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Lady Geldwin is a [[ghoul lord]] featured in the anonymous work '[[Interview with a Ghoul]]''. | Lady Geldwin is a [[Ghoul Lord|ghoul lord]] featured in the anonymous work ''[[Interview with a Ghoul]]''. She rules a [[ghoul]] pack that dwells and feasts in a large [[cemetery]]. The name of the land that hosts the [[graveyard]] is not given in the work. And since the work's veracity is uncertain, it is unknown whether she is, or is not, herself a work of fiction. | ||
[[Category:Ghoul Lord]][[Category: | ==In Her Own Words== | ||
“I am the lady of all I survey”, she stated with manifest glee as her barely clothed arm, with that leathery skin and taloned hand, cut a grandiose arc over the vast [[graveyard]], leaving greenish wisps of vapour in its wake. She continued, “A small kingdom it is, but it is mine and we do eat good, very good.” Then she turned her ill eye upon me, “Your slave is sick and fearful in my presence, but you not. I know why. You share the hunger. You would sup with me. What would you have my slaves fetch us?” | |||
-Lady Geldwin, ''[[Interview with a Ghoul]]'' | |||
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Latest revision as of 08:48, 6 December 2025
Lady Geldwin is a ghoul lord featured in the anonymous work Interview with a Ghoul. She rules a ghoul pack that dwells and feasts in a large cemetery. The name of the land that hosts the graveyard is not given in the work. And since the work's veracity is uncertain, it is unknown whether she is, or is not, herself a work of fiction.
In Her Own Words
“I am the lady of all I survey”, she stated with manifest glee as her barely clothed arm, with that leathery skin and taloned hand, cut a grandiose arc over the vast graveyard, leaving greenish wisps of vapour in its wake. She continued, “A small kingdom it is, but it is mine and we do eat good, very good.” Then she turned her ill eye upon me, “Your slave is sick and fearful in my presence, but you not. I know why. You share the hunger. You would sup with me. What would you have my slaves fetch us?”
-Lady Geldwin, Interview with a Ghoul
