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Teliv Witherscale
- Teliv
These are aliases for "Teliv Witherscale".
Aliases are alternative forms of a reference. They can include actual aliases for characters, nicknames, plural variations, gendered versions of some [Classes], and even typos.
Total mentions
Mentions
Chapters with the most mentions
Interlude chapters are abbreviated with "I." for readability.
Books with the most mentions
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Volumes with the most mentions
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| Chapter | Text |
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| 6.49 | “Teliv Witherscale, at your service. I’m a part-time [Host] working at Wishdrink’s—let me know, anytime, and I’ll be happy to work for any crowd, group, or smaller party! I do dinner-parties too, and I can even liven up a birthday or level-up party! I don’t do funerals.” |
| 6.49 | “Teliv.” |
| 6.49 | Olesm sighed, resigned. His old friend winked at him. Olesm hadn’t seen Teliv in a while, but the Drake hadn’t changed. He looked around, irrepressibly cheerful as ever. |
| 6.49 | “Mister…Teliv, we actually summoned you because we need a [Negotiator] to perform a variety of tasks. We have several Guildleaders who need to understand a variety of rules we’re about to put in place, a neighboring city we need to er, negotiate with for their trade goods, and more. Is that what your class does? Have you done this for the Council?” |
| 6.49 | Lism frowned at Teliv, glancing at Olesm. He vaguely remembered the younger Drake, but he didn’t remember someone so ostentatious. Teliv’s eyes widened. |
| 6.49 | Lism frowned at Teliv, glancing at Olesm. He vaguely remembered the younger Drake, but he didn’t remember someone so ostentatious. Teliv’s eyes widened. |
| 6.49 | Nothing would have surprised Alonna anymore, but she managed to sound even more disapproving. No one had seen Tismel or Zalaiss so far, or the rest of the old Council. They were no doubt trying to figure something out, but Relc’s fist had kept everyone away so far. Teliv laughed until he realized she was serious. |
| 6.49 | “Well…probably. Teliv’s the highest-level I think, and he’s good at his job, despite how he acts.” |
| 6.49 | The [Strategist] ignored Teliv’s hurt look. |
| 6.49 | Lism narrowed his eyes, but Teliv’s laugh made even the [Shopkeeper] relax. |
| 6.49 | Teliv trailed off as he saw the blank looks on the faces of the other Councilmembers. |
| 6.49 | Krshia smiled. She approved of Teliv’s attitude. She looked at Lism and held a thumbs up. He scowled as Jeiss, grinning, did the same. Alonna shrugged, Raekea nodded, Elirr scratched his head—it was only after looking at Olesm that Lism sighed. |
| 6.49 | Teliv’s face fell. He backed up slightly at Klbkch’s name. |
| 6.49 | He turned to go. Olesm shut the door. Teliv looked at him and then patted him on the shoulder. |
| 6.49 | Teliv looked behind him and saw three Drakes and three Gnolls staring at him. He hesitated, and then checked himself. |
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