Gilmorn
Names: Gilmornbandit leader
First appears in Book 2: The Temporal Void, chapter 12 (Inigo's Twelfth Dream)
Appearances
What you know
Book 2: The Temporal Void
Book 3: The Evolutionary Void
- Ch 4The Gilmorn is the last leader of the bandits and a remnant of Owain's One Nation followers, of Grand Family origin, and fanatically defiant.
- Ch 4The Gilmorn claims he created Edeard by destroying his village, and calls Edeard his soul twin and Owain's puppet.
- Ch 4The Gilmorn was shackled in iron rings and chains so his telekinesis cannot pick locks.
Connections
- family ofRanaleecousin
- ally ofOwain
- enemy ofEdeard
- member ofOne Nation
Key moments
- Book 2 · Ch 12The gully ambush
Edeard's party enters the bandits' gully, but the bandits knew they were coming and triggered an avalanche and gunfire. Most of Edeard's companions die.
- Book 2 · Ch 12Edeard's slaughter of the bandits
Edeard catches a giant boulder, hurls it onto the bandits on the ledge, then kills the fastfoxes and the remaining bandits.
- Book 2 · Ch 12Interrogation of the Gilmorn
Edeard crushes the trapped bandit leader with the boulder; he reveals the Owain 'one nation' plot and taunts about Makkathran before dying.
- Book 3 · Ch 4Final assault on the bandits' valley
On his fifth reset, Edeard prepares by removing the hidden guns and subverting ge-eagles; the militias surround the Gilmorn's fortress outcrop and capture him with few losses.
- Book 3 · Ch 4Sentencing of the Gilmorn
Edeard reads the warrant condemning the Gilmorn to be abandoned on a remote island; the Gilmorn taunts him as Owain's puppet, and Edeard walks out.