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[[Daksh]] was part of the band of [[bandit]]s who killed [[Ayanna Hazra]]. However, upon witnessing the benevolence of her lingering [[ghost|spirit]], he turned away from his life of banditry and became a penitent. He now wanders [[Sri Raji]], performing physical labor in exchange for food. He does not consider himself an ascetic, merely someone trying to make up for the bad deeds he has committed.<ref name="QtR32_p202">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 32]], p.202</ref> | [[Daksh]] was part of the band of [[bandit]]s who killed [[Ayanna Hazra]]. However, upon witnessing the benevolence of her lingering [[ghost|spirit]], he turned away from his life of banditry and became a penitent. He now wanders [[Sri Raji]], performing physical labor in exchange for food. He does not consider himself an [[ascetic]], merely someone trying to make up for the bad deeds he has committed.<ref name="QtR32_p202">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 32]], p.202</ref> | ||
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Daksh was part of the band of bandits who killed Ayanna Hazra. However, upon witnessing the benevolence of her lingering spirit, he turned away from his life of banditry and became a penitent. He now wanders Sri Raji, performing physical labor in exchange for food. He does not consider himself an ascetic, merely someone trying to make up for the bad deeds he has committed.[1]
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- ↑ Quoth the Raven Issue 32, p.202
