Seila is Gladias's wife, a Veridian blogger who writes on economics and culture, and one of the book's three leads. The book describes nothing of her appearance, so this look is invented and contributors are welcome to replace it.
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a woman in her late thirties, tall and slender, deep brown skin, black hair in shoulder-length braids gathered loosely back, alert dark eyes behind small round gold-rimmed glasses, wearing a long rust-orange woven coat-dress with a sculpted high funnel collar, an asymmetric closure of three bronze clasps running from shoulder to hip and a split hem, over an oatmeal seamless bodysuit, olive gathered trousers, soft tan seamless ankle boots and a thin band around her throat
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Chapter 11 · ¶ 123 ·
Chapter 13 · ¶ 62 ·
Chapter 15 · ¶ 15 ·
Chapter 16 · ¶ 106 ·
Chapter 20 · ¶ 1 ·
Chapter 20 · ¶ 169 ·
Chapter 21 · ¶ 18 ·
Chapter 21 · ¶ 37 ·
Chapter 21 · ¶ 38 ·
Chapter 26 · ¶ 73 ·
Chapter 27 · ¶ 5 ·
Chapter 28 · ¶ 55 ·
Chapter 28 · ¶ 87 ·
Chapter 31 · ¶ 64 ·
Chapter 32 · ¶ 110 ·
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