Glass Immortals · Character

Churian Dorlani

  • Supporting
  • First seen · Book 1 · Ch. 8

Churian Dorlani is a supporting character in Glass Immortals (Book 1).

Gender
male
First appears
Book 1 · Ch. 8
Books
1

A mid-ranking cousin in the Dorlani guild-family, Churian is revealed as one of Adriana Grappo’s killers, acting on his grandmother’s orders. When his plain white mask falls, he is cornered and questioned with shackleglass; he escapes the country without money. Later, he names Aelia Dorlani as the instigator of the murder.

Description

Churian is a tall, middle-aged man, balding and awkward in bearing. He wears a short tunic and, during the murder, a plain white mask.

Connections

  • AD

    Aelia Dorlanigrandson

    Aelia is Churian’s grandmother and the Dorlani matriarch. Churian says she ordered him to participate in Adriana Grappo’s murder, and that refusing her was unthinkable.

  • GM

    Glissandi Magnafellow conspirator

    Churian identifies Glissandi as one of the masked participants he recognized at the meeting before Adriana’s murder.

  • Kissandra Vorcien-MontegoEnemy

    Kizzie interrogates Churian under shackleglass about Adriana’s murder. After learning his role, she threatens him into leaving Ossa and keeping silent.

  • Adriana Grappoaccomplice in her murder

    Churian admits that he participated in Adriana’s murder because Aelia ordered him to, though he says he did not know Adriana and did not want to kill her.

Story so far

  1. BOOK 1In the Shadow of Lightning

Key events

  1. Book 1
    Ch. 2
    Murder of Adriana GrappoAdriana Grappo is publicly beaten to death on the steps of the Assembly by masked assassins including Churian Dorlani and Glissandi Magna, acting on orders from Aelia Dorlani and Aristanes.

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