Idrian Sepulki

Tadeas believes Jorfax has a romantic interest in Idrian.

Demir commands Idrian in the campaign and brings him along to guard against an enemy breacher. He also deliberately shows Idrian the attack to restore his confidence in Demir’s leadership.

They have known each other for years through Kastora and reconnect at the army camp. Idrian answers Thessa’s questions about Holikan with compassion and candor.

Idrian is Braileer’s captain and depends on him as his armorer. He carries the badly injured young soldier to medical care and sacrifices a year of service to secure treatment that might save him.

Fenny serves in Idrian’s battalion. He comforts her when Squeaks is trapped and takes charge of the rescue.

Stavri commands the campaign in which Idrian serves. His withdrawal orders threaten Idrian’s chance to retrieve the cinderite, though Idrian proceeds with his mission.

Idrian calls Kastora his friend and is deeply concerned for him. He joins Demir on a dangerous rescue attempt and stays with Kastora at his deathbed.

Mika accompanies Idrian’s search team and supplies the grenades used against the flying glassdancer. They cooperate in the field, though her bluntness sometimes clashes with Jorfax.

Squeaks serves alongside Idrian and is injured by the creature that attacks the engineers; Idrian reports the injury while bringing Braileer to the medical tents.

Idrian serves in the military campaign under General Grappo’s command; the medical authorities note that even Grappo cannot override the restrictions on high-resonance cureglass.

Idrian recognizes Tirana as the Hyacinth Hotel’s attractive master-at-arms and remarks that she is too young for him.

Valient coordinates troops with Idrian and Tadeas, carries out Idrian’s battlefield plan, and praises Idrian’s dangerous intervention.

Demir places Myria under Idrian’s protection after Holikan surrenders; Idrian ensures she remains safe during the sack.

Sammi is a senior political authority over the Foreign Legion. Idrian curses her leadership after the defeat and the destruction of the Legion’s senior command.

Kerite commands the Drakes advancing against Idrian and Tadeas’s position, making her their military adversary.

Idrian attacks the glassdancer assassin on the fort roof, discovering that the enemy is a nonhuman creature. The creature withstands his assault, injures him, and escapes by flying away.