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| + | '''Setiwah''' was, as of [[3073]], a [[Demi-Precentor]] in the [[52nd Shadow Division]] of the [[Word of Blake]]. She was involved in the destruction of the [[Martian Cuirassiers]] on [[Hall]], and helped handle prisoners afterwards. One prisoner, Cuirassier [[John W. Traeger]], attempted to set off a bomb among the captives, and Setiwah was implied to be caught in the blast. Her fate is unknown.<ref name=TTW>''Teach the Wicked''</ref> | ||
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| − | + | Setiwah was described as beautiful. As of 3073, she lacked hair on her head but for black stubble, and had eyes that gleamed silver.<ref name=TTW/> | |
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Setiwah | |
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| Affiliation | Word of Blake Manei Domini |
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| Rank | Demi-Precentor |
Setiwah was, as of 3073, a Demi-Precentor in the 52nd Shadow Division of the Word of Blake. She was involved in the destruction of the Martian Cuirassiers on Hall, and helped handle prisoners afterwards. One prisoner, Cuirassier John W. Traeger, attempted to set off a bomb among the captives, and Setiwah was implied to be caught in the blast. Her fate is unknown.[1]
Description[edit]
Setiwah was described as beautiful. As of 3073, she lacked hair on her head but for black stubble, and had eyes that gleamed silver.[1]