. Bolaire reunites with Thaisha and Tyranny as Halandil’s daughter Hero arrives with her mother, Elodie.
Wicander returns Thjazi’s scimitar to Halandil as Sir Julien Davinos escorts Thjazi’s grieving estranged wife, Aranessa, to the Farramh. Their journey reveals Julien’s role in Thjazi’s earlier capture and Aranessa’s enduring love for her former husband.
Loza asks Wicander to help Teor find work after her retirement. Aranessa then confronts House Halovar’s claims that it tried to save Thjazi before mourning her estranged husband and warning Halandil that Faerie’s influence is fading.
Julien secretly spits upon Thjazi’s body while the mourners are distracted. As he later leaves the Fang home, Bolaire perceives that the Old Path protection surrounding Thjazi has been crossed and that a small shadow-like presence is following Julien.
An unnatural cold falls across the Rookery as Vaelus, an elven Sister of the fallen goddess Sylandri, arrives from the Mournvale. She accuses Thjazi of stealing the Stone of Nightsong and demands that Halandil return it.
Bolaire recalls the funerary purpose of the Stone of Nightsong while Thaisha retrieves a silver box connected to Thjazi. When Vaelus speaks Thimble’s name, the box opens and shattered black clay begins forming a mask resembling Bolaire’s.