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Maeve, one of the three queens of the Fae.
Maeve is married to Oberon, as are her two sisters Mab and Mora. She has a daughter with Oberon, named Findabair. Maeve is often called the Warrior Queen because she led the war against Valdarin. It is also queen Maeve who sends the cullahan into banishment.
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Oberon, King of the Fae, Supreme Leader of the Cullahan
Oberon is married to the three queens, of which he has one daughter . He also has four daughters with his mistress. Oberon is the archetype of a sluggish king: he is mainly interested in drinking and being with his mistress. Governing the fae is left to his queens.
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Vaelorin, leader of the cullahan
Vaelorin is the leader of the cullahan, fae taller than men. He stays loyal to the three queens and leads their battle against Valdarin. He is also the one who leads his people into banishment.
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Valdarin, former member of the cullahan
Valdarin was originally a cullahan, the elite force of the Fae’s, taller than humans. When the cullahan became interested to join up with male dragons, Valdarin was the one who actually took the initiative and bonded with Beowulf. Valdarin’s story is the reason of the great forbidden for males to bond with male dragons.
