Lock

Lock was a 'new Hound of Shadow'.Toll the Hounds, Dramatis Personae, UK HB
Lock was described as bone-white and whiter than Pallid, with onyx eyes and covered in scars which reveal dark blue skin beneath the short white hair. Lock was leaner and longer-necked than the Shadow Hounds.Toll the Hounds, Chapter 6, UK HB p.170
Lock was huge, yet still half the weight of fellow Hound, Cast.Toll the Hounds, Chapter 18, UK HB p.859Toll the Hounds, Chapter 23, US PB p.769
==In Toll the Hounds==
Lock and Pallid were two new Hounds running with the Hounds of Shadow when Shadowthrone and Cotillion appeared before Traveller near Morn. While the older Hounds gathered around Traveller, the two newcomers kept their distance. When Traveller asked about them, Cotillion admitted they had "just sort've...showed up" while Shadowthrone claimed he had summoned them as seven was the desired number of Hounds. However, both Traveller and Cotillion doubted that statement and Traveller suggested they were likely two of the fabled Hounds of Light. The two newcomers seemed to be accepted by the other Hounds of Shadow and, acting as rearguard, accompanied Traveller when Shadowthrone sent them to guide Traveller in his initial journey across the Lamatath Plain to Darujhistan.Toll the Hounds, Chapter 6, UK HB p.170/172 
Shan was however unhappy with the two new Hounds, especially with Lock who seemed to want to travel alongside her, ghostly and silently, equally good at it as well. Lock seemed to enjoy irritating her with his constant presence at her side, running away, tongue lolling as if in laughter, whenever she snapped and snarled to drive him away.Toll the Hounds, Chapter 18, UK HB p.654 
While flying over the Lamatath Plain, Kagamandra Tulas caught the scent of the Hounds of Shadow. As their first master, he was pleased to fly down to greet them, although he found Shadowthrone and Cotillion unworthy of their company. But he was horrified to see Pallid and Lock among them. The two Hounds in turn regarded Tulas with hate. He called all of the Hounds conjurations – manifestations who would turn on their masters eventually.Toll the Hounds, Chapter 18, UK HB p.658 
On the last night of the Gedderone Fête, powerful forces converged on Darujhistan. The Hounds trampled the farm of Grisp Falaunt before destroying the Cutter Road Gate on their way into the city. Pallid split off from the rest and brawled with Baran.Toll the Hounds, Chapter 23, UK HB p.840-842 When he later rejoined Lock, the peace between the two groups of Hounds was over. Both their hides were sprayed with blood, their skin hanging in strips in places and showing terrible puncture wounds in their necks and elsewhere. They padded side by side down the main avenue running parallel to the lakeshore.Toll the Hounds, Chapter 23, UK HB p.858 After Anomander Rake's death, light flashed onto Darujhistan from the shattered moon above and eight more Hounds of Light manifested in the city to join Pallid and Lock. The pack of now ten Hounds had come to seize Dragnipur, a sword of perfect justice, for their unnamed "master".Toll the Hounds, Chapter 23, US TPB p.770Toll the Hounds, Chapter 24, US TPB p.794 
The Hounds were met with heavy resistance from Karsa Orlong, the Seguleh Second, Tulas Shorn, De nek okral, and Barathol Mekhar, who had gathered to protect the sword or fight the Hounds for their own ends. At least six of the Hounds were killed in the complex and confused fight that followed, and the surviving Hounds of Light, including Pallid, were forced to flee without their prize.Toll the Hounds, Chapter 23, US TPB p.775Toll the Hounds, Chapter 24, US TPB p.792-796 It was not clear if Lock was amongst the survivors.
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