Child Byar
PROLOGUE
Byar
Stands with Galad's companions, displaying zealous devotion to the Last Battle. He attempts to draw his sword against Barlett but is silenced by Galad before the Lord Captain Commander surrenders himself.
Chapter 2 - Questions of Leadership
Byar
Enters the tent alongside the others, pointing out blood on Bornhald's cloak as a reminder of Galad's strict commands.
Chapter 4 - The Pattern Groans
Byar
Arrives on horseback reporting captured travelers on the Jehannah Road, reveals that prisoners confirm a large army nearby skirmished with Aiel, and identifies their leader as Perrin Goldeneyes who killed Byar's father.
Chapter 7 - Lighter than a Feather
Byar — aliases: Child
Reports that Perrin's forces are nearby and details past encounters where Perrin killed Children of the Light and raised Trollocs in the Two Rivers. He urges his commander to strike immediately, arguing that farmers will break against the Children's might.
Chapter 26 - Parley
Byar / Child Byar — aliases: Child Byar
Acts as Galad's guard, vehemently opposes the trial proposal fearing it is a trap, and freezes when questioned about Morgase's impartiality.
Chapter 26 - Parley
Byar — aliases: Child Byar
Acts as Galad's guard, vehemently opposes the trial proposal fearing it is a trap, and freezes when questioned about Morgase's impartiality.
Chapter 34 - Judgment
Byar
Testifies against Perrin regarding the deaths of Lathin and Yamwick, accuses him of Darkfriend sympathies, and attempts to manipulate events by revealing he once tried to get Perrin killed.
Chapter 35 - The Right Thing
Byar
Fiercely objects to Galad letting Perrin go free, calling him a man of the Shadow, but is silenced by Galad's reprimand regarding insubordination.
Chapter 40 - A Making
Byar
Confronts Galad about his decision to hold a trial instead of attacking immediately, accusing him of leading them to destruction before departing in anger.
Chapter 41 - An Unexpected Ally
Jaret Byar / Byar
Positions himself behind Perrin to deliver a fatal backstab out of long-standing hatred, but is frozen and killed by Bornhald's sword before his blow lands.