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Jahedrin<ref>[[Dance of the Dead (Novel)]] p.31, 39, | Jahedrin<ref>[[Dance of the Dead (Novel)]] p.31, 39,105, 116, 122, 183 268-270, 278, 281, 305-306</ref> is a minor character from the novel [[Dance of the Dead (Novel)]]. He was one of the crewmen and [[pilot]] for [[La Demoiselle du Musarde]], serving under [[Captain Raoul Dumont]]. Of the crew, only he, [[Jahedrin]], and [[Willen]] were never transformed in [[zombie]]s by [[Alondrin]]. | ||
Jahedrin survived the final battle between [[Larissa Snowmane]]'s forces and Alondrin's zombies at the end of DotD. He is the one who suggested that Larissa become the new captain of the ship. As such, he now serves under Larissa, whom renamed La Demoiselle the [[River Dancer]]. | Jahedrin survived the final battle between [[Larissa Snowmane]]'s forces and Alondrin's zombies at the end of DotD. He is the one who suggested that Larissa become the new captain of the ship. As such, he now serves under Larissa, whom renamed La Demoiselle the [[River Dancer]]. | ||
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Jahedrin[1] is a minor character from the novel Dance of the Dead (Novel). He was one of the crewmen and pilot for La Demoiselle du Musarde, serving under Captain Raoul Dumont. Of the crew, only he, Jahedrin, and Willen were never transformed in zombies by Alondrin.
Jahedrin survived the final battle between Larissa Snowmane's forces and Alondrin's zombies at the end of DotD. He is the one who suggested that Larissa become the new captain of the ship. As such, he now serves under Larissa, whom renamed La Demoiselle the River Dancer.
References
- ↑ Dance of the Dead (Novel) p.31, 39,105, 116, 122, 183 268-270, 278, 281, 305-306
