Gladias is a Veridian acolyte, then Keeper, in the anonymous Order of Steering, and one of the book's three leads. The book gives his age and almost nothing about his looks, so the appearance below is invented and contributors are welcome to replace it.
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a man of about forty, slim and of medium height, light olive skin, short wavy chestnut-brown hair, a neatly trimmed short beard and hazel eyes, wearing a long sleeveless moss-green woven tabard with a sculpted standing collar that rises to his jaw, over a fitted cream long-sleeved bodysuit with seamless panels, a wide ochre cloth sash at the waist, slim tapered charcoal leggings, smooth seamless grey boots with thick soft soles, a thin silver band around his throat, a small earpiece and a slim pale ceramic wrist device
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Chapter 1 · ¶ 126 ·
Chapter 3 · ¶ 87 ·
Chapter 5 · ¶ 87 ·
Chapter 6 · ¶ 3 ·
Chapter 6 · ¶ 97 ·
Chapter 6 · ¶ 112 ·
Chapter 8 · ¶ 14 ·
Chapter 8 · ¶ 107 ·
Chapter 13 · ¶ 16 ·
Chapter 15 · ¶ 15 ·
Chapter 16 · ¶ 3 ·
Chapter 16 · ¶ 57 ·
Chapter 16 · ¶ 106 ·
Chapter 17 · ¶ 12 ·
Chapter 17 · ¶ 51 ·
Chapter 18 · ¶ 77 ·
Chapter 19 · ¶ 25 ·
Chapter 19 · ¶ 108 ·
Chapter 19 · ¶ 113 ·
Chapter 23 · ¶ 3 ·
Chapter 23 · ¶ 19 ·
Chapter 23 · ¶ 76 ·
Chapter 24 · ¶ 5 ·
Chapter 24 · ¶ 22 ·
Chapter 24 · ¶ 37 ·
Chapter 25 · ¶ 1 ·
Chapter 25 · ¶ 16 ·
Chapter 25 · ¶ 74 ·
Chapter 25 · ¶ 94 ·
Chapter 26 · ¶ 1 ·
Chapter 26 · ¶ 73 ·
Chapter 26 · ¶ 156 ·
Chapter 27 · ¶ 5 ·
Chapter 28 · ¶ 87 ·
Chapter 31 · ¶ 64 ·
Chapter 31 · ¶ 75 ·
Chapter 32 · ¶ 110 ·
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