Corm
Old, patient armored Bound warden of the young who held the choke point before dying.
Corm is an ancient and patient armored Bound, introduced in Book 9 as the dedicated keeper of the larder-discipline and warden to the young. Despite its role within a predatory hierarchy, Corm never desired to consume anyone, distinguishing itself through a unique restraint among its kind.
In the critical events of Book 9, Corm stood firm alongside Captain Halden to hold a vital choke point against overwhelming odds. This act of service marked the end of its long existence, as Corm perished during the conflict in that same volume.
- Species
- Armored Bound
- Role
- Keeper of larder-discipline and warden of the young
- Introduction
- Book 9
- Key Trait
- Never wanted to eat anyone
- Allies
- Captain Halden
- Fate
- Dies in Book 9
Lore & Background
As an old and patient entity, Corm served a dual purpose as both the guardian of the young and the enforcer of larder-discipline. Its presence was defined by a surprising lack of predatory instinct; unlike many of its kind, it never harbored the desire to eat anyone.
Corm's tenure ended in Book 9 when it joined forces with Captain Halden to secure a strategic choke point. This final stand was fatal for the Bound, leading to its death within the narrative of that book.
Did You Know?
- Corm is described as an old and patient armored Bound.
- It served specifically as the keeper of larder-discipline.
- Despite being a Bound, Corm never wanted to eat anyone.
- It died in Book 9 while holding a choke point with Captain Halden.
Frequently Asked Questions
What role did Corm hold?
Corm was the keeper of the larder-discipline and warden of the young.
Did Corm want to eat people?
No, Corm never wanted to eat anyone despite its nature as a Bound.
Who did Corm fight alongside in Book 9?
Corm held the choke point alongside Captain Halden.
When was Corm introduced and when did it die?
It was introduced in Book 9 and died in Book 9.