Ivet
Hidden hunter and herb-woman who confirmed Hollowmere's domain, summoning Hesk.
Arriving in Book 9 as a skilled herb-woman, Ivet is actually a hidden hunter serving the Order of the Ledger. She acts as a crucial witness to the impossible domain of Hollowmere, confirming past doubts without ever lying or carrying relics. Her testimony is so significant that it directly summons Hesk in Book 10.
- Role
- Hidden Hunter / Witness
- Affiliation
- Order of the Ledger
- Disguise
- Skilled Herb-woman
- Key Action
- Confirmed Hollowmere's domain
- Outcome
- Summoned Hesk in Book 10
- Final Mission
- Report north to mark the ledger whole
Lore & Background
Following these events, Ivet travels north to fulfill her duty. Acting on Bram's specific request, her final objective is to ensure the ledger is marked as whole, completing the cycle of witness and record-keeping that defines her role within the series.
Did You Know?
- Ivet confirms Hollowmere without carrying any relics.
- Her confirmation in Book 9 directly causes Hesk's summoning in Book 10.
- She travels north specifically to mark the ledger whole at Bram's request.
- Despite being a hidden hunter, she publicly poses as a herb-woman.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ivet's true identity?
She is a hidden hunter and witness of the Order of the Ledger disguised as a herb-woman.
How did she confirm Hollowmere?
She confirmed it without lying or carrying any relics, serving as a direct witness.
What major event does Ivet trigger?
Her confirmation summons Hesk in Book 10.
Why is she traveling north?
She goes to report and mark the ledger whole, following Bram's request.