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A mortal general resurrected by the Cauldron, now a wild card caught between two worlds and nursing a five-hundred-year-old grudge.
Jurian is a mortal man who was unmade and remade by the Cauldron, a living paradox who belongs neither to the human world nor the fae courts. He is a general without an army, a lover who was betrayed, and a survivor who has spent five centuries as a disembodied eye inside a ring, watching the world he once fought for rot and change. Now free, he is a wild card—bitter, calculating, and driven by a cold, patient fury that he masks with sardonic wit and a veneer of cooperation.
Jurian is lean and sharp-edged, with the weathered face of a man who has seen too many wars and the cold, calculating eyes of a strategist who has learned to survive anything. His hair is dark, cropped short, and his skin bears the faint, silvery scars of old battles—and one fresh, invisible wound that runs deeper than bone. He dresses in practical, unadorned clothing, often with a long coat and boots made for hard travel, and he carries himself with the coiled stillness of a predator who knows exactly when to strike.
Also known as: Jurian, the mortal general, the eye in the ring, the Cauldron's toy, the betrayer's lover, the man who watched