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Chardin is a minor character from the [[Baroness of Blood]] novel. Although a child, she nonetheless served as an impromptu spy for [[Kislovan] [[ | Chardin is a minor character from the [[Baroness of Blood]] novel. Although a child, she nonetheless served as an impromptu spy for [[Kislovan]] [[rebel]]s against the [[Obour Family]] when she overheard the Kislovan soldiers talking about an [[invasion]] of [[Sundell]]. She rescued a [[blind]], [[maimed]], and [[mute]] [[Dark]] from certain death in the forests of [[Kislova]] and helped him deliver a message of Kislovan invasion to [[Baron Peto Casse]]. Her help went so far as to kill a Kislovan [[soldier]] attacking Dark. Chardin lost her life to the [[poisoned]] blade of a Kislovan officer, ssacrificing her own life to save Dark's.<ref>[[Baroness of Blood]] p. 24-45</ref> | ||
Chardin was the daughter of [[Renze]].<ref>p. 25</ref> | |||
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Chardin is a minor character from the Baroness of Blood novel. Although a child, she nonetheless served as an impromptu spy for Kislovan rebels against the Obour Family when she overheard the Kislovan soldiers talking about an invasion of Sundell. She rescued a blind, maimed, and mute Dark from certain death in the forests of Kislova and helped him deliver a message of Kislovan invasion to Baron Peto Casse. Her help went so far as to kill a Kislovan soldier attacking Dark. Chardin lost her life to the poisoned blade of a Kislovan officer, ssacrificing her own life to save Dark's.[1]
Chardin was the daughter of Renze.[2]
References
- ↑ Baroness of Blood p. 24-45
- ↑ p. 25
