Pearl-Ear

Pearl-Ear was a kitsune diplomat, and a long-time ambassador at daimyo Konda's court in Eiganjo.Kamigawa Cycle
==Description==
Pearl-Ear was a sister of kitsune ranger Sharp-Ear. She and her brother had six brothers and nine sisters.Scott McGough. (2004.) Outlaw: Champions of Kamigawa, Wizards of the Coast. ISBN-13 0-7869-3140-X.
She was also a friend of Yoshino, the mother of Princess Michiko Konda, and the princess's tutor. For Michiko, she was like a strict yet doting aunt. By the end of the Kami War, she and her younger brother Sharp-Ear had been siblings for almost 100 years.Scott McGough (2005) - Guardian: Saviors of Kamigawa, Wizards of the Coast.
==History==
Pearl-Ear was present for the birth of Michiko Konda, comforting her friend Yoshino, Konda's concubine and Michiko's mother after the birth. She brought the news of his daughter's birth to the Daimyo Takeshi Konda, but he was distracted by other events that night and was acting strange. Pearl-Ear noticed a new shrine to Kyodai set up, though she did not know its name. She also saw that the shrine to the Myojin of Cleansing Fire was crying actual tears. Konda himself was babbling about things that Pearl-Ear could not comprehend, but she felt a terrible portent from his words and the mood of the room and fled from there in fear.
When Michiko was 20 years old, she snuck away from Eiganjo together with her friends Riko and Choryu. They came to Pearl-Ear's village of Sugi Hayashi, but Michiko was taken away by the rogue Toshiro Umezawa. Pearl-Ear's failure to keep the princess safe earned her imprisoned in the Daimyo's tower, and she was eventually banished from Eiganjo altogether. Pearl-Ear traveled back to her village and found it in ruins after a sack by an akki army. She found an encampment nearby where the refugees had settled, including her brother, Sharp-Ear. Toshi reappeared with Michiko in tow, and Pearl-Ear was present when O-Kagachi appeared over the Jukai in search of Kyodai. She witnessed the climactic battle above the boughs, as well as the Daimyo's ultimate fate.
==Story appearances==
Title 	Author 	Publishing date	Set 	Setting (plane)	Featuring
Eight and a Half Tales 	Rei Nakazawa 	2004-10-01 	Champions of Kamigawa	Kamigawa 	Eight-and-a-Half-Tails, Iron-Claw, Jade-Claw, Pearl-Ear
Outlaw: Champions of Kamigawa 	Scott McGough	September 2004 	Champions of Kamigawa	Kamigawa 	Pearl-Ear, Yoshino, Michiko Konda, Nagao, Munetsugu Takeno, Iki Hisoka, Meloku, Takeshi Konda, Myojin of Cleansing Fire, Terashi, Kyodai, Toshiro Umezawa, Marrow-Gnawer, Eitoku, Chiyo, Uramon, Kiku, Kobo, Hidetsugu, Seitaro and Shujiro Yamazaki, Godo, Ben-Ben, Ichi, All-Consuming Oni of Chaos, Riko, Choryu, Sharp-Ear, Myojin of Life's Web, Myojin of Infinite Rage, Kaze, Ichikawa, Silk-Eyes, Cloud-Fur, Silver-Foot, Dawn-Tail, Blade-Tail, Frost-Tail, Mochi, Uyo, O-Kagachi, Myojin of Night's Reach
Heretic: Betrayers of Kamigawa	Scott McGough	January 2005 	Betrayers of Kamigawa	Kamigawa 	Takeshi Konda, Pearl-Ear, Michiko Konda, Yosei, Toshiro Umezawa, Kiku, Uramon, Marrow-Gnawer, Uchida, Yuki-Onna, Hidetsugu, Choryu, Sharp-Ear, Silk-Eyes, Silver-Foot, Blade-Tail, Dawn-Tail, Frost-Tail, Nagao, Riko, Godo, Myojin of Infinite Rage (mentioned), Myojin of Night's Reach, Myojin of Life's Web (mentioned), Isamaru, Munetsugu Takeno, Kyodai, O-Kagachi, Fuan, Hon, Uyo, Chiyo, Mochi, Meloku (mentioned), Okazawa, Seitaro and Shujiro Yamazaki, Iki Hisoka, Myojin of Cleansing Fire (mentioned), All-Consuming Oni of Chaos, Keiga, Okabe
Guardian: Saviors of Kamigawa 	Scott McGough	May 2005 	Saviors of Kamigawa 	Kamigawa 	Michiko Konda, Riko, Toshiro Umezawa, Hidetsugu, Uramon (mentioned), One-Eye, Kyodai, All-Consuming Oni of Chaos, Nagao, Silver-Foot, Kiku, Isamaru, Aoyama, Yosei, Okazawa (mentioned), Marrow-Gnawer, Myojin of Night's Reach, Takeshi Konda, O-Kagachi, Mochi, Uyo, Chiyo, Sosuke, Sachi, Myojin of Life's Web, Jugan, Godo, Yuki-Onna, Pearl-Ear, Sharp-Ear, Silk-Eyes
==In-game references==
==References==
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