Wei Shi Seisha

Cradle · Character

Wei Shi Seisha

Also known as Wei Seisha, Seisha

  • Supporting
  • First seen · Book 1

Wei Shi Seisha is a supporting character in Cradle (Book 1).

Gender
female
First appears
Book 1
Books
1

Description

A human woman with long brown hair and brown eyes, described as having lighter eyes than anyone else in her clan. In the funeral scene she wears white funeral robes.

Connections

  • Wei Shi Lindonconflicting source relationships

    Seisha is Lindon’s mother. She encourages him to learn from the tournament regardless of the outcome, and she believes his success can make him a productive member of the clan. Li Markuth kills her; her severed head is shown to Lindon.

  • WS

    Wei Shi Jaranhusband

    Jaran and Seisha are married. Suriel’s vision shows Jaran slipping out while his wife sleeps, and later shows Seisha lighting a candle at his memorial.

  • Wei Shi Kelsamother

    Seisha is Kelsa’s mother. The two attend the tournament with Lindon, and Seisha moves through the arena while Kelsa supports her brother.

  • FE

    First Elderclan associate

    Seisha works within the Wei clan’s leadership structure and contributes her expertise as a scriptor; the First Elder rewards Kelsa’s advancement with valuable elixirs.

  • Elder Whitehallthreat to her family

    Whitehall’s plan to march on the Wei clan after his defeat puts Seisha and her family in danger.

  • LM

    Li Markuthvictim

    Markuth kills Seisha during his assault on the Wei clan; her head is later revealed in the sack he brings to the arena.

Story so far

  1. BOOK 1Unsouled (Cradle Book 1)

Key events

  1. Book 1
    Ch. 10
    Li Markuth's InvasionDuring the Seven-Year Festival, Li Markuth, a Gold-stage sacred artist, descends upon the Wei clan arena, kills the Patriarch, and displays the severed heads of Lindon's parents while claiming Sacred Valley.

Book 1: Unsouled

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