Character from When the Moon Hatched by Sarah A. Parker
Raeve's handler in the Fiur du Ath rebellion — a woman who uses blood-binding to control her deadliest asset and calls it necessary.
Sereme operates in the grey space between liberation and exploitation. She manages Raeve as an asset for the Fiur du Ath, using blood-binding to maintain control — a method that creates a tense, coercive dynamic beneath the surface of their professional relationship. She believes the rebellion justifies her methods, and she may be right, but the cost falls disproportionately on Raeve. She is efficient, strategic, and uncomfortable with sentiment. She assigns targets, manages intelligence, and treats emotions as operational liabilities. Whether she genuinely cares about Raeve or merely about preserving her most effective weapon is a question the narrative leaves deliberately ambiguous.
Details sparse — carries herself with the authority of someone accustomed to commanding dangerous people. Practical in dress and manner, nothing wasted on aesthetics.
Also known as: Sereme