Vey Coruscant

Vey Coruscant is a bloodwitch and the boss of Dassament district in Mélusine, as well as one of Malkar Gennadion's students. She murders Ginevra Thomson and is later murdered by Mildmay under orders from Felix Harrowgate, potentially at Malkar's behest.
== Appearance ==
Vey has a "deep and smooth" voice, with an edge like a knife.Monette, Sarah. “Chapter 2.” Mélusine, Ace, New York, 2005. The Doctrine of Labyrinths. Mildmay describes her as pretty, "with light brown hair and hazel-green eyes, not looking a day past her third septad."Monette, Sarah. “Chapter 13.” The Virtu, Ace Books, New York, 2007. The Doctrine of Labyrinths.
== Personality ==
Vey is murderous and controlling.
== Life ==
Vey trains as a student under Malkar.
Vey is such a powerful problem for the Curia that they occasionally agree that something has to be done about her, but nothing ever is. Vey works with Ivo Polydorius, beginning with the murder of Dulcinea Polydorius.Monette, Sarah. “Chapter 18.” The Mirador, Ace Books, New York, 2008. The Doctrine of Labyrinths. Together they turn against Gloria Aestia and Cotton Verlalius.Monette, Sarah. “Chapter 17.” The Mirador, Ace Books, New York, 2008. The Doctrine of Labyrinths. Vey is the one who orders Cornell Teverius killed (which Mildmay fulfills).Monette, Sarah. “Chapter 16.” The Virtu, Ace Books, New York, 2007. The Doctrine of Labyrinths.
=== Mélusine ===
Vey seemingly believes that Malkar is dead, and is in search of gems from Corundum Gate that belonged to Sharon Thestonaria, to possibly locate him.Monette, Sarah. “Chapter 1.” Mélusine, Ace, New York, 2005. The Doctrine of Labyrinths. Mildmay goes with Ginevra as her bodyguard to meet with Vey in Boneprince to sell her rubies. During the sale, Vey double-crosses them and has her lackeys keep them busy. Vey casts a spell to search for someone (allegedly Malkar), and Mildmay and Ginevra flee.
Hugo Chandler tells Vey about Ginevra's location, which allows Vey to have Ginevra killed.
=== The Virtu ===
Vey sends word to Malkar that Felix is attempting to restore the Virtu. Vey and Malkar enter into an agreement to assassinate Stephen Teverius. Vey also hears of Felix's dabbling in necromancy, and blackmails him with sharing the knowledge to ruin his reputation in exchange for meeting him to discuss matters/challenge him to a duel. Felix later theorizes that Malkar set the whole thing up so that Felix would kill Vey.Monette, Sarah. “Chapter 14.” The Virtu, Ace Books, New York, 2007. The Doctrine of Labyrinths. Malkar at least uses the situation in an attempt to trap Felix, but is foiled when Felix sends Mildmay in his place.
Mavortian von Heber encourages Felix to send Mildmay in Felix's place. When Mildmay refuses, Felix uses the obligation d’âme to order MIldmay to find Vey and kill her that evening. Mildmay finds her home and strangles her to death.
== Relationships ==
=== Brandon ===
Brandon is one of Vey's lackeys.
=== Claudio Draper ===
Claudio is one of Vey's lackeys.
=== Felix Harrowgate ===
Felix believes Malkar makes Vey jealous of Felix, as Malkar sets his pupils against each other. Felix later theorizes that Malkar set up the whole situation so that Felix would kill her for him.
=== Ginevra Thomson ===
Ginevra makes the mistake of getting involved with Vey. Vey kills her.
=== Hugo Chandler ===
Hugo is Vey's go-between for a time, until Vey's death.
=== Kolkhis ===
Kolkhis and Vey sometimes work together.
=== Jean-Lundy ===
Jean-Lundy is one of Vey's lackeys.
=== Luther Littleman ===
Luther is Vey's manservant until his death.
=== Malkar Gennadion ===
Malkar considers Vey clever but faithless.
=== Mildmay ===
Mildmay is terrified of Vey. He ultimately kills her.
=== Phoskis Terrapin ===
Phoskis and Vey have worked together for septads.Monette, Sarah. “Chapter 4.” Mélusine, Ace, New York, 2005. The Doctrine of Labyrinths.
== References ==
Category:Mélusine
Category:The Virtu
Category:The Mirador
Category:Characters