Raimut was extradited to the Ormish Empire and executed. Mara was institutionalised. The twins were left rudderless, alone in Raimut's great townhouse, still filled with evidence of the crimes they'd been accomplice to.
For years, the twins existed in a sort of haze, recovering from Raimut's brutality and from the aftereffects of the awful things they had done. They remained secretive and private and did not cultivate any significant friendships during this time, being afraid of being manipulated again. Eventually, they made the decision to leave Svet-Dmitrin and headed for the Free City of Wurmwald, hoping for a new start. Both were 30 years old at the time.
Jay is going to disappear from his world when he and Rook and en route to Wurmwald, staying in a shabby roadside hotel. …show more content…
Despite appearing to be shallow and superficial, he is a person of surprising emotional depth. He is also quite morbid and gloomy when the mood takes him and has often taken the role of doomsayer.
Jay is a person shattered by extreme trauma who has haphazardly put himself back together. The abusive treatment he underwent at the hands of his former mentor has left a lot of very deep wounds, not all of which have healed with the passage of time. In some ways, he's still mentally stuck in the time he spent under his mentor, not quite able to move on.
He is a rather chaotic person and, frankly, a bit of a
For years, the twins existed in a sort of haze, recovering from Raimut's brutality and from the aftereffects of the awful things they had done. They remained secretive and private and did not cultivate any significant friendships during this time, being afraid of being manipulated again. Eventually, they made the decision to leave Svet-Dmitrin and headed for the Free City of Wurmwald, hoping for a new start. Both were 30 years old at the time.
Jay is going to disappear from his world when he and Rook and en route to Wurmwald, staying in a shabby roadside hotel. …show more content…
Despite appearing to be shallow and superficial, he is a person of surprising emotional depth. He is also quite morbid and gloomy when the mood takes him and has often taken the role of doomsayer.
Jay is a person shattered by extreme trauma who has haphazardly put himself back together. The abusive treatment he underwent at the hands of his former mentor has left a lot of very deep wounds, not all of which have healed with the passage of time. In some ways, he's still mentally stuck in the time he spent under his mentor, not quite able to move on.
He is a rather chaotic person and, frankly, a bit of a