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Dame Aylin, also known by the moniker of '''Nightsong''', is a daughter of the Goddess [[Deities#Selûne|Selûne]], and as a result is effectively immortal. Many characters, including the necromancer [[Balthazar]], have imprisoned or sought to imprison Aylin in order to exploit this immortality for their own purposes. | Dame Aylin, also known by the moniker of '''Nightsong''', is a daughter of the Goddess [[Deities#Selûne|Selûne]], and as a result is effectively immortal. Many characters, including the necromancer [[Balthazar]], have imprisoned or sought to imprison Aylin in order to exploit this immortality for their own purposes. | ||
Aylin's story is closely intertwined with that of the cleric, [[Isobel]]. At the conclusion of Act Two, under the right circumstances, | Aylin's story is closely intertwined with that of the cleric, [[Isobel]]. At the conclusion of Act Two, under the right circumstances, it will be revealed that Aylin and Isobel are lovers. | ||
=== Recruitment === | === Recruitment === | ||