Quilling...
Quilling...
Also known as: Lady Magnolia Reinhart, Lady Magnolia, Lady Reinhart, [Lady], Magnolia, Deadly Flower Blooming in the North, The Deadly Flower Blooming, Deadly Flower of the North, Reinhart, Aunt twice-removed, Aunt Magnolia, Lady of Reinhart
A wealthy and cheerful Human noblewoman known for her eccentric taste in the color pink.
She has dirty blonde hair and travels conspicuously in the pinkest carriage imaginable.
Magnolia warmly receives a delivery of Amentus Wine from Ryoka, proving to be an eccentric noble who ignores Ryoka's muddy feet and lack of manners.
Ryoka successfully delivered three seals to her, earning a good tip and raising the ire of other runners.
Insists Ryoka come inside, uses a Skill to keep her from leaving, shares ice cream, and interrogates Ryoka after sensing she is lying.
Magnolia provides her lavish kitchen for ice cream production and expertly probes Ryoka for information regarding her origins.
Visits the Runner's Guild demanding to see Ryoka, then visits Ryoka at The Rat's Tail. She inspects Ryoka's leg and declares she will have Eterell step down and punish Persua.
Ryoka briefly reflects on her stubborn refusal to use the noblewoman's resources for healing.
Though she does not appear directly, Magnolia's influence drives the chapter's central conflict as she places a strict embargo on Ryoka across all local Runner's Guilds.
Lady Magnolia scolds Assassin Theofore for losing track of Ryoka, expressing her extreme displeasure and anxiety over Ryoka surviving the High Passes.
Teriarch asks if she still lives and wonders why she couldn't discover Ryoka's true name.
Lady Magnolia arrives at Ryoka's inn with her servants, having cleared out the building to confront the Runner directly, only to find Ryoka's room empty.
Revealed as Yvlon's 'aunt twice-removed', Magnolia ordered her family to seek out Ryoka.
Ryoka briefly blames her for her current situation before taking personal responsibility.
Mentioned as the likely sender of the human messenger, prompting Selys to panic because Magnolia previously broke the siege of Liscor.
Magnolia is mentioned by Yvlon as having an uncharacteristic interest in Ryoka Griffin.
The wealthy noblewoman makes a fleeting visit to Liscor in her pink carriage, refusing to aid the starving thief but stopping to speak painfully to an unresponsive Yvlon Byres before heading north.
“Really, my dear. It’s written all over your face. But besides that, I am a [Lady], and most of us learn [Sense Intentions] quite early. And I am quite high-level at that. So, therefore, sit.”
“I am seldom so straightforwards, but I would like to talk with you. And you are so flighty, Miss Ryoka Griffin! It is rare that I meet a young lady as interesting as yourself.”
“I believe it was referred to as ‘gelato’ or some such. But I rather like your name! It certainly is quite reminiscent of cream, isn’t it? But the coldness—and of course the sweetness is incomparable!”
“If you’re sure. I suppose there’s no harm in it if it won’t aggravate things. I do know the Runners compete. How about a little gift, though? Say, a bag of holding?”
+183 more quotes →“You are always full of unique answers, aren’t you, Ryoka? I can’t imagine how you can tell jokes in the face of such an injury.”