Crielle ferch Fnwy

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"*Your light took something from me, when I birthed you . . . You owe me a debt. And soon, you will pay it. And now I have to clean my hand, and I have some fae to entertain.*"
―Crielle ferch Fnwy[[Game Theory, Chapter 33: Invisible]]
**Crielle ferch Fnwy** was a Court Seelie common fae, a powerful courtier at the Seelie Court under the Oak King and her son, Gwyn ap Nudd, the former owner of the An Fnwy estate, the wife of Lludd Llaw Eraint and mother and one of numerous torturers of Gwyn. She was the granddaughter of Rhiamon ferch anFnwy, daughter of Adain ferch Fnwy and Calder ap Cenn, sister to Penarddun ferch Fnwy, sister-in-law to Euroswydd, aunt to Efnisien ap Wledig, and a descendent of Olphix. She was known as one of the most powerful dra'ocht users, and was ultimately murdered by Augus Each Uisge for her crimes against Gwyn.

#### Heartsong

* Appearance (damaged)
* Malice (former)

## Appearance

#### Pronunciation

* Cree-ELL Fair-ach Fen-wee

Crielle had 'azure' eyes. 'She was well-coiffed, her golden hair up with not a single hair out of place, pearl beads decorating it. Her face gave her the appearance of a woman in her mid to late thirties, despite the fact that she was tens of thousands of years old. She wore make up, just enough to accentuate her deep blue eyes and the perfect curve of her lips.' Augus considered her to be 'exquisitely rendered' and thought that she had the kind of beauty that the Raven Prince would have admired.

When she was married, the 'dress alone had cost more than a small fortune, sparkling with the subtle blue of faceted topaz, woven with threads from the fine, tiny pearl silkworms that fed upon the aureum trees of Kiena. With only three hundred trees left in the world, and only fifty of the silkworms, the fabric itself was not only expensive, but thought of as possessing legendary powers.'

Crielle 'used her glamour to make her voice as refined and engaging as possible.'

## Personality

Crielle was a ruthless, sadistic and malicious predator with cunning and intelligence, with the impeccable outward facade of a perfect and good natured hostess and courtier who loved her family and wanted nothing more than for the Seelie Court to be respected and strong. She was incapable of remorse in almost all circumstances, and selectively loved very few people, such as Efnisien, Penarddun, and Rhiamon, though she also had some affection for All'eth and Melchor the sixteenth. She was horrifically abusive towards Gwyn, poisoning, physically and emotionally torturing, and brainwashing him all his life, and encouraging her nephew Efnisien to torture him further. She engineered - along with her husband - to repeatedly place Gwyn in life-threatening situations.

Crielle preferred to work her cruelty through third parties, such as Efnisien, Lludd, and the fie ellyllon in the case of Prince Vane. From a young age she was taught to be secretive about her cruelty, to hide her true nature as much as possible, and focused her all into the appearance of her body and personality, to the point that her heartsong has been appearance for most of her life, and she became an expert at gaslighting Gwyn in particular. She did not like crude or crass methods of cruelty, though she would utilise them through other people. She was never particularly invested in the idea of becoming Queen of the Seelie Court, but not entirely averse to the idea, either.

Crielle found humans boring, slavish, and mindless. She killed a few, but didn't find it very entertaining.

Crielle appeared uninterested in romantic and physical relationships, and seemed to have a bit of touch aversion; she even used her dra'ocht to restrain Lludd when having intercourse with him, though part of that was self-defense due to his heartsong.

## Life

Long before Crielle's birth, a member of the An Fnwy family slighted Davix, which angered his brother Olphix so much that Olphix forced a curse into one of the An Fnwy family members and married it to his own magic. Crielle was one of those affected. Davix believes that the cursed broke with Crielle.

Crielle was born with incredibly powerful and dangerous dra'ocht that let her control her parents and, initially, her grandmother, Rhiamon, even as a child. Although Rhiamon broke free of it and slowly learned to overcome it, Crielle manipulated her parents and the servants for some time, to the point of hurting her father when she forced him to kill bees with his bare hands. This took a toll on Adain, although Adain, like Calder, seemed content under the control of Crielle's dra'ocht. Rhiamon noticed their struggles, and took Crielle away to her cottage before Crielle could 'drive [her] parents - [Rhiamon's] *children* - into an early grave', and to better train Crielle while keeping her true nature a secret.

Rhiamon taught Crielle about the An Fnwy curse, and worked to make Crielle better at hiding her nature, while encouraging her sadism. The two became close. Rhiamon supplied Crielle with tutors, one of whom was Egon, who trained her in poisons. While training under Egon, Crielle created two new poisons: the first, she named throatlack. 'Its first symptom causing the poisoned to slough and then cough up the lining of their own throat in a single, bloodied mess. It was disgusting and agonising, and her body quivered the first time she tried it on an underfae villager several kilometres away.' The second, Egon named the Blue Sting, which involved spasms 'of agony eventually leading to death.' When Egon later forcefully kissed her, Crielle fought him back, then used her glamour to make him kill himself.

Rhiamon often reproached Crielle for not being secretive enough in hiding her true nature when she killed peasants.

Crielle was the older sister of Penarddun, and loved her sister since the latter's birth, seeing a like-minded soul. When Crielle returned to the An Fnwy estate while Rhiamon was on assignment, Crielle spent time with Penarddun and tried to avoid their parents, whom both daughters disliked. Crielle barely waited two weeks into the visit before killing Adain and Calder. This led Rhiamon to break off their close relationship, as she was deeply hurt by the murder of her daughter (and possibly her son-in-law, as well). She appointed Crielle as head of the estate and in charge of its affairs, hired Melchor the sixteenth and his team to aid Crielle in keeping her true nature secret while helping her commit her deeds, but cut off contact for 1000 years.

After Rhiamon broke off contact, Crielle eventually became 'one of the most powerful people in the Oak King’s Court and beloved by many.' She learned to teleport at age 307, which was late for Court fae, but complicated, due to its reliance on her being susceptible to her own glamour. She used the technique to travel and kill more people abroad, as well as learn more languages, which made her more valuable to the Oak King.

Some time after Rhiamon renewed correspondence with Crielle, and she'd found Euroswydd for Penarddun, Rhiamon informed Crielle she'd chosen a suitor for her as well: Lludd. Since Rhiamon and Crielle hadn't corresponded for 1000 years by this point, Crielle was over 1000 years old when she met Lludd. She found him interesting, and, if not an equal, then someone she was amenable to partnering with. They were wed while Penarddun was heavily pregnant with Efnisien. During the wedding, Crielle met Rhiamon for the first time since Rhiamon broke off correspondence. Rhiamon did not stay for the whole event, and died shortly thereafter while on assignment, which caused Crielle to grieve by going to the human realm and sicken 'wells and waterways, granaries and the root systems of orchards', which the Oak King forgave, as the human realm didn't matter much.

Efnisien's birth was difficult, and when it seemed like Penarddun and/or Efnisien might not survive, Crielle used her glamour with Penarddun's permission to pull them both through. Seeing Efnisien finally encouraged her to decide to have a child herself. She had Lludd brought to her chambers, where she used her glamour on him to keep him from hurting her. They made the effort at least 32 times before conceiving Gwyn.

Crielle originally intended for Efnisien and Gwyn to be friends, prior to Gwyn's birth. When Gwyn was born, his light scarred her body and made her infertile. The pain made her attempt to strangle him to death, and she was only stopped by Lludd's intervention. She only restrained herself from killing him afterward because Lludd did not know how to easily dispose of a child. Crielle and Lludd broke the law by not fostering Gwyn out to the Unseelie Court, to avoid staining the family honor.

The first time she felt joy since the birth was when she saw Efnisien torturing Gwyn for her benefit. Lludd placed an aithwick on Gwyn's rib when he was three years old, and both parents ordered Gwyn to never use his abilities.

Crielle was physically and verbally abusive towards Gwyn throughout his life. When speaking to the Glashtyn, Gwyn noted that, 'I was raised with someone whose dra’ocht was on par with yours, and there’s nothing you can do to me that she did not do'. Although Gwyn was always hungry, between the energy requirements of his light, the rigorous training regiments set by his father, and never being taught how to properly feed his true appetite, matters were made worse when Crielle poisoned his food, which encouraged him to avoid eating. She also actively encouraged Efnisien to torture him, starting when Gwyn was 12 or 13 years old by sending them to play together and suggesting Efnisien use knives. She gleefully listened to Gwyn crying to her about it.

When Gwyn considered suicide after brutally murdering Nwython and feeding his heart to his son, Cyledr, Gwyn noted that Crielle would have been gleeful over Gwyn's death.

Crielle actively emphasized Gwyn's role in the Seelie Court as a soldier in order to avoid his being promoted further, but this backfired by helping to keep him on the Oak King's mind, particularly when the Seelie Court needed 'a King was needed who could deal with military strategy and oppositional forces.' When the Oak King nominated Gwyn for the Kingship, Crielle was the only one who voted against it. She remained in power in Gwyn's court. After the Nightingale's defeat, Crielle started carefully gathering power to herself, and was one of, if not the, biggest detractor of his, using her popularity to protect her from Gwyn removing her from Court. Unfortunately, she had to contend with Gwyn's popularity, so she couldn't simply push for his demotion and removal, or even his execution. She had Efnisien come to Court more regularly, with the intent of replacing Gwyn on the throne with him. She was also the one who suggested the Display.

When Augus murdered Efnisien and Gwyn covered it up, Crielle believed Gwyn masterminded Efnisien's murder, and started more actively working against him. Gwyn believed Efnisien's death - the death of the last person she cared about - was the final blow to her sanity. She first attempted to have Augus used as a target for the Wild Hunt, which Gwyn shot down, though this only confirmed to her that Gwyn was up to something. She later revealed to the Seelie Court that Gwyn was Unseelie, and told them the location of the aithwick, feigning her fear of his power as an excuse for the deception. Although Gwyn was removed as King and demoted in status, Albion also sent Crielle back to the An Fnwy estate under house arrest. When Gwyn was exiled, Crielle sent soldiers to hunt him. She also hired assassin shapeshifters to go after him, supplying information to them on individuals who would allegedly emotionally hurt him enough to get close enough to kill him, and gave them mothersbane poison that she'd prepared herself, which 'only activates upon the death of a mother, and only if she thinks hatred towards her child when it happens.' As one last stroke of cruelty, she disowned Gwyn, cutting off his access to the An Fnwy estate and even use of his name after her death. Although he regained his name and the estate some time later, the experience deeply hurt him.

Augus went to the An Fnwy estate himself at the start of *The Court of Five Thrones*, revealed to her that he, not Gwyn, murdered Efnisien, and then killed her.

## Special Abilities

### Fae Abilities

**Dra'ocht/Glamour:** Crielle's dra'ocht was considered one of the most powerful - if not the most powerful - manifestations of fae glamour in the fae realm. It was so powerful that she was able to selectively influence different people, control her parents as a child, and could collectively sway the opinions of thousands of fae, effectively brainwashing them to feel whatever she wanted them to feel. She was also able to weaponize her glamour, using it to make Gwyn feel whatever emotions she wanted him to feel that would make him suffer. She could also weaponize it into a near physical force.

Her dra'ocht could only be managed with extensive magical charms, and even Master Mages like King Oengus Og have confessed to not liking being around her influence, or the Seelie Court while she had control of it. Because her glamour was so powerful, she was basically a shadow monarch for the period of time that she advised the Oak King, because she was able to glamour him too. Even classless fae like Marika were afraid of her.

**Teleportation:** Crielle could teleport, but it was difficult, because it relied on her being susceptible to her own glamour.

### Skills

**Poisoner:** Crielle was an efficient and effective poisoner, growing poisonous plants herself in her own garden, as well as culturing poisons and inventing new ones. She successfully made the poison mothersbane, which is the only poison strong enough to kill a monarch, with the goal of assassinating Gwyn. The poison only activates when a mother dies while thinking hateful thoughts towards her child. The Oak King employed her as a poisoner. Crielle also poisoned much of Gwyn's food while he was growing up.

**Chemist:** Part of what made Crielle such a good poisoner is that she is an excellent, scientifically minded chemist, with a laboratory fitted out with both items from the human realm - like centrifuges and fridges - as well as the fae realm.

**Strategist:** Crielle was a long-time advisor to the Oak King, and a strategist who deliberately sowed increasing enmity between the Seelie and the Unseelie fae. She was respected as a strategist by many, including fae like the Ratcatcher of Hameln, and worked with the fie ellyllon both before Gwyn was made King, and afterwards. Not only has she strategised politically on behalf of the Seelie Court, but also on behalf of herself and her family, securing an enduring legacy of respect towards the An Fnwy family line, despite the cruel, malicious and sadistic activities they engaged in within their own home.

**Courtier and Hostess:** Crielle was known to successfully host many events among the Seelie Court noblesse at her home, from tea parties to hunts managed by Lludd. She commanded such ongoing and enduring respect in the Seelie Court for thousands of years that the opinions of the Court rested and turned on her opinion.

## Relationships

### Adain ferch Fnwy and Calder ap Cenn

Crielle's parents cared for their eldest daughter and loved her to some extent, but were also afraid of her. Crielle 'had no respect for [her parents]. They were mannequins that brought her whatever she wished, or suffered under her increasingly unrealistic desires. She did not like the vacuous way they wanted her to be happy, their love was an empty object; it looked pretty enough on the outside, but she wanted the *meat*.'

### Albion

Crielle began working her influence on Albion to bend him to her will when he started spending more time at the Seelie Court. She stated in her personal journal that Albion was more difficult to manipulate without dra'ocht than the Oak King, as Albion was more skeptical. Albion appeared to trust Crielle over Gwyn to some extent, but still put her under house arrest when the ploy to hide Gwyn's true alignment was revealed. When Albion first suggested Gwyn appoint her as Inner Court to manage social events, Albion said she was 'charming. She knows the sorts of functions and events to arrange seasonally to keep the fae entertained and convinced they are in a warm and inviting Court.'

### All'eth

Rhiamon hired All'eth to help conceal Crielle's true nature, and All'eth served as Crielle's personal assistant. Crielle viewed All'eth as a good confidante.

### Davix

Davix called Crielle sweet, and noted that he and Olphix expected Crielle to be Unseelie, and were surprised when instead, it was Gwyn. He also noted that Crielle prepared the Seelie Court for he and Olphix to take its power.

### Delphine (Cook)

Delphine was one of the fae servants chosen by Rhiamon to hide Crielle's true nature, and was seemingly one of the few allowed to be kind to Gwyn due to that status, though it is likely Delphine hid her actions, and was protected from repercussions other servants would face for similar actions due to her position, though Crielle still punished Delphine's helpers at times, likely for helping Gwyn. According to Crielle's diary, Delphine said that Crielle's craving for rare meat while pregnant with Gwyn meant that Gwyn would be 'strong and fierce, a little hunter', like Gwyn's paternal grandfather.

### Efnisien ap Wledig

Crielle loved Efnisien nearly from his birth, and meeting him encouraged her to become pregnant herself and have a child of her own. She cared deeply about his welfare and comfort. He 'was her star pupil, the one she fawned over the most.' As a child, Efnisien crushing Gwyn's fingers was 'the first swell of warmth' Crielle felt since Gwyn's birth. As an adult, Efnisien answered to her orders, as her puppet. Once Crielle became convinced Gwyn had a hand in killing Efnisien, she stopped merely playing with Gwyn and actively worked towards trying to kill him.

### Egon

Crielle seemed to grudgingly tolerate Egon's presence. She only let him try her second poison because he found her an ingredient for the first. He also molested her, which caused Crielle to fight back in self-defense, and then she used her glamour to make him kill himself.

### Euroswydd

Crielle didn't seem to care for Euroswydd very much, but she was happy that Penarddun was happy with him.

### Gwyn ap Nudd

'Crielle had loathed [Gwyn] from birth, and was cruel and vindictive, not opposed to harming him physically or mentally.' 'Even at [age] three, [Gwyn] understood that Crielle had no love for him and wasn’t interested in his survival.' She called him 'creature' and 'it'. Gwyn apparently once thought 'it was he and his father against the evil and calculated malice of his mother. He'd been wrong, of course.' Crielle was disgusted by him and hated him since birth, and physically and mentally assaulted and brainwashed Gwyn for almost 3,000 years, in revenge for his injuring her and making her infertile, as well as for the being an Unseelie born to a high class Seelie family.

Augus theorized that Crielle was subtly cruel in other ways, such as tailoring his clothing so that it never fit properly to always make him uncomfortable, knowing it would make him squirm so she could reprimand him, and making him live in constant dread of what new torture she'd set for him. She is the primary reason he fears comfort. Augus said that Crielle spent Gwyn's 3,000 years of life brainwashing him. Gwyn found her intimidating and terrifying, even when he was higher status than she was, and Augus has commented that it is notable that while Gwyn has spoken at length of Lludd and Efnisien's cruelty, he's said little of Crielle. Crielle also offered to send a torturer to torment him when Gwyn returned from Tigbalan. Gwyn was deeply upset when she died, and even got into fights with Augus about it, which took up a substantial portion of *The Court of Five Thrones*. It was also only through reading her journals that Gwyn learned the date of his birth, as his family never told him.

### Lludd Llaw Eraint

From their first meeting where Crielle considered being married to Lludd, Crielle liked the idea that he wouldn't be around her all the time. Lludd loved her, but Crielle had no interest in his love. She did find him interesting from a power standpoint. He fussed over her while she was pregnant, which Crielle didn't appreciate.

### Melchor the sixteenth

Crielle clashed with Melchor over hiding her nature, but they by and large got along. Crielle noted she had a 'strange affection' for Melchor, because he was by her side for so long. Melchor was a truly loyal servant and advisor, so it's possible that through the nature of their relationship, Crielle was much closer to Melchor than she was to her husband or many other people in her life. He was still loyally serving her and the interests of the An Fnwy estate thousands of years later, during *The Court of Five Thrones*.

### The Oak King

Quercus knows that Crielle is a poisoner, and that she manipulates him, and wants to make use of her poisons and power. Gwyn states that Quercus knew that she glamours him. Crielle likes Quercus better than Albion because Quercus is easier to control, possibly without glamour. Crielle states in her journal that if she'd decided to kill Gwyn herself, she'd have to explain it somehow to Quercus.

### Penarddun ferch Fnwy

Crielle loved Penarddun from the first time Penarddun tried to bend back Crielle's fingers while Penarddun was a baby. Penarddun seemed to love Crielle as much as if not more so than Euroswydd, to the point that Penarddun even told Crielle first that Penarddun was pregnant, and they picked Efnisien's name together.

### The Ratcatcher of Hameln

According to Gwyn, the Ratcatcher and Crielle were once very close. The Raven Prince noted that the Ratcatcher was 'allied to the An Fnwy end of the Seelie spectrum.'

### The Raven Prince

The Raven Prince told Gwyn on the Mantissa that he knew Crielle quite well, and even asked after her welfare. The Raven Prince was evidently surprised that Augus killed Crielle, and expected her to be ruling the Seelie Court in Gwyn's absence, rather than Albion.

### Rhiamon ferch anFnwy

Rhiamon was the one who initially realized how dangerous Crielle's dra'ocht was, and was the first to refuse Crielle what the child wanted. Rhiamon took Crielle under her wing, to hide and encourage her true nature. Crielle longed for her grandmother's approval, and Rhiamon was one of the few people Crielle cared about. When Crielle murdered her parents - Rhiamon's children - Rhiamon cut off all contact for a millenia, as she could not forgive Crielle for it. But they both still cared for each other. She would sometimes write, but only visited at Crielle's wedding, then died shortly thereafter, making this the last time they saw each other.

### Prince Vane

Vane swore a blood-oath to Crielle that only he would be the one to strike the killing blow to Gwyn, which is why he 'saved' Gwyn from Ifir during Ifir's attempted coup.

## Quotations

* Gwyn to Augus: '[I]f she could betray her heartsong of appearance to hurt me, to tell them that, then couldn’t she have betrayed it all along? It was the only thing that stopped her from…it was one of the reasons she hated me. So couldn’t she have betrayed it when I was born? Couldn’t she?'

## Trivia

* Crielle has an enduring legacy. Even after her death, Crielle is spoken of with fear and respect among many fae, like the Ratcatcher of Hameln, King Oengus Og, and even the Raven Prince.
* Since Gwyn was around 3000 years old at her death, and Crielle only met Lludd some time after she turned 1000 years old, she would have been over 4000 years old at her death. Augus noted she was 'tens of thousands of years old' in *The Court of Five Thrones*.

## Image Gallery

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