
The Night Court · Rhysand's sister
Rhysand's Sister
The books never name her. Tamlin's father and brothers killed her beside her mother.
The sister Rhysand lost.
Daughter of the old High Lord and his Illyrian mate, half High Fae and half Illyrian, born with wings. Killed beside her mother on the way to visit her brother. Never named. Never forgotten by him.
What we know
Not her name.
The books never name her. She was the younger of the two children of the High Lord of the Night Court and the Illyrian seamstress he'd claimed as his mate, so she carried wings like her brother. While Rhys was away at the war-camp, she and their mother set out to visit him. Rhys had made a friend of Tamlin and told him they were coming. Tamlin told his father.
The wings
What Feyre went looking for.
Tamlin's father and brothers killed them both in the Illyrian wilderness, and the old High Lord of Spring kept their wings. In the war with Hybern, Feyre, inside the Spring Court, went looking for them, to bring them home to Rhys. Rhys and his father killed Tamlin's brothers and parents for her. Tamlin killed Rhys's father. Two courts bled for her, and the books never gave her a name.
Her family
Those who remember her.
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The File
- Brother
- Rhysand
- Blood
- half High Fae, half Illyrian, with wings
- Died
- with her mother, on the way to the war-camp where Rhys was training
- Killed by
- Tamlin's father and brothers
- Her wings
- kept by Tamlin's father
- Name
- never given
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