Sessa Kelten

Sessa Kelten is Sirrieena Kelten's older sister. During the war between Grey's Mark and Klaime, Sessa, who served under Ovan Darmgew of Grey's Mark, was in the process of training her youngest sister Sirrieena. During this time, Yosho Ki'Sing became the general of a battalion of soldiers and came threateningly close to Grey's Mark's boarders. This not only called Sessa's Charge into action, but beckoned Sessa to give her younger sister away to the young general. Sessa and Sirrieena, along with a Field Scholar from the Red Spire arrive at Yosho's camp, surprising the young man by declaring that the young girl in the party, even younger than Yosho, is his bodyguard, and will serve him to the death. Yosho tries to resist, but find himself unable to compete with the persuasive and tenacious women. Sessa meets the young general one more time, breifly, during a parley when His army and Ovan's Army meet on the field of battle. Sessa inquires about his bodyguard, as the boy is completely alone, while Ovan's Champion, his Bodyguard, and himself are presant. Yosho replies that he doesn't want any of his men, or Sirrieena to get hurt, so he comanded them all to stay behind. Sessa acknowledges the noble, and idealistic approach of the boy. When the two armies clash and Yosho singles out Sessa's Charge, she immidiately intervenes, surprised at the boy's prowess. Sessa commands Ovan to flee while she fights a loosing fight, and becomes mortally wounded while giving Ovan time to esscape. That evening, Yosho learns from Sirrieena that Sessa is her sister, and he rushes to the battlefield to try and save her, but it is far too late. Sessa, nearly dead, speaks with Yosho for a while, asking again where Sirrieena is, receiving the same reply. She then asks if Ovan esscaped, and Yosho acknowledges that Ovan made it to safty. Sessa embraces Yosho weakly and wispers to him that her life has then been worth it. She does not get to see Ovan again, but trusts in Yosho's words before she dies.
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