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Weylan Darrow

He signed the paper refusing Aelin her crown before he'd even met her. He is also the man who finally sets it on her head.

Weylan Darrow is the elderly steward-lord of occupied Terrasen and Aelin's chief political obstacle, from Empire of Storms and Kingdom of Ash — King Orlon's grieving lover, keeper of the Kingsflame, a cold hard bastard who is still, as Aedion says, a fair one.

At a glance

KIND
Human — elderly steward-lord of occupied Terrasen
ONCE
King Orlon Galathynius's lover, for decades before the Fall
KEEPS
The Kingsflame — Orlon's, pressed in crystal, saved from the burning
TO AELIN
The lord who signed away her crown before they met
AEDION CALLS HIM
A cold, hard bastard — but a fair one
TOOK FROM AEDION
His general's rank and the Sword of Orynth
TURNED BY
Evangeline, on the battlement of Orynth
ENDS
Naming Evangeline his heir — and crowning Aelin himself

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Queen of Terrasen · Heir of FireAelin Galathyniusa rivalEnter Aelin Galathynius →
The Wolf of the North · General of TerrasenAedion Ashryvera rivalEnter Aedion Ashryver →
Shapeshifter · Lady of CaraverreLysandraan allyEnter Lysandra →
Lord of Allsbrook · Terrasen's RebelRen Allsbrookan allyEnter Ren Allsbrook →

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