Lawmaster Catara Zylquinor

Lawmaster Catara Zylquinor is the current lawmaster of the rich city of North Coniston. A secretive yet firm ruler, she is known to have been friends with the Jade Cobras before their incarceration. She was even asked to be the godmother of Sol the Unholy and Sanah Eldenwatcher's son, Aster, before Aster's passing. Lawmaster Catara Zylquinor is the wife of Miss Eleanorin Gaennant, and the possible mother of an unknown daughter.

On the 3rd of Branta, 643 Po.A., Lawmaster Zylquinor assisted in the escape of the Jade Cobras. Eventually, however, she ditched the rest of them and just took Shovakk Ulthant, who she is known to have an especially close relationship with.

Length of rule: 631 Po.A. - Present

###### Party Notes

Shovakk's letter to "Krameri", who was later revealed to be Lawmaster Zylquinor.Catara's response to Shovakk, sent upon hearing of the death of Aster Eldenwatcher. Page 1 of 2.Page 2 of 2 of Catara's response to Shovakk.Shovakk's letter to Lawmaster Zylquinor's regarding Aster. Page 1 of 2.Page 2 of 2 of Shovakk's letter to Lawmaster Zylquinor.**-Transcript of Shovakk's letter to "Krameri"-**

“Krameri,

Thank you for your generous contribution. It is because of your dedication to my studies which permit me to continue working. Although my studies have, unfortunately, not given any further insight into what we discussed, I vow to continue investigating until I have fulfilled my side of our contract.

Despite this, however, I do indeed have positive news. The drow seems to be reacting as expected to my experiments. And although it has not shown any symptoms yet, I expect that it will soon. Not to worry, this delay is normal, from what I have gathered from test subject 181-38.

I will send a letter as soon as I have more results.

Your faithful servant, The Doctor.”

###### -Transcript of Shovakk's letter to Lawmaster Zylquinor-

“Miss Catara,

I’m afraid I am not writing for myself, but at the behest of Sol and Sanah. As you know, young Aster has been unwell for the past two weeks. Despite mine and Sekkah’s strongest efforts, two nights ago his condition took a turn for the worse. It is with a heavy heart that I must inform you of his passing. At around ten pm, his heart stopped beating, and he breathed his last breath surrounded by the ones he loved so dearly.

Sol and Sanah are taking the loss about as well as you’d expect. Sol is not speaking, nor is he willing to leave his bedchambers for anything at all. Sanah spends hours in the forest. What she is doing is beyond my knowledge, but I have sent Sorana and Sekkah out with her so that she is not fully by her lonesome.

Even Sarzaphir is acting differently. He has been bringing Sol food and water so that he does not become malnourished, and he has been doing his best to counsel Sullir as well. Sullir is devastated, and rightfully so. The two were nearly inseparable. I do wish Sylvial would allow his brother to grieve instead of being cross and short-tempered toward him, but I can understand as much as anyone else the apathy with things concerning death.

Once again, my friend, I apologize that it was I who broke the news to you. Should you feel inclined to, you are more than welcome to attend his funeral. It will be two days from now, and we are planning to bury him underneath the large willow tree two hours outside of South Coniston. I will ride with you if you feel the desire to come, so that I can give better directions.

Yours sincerely, Shovakk.”

###### -Transcript of Lawmaster Zylquinor's response to Shovakk-

“Shovakk,

There are no words to express how very devastating this news is. In times like these I would usually move to bury myself within my work, but even I cannot find the will to do so.

Poor, young Aster. I recall with vividity the many times he played with Somnus in my yard. How he would give me the brightest smile whenever Somnus brought back the numerous sticks which he would throw. I still have his painting which he made of all of us framed in my bedroom, and as I write this letter, I can’t help but glance back to it every so often in fond memory of him.

The fiends surely are cruel, dark, twisted deities for taking away somebody so pure. So innocent.

May the endless light of Krameri guide our little Aster’s soul to the afterlife. Please give our friends my utmost condolences, and inform them that if they should ever need counsel, I would be more than pleased to see their faces again.

You may inform whoever needs to know that they can expect me to attend his funeral, and I thank you for offering so kindly to give directions.

Yours in mourning, Catara.”