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Blue Ajah

The **Blue Ajah** of the Aes Sedai are associated with causes of righteousness and justice.

## History

The Blue Ajah began to regularly keep an eye on Min Farshaw after her abilities to see glimpses of the Pattern was discovered. They allowed her relative freedom, as her ability was determined to be independent of the One Power.

### Season 1

Political tensions begin to grow at the White Tower, and Siuan Sanche, who was raised from the Blue, begins to lose some political support. During a session of the Hall of the Tower, Maigan, a Sitter for the Blue Ajah, attempts to stop the Amyrlin Seat from questioning Moiraine Damodred when Liandrin Guirale asks about her mysterious activities, but Siuan dismisses her objection. Moiraine refuses to answer, not being able to lie, and not wanting to expose her mission to find the Dragon Reborn. Maigan finds Moiraine after the session and orders her to stay in the Tower, but when Siuan judges Moiraine for her disobedience and intractability, she banishes the Blue sister from the Tower.

## List of known Blue sisters

* Gitara Moroso
* Leane Sharif
* Lelaine Akashi
* Maigan
* Moiraine Damodred
* Sheriam Bayanar
* Siuan Sanche

## Trivia

* Sarah Nakamura, Celine Song, and Rosamund Pike identify strongly with this Ajah.

## Changes from the book series

The Blue Ajah is adapted from the Ajah of the same name  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series.

## Gallery

Blue Ajah involve themselves with righteous causesSitters for the Blue Ajah
## References

1. ↑ Instagram: 7 colors. 7 callings. Each Ajah is tasked with a unique duty. September 8, 2021.
2. ↑ Official X-Ray for Prime Video: *The Wheel of Time*, under the "Characters" section (login required), section labeled "Min Farshaw". Retrieved December 17, 2021.
3. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 6: *The Flame of Tar Valon*.
4. ↑ Twitter: Who of these is NOT a Green Ajah?. May 13, 2022.
5. ↑ Reddit post here. August 13, 2019.
6. ↑ Rafe Judkins on Twitter: Introducing another writer on the Wheel of Time! Celine Song - @helloellephanta⁩ - amazing playwright, former Wheel of Time fanfic writer, Min-fanatic, and Blue (?) Ajah member. #WoTWednesday. December 19, 2018.
7. ↑ Rosamund Pike. Live Q&A with Rosamund Pike. November 19, 2021.

See also:
White Tower •
Tar Valon •
Hall of the Tower •
Amyrlin Seat •
Keeper of the Chronicles
Gregg Chilingirian

**Gregg Chilingirian** is a British actor who plays Ingtar Shinowa on Prime Video's *The Wheel of Time*.

## General overview

Prior to *The Wheel of Time*, Gregg Chilingirian was best known for portraying Domenico Michele in *A Discovery of Witches* (2018–2022), Nick Gedny in *The One* (2021), Zoroaster in *Da Vinci's Demons* (2013-2015), and Owen in BBC Three's *Being Human* (2009).

Gregg Chilingirian's casting as Lord Ingtar Shinowa was officially announced on December 6, 2021.

## Credits

* *The Wheel of Time* TV series
	+ Season 2 - Ingtar Shinowa

## Gallery

Season 2 behind the scenes, from left to right: Hammed Animashaun, Arnas Fedaravicius, Marcus Rutherford (back), Guy Roberts (front), and Gregg Chilingirian

## Navigation

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## External links

* Gregg Chilingirian at the Internet Movie Database
* Gregg Chilingirian on Wikipedia

## References

1. ↑ *Deadline*: ‘The Wheel Of Time’ Rounds Out Season 2 Recurring Cast With Guy Roberts, Arnas Fedaravicius & Gregg Chillingirian (sic) by Denise Petski. December 6, 2021. Also posted on Twitter: Thomas Chaanhing is Lord Agelmar, Sandra Yi Sencindiver is Lady Amalisa, Guy Roberts is Uno Nomesta, Arnas Fedaravicius is Masema Dagar, Gregg Chillingirian is Ingtar Shinowa. Note that Chaanhing and Sencindiver were in this announcement but appear in season 1, so a return for season 2 is unclear.
Great Serpent ring

Rings at Eamon Valda's belt

The **Great Serpent ring** is an item of organizational regalia worn by the Aes Sedai, as well as their upper initiates, the Accepted. It is a golden ring fashioned into the shape of a serpent biting its own tail, a symbol of the Wheel of Time itself.

## Overview

The Great Serpent ring is given to women training at the White Tower after she is raised from novice to Accepted.

When a woman is raised from Accepted to Aes Sedai, the ring is set with a gemstone matching the color of an Aes Sedai's Ajah. Some rings will have no stones, meaning that a woman is either still an Accepted, or was put out of the Tower before she could reach the rank of Aes Sedai.

After an Aes Sedai dies, her ring may be melted back down into gold, joining the gold of other melted rings, and from which new rings are forged. If the Aes Sedai has a surviving Warder, it is considered a responsibility for him to bring her ring back to the White Tower for this purpose.

## Appearances

Great Serpent rings appear often, in nearly every episode that features an Aes Sedai. Some notable appearances:

* 101 *Leavetaking* - Upon first arriving to the Winespring Inn, Moiraine Damodred presents her ring to Marin al'Vere, who recognizes it instantly and greets her as "Moiraine Sedai".
* 102 *Shadow's Waiting* - Eamon Valda has a collection of rings, and removes another one from an Aes Sedai's severed hand.
* 105 *Blood Calls Blood* - Stepin brings Kerene's ring back to the White Tower, and there is a ceremony for him to return it to the melted gold of other Aes Sedai rings. Egwene takes Valda's collection of rings.
* 106 *The Flame of Tar Valon* - Egwene gives Valda's collection of rings to Moiraine.
* 107 *The Dark Along the Ways* - Lady Amalisa has a ring without a stone, showing she trained in the Tower but did not become Aes Sedai.

## Gallery

### Video

The Wheel Of Time – Winespring Inn Clip - Prime Video

## Merchandise

Jalic Blades sells officially licensed Aes Sedai rings, available in all seven of the Ajah colors. They were made available for preorder in August 2022 for USD $60.

## Changes from the book series

The Great Serpent ring is an adaptation of the item of the same name  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series.

## References

1. ↑ *The Wheel of Time Origins*, episode 5: *The White Tower*.
2. ↑ Rosamund Pike. Live Q&A with Rosamund Pike. November 19, 2021.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Research consultant Sarah Nakamura confirmed on Twitter that a ring is brought "back to the Tower, so that it could be melted in the Flame and reunited with the gold of the rings of all Aes Sedai from the past." When asked if "new [rings are] made from it", Nakamura responded: "That's the idea!"(Screenshots.
4. ↑ As indicated by Moiraine, and later shown in ritual, in: *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 5: *Blood Calls Blood*.
5. ↑ Jalic Blades: Aes Sedai Ring. Retrieved November 17, 2022. (archived)
6. ↑ Jalic Blades posted on Instagram on August 30, 2022.
Doral Barran

**Doral Barran** was the Wisdom of the Two Rivers preceding Nynaeve al'Meara.

## History

When Doral was thirteen, she realized she could "listen to the wind", and went to the White Tower of Tar Valon on foot, a journey which took her months. According to Nynaeve al'Meara, the Aes Sedai turned her away due to her poverty and low class, and Doral never forgot the incident.

She returned to the Two Rivers and became the region's Wisdom. At some point, she visited a homestead near the Two Rivers where the village had been attacked. She found an infant child, Nynaeve al'Meara, and Doral brought her up as if she were her own daughter. Nynaeve would also become Doral's apprentice as she grew up.

Around 988 NE, Bran and Marin al'Vere brought their daughter, Egwene, to Doral and Nynaeve. Breakbone fever had already set into Egwene's muscles, and were cramping so badly that her legs were already bending backwards on themselves. Doral did not know what to do, so she started making a tea to ease Egwene's passing. However, Nynaeve refused to give up on her, so she stayed with Egwene the whole night. Egwene refused Doral's tea, and by the morning, her fever had broken.

When Doral passed away, Nynaeve succeeded her as Wisdom, becoming the youngest that the Two Rivers had ever known.

## Appearances

Doral Barran is mentioned in the following episodes:

## Changes from the book series

Doral Barran is an adaptation of the character of the same name  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series.

## Navigation

Padan Fain •
Liandrin Guirale •
Alanna Mosvani •
Logain Ablar •
Maksim •
Ihvon •
Min Farshaw •
Loial •
Siuan Sanche •
Leane Sharif •
Ishamael •
Verin Mathwin •
Selene •
Anvaere Damodred •
Dain Bornhald •
Aviendha •
Gitara Moroso •
Moghedien •
Season 1 characters •
Season 2 characters •
***see all***

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Official X-Ray for Prime Video: *The Wheel of Time*, under the "Characters" section (login required), section labeled "Nynaeve al'Meara". Retrieved November 19, 2021.
2. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 1: *Leavetaking*.
3. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 4: *The Dragon Reborn*.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 5: *Blood Calls Blood*.
Marith Jaen

**Marith Jaen** is a character in *The Wheel of Time* television series. Marith was the Amyrlin Seat preceding Siuan Sanche.

## History

Marith Jaen was born somewhere in the Westlands. She studied at the White Tower in Tar Valon, and was eventually raised to Aes Sedai.

Marith Jaen became the Amyrlin Seat. When she passed away, her successor was Siuan Sanche, who especially young for an Amyrlin.

## Changes from the book series

Marith Jaen is an adaptation of the character of the same name  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series.

## Navigation

Padan Fain •
Liandrin Guirale •
Alanna Mosvani •
Logain Ablar •
Maksim •
Ihvon •
Min Farshaw •
Loial •
Siuan Sanche •
Leane Sharif •
Ishamael •
Verin Mathwin •
Selene •
Anvaere Damodred •
Dain Bornhald •
Aviendha •
Gitara Moroso •
Moghedien •
Season 1 characters •
Season 2 characters •
***see all***

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Official X-Ray for Prime Video: *The Wheel of Time*, under the "Characters" section (login required), section labeled "Siuan Sanche". Retrieved December 10, 2021.
Child (Daughter of the Night)

## Child

An unnamed **child** is a minor character in *The Wheel of Time* television series portrayed by Ethan Kamula.

Min Farshaw dreams about this child.

## History

### Season 2

Min is staying in the attic of an inn in rural Cairhien, where she is to meet with Liandrin Guirale's contact. Ishamael pulls her into *Tel'aran'rhiod*, and makes her relive her traumatic upbringing.

Min relives the experience of the child coming to her at a carnival, and asking her what he will be when he grows older. However, Min only sees skull-like imagery when she has a Viewing of the child, indicating an early death. Min closes her eyes and tries to escape the suffering she can see, and the child is gone when Ishamael speaks to her.

## Appearances

The child appears in the following episodes:

## Quotes

> **Child**What will I be when I grow older?**Min**No! No!— *Daughter of the Night*

## Changes from the book series

This child is an original character to the television series.

## Navigation

Padan Fain •
Liandrin Guirale •
Alanna Mosvani •
Logain Ablar •
Maksim •
Ihvon •
Min Farshaw •
Loial •
Siuan Sanche •
Leane Sharif •
Ishamael •
Verin Mathwin •
Selene •
Anvaere Damodred •
Dain Bornhald •
Aviendha •
Gitara Moroso •
Moghedien •
Season 1 characters •
Season 2 characters •
***see all***

## References

1. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 2 episode 4: *Daughter of the Night*.
Aldieb

**Aldieb** (Old Tongue for *Westwind*) is a character in *The Wheel of Time* television series. She is a horse owned by Moiraine Damodred.

## History

### Season 1

Aldieb was first seen being mounted by Moiraine after the Aes Sedai witnessed a man being gentled by Liandrin Guirale. The mare was consistently ridden by Moiraine as the party departed the Two Rivers. When Moiraine became unable to ride from exhaustian and injury Aldieb continued to travel near Moiraine, being led by other people or running after Mandarb on her own.

Aldieb was ridden by Moiraine when she rode to Tar Valon and again when the woman departed the Tower. Moiraine gave a silent, yet tender farewell to her faithful mount before entering the Waygate, sending Aldieb and all the other horses away. Her fate after being set loose is unknown.

## Gallery

Moiraine riding Aldieb, promotional still, September 1, 2021
## Changes from the book series

Aldieb is an adaptation of the horse of the same name  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series.

## Navigation

Padan Fain •
Liandrin Guirale •
Alanna Mosvani •
Logain Ablar •
Maksim •
Ihvon •
Min Farshaw •
Loial •
Siuan Sanche •
Leane Sharif •
Ishamael •
Verin Mathwin •
Selene •
Anvaere Damodred •
Dain Bornhald •
Aviendha •
Gitara Moroso •
Moghedien •
Season 1 characters •
Season 2 characters •
***see all***

## References

1. ↑ Rosamund Pike on *The Dusty Wheel*, Wheel of Time TRAILER WATCH PARTY & Live Breakdown!. October 27, 2021.
Graendal

**Graendal** (Old Tongue for *Vessel of Pleasure*) is one of the Forsaken. She is an extremely powerful channeler from the Age of Legends who is sworn to the Dark One.

## History

Graendal was born in the Age of Legends, and rose to become one of the Dark One's Chosen. She was sealed away by Lews Therin Telamon before the Breaking of the World.

### Season 2

Lanfear mentions Graendal to Ishamael in *Tel'aran'rhiod*. She sarcastically dismisses Graendal as a "vain idiot".

Graendal and all the other Forsaken are released by Ishamael before his death, as he suspected that Lanfear would betray him.

## Appearances

Graendal is mentioned in the following episodes:

## Quotes

> **Ishamael**Do you know why the Great Lord woke me first? Why he speaks only to me?**Lanfear**Because... Moghedien's insane, Graendal's a vain idiot, and the boys couldn't execute a plan even if they were under Compulsion.— Season 2 episode 5 Damane

## Changes from the book series

Graendal is an adaptation of the character of the same name  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series.

## Navigation

Padan Fain •
Liandrin Guirale •
Alanna Mosvani •
Logain Ablar •
Maksim •
Ihvon •
Min Farshaw •
Loial •
Siuan Sanche •
Leane Sharif •
Ishamael •
Verin Mathwin •
Selene •
Anvaere Damodred •
Dain Bornhald •
Aviendha •
Gitara Moroso •
Moghedien •
Season 1 characters •
Season 2 characters •
***see all***

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *The Wheel of Time*, season 2 episode 5: *Damane*.
2. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 2 episode 8: *What Was Meant to Be*.
Cairhien sanitarium

The **Cairhien sanitarium** is a facility in *The Wheel of Time*. The sanitarium houses and cares for mentally ill patients.

## Overview

The sanitarium is located in the inner city of Cairhien. It is run by staff who wear blue robes. The facility cares for mentally ill patients. Some patients, such as those from wealthy families or with benefactors, have privileges such as access to a garden.

Orderlies wear a light blue robe with a pattern down the hem. Patients wear a dark blue uniform.

## Plot summary

### Between seasons 1 and 2

Following Logain Ablar being gentled by the Aes Sedai and standing trial in the White Tower, Moiraine Damodred had it arranged for him to be moved to the sanitarium in Cairhien. He was a privileged patient with access to a garden. Yann was the orderly primarily caring for him.

After leaving the Eye of the World, Rand al'Thor took up residence in the Foregate and got a job working as an orderly at the sanitarium.

### Season 2

Rand arrives at the sanitarium and changes into his blue robe that the orderlies wear. Rand cares for the patient Errol, helping him get dressed and helping him walk around the hallways, and he listens to Errol's stories about the Aiel War. Yann startles Errol, triggering him, and Yann laughs. Yann gloats that he gets to spend his days with the more famous residents.

After Rand beats up Yann in the Foregate, Celestin reassigns Rand to take over Yann's work and his patients, which allows Rand to meet Logain Ablar. Rand eventually asks Logain to train him, and late that night he brings Logain a bottle of Ghealdanin red wine in exchange for his help, although Logain doesn't give him the help he wants.

Moiraine Damodred visits Logain in the sanitarium when she returns to Cairhien.

## People

Residents / patients:

* Logain Ablar
* Errol

Staff:

* Celestin
* Rand al'Thor
* Yann

Visitors:

* Moiraine Damodred

## Gallery

Yann, one of the orderlies, in a light blue orderly robeErrol, one of the patients, in his dark blue patient clothes with a grey robeAn unnamed patient (portrayed by Anna Sklaschikova)An unnamed patient (portrayed by Zdenek Gloser)
## Navigation

White Tower •
Two Rivers •
Tifan's Well •
**Sanitarium** •
The Ways •
Season 1 locations •
Season 2 locations •
***Browse all locations***

## References

1. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 6: *The Flame of Tar Valon*.
2. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 8: *The Eye of the World*.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 *The Wheel of Time*, season 2 episode 2: *Strangers and Friends*.
4. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 2 episode 3: *What Might Be*.
5. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 2 episode 4: *Daughter of the Night*.
Healing (song)

***Healing*** is the fifteenth track of *The Wheel of Time: Season 1, Vol. 1*, first released on November 19, 2021 for season 1 of the television series *The Wheel of Time*. It was composed by Lorne Balfe.

The song is used in the third episode *A Place of Safety*, scene 8.

## Overview

The song begins as Nynaeve al'Meara gathers ingredients around the forest to treat Moiraine. It ends after Nynaeve treats her wound, and Lan checks on Moiraine.

The song features notable elements from the theme *Mashiara*.

## Navigation

Opening theme •
*Sing of Manetheren* •
*The Man Who Can't Forget* •
***Browse all songs***
***Season 1, Vol. 1***:
01 *The Wheel of Time* •
02 *The Hunt* •
03 *Trust the River* •
04 *Innocence* •
05 *Lanterns* •
06 *Trollocs Attack* •
07 *The Battle at Bel Tine* •
08 *The Aftermath* •
09 *Leaving Home* •
10 *Pyre for Light* •
11 *Closer to You* •
12 *Shadar Logoth* •
13 *The Wisdom* •
14 *Traversing Planes* •
15 ***Healing*** •
16 *The Choices We're Given*
Hammed Animashaun

**Hammed Animashaun** is an actor who portrays Loial on Prime Video's *The Wheel of Time*.

## General overview

Animashaun is known for his roles in *National Theatre Live: The Threepenny Opera* (2016), *Black Mirror* (2011), and *Affected* (2011).

Animashaun's casting as Loial was announced on December 4, 2019.

When auditioning for the role, Animashaun didn't know what he was auditioning for. Loial's character was codenamed Lawrence for the audition.

## Credits

Hammed Animashaun appears in the following:

* *The Wheel of Time* TV series
	+ Season 1 - Loial
	+ Season 2 - Loial

* Events:
	+ London premiere, November 15, 2021
	+ *The Nerds of Color* interview, December 14, 2021
	+ *Black Girl Nerds* interview, December 16, 2021
	+ *Dragonmount* interview, January 1, 2022
	+ *The Dusty Wheel* interview, April 19, 2022
	+ JordanCon, April 22, 2022

## Gallery

### Images

Salli Richardson Whitfield and Animashaun; season 1 behind the scenesAnimashaun holding a script at a table read, Instagram January 21, 2020Animashaun in costume behind the scenes, Instagram, December 12, 2021Animashaun behind the scenes by a Waygate, Instagram December 12, 2021Season 2 behind the scenes, from left to right: Hammed Animashaun, Arnas Fedaravicius, Marcus Rutherford (back), Guy Roberts (front), and Gregg Chilingirian
### London 2021 premiere

London premiere, November 15, 2021London premiere, November 15, 2021London premiere, November 15, 2021London premiere, November 15, 2021London premiere, November 15, 2021London premiere, November 15, 2021

## Trivia

* If Animashaun were to become an Aes Sedai, he would choose the Green Ajah.
* Animashaun's favorite scene from season 1 is the library scene in episode 5 *Blood Calls Blood*. It's also the first scene he filmed.
* Animashaun has read book 1 *The Eye of the World*. As of April 2022, he is reading book 2 *The Great Hunt*, but he doesn't want to get ahead of the TV series and spoil it for himself.

## Navigation

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Kate Fleetwood •
Jennifer Cheon Garcia •
Emmanuel Imani •
Hayley Mills •
Johann Myers •
Taylor Napier •
Natasha O'Keeffe •
Sophie Okonedo •
Ayoola Smart •
Meera Syal •
Season 1 cast and crew •
Season 2 cast and crew •
Season 3 cast and crew •
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## External links

* Hammed Animashaun at the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Hammed Animashaun (@hammedhamz) on Twitter
* Follow Hammed Animashaun (@hammedhamz) on Instagram

## References

1. ↑ Twitter: “Loial, son of Arent, son of Halan.” Please welcome Hammed Animashaun as Loial to #WOTonPrime. December 4, 2019.
2. ↑ *Variety*: ‘Wheel of Time’ Series at Amazon Adds Four to Cast by Will Thorne. December 4, 2019.
3. ↑ *The Nerds of Color* interview (linked on page), December 21, 2022.
4. ↑ Decider.Loial Actor Hammed Animashaun Thinks Episode 7’s Ways are the “Highlight” of ‘The Wheel of Time’ Season 1. December 10, 2021.
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Interview with *The Dusty Wheel*. April 19, 2022.
Elyas Machera

**Elyas Machera** is a character introduced in season 2 of *The Wheel of Time* television series. He is portrayed by Gary Beadle.

Elyas is a "sniffer" who joins Lord Ingtar Shinowa's party to a company of Shienaran soldiers track Padan Fain and the stolen Horn of Valere.

## History

### Season 2

Elyas meets up with Lord Ingtar's party in Arad Doman. Uno berates him for seemingly setting off a signal fire that could attract Fain and his Darkfriends, but Elyas says that it is not his. He leads the group to a *Tuatha'an* wagon that was attacked by Darkfriends, and he is able to physically sense that a child made it out. They continue to find the corpse of a dog that had been trying to protect the girl, and the body of a Shienaran Darkfriend that had let Fain into Fal Dara. Uno spits on the corpse and declares him a traitor, but Ingtar insists on a burial. During the memorial service, Elyas attends to the body of the dog.

## Abilities

Elyas is a wolfbrother, and appears to have fully mastered his abilities. His eyes are permanently golden, and he has developed a taste for raw meat.

## Gallery

Episode 202: Elyas leads the ShienaransEpisode 204: Perrin, Hopper, and Elyas
## Changes from the book series

Elyas Machera is an adaptation of the character of the same name  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series.

* Introduction - In the books, Elyas first meets Perrin and Egwene after they escape Shadar Logoth and before they meet the *Tuatha'an*. In the show, he meets Perrin as he is searching for the Horn of Valere.
* "Sniffer" - In the books, another character named Hurin  (*book spoilers!*) is the "sniffer" that searches for Fain. His abilities are different from that of a wolfbrother.

## Navigation

Padan Fain •
Liandrin Guirale •
Alanna Mosvani •
Logain Ablar •
Maksim •
Ihvon •
Min Farshaw •
Loial •
Siuan Sanche •
Leane Sharif •
Ishamael •
Verin Mathwin •
Selene •
Anvaere Damodred •
Dain Bornhald •
Aviendha •
Gitara Moroso •
Moghedien •
Season 1 characters •
Season 2 characters •
***see all***

## References

1. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 2 episode 1: *A Taste of Solitude*.
2. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 2 episode 4: *Daughter of the Night*.
Ajah

**Ajah** is the name given to one of the seven different groups of Aes Sedai: the Blue, Green, Yellow, Red, White, Gray, and Brown.

Some believe that there is a hidden Black Ajah devoted to the Dark One, but this is heavily denied by the White Tower.

## List of Ajahs

**Red Ajah**

Main article: Red Ajah
The Red Ajah's purpose is to prevent misuse of the One Power. Due to the corruption on *saidin* in the Third Age, this often means that their primary duty is hunting down rogue male channelers. They are the only Ajah to never bond Warders.

**Green Ajah**

Main article: Green Ajah
The Green Ajah are warriors pledged to fight in the name of the Light during the Last Battle. They go to war against Shadowspawn or rogue channelers when required by the Tower. They are the only Ajah to bond multiple Warders.

**Gray Ajah**

Main article: Gray Ajah
The Gray Ajah is focused on diplomacy, politics, and negotiation.

**Brown Ajah**

Main article: Brown Ajah
The Brown Ajah is dedicated to the collection of knowledge.

**Yellow Ajah**

Main article: Yellow Ajah
The Yellow Ajah is devoted to Healing with the One Power.

**Blue Ajah**

Main article: Blue Ajah
The Blue Ajah are dedicated to causes of justice and righteousness. They are masters of intrigue, and have the largest eyes-and-ears network out of any Ajah.

**White Ajah**

Main article: White Ajah
The White Ajah is dedicated to logic and philosophy.

## Ajah relations

* The Red and the Green Ajah have a traditionally strained relationship, as they consider one another to have major, fundamental differences.

## Trivia

* In the audition scripts, Ajahs were simply referred to as "sects".
* The rumored Black Ajah appears in The Wheel Of Time Virtual World as Darkfriends among the Aes Sedai.

## Changes from the book series

The Ajahs are adapted from the groups of the same name  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series.

* Colored clothing: The custom for Aes Sedai to almost always wear colors that correspond to their Ajah is much stronger in the television series than in the books. In the books, Aes Sedai wearing Ajah colors almost all the time only occurs during very sectarian periods of White Tower history.

## References

1. ↑ Very much appreciate everyone outing themselves a Black Ajah in the comments, but everyone knows there IS no Black Ajah. Vile rumors probably started by Children. September 8, 2021.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 4: *The Dragon Reborn*.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 Instagram: 7 colors. 7 callings. Each Ajah is tasked with a unique duty. September 8, 2021.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Official timeline from Prime Video: *The Wheel of Time*, under the "Explore" section (login required). Retrieved October 25, 2021.
5. ↑ Trivia for *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 6: *The Flame of Tar Valon*.
6. ↑ *Redanian Intelligence*: Leaked audition scripts for Amazon’s Wheel Of Time reveal a glimpse at Aes Sedai rivalries by Yslyven. September 22, 2020.
Arafel

**Arafel** is a nation in the Westlands, and is considered one of the Borderlands. It borders the Great Blight to the north, Shienar to the east, wilderness near Tar Valon to the south, and the Kandor to the west.

## History

### Season 2

Moiraine Damodred and Lan Mandragoran are staying in Tifan's Well in the aftermath of the confrontation with Ishamael at the Eye of the World. Verin Mathwin is living here with her sister, Adeleas, and her Warder, Tomas, so that the two Aes Sedai can complete a full history of the world since the Breaking in solitude. Moiraine receives many visitors, and starts to compile a collection of knowledge that she needs. She tries to depart Tifan's Well, but several Fades attack her. She kills one Fade, while Lan appears and kills more, but both are grievously wounded before they are saved by Verin and Tomas. They receive Healing for their wounds.

Moiraine and Lan depart Tifan's Well with Verin, Adeleas, and Tomas. Verin deduces that Moiraine has found the Dragon Reborn while they are on the road in the Arafellin countryside. Moiraine also tells Lan here that Rand is, in fact, still alive. Verin, Adeleas, and Tomas decide to go to the White Tower, as living through the history of the years before the Last Battle is more important than their writings. Moiraine also chooses to leave Lan behind, having Alanna Mosvani, Maksim and Ihvon escort Lan away as they go their separate ways.

## People

Notable nationals include the following characters:

* Alanna Mosvani

## Changes from the book series

Arafel is an adaptation of the nation of the same name  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series.

## Navigation

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Two Rivers •
Tifan's Well •
Sanitarium •
The Ways •
Season 1 locations •
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***Browse all locations***

## References

1. ↑ Map on the official Prime Video page for *The Wheel of Time*.
2. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 2 episode 1: *A Taste of Solitude*.
3. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 2 episode 2: *Strangers and Friends*.
4. ↑ Map on the official Prime Video page for Season 2 of *The Wheel of Time*.
Dain Bornhald

**Dain Bornhald** is a character introduced in season 2 of the *The Wheel of Time* television series portrayed by Jay Duffy.

Dain Bornhald is a member of the Children of the Light.

## History

### Season 2

Dain is present at the Battle of Falme and witnesses his father's death at the hands of Perrin Aybara. Enraged, Dain tries to avenge his father, only to be driven back by Uno Nomesta, reborn as one of the Heroes of the Horn. Dain is dragged away from the battle by two other Whitecloaks, angrily vowing revenge on Perrin for his father's death.

## Appearances

Dain Bornhald appears in the following episodes:

## Trivia

* The character was first confirmed on April 22, 2023 at JordanCon.

## Gallery

Episode 205: Perrin and Dain have a drink togetherEpisode 205: Dain in full uniform faces Aviendha and Perrin (offscreen)Episode 208: Dain outside of Falme before the battle
## Changes from the book series

Dain Bornhald is an adaptation of the character of the same name  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series.

## Navigation

Padan Fain •
Liandrin Guirale •
Alanna Mosvani •
Logain Ablar •
Maksim •
Ihvon •
Min Farshaw •
Loial •
Siuan Sanche •
Leane Sharif •
Ishamael •
Verin Mathwin •
Selene •
Anvaere Damodred •
**Dain Bornhald** •
Aviendha •
Gitara Moroso •
Moghedien •
Season 1 characters •
Season 2 characters •
***see all***

## References

1. ↑ JordanCon Video: Ask The Wheel of Time on Amazon Prime Anything! April 22, 2023.
Four Kings Inn

**Four Kings Inn** is an inn in *The Wheel of Time*. It's run by Dana, and Rand al'Thor and Mat Cauthon go there to eat and find a place to stay for the night.

## Overview

Official description:

>
> This inn is far more rough around the edges - and far more male-dominated -
> than the Winespring Inn of Two Rivers. A bar at one end, a modest stage at the
> other, and a sea of tables full of miners drinking away their wages between the
> two. A brazier and a makeshift stool made from an apple crate are what pass for
> staging and lighting for the inn's performers. Mat and Rand met gleeman Thom
> Merrilin here.
>
>
>
>

## Plot summary

Rand and Mat go into Breen's Spring and ender the Four Kings Inn. They ask Dana if she's seen their friends, and describe them, but she hasn't. Thom Merrilin performs a somber song, which leads the crowd to be quiet. Dana breaks the mood by asking if they want another round.

A man bumps into Mat, stealing his coin purse. Thom steals it back, but doesn't return it to Mat.

Dana serves the boys stew. After eating, Rand and Mat ask Dana if they can stay there for the night. Rand offers to work, so she puts Rand to chopping wood and Mat to serving drinks. She gives Rand and Mat a room in the back for the night.

## Changes from the book series

In the book series, Breen's Spring is not visited on-page, and the name of the inn is unknown. However, the inn's name is a reference to the Andoran village of Four Kings  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series, where Rand and Mat are attacked by a Darkfriend named Howal Gode  (*book spoilers!*).

## Navigation

White Tower •
Two Rivers •
Tifan's Well •
Sanitarium •
The Ways •
Season 1 locations •
Season 2 locations •
***Browse all locations***

## References

1. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 3: *A Place of Safety*.
Joiya Byir

*This article is about the season 2 character. For Rand and Egwene's imaginary daughter, see Joiya al'Thor.*

## Fate

### Status

Alive

**Joiya Byir** is a character in *The Wheel of Time* television series portrayed by Joelle.

Joiya is an Aes Sedai of the Gray Ajah.

## History

### Early life

Joiya was born somewhere in the Westlands. She studied at the White Tower in Tar Valon, and was eventually raised to Aes Sedai, choosing the Gray Ajah.

Joiya appears to play a role in the education of novices and Accepted, as she attends meetings with Sheriam Bayanar on how initiates are progressing in the Tower.

### Season 2

Joiya is present alongside Liandrin Guirale, Alanna Mosvani, and several other Aes Sedai to attend a meeting with Sheriam. The Aes Sedai discuss how Egwene al'Vere and Nynaeve al'Meara are progressing, and Liandrin offers to teach Nynaeve using her own methods. The subject of the conversation soon turns to the dangers of the One Power and the increasingly volatile state of world affairs. Liandrin notes that a new False Dragon has declared himself in Saldaea, and Joiya remarks that it is said he is even more powerful than Logain Ablar. Liandrin thus concludes that the Aes Sedai are not ready for what is coming, and proposes using Nynaeve as a weapon of the Tower.

Joiya is later one of the Aes Sedai who comes to the City of Cairhien when the Amyrlin Seat, Siuan Sanche, arrives to demand an audience with Moiraine Damodred. Liandrin Guirale, Verin Mathwin and Yasicca are also in the party.

## Physical appearance

Joiya is a fair-skinned woman who is bald. She often wears gray, the color of her Ajah.

## Changes from the book series

Joiya is an adaptation of the character of the same name  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series.

## Navigation

Padan Fain •
Liandrin Guirale •
Alanna Mosvani •
Logain Ablar •
Maksim •
Ihvon •
Min Farshaw •
Loial •
Siuan Sanche •
Leane Sharif •
Ishamael •
Verin Mathwin •
Selene •
Anvaere Damodred •
Dain Bornhald •
Aviendha •
Gitara Moroso •
Moghedien •
Season 1 characters •
Season 2 characters •
***see all***

## References

1. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 2 episode 6: *Eyes Without Pity*.
Julian Lewis Jones

**Julian Lewis Jones** is a Welsh actor who portrays Bayle Domon in Prime Video's *The Wheel of Time*.

## General overview

Prior to *The Wheel of Time*, Julian Lewis Jones was best known for portraying Lord Boremund Baratheon in *House of the Dragon* (2022), the Ancient Atlantean King in *Justice League* (2017), and Etienne Feyder in *Invictus* (2009).

In April 2022, Julian Lewis Jones's agency CV was updated to show that he was portraying Bayle Domon.

## Credits

* *The Wheel of Time* TV series
	+ Season 2 - Bayle Domon

## Navigation

Kae Alexander •
Hammed Animashaun •
Priyanka Bose •
Laia Costa •
Jay Duffy •
Lindsay Duncan •
Fares Fares •
Kate Fleetwood •
Jennifer Cheon Garcia •
Emmanuel Imani •
Hayley Mills •
Johann Myers •
Taylor Napier •
Natasha O'Keeffe •
Sophie Okonedo •
Ayoola Smart •
Meera Syal •
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## External links

* Julian Lewis Jones at the Internet Movie Database
* Julian Lewis Jones on Wikipedia
* Follow Julian Lewis Jones (@juleslewisjones) on Instagram
* Follow Julian Lewis Jones (@JulesLewisJones) on Twitter

## References

1. ↑ Eri, *WoTSeries*: SCOOP: Julian Lewis Jones Cast in Season Two of The Wheel of Time. April 13, 2022.
Errol

**Errol** is a character introduced in season 2 of *The Wheel of Time* television series portrayed by Nasser Memarzia.

According to actor Josha Stradowski, Errol befriends Rand al'Thor in a sanatorium, a place where people struggle with their mental health.

## History

### Early life

Errol served in the Aiel War and was a blade master.

## Changes from the book series

Errol is a new character in the television series.

## Navigation

Padan Fain •
Liandrin Guirale •
Alanna Mosvani •
Logain Ablar •
Maksim •
Ihvon •
Min Farshaw •
Loial •
Siuan Sanche •
Leane Sharif •
Ishamael •
Verin Mathwin •
Selene •
Anvaere Damodred •
Dain Bornhald •
Aviendha •
Gitara Moroso •
Moghedien •
Season 1 characters •
Season 2 characters •
***see all***

## References

1. ↑ Stated by Josha Stradowski in an interview with ComicBook.com. August 14, 2023.
Daise Conger

**Daise Conger** is a character in *The Wheel of Time* television series portrayed by Mandi Symonds. She is a resident of the Two Rivers.

## History

### Season 1

On the day before Bel Tine, Daise is drinking at the Winespring Inn. When Egwene al'Vere enters after her acceptance into the Women's Circle, Egwene's father Bran begins asking his daughter to help with serving, but Daise intervenes saying, "No! You drink with us tonight!" And she pulls Egwene over to a table with other women to drink.

During the trolloc attack the next day, Daise is part of the group of women who organize to take down one of the trollocs. Daise taunts the trolloc while holding a pitchfork, and she and the other women encircle it and take it down. Daise presumably survives the attack.

## Physical Appearance

Daise is an adult woman with fair skin and brown hair.

## Quotes

> **Daise**No! You drink with us tonight.— Daise to Egwene in *Leavetaking*

> **Daise**You want a real feast? Come and get some of this.— Daise to a trolloc in *Leavetaking*

## Trivia

* Casting director Kelly Valentine Hendry stated that her dedication to the show led her to thinking about what Daise Conger's house looked like, or how she acted when she was making a cup of tea.

## Changes from the book series

Daise Conger is an adaptation of the character Daise Congar  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series. It's unclear why the spelling of her surname was changed.

## Navigation

Padan Fain •
Liandrin Guirale •
Alanna Mosvani •
Logain Ablar •
Maksim •
Ihvon •
Min Farshaw •
Loial •
Siuan Sanche •
Leane Sharif •
Ishamael •
Verin Mathwin •
Selene •
Anvaere Damodred •
Dain Bornhald •
Aviendha •
Gitara Moroso •
Moghedien •
Season 1 characters •
Season 2 characters •
***see all***

## References

1. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 1: *Leavetaking*.
2. ↑ Kelly Valentine Hendry on *The Dusty Wheel*, Wheel of Time TRAILER WATCH PARTY & Live Breakdown!. October 27, 2021.
3. ↑ Official Twitter announcement: Mandi Symonds as Daise Conger. June 24, 2020.
4. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 1: *Leavetaking*. The character is listed in the credits as "Daise Conger".
Sea Folk

The **Sea Folk** are a seafaring people. They are a highly distinct culture, and are considered separate to all peoples of the Westlands. They are considered great traders and hagglers.

## History

### Season 2

Bayle Domon believes he is able to call Moiraine's bluff when she tries to buy the broken *cuendillar* and the poem found in the City of Cairhien. However, Moiraine manages to secure what she actually wants at a very low price by getting him to lower the price of the poem that he has paired with the *cuendillar*, and then choosing only buy the poem without the hearstone. Moiraine states that, while Sea Folk may be good at the game, it was the Aes Sedai that invented it.

## Changes from the book series

The Sea Folk are adapted from the people of the same name  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Wheel of Time*, season 2 episode 1: *A Taste of Solitude*.
Jhonas

**Jhonas** is a character introduced in season 2 of *The Wheel of Time* television series portrayed by Robert Russell.

Jhonas is the butler for House Damodred, most notably serving Anvaere Damodred.

## History

### Early life

Jhonas has presumably been with the Damodreds for a long time, as Moiraine Damodred knows him when she returns after decades away.

### Season 2

When Moiraine returns to the House, Jhonas goes to Anvaere and informs her that she has a visitor. He is hesitant to say, but tells her that the visitor is Anvaere's older sister. He takes Moiraine to see Anvaere, and once Anvaere agrees to have Moiraine stay in her old room, Moiraine requests that Jhonas get a dressmaker for her and a bottle of Ghealdanin Red wine from the cellar. Jhonas does so and leaves the bottle on a table. As Moiraine leaves her room, she sees Anvaere and Jhonas speaking, and she picks up the wine and leaves.

## Physical appearance

Jhonas is an elderly man with fair skin and grey-white hair. He walks with a slight hunch from his age. He wears a light blue long-sleeved shirt and a darker blue vest.

## Appearances

Jhonas appears in the following episodes:

## Trivia

* Jhonas is named "Damodred Butler" in the credits, but Moiraine addresses him by name in the episode.

## Changes from the book series

Jhonas is an original character in the television series, and he is not an adaptation of anyone in particular from the book series.

## Navigation

Padan Fain •
Liandrin Guirale •
Alanna Mosvani •
Logain Ablar •
Maksim •
Ihvon •
Min Farshaw •
Loial •
Siuan Sanche •
Leane Sharif •
Ishamael •
Verin Mathwin •
Selene •
Anvaere Damodred •
Dain Bornhald •
Aviendha •
Gitara Moroso •
Moghedien •
Season 1 characters •
Season 2 characters •
***see all***

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Wheel of Time*, season 2 episode 4: *Daughter of the Night*.
Seated man sa'angreal

The **Seated man *sa'angreal*** is a rare and powerful *sa'angreal* able to be used by male channelers.

## Overview

The jade carving of a seated man is a powerful *sa'angreal*. It is believed that it was made by many male Aes Sedai during the Age of Legends.

## History

Moiraine Damodred obtained this *sa'angreal* at some unknown point. She took it with her when leaving the White Tower for her quest to find the Dragon Reborn.

### Season 1

While in the Blight and on their way to the Eye of the World, Rand al'Thor asks Moiraine what her plan is after he has informed her that he truly is the Dragon Reborn. She presents him with the powerful *sa'angreal*, instructing him to use it to seal the Dark One away in his prison for another Age when they reach the Eye. Rand wishes to learn to channel more, but Moiraine tells him he must not risk being corrupted by the Dark One's touch, and must reach for the *sa'angreal* when the time is right.

At the Eye, Rand is taken into an imaginary space controlled by The Man. Though Rand is tempted to make the reality where he is married to Egwene real, he instead reaches for the *sa'angreal* in his pocket and banishes the Forsaken, believing he has defeated the Dark One.

## Changes from the book series

The seated man *sa'angreal* appears to be inspired by the fat bald man *angreal*  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series.

* In the book series, the item is found at a later point of the series. It is also only an *angreal*, and is not considered a *sa'angreal*.
* In the book series, the item is described as a fat bald man holding a sword.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 8: *The Eye of the World*.
2. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 1: *Leavetaking*.
Clare Perkins

**Clare Perkins** is an English actress who portrays Kerene Nagashi on Amazon Video's *The Wheel of Time* television series.

## General overview

Prior to joining *The Wheel of Time*, Clare Perkins was best known for portraying Denise Boulter in *Family Affairs* (2003-2005) and Ava Hartman in *EastEnders* (1997-2013). Perkins went on to voice Nana Thompson in the audio drama *Doctor Who: Redacted* (2022), and voice Denise Metcalf in the audio drama *The Archers* (2021-2023).

Clare Perkins' casting as Kerene Nagashi was announced on August 19, 2020.

## Credits

* *The Wheel of Time* TV series
	+ Season 1 - Kerene Nagashi

## Gallery

Clare Perkins and Kate Fleetwood behind the scenes of episode 104Clare Perkins and Peter Franzén behind the scenes of episode 104
## Navigation

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## External links

* Clare Perkins at the Internet Movie Database
* Clare Perkins on Wikipedia
* Follow Clare Perkins (@clareperkinsofficial) on Instagram

## References

1. ↑ Twitter: No one has been able to “match her power in almost six hundred years,” according to descriptions. Please welcome Clare Perkins as Kerene August 19, 2020.
Daniel Francis

**Daniel Francis** is a British actor who portrays High Lord Turak in Prime Video's *The Wheel of Time*.

## General overview

Prior to *The Wheel of Time*, Daniel Francis was best known for portraying Dave Shaw in the mini-series *Stay Close* (2021), Esmond Smith in the mini-series *Small Axe* (2020), and Baron Samdi / Dr. Facilier in the TV series *Once Upon a Time* (2017-2018). He will also portray Marcus Anderson in *Bridgerton* season 3.

Daniel Francis's involvement in *The Wheel of Time* was first repoted by *WoT Series* on May 18, 2022. His involvement was confirmed when the season 2 trailer was released, showing Daniel Francis in the role. Francis also posted to his Instagram on July 19, 2023, confirming his role in the series.

## Credits

* *The Wheel of Time* TV series
	+ Season 2 - High Lord Turak

## Quotes

> Can’t wait for you to see season 2 of #thewheeloftime and to meet High Lord Turak. Nothing more fun than physically transforming for a character. Who else loves a fantasy epic??🙌🏾🙌🏾 #amazonprimevideo
>
> Daniel Francis, Instagram, July 19, 2023

## Gallery

Episode 208 behind the scenes, from Pepe Mora Studios' Twitter, October 2, 2023Episode 208 behind the scenes, from Pepe Mora Studios' Twitter, October 2, 2023Episode 208 behind the scenes, from Pepe Mora Studios' Twitter, October 2, 2023Episode 208 behind the scenes, from Daniel Francis's Facebook, September 1, 2023Episode 208 behind the scenes, from Pepe Mora Studios' Twitter, October 2, 2023
## Trivia

* Daniel Francis is a founding member of the tech company Hedera.

## Navigation

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## External links

* Daniel Francis at the Internet Movie Database
* Daniel Francis (actor) on Wikipedia
* Follow Daniel Francis (@therealdanielfrancis) on Instagram
* Follow Daniel Francis (@MrDanFrancis) on Twitter

## References

1. ↑ Fans wished him happy birthday on February 9th and he responded in 2022, in 2021, in 2020, and in 2019.
2. ↑ *WoT Series*, Scoop: Two Seanchan are Cast + More Cast Speculation by Eri and Omar. May 18, 2022.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 https://www.instagram.com/p/Cu4iiL4An7L/
Mordero'Sheen

***Mordero'Sheen*** (Old Tongue for *Bringers of Death*) is the fourteenth and final track featured in *The Wheel of Time: The First Turn*, released on November 12, 2021. It is composed by Lorne Balfe.

## Lyrics

Ghar'ghael
Ko'bal
Ahf'frait
Dhijn'nen
Bhan'sheen
Ghob'hlin
Ghraem'lan
Kno'mon
Dhai'mon
Dha'vol
Al'ghol
Gholam
Dhagain
Fear
Machin (continuous)

Mordero'sheen
Bajad al'Shai'tan

Brutes of Venom
A Trolloc Band
Strong Wind
Those Who Cause Terror
Bringers of Annihilation
Harvesters of Souls
Prized of the Mighty
Scythes of Devastation
Scythes of War
Aires of Agony
Soulless
Shadowspawn
Fear
Night
Destruction

Bringers of Death
Spawn of the Dark One (x4)

(x2)

## Gallery

### Images

Official English translation by Naomi Joy Todd, provided by 14th Street Music on January 28, 2022

## Trivia

* The lyrics are the names of Trolloc bands.

## Navigation

Opening theme •
*Sing of Manetheren* •
*The Man Who Can't Forget* •
***Browse all songs***
***The First Turn***:
01 *Mashithamel* •
02 *Moiraine Sedai* •
03 *Ta'maral'ailen* •
04 *Aes Sedai* •
05 *Ost Ninto Shostya* •
06 *Mashiara* •
07 *Al'Naito* •
08 *Al'Cair Sei* •
09 *Caisen'shar* •
10 *Aman Syndai* •
11 *Noriv al Zaffid* •
12 *Al'Dival* •
13 *Wab'shar* •
14 ***Mordero'Sheen***

## References

1. ↑ 14th Street Music posted a video with the Old Tongue lyrics on Twitter on January 27, 2022.
2. ↑ 14th Street Music posted the official English translation on Twitter on January 28, 2022.