The Wheel of Time · Character
Аджимбура
- Supporting
- First seen · Book 10 · Ch. 4
Ajimbura has the wiry, furtive air of someone who has learned to take up as little space as possible while missing nothing. A copper-and-gray braid falls nearly to his waist, and the strange silver-rimmed cup at his side makes him difficult to forget.
- Gender
- male
- First appears
- Book 10 · Ch. 4
- Books
- 1
A hillman from the Kinsada hills, Ajimbura serves as a wiry attendant whose unsettling appearance is matched by an unflinching practicality. His long copper-red braid, streaked with gray, and the silver-mounted cup made from a human skull mark him as an unmistakable presence. He carries a long knife and plays a reed flute, bringing an eerie, memorable note to his brief appearance.
Description
Ajimbura is short and wiry, with a face compared to a wrinkled old rat and copper-red hair threaded with gray. His hair is braided into a long plait that hangs to his waist. A brown cloak covers his spare frame; a long knife and a silver-rimmed cup fashioned from the top of a human skull are his most distinctive accessories. His weather-beaten, sly presence is both odd and unsettling.
Story so far
BOOK 10Перекрестки сумерек
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