Bloodmoon Huntress/Relationships

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## Enemies

### Aditi

Kim'dael plotted to kill Aditi by pretending to seek sanctuary in Lux Aurea. Aditi had heard about the crimes that Kim'dael committed, and could sense the Moonshadow Elf's treacherous intentions before leading her to the Sunforge. Aditi fashioned a magical collar called the Mercy Debt that she used to bind Kim'dael into servitude until one of her descendants chose to set her free. Kim'dael resented Aditi for outsmarting her and vowed to end the Sunfire Elf's life following her liberation.

### Suroh

Kim'dael abducted Suroh and his parents so that she could drink their blood and extend her life during the Blood Moon. But before she could do so, her plans were thwarted by the collaborative effort of Rayla, Runaan, and Ethari.

### Rayla

Rayla had heard about Kim'dael's legend as the Bloodmoon Huntress while growing up in the Silvergrove. During the Blood Moon, Kim'dael encountered Rayla while intending to drink the blood of a Skywing Elf family and tried to kill the young Moonshadow Elf by throwing her into a river. However, Rayla managed to survive and was able to defeat Kim'dael with the aid of Runaan and Ethari. The infuriated Kim'dael chose to flee and vowed to take revenge on Rayla should they meet again.

### Runaan and Ethari

Runaan and Ethari were willing to confront Kim'dael after she attempted to kill Rayla. Kim'dael battled Runaan and revealed her intentions to kill him and Ethari so that she could drink their blood and extend her life. However, Runaan and Ethari's collaborative effort were successful in thwarting Kim'dael's plans, which forced her to flee while angrily vowing to take revenge.

### Pharos

Kim'dael felt insulted when Pharos questioned Karim about enlisting the help of someone of her ilk and threatened to kill the former Sunfire High Priest if he did not elaborate. It was only when Karim revealed his identity as the great-grandson of Aditi that she released the frightened Pharos from her grip.

### Karim

Kim'dael served Karim after he promised to free her from the Mercy Debt if she helped him in stealing Janai's Sun Seed. Kim'dael refused to kill Janai when Karim ordered her to since killing the Sunfire Queen was not part of their deal, so she demanded him to revoke the Mercy Debt so that she could kill anyone he desired. Upon learning that only the true monarch of Lux Aurea could free her, Kim'dael decided to abandon Karim.

### Janai

Kim'dael first encountered Janai during her task of stealing the latter's Sun Seed. The two engaged in a fearsome battle that ended with Kim'dael as the victor, and the Bloodmoon Huntress was furious when she learned that Janai had moved the Sun Seed elsewhere. Knowing that Janai could not tell the location of the Sun Seed if she dies, Kim'dael opted to take the Sunfire Queen as a hostage. Kim'dael eventually demanded Karim to revoke the Mercy Debt so that she could kill the captured Janai, only for Janai to reveal that only the true monarch of Lux Aurea possessed the power to do so. Janai warned that if she and Karim perished in their skirmish, there would be no descendant of Aditi left and the Mercy Debt would gradually kill Kim'dael. Realizing that there was no winning strategy, Kim'dael admitted defeat and promised to meet Janai again before giving her a kiss on the cheek and vanishing.

### Amaya

When Amaya attacked Karim for abducting Janai, Kim'dael threatened Janai with her claws to prevent the human from killing the one who promised to free her from the Mercy Debt. Kim'dael was then forced to leave Amaya be after Janai threatened to have the latter kill Karim, which would result in the end of Aditi's bloodline and the Bloodmoon Huntress's eternal enslavement.

## References

1. ↑ The Queen's Mercy
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Bloodmoon Huntress (Novel)
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Book Five, Chapter 5: "Archmage Akiyu"
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Book Five, Chapter 8: "Finnegrin's Wake"
5. ↑ Book Five, Chapter 7: "Sea Legs"