iridal , auch: iridial

Iridal rose to her feet, stood in front of him.

Iridal and the boy were still alive, but they wouldn't be for long.

And so Iridal no longer argued against the sacrifice.

Hugh's hand raised, made a sign to Iridal that she should find out what the elf wanted.

The father called himself Sinistrad, the mother's name is Iridal.

Stephen hastened for his tent, planning to reach it before Iridal thought of something else to tell him and came back.

Sinistrad handed it to Iridal as one might hand over a puppy found abandoned on the road.

No women being allowed in the order, it was necessary for Iridal to keep her hands and face covered and to refrain from speaking.

Iridal flushed and kept her gaze on her plate.

The elves held Iridal hostage, forced me to agree to kill Stephen.

Iridal rose to her feet, tall and majestic, proud and imperious.

The only person he could not face yet was Iridal and, because of this, he was grateful for his blindness.

Sang-drax had let Iridal into her son's room, had crept back out, shutting the door.

Iridal flushed and bit her lip.

He made a slight motion with his head, asking Trian to urge Iridal to depart.

Is Iridal continuing to deceive herself?

Unfamiliar with the intrigues and machinations of the royal court, it never occurred to Iridal that the distraction was deliberate.

Hugh led her into a street lined with perfumers; the fumes from their aromatic shops left Iridal breathless.

He was going to return to that beautiful, peaceful realm... Would Haplo try to find Iridal?

"I am Iridal, formerly of the High Realms, now of Volkaran."

They hadn't expected Haplo or Iridal to escape, they hadn't taken the Kenkari into consideration.

He left, carrying Iridal in his arms, following the Keeper of the Door, on whose face was an expression of hope, mingled with dazed perplexity.

Stephen's life, however, is saved by Trian, and Iridal leaves for the High Realm with Bane's body.

Iridal thought of the vast numbers of guards patrolling the palace, imagined them all to be standing outside her son's room, and suddenly her task appeared hopeless.

Hugh could not help recalling that the last time he'd made this journey, Iridal- Bane's mother-sat in the very same place, cradled securely in his arms.