It’s anyone’s guess as to what that might have been, but I speculate that she was somehow involved in Avizandum‘s imprisonment of Aaravos. She came from the human side of the breach 300 years ago (start of the Era of Avizandum, around the time of the Fallen Star), entered Xadia and did something to save the world. And what could be worse for this prejudiced queen than to find out her own line has consorted with humans? Gif from the ‘Trees to Meet You’ tumblr.įinally, the Orphan Queen. The look of horror on her face definitely implies that she’s found out something unthinkable re: her grandmother. Some viewers heard, “She’s human.” Others heard something like, “ You’re human.” But the operative word that I’m quite certain to have heard was “human.” Now, when Aaravos disintegrates Khessa in the story, he whispers something about her grandmother’s fate into her ear. Firstly, note that we see Queen Aditi at around the time of the Judgment of the Half Moon (1000 years before current events), in Echoes of Thunder.Īditi, more powerful than you, more dignified than you, more regal than you, marked in S01E01, Echoes of Thunder. Of what we know so far, I propose that one candidate is Khessa’s mother (Aditi’s daughter). This of course immediately begs the question of who that elven leader’s daughter might be. Humans were cast out, but they were spared. Beneath a half moon, the Dragon Queen, who was called Luna Tenebris, rendered judgment that was both cruel and kind. She asked that humans be allowed to move and settle the lands to the west.

were convinced the annihilation of humans was necessary and inevitable.īut at the last moment, a daughter of the elven leader proposed the Merciful Compromise. This is the decision to divide Xadia and banish humans to the west. Interesting new info about the Judgment of the Half Moon came from the novelisation of Book 1, Moon.

The orphan queen