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| Triona
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Unclear
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Female
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- For monster data, see Triona (Monster).
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Description
With her clear skin and earthy orange hair hanging in braids by her ears,
the girl has a unique look about her that makes her stand out. She appears
lost in thought, with a blank expression writ across her face.
Triona is Morgant's daughter who supposedly suffered from loneliness at a very young age, accepted by neither Humans nor Fomorians. Regardless, she retains a compassionate personality and cares for them.
She was eventually accepted by Ruairi despite his protests, and she loves him deeply.
Mainstream Story
Past (Spoilers)
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Triona's only known history is that she was directly involved in The Tragedy of Emain Macha. As revealed in Redire's past during Generation 2, he mistakenly kidnapped Triona in Math Dungeon under the belief that she was a human child taken by the Fomors. Enraged, Morgant led an assault on Emain Macha until he reclaimed his lost daughter. After Morgant crosses swords with Redire, Esras intervenes and returns Triona, causing the Fomors to retreat. It is later revealed that Triona's kidnapping was staged by Esras herself in order to get rid of Redire, whom she believed to be a threat to her plans.
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She took care of Ruairi after he was injured by Morgant approximately four years ago in Tir Na Nog. After some time caring for Ruairi, she begins to fall for him and wants his affections. At first Ruairi does not respond to her because she is a Fomorian.
Eventually, Morgant appears and advises Ruairi not to leave her or he will be hunted by humanity. Ruairi ignores Morgant's plea, but returns when Triona is under attack by Paladin Trainees. Accused as a "Doppelganger" by Esras, she forces Ruairi to surrender by threatening to kill Triona. After Ruairi surrenders, Esras renders Triona unconscious and demands Ruairi captured. Morgant soon reappears and disappears along with Ruairi and Triona.
After the Milletian, now a true Paladin, slays Tabhartas which houses the corpse of Rian, Ruairi's younger brother, Esras accuses the Milletian of killing Rian. Ruairi then curses the Milletian for harming Rian and Triona and leaves with Morgant to become a Dark Knight.
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It is revealed that Triona is the living vessel of the dormant Goddess of War and Destruction, Macha. Cichol attempts to use Lia Fail, the Ancient Wisdom in Baol Dungeon, to awaken Macha within Triona and use her to destroy Erinn.
On her way to the site, Triona is halted by Ruairi where he attempts to talk her out of cooperating with Cichol. Triona accepts her fate and wants to use her transformation to Macha as a means to win Ruairi's heart.
As Cichol attempts to bring forth Macha, Ruairi attacks and destroys Lia Fail, preventing Triona from becoming Macha.
Triona is last seen leaving the dungeon with her father. However, she says nothing.
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'Triona'
'May she rest in peace.'
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—Triona's Gravestone
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Sometime after Generation 3, Triona dies. Cichol mentions that she died a long time ago and that her body and tombstone lie in Another World's Graveyard. Shakespeare later discovers the tombstone, proving that Cichol was telling the truth. The cause of Triona's death is unexplained.
Bella later possesses Lugh into believing that she is Triona in order to carry out Morrighan's plans, suggesting that they may have had a hand in Triona's death.
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Before the start of the Saga, Ruairi tries to find Triona, but eventually discovers her grave, and becomes distraught. He then tries to seek her father, Lugh, but he too is dead, leaving him in even more despair as all links to Triona are now gone. Tarlach concludes that the Gods were behind their deaths and he persuades Ruairi into helping him sever Erinn's connection to the divine and allow Ruairi to fulfill his vengeance on the ones who took Triona away. Tarlach's plan also involves Lia Fail, supposedly connected to the source of life, which may bring Triona back.
During the Saga, Ruairi laments over her death. He later meets Millia, who reminds him of Triona.
Trivia
- In the Irish Mythology, Lugh (Morgant's true identity) does not have a daughter, but a son named Cú Chulainn; Triona is just a motive of Lugh's child.
- Triona's race is not clear and up for interpretation at present.
- Her father Morgant has claimed to be a Human. However, this may not mean that Triona is also one.
- Many NPCs have called Triona a Fomor. It is unclear if this is a speculation or a fact.
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