“ | "I am a descendent of Ranthia Drahl, Queen of Embers. She is with me now and I am not afraid. My friends are behind me and I will defend them." | ” |
–House of Earth and Blood, page 702 |
Lehabah was a guardian at Griffin Antiquities and Bryce Quinlan's friend.
Biography[]
Early Life[]
Lehabah was extremely open regarding the fact that she was marked with the letters of slavery only moments after she was born.
At an unspecified point in time, she was purchased by Jesiba Roga to guard the forbidden books and contraband hidden in the main archive room of Griffin Antiquities. Lehabah had been guardian of the gallery's library for decades. She befriended Bryce after she got a job there.
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Personality[]
Lehabah was prone to gossip and incurably nosy. She liked to talk and watch trashy dramas instead of focusing on her work at Griffin Antiquities. She did, however, take her job seriously when appropriate and would keep the books in the remains of the Parthos library in line if one tried to escape or misbehave. She was incredibly perceptive and was able to see and understand the true nature of others, such as when she told Hunt that Bryce "acted mean" but was really "a big softie."
Despite her somewhat flippant behavior, she cared deeply about Bryce and her friends, though she had on occasion admitted that Danika Fendyr was "mean" to her. She was also somewhat interested in men, showing vague and passing interest in and physical attraction to Hunt and Ruhn Danaan, among others. Lehabah was prim and a bit prudish. She was extroverted.
Physical Description[]
Lehabah was tiny in size, no longer than a human hand, and had a tattoo with the letters SPQM on her simmering skin, which had been stamped on her arm within moments of her birth. The slave tattoo was visible amid the simmering flesh of her arm. She tended to change color depending on her emotions, as she was described as turning raspberry red when she was blushing from embarrassment and a bright blue when she became furious and threatening. She'd also give off smoke that swirled around her when she was embarrassed. Lehabah had a tangle of flaming yellow hair that floated and twirled above her head. She looked like a flame given a plump female shape. She had a round chin, dainty toes, and plump arms.
Powers & Abilities[]
- Sprite Physiology: As a fire sprite, Lehabah was completely made of flames. She was able to change the color of her flames (and presumably the temperature of them as well) based on her moods, ranging from a yellow-orange to raspberry to a cool blue shade.
- Fire: She was able to project fireballs from her body that was powerful enough to shatter the glass tank of a Nøkk that had been protected with spells by Jesiba. Her power was an ember compared to the Fae's flames.
- Flight: As a fire sprite, Lehabah possessed some form of flight or levitation.
Relationships[]
Bryce Quinlan[]
Lehabah and Bryce were quite close. The sprite found Bryce cold at times and they sometimes had small fights, but overall they cared for each other. Lehabah cared about Bryce so much that she sacrificed her life in the Griffin Antiquities archive to buy Bryce some time to kill Micah Domitus when he attacked them during the Summit. Likewise, Bryce cared about Lele so much that she added to her already considerable debt with Jesiba in order to purchase her freedom.
Jesiba Roga[]
Jesiba was Lehabah's most recent master and owner. Lehabah complained sometimes about Jesiba's coldness and they weren't particularly close, but there was no conflict or disdain between them.
Gallery[]
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Trivia[]
- The name Lehabah comes from the Hebrew word "לְהָבָה," which means "flame."[1]
- Lele was fond of watching Vanir television dramas and soap operas on her tablet while sprawling out on the tiny fainting couch Bryce gave her from her childhood dollhouse.
- She was obsessed with strawberry shisha, or hookah tobacco, which Bryce bought her every week.
- Lehabah's great-grandmother served in Hunt's 18th Legion during the rebellion.
- She was bought by Jesiba Roga for 90,000 gold marks.[2]
References[]
- ↑ Bible Study Tools - Lehabah
- ↑ House of Earth and Blood, Chapter 20