Brayderal

Brayderal was a tall, bony girl with an unusually white face, who suddenly appeared near the head of the Snake after the march had started.Dust of Dreams, Chapter 4, UK HB p.148 
==In Dust of Dreams==
Brayderal's looks reminded Badalle of the Quitters and she did not like the newcomer who had pushed her way in. Brayderal tried to persuade the leaders of the Snake to turn back.Dust of Dreams, Chapter 4, UK HB p.148/149Dust of Dreams, Chapter 8, UK HB p.278/279 She told the others that she had seen tall strangers on their trail but Badalle chose not to believe her. Badalle told Rutt that Brayderal had threads in her blood and would kill them if they let her.Dust of Dreams, Chapter 17, UK HB p.563/564
Brayderal was confirmed to be allied with the 'Quitters', a Forkrul Assail herself, when she thought of possessing the legacy of the Inquisitors beneath her skin. "I am a child of the Quitters. I am here to complete their work." Her father had warned her about the other, human, children. Her father was, from context, the husband of Inquisitor Sever, and Brayderal probably the sister or half-sister of Brother Beleague.Dust of Dreams, Chapter 19, UK HB p.649/652 She had been hiding her physical differences, for example by taking care to stand in the way humans stood.Dust of Dreams, Chapter 19, UK HB p.650
Brayderal did not dare run away as she knew that Badalle had made sure that she was watched by the others and was desperately hoping her kin would arrive soon. She dared not raise her own powerful 'Holy Voice', for the first time ever, in case it upset a scheme of the Forkrul Assail pursuing them.
They were finally attacked by them as they arrived at the Crystal City and Brayderal was swept along with the tides of fleeing children, unable to do anything as she found herself far more weakened than she had anticipated.Dust of Dreams, Chapter 19, UK HB p.653
Badalle defeated the pursuers and Brayderal vanished into the city. Badalle initially intended killing the girl and had a poem for Brayderal prepared however, Brayderal managed to keep out of sigh, grieving for the loss of her kin and tormented by the thought that it was her fault, that she had led the other Forkrul Assail to their deaths. Badalle changed her mind about killing and instead banished Brayderal.Dust of Dreams, Chapter 22, UK HB p.774/775, 777-779
==Notes and references==
Category:Females
Category:Forkrul Assail