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Ivet

A hidden hunter disguised as an herb-woman who confirms Bram's survival and summons Hesk.

Arriving in Book 9 amidst a tide of refugees, Ivet presents herself as a skilled herb-woman, though this is merely a disguise for her true nature as a hidden hunter. As a witness of the Order of the Ledger, she has been sent on a critical mission to verify if the Deathless, an entity that should be long dead, still breathes. Unlike other agents who might rely on artifacts or deception, Ivet carries no relic and never tells a lie; her only proof is her own eyewitness account of the impossible domain holding back winter.

Affiliation
Order of the Ledger
Disguise
Skilled herb-woman
Mission Target
The Deathless (Bram)
Key Ability
Witnessing the impossible domain
Outcome
Summons Reckoner Hesk
Book Debut
Book 9

Lore & Background

Ivet's role is defined by absolute honesty and direct observation. Upon confirming Bram's survival, she does not linger to intervene or deceive further. Instead, she immediately rides north to report her findings to the Order. Her testimony serves as the catalyst for the events of Book 10, directly leading to the summoning of the Reckoner Hesk.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Ivet's true identity?

She is a hidden hunter and witness of the Order of the Ledger disguised as an herb-woman.

Does Ivet carry any magical items or relics?

No, she carries no relic; her proof is entirely based on her own witness.

Why did the Order send Ivet to Book 9?

She was sent to confirm if something that should be dead (the Deathless) is actually alive.

What happens after Ivet confirms Bram's survival?

She rides north to report, which results in the summoning of Reckoner Hesk in Book 10.

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