A COMPANION TO BONDS
This entry follows the subject as it appears in BONDS.
Lunethyr is named when Selyna speaks a memorized phrase connected with Elarisel’s civic wards. In these passages, words, memory, duty, and recognized standing belong to the same act. The language is part of a practiced tradition whose meaning depends on the speaker and the place.[1]
In BONDS[1]
Language in the scene
The novel gives enough context to understand why the utterance matters without presenting a vocabulary or grammar. Other elven languages and the wider history of their traditions remain in the Compendium.
Sources & appearances
BONDS: The Tale of Sylas · B.K. McSherry
BONDS · Final Draft 1.0
Referenced chaptersChapter 14
- [1]BONDS · Chapter 14