She Who Drowns in Moonlight

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She Who Drowns in Moonlight, more commonly known simply as the Lord of Thunder Bay, is Thunder Bay's current Lord. She is an Elemental associated with water, with components of Spirit mixed in.

Personality

The Lord does not move or speak much and in fact finds speaking difficult.<ref>The Lord didn’t move or speak.  Was it a trick?
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“Speaking is hard,” the Lord told Avery.  Her voice came more from the walls than the gray-skinned giantess’ body. - Excerpt from Fall Out 14.1</ref>

She contains a bit of spirit that helps stabilise her.<ref>“That’s our Lord of Thunder Bay.  She Who Drowns in Moonlight.  Elemental with a bit of spirit stabilizing her.”- Excerpt from Playing a Part 15.4</ref>

Relationships

• Deb Cloutier is her second in command, fulfilling the duties of Lordship when the Lord is unable to do so.<ref>“Deb Cloutier, Storm Chaser.  I serve this council as Lord when our Lord is unable or otherwise occupied, which is admittedly rare." - excerpt from Fall Out 14.1</ref>
• Ann Wint is the enforcer of the Thunder Bay Council, and deals with matters that are not serious enough for the Lord to handle.<ref>“Ann Wint, already introduced.  Destroyer, Chainer, and enforcer for this council.  For matters too petty for our Lord, but too serious for most of our council, I handle them.  I consign by Abyss and I consign by Ruin, and I wield those selfsame realms as tools against the enemies of our city.” - excerpt from Fall Out 14.1</ref>
• Avery Kelly established what seems to be a positive relationship with the Lord upon her arrival in Thunder Bay.<ref>“I’m okay getting the same responsibilities.  I’m not trying to grow a practitioner family or anything.  I just… want to keep the peace, keep people safe, go to school, look after family stuff and friends, maybe join a sports team.”
  
  “Then I will signal,” the Lord said.
  
  “Is that a yes?”
  
  “It’s a yes,” Gilkey said, before the walls of water collapsed.
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  “I think you won her over with those gifts,” Florin said.
  
  “That’s great.” - excerpt from Fall Out 14.1</ref>
• She often treats Gilkey like a tool.<ref>Your Lord treats you as a tool, others dismiss you.- Excerpt from Playing a Part 15.z</ref>

Appearance

The Lord looks like a giant woman, ten feet tall, with blue eyes, grey skin, and long, thin arms. Water running down over her head and body forms the appearance of hair and clothing. <ref>Avery could see about seven figures, plus the Lord, a ten foot tall woman with long limbs that bowed and bent.  Where forearms rested on her legs, they bent into arcs, the slender, transparent gray-skinned hands limp.  Water flowed from the top of her head down, forming hair and dress.  Her face looked like a mask, eyes glowing the mottled blue of the water on a summer day. - excerpt from Fall Out 14.1</ref>

Abilities

As an elemental that seems related to water she has claim and power over it.

As a lord and thus presumably powerful she was able to carve a space for council meetings.

She's can use water to create detailed models of other people for Augury.<ref>She created four silhouettes in total.  Each was water, like a 3D-print of the person in slightly wobbly, transparent liquid. - Excerpt from Playing a Part 15.2</ref>

When she signals people it seems to involve very precise raindrops.

She can sense through water and is aware of where people are within Thunderbay.<ref>She has the ability to sense through water and keep track of many things, including an inconsistent awareness of who is where and of major happenings in her realm- Excerpt from Playing a Part 15.z</ref>

Has been called an elemental and somewhat like a giantess but is far to young too be such.<ref>The Lord of Thunder Bay stood near the water, a massive figure, almost a giantess, but she was elemental more than she was anything that old.  People gathered around her.  Her council.

She provided support, not aggression.
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Anthem Woodward Tedd became Lord of a tiny, quaint town above Thunder Bay, and Anthem Tedd immediately abdicated his seat, giving it to the eldest son of Hugh Legendre.  The Lord of Thunder Bay didn’t seem to like that he abdicated, or that they’d functionally cheated the contest, but she didn’t intervene.- Excerpt from Fall Out 14.z</ref>

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