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Mistress Corly

Chapter 23 - Next Door to a Weaver

Eld / Reanne / Mistress Corly / Reanne Corly / Corly

Reanne Corly, a gray-haired woman with sharp blue eyes, questions Nynaeve and Elayne about their knowledge of the Tower. She leads the interrogation with iron resolve, refusing to help them find the Bowl of the Winds because they lied about being Aes Sedai, and orders them to leave Ebou Dar by sunrise.

Chapter 24 - The Kin

Reanne — aliases: Eldest

Reanne Corly interrogates the disguised Elayne and Nynaeve, determining they are not true Aes Sedai and ordering them to leave Ebou Dar. She later presides over the Kin's meeting, discussing the suspicious death of Callie and the potential presence of dangerous channelers in the city.

Chapter 29 - The Festival of Birds

Reanne — aliases: Eldest

Reanne watches Solain leave from a window and returns to her meeting. She orders the Kin members who do not wear the belt to move to the farm for safety, asserting her authority as Eldest.

Chapter 31 - Mashiara

Reanne / Reanne Corly

Reanne Corly initially confronts Elayne in fury but quickly submits to her Amyrlin authority, begging for forgiveness. She reveals that there are nearly two thousand Kinswomen on their roll and that she is four hundred and twelve years old.

Chapter 37 - A Note from the Palace

Reanne / Reanne Corly — aliases: Mistress Corly

Reanne Corly stands with the Kin members near Elayne, silencing one of her companions and maintaining a tight rein on her companions' behavior around the Aes Sedai. She prepares to board the coaches under Elayne's direction.

Chapter 38 - Six Stories

Reanne / Reanne Corly

Reanne leads the group into the building, is struck down by the attacker, and Sumeko attempts to channel over her body.

Chapter 39 - Promises to Keep

Reanne

Reanne Corly, the Eldest of the Kin, timidly suggests the Kin's farm on the other side of the river as a safe retreat. She appears flushed and subordinate to the Aes Sedai during the meeting, ultimately following their lead in escaping the city.