Ila

Chapter 41 - Among the Tuatha’an

Ila

Ila, Raen's plump wife, tends to Perrin's wound with bandages and a poultice. She asserts authority over Raen and Ihvon, dismissing the men to let her treat the patient, and expresses sorrow that Perrin might never find the Way of the Leaf.

Chapter 42 - A Missing Leaf

Ila

Ila, l'épouse du chef des Tinker, soigne la blessure de Perrin dans son wagon, puis l'aide à s'habiller. Elle s'entretient de la philosophie de la Voie de la Feuille lorsque Raen refuse la demande de Perrin de trouver refuge dans un village, maintenant ainsi les principes nomades des Tinker.

Chapter 45 - The Tinker’s Sword

Ila

Ila, the Tuatha’an leader’s wife, screams in distress as Aram picks up the sword, grieving that her grandson is abandoning their beliefs after losing her daughter and grandchildren to the Trollocs.