See " Liam's One Shot: The Song of the Lorelei" (Sx36) at 0:41:46. Aurra told Benny that she spent many years in the woods. We assume that "many" are at least three. It is possible that this is because, while his sister Aurra learned to master her animal side on her own, living many years in the forest to make up for not having undergone the Taming, Lucius focused on his work as a cleric, so perhaps he has less control in his lupine form than the rest of his siblings. See " Liam's One Shot: The Song of the Lorelei" (Sx36) at 3:26:44. According to Erica, Aurra has three different wolf shapes (possibily including werewolf form) Aurra was meant to rule House Lorelei, but like many with a wilder streak in her family, to her father's chagrin she eschewed the Taming and chose to wander the wilds, forsaking civilized nobility entirely. While they still loved each other their relationship was complicated. [10] " Liam's One Shot: The Song of the Lorelei" (Sx36) [ ] An unforgettable day trip to the Rhine River Valley – an area UNESCO counts to the World Heritage of mankind. Come to see the river, the little villages and vineyards. Mighty medieval castles more than anywhere else in the world.

The siblings brought Haldur to his chambers, where he explained the whole situation and the truth behind his own mother's death, as well as the identity of the drow as his own father and Geneviève's former lover; he told them to learn from such a dark incident in their family history, asking them to help him seal the tomb again in the coming weeks, [19] and expressing how much he loved his children. [20] After such intense events he fell asleep, leaving Aurra and her siblings thinking about the future of House Lorelei. [21] Character information [ ] Notable items [ ] Abilities [ ] Werewolf abilities [ ] The Lorelei is actually a German myth. Most of the information comes from Romantic poet Clemens Brentano in his ballad Lore Lay . The tale is a continuation of one of his novels so naturally, the tale is embellished to fit the narrative, but it does reveal a lot about the nature of the nymph. People began to whisper about her power over men. Rumors that she was a sorceress who lured men in, and cast them off to drown drew the attention of the Archbishop of Cologne. In the court at Rhens, she was charged with sorcery. The punishment would be burning. So deep was her longing for her knight, that she no longer care if she lived or died, and did nothing to defend herself. The siblings finally entered the crypt, proceeding cautiously in the darkness. Along the way Aurra informed them that she heard someone breathing up ahead, making Portia change into her werewolf form, while Lucius re-inspected the elven dagger with Lawrence, deducing it might be from Xhorhas.Marisha Ray, Taliesin Jaffe and Matthew Mercer made a cameo in the episode, appearing as thugs in the cemetery. The thugs were named after the cast members' surnames. Both of these stories begin to reveal threads of the truth behind the Lorelei. Men interpret her as menacing as distracting, when she is merely existing in the channels of water. Her forces may churn the waters below, but she does not intend to bring harm. The Lorelei is not a mischievous sprite as the late 20th century would have her appear; she is the embodiment of the swishing energy of the Rhine. Her energy and spirit is portrayed in this period as luring men to their deaths, even if she was not to blame. This is just one of the stories that surrounds the Lorelei, but it shows how the Victorian themes of romance, lost love and their obsession with death created a tragic romantic tale. The tale of Die Loreley is so much more than that, however. Her spirit is too strong for this world, it cannot be contained. The Lorelei siblings, now more recovered, enter the crypt, proceeding cautiously in the darkness (dimmed by Lucius' Light cantrip), while looking for possible traps. When they get to the section with the altars, they notice that their grandmother's, Geneviève, is clutter on the ground, her statue broken in three pieces, and there is a hole now. They pause for a moment to discuss the circumstances under which their grandmother was buried, but Lawrence grows impatient and goes into the tunnel, prompting his siblings to follow. Along the way Aurra informs them that she hears someone breathing up ahead, and Portia changes into her werewolf form anticipating danger. Lucius re-inspects the elven dagger with Lawrence, and remembers that the inscription, "Silent Message", is reminiscent of the names of histories from Xhorhas, the country to the East of the Empire. Benicio gets impatient and asks them to continue, saying that he wants to kill whoever is waiting for them later so he can celebrate later, and Aurra criticizes him, saying that they have lost Katerine and that their father has been mutilated, there is no reason to party. We’re approaching her now, if you look on your left, you’ll see a steep cliff, more than one-hundred and thirty meters tall, made of slate. That’s the Lorelei. The siren. She was a great beauty, but not as beautiful as you, Miss…?”

When the siblings arrived at Lord Lorelei's office, they found Haldur's severed hand and a note stating that he was in the crypts; after investigating there for a bitLucius remembered their great-aunt Katerine, and ran to her chambers. They discovered her dead, with signs of having been killed while fighting. [10] Lucius proposed to bury her, and Aurra suggested doing it in the woods. [11] Although Benicio protested, they ended up agreeing that the two elder siblings would take care of Katerine's body, and then rejoin the rest. Aurra and Lucius buried their elderly Aunt Kat and couldn't help but cry, since they were the closest to her; [12] the second-born, more specifically, had become a worshiper of Sehanine because of the stories Aunt Kat told them when they were young. Okay Mel, I’ll begin with Lorelei, when she was beseeching her husband, Heinrich, to be careful. ‘The sea is dangerous mistress,’ she said, ‘and shall not claim you as her own.’ Her name seems to be a variant of the Latin word porta (door). In a certain way, it references her magical ability to transport herself and others.As a child, Lucius heard the voice of the Moonweaver whispering to him by the light of a full moon. He prayed to her nightly, and when he was old enough to make up his own mind, he followed her voice to the Temple of the Moonweaver and joined her cult, finding a second family, and leaving behind his family traditions (which made him unfit to become heir). His father respected his decision, and even adapted part of the settlement to give Lucius a place to pray. Since Sehanine is a protector of love and night trysts, Lucius had vast sexual experience working for the temple. [8] " Liam's One Shot: The Song of the Lorelei" (Sx36) [ ] Melinoe’s mother holds out a cool, slender hand. “Ms Göttin,” she says, shaking the Captain’s clammy hand. “Lorelei Göttin.” Portia: These were innocents. These were our people. We were suppose to protect them. This is an act of war.

Benicio's love of trouble led to him burning both his arms up to his shoulders in an attempt to prank Lawrence by sabotaging one of his explorations of alchemy. Benicio took one lesson from this experience: "Fire bad". [7] " Liam's One Shot: The Song of the Lorelei" (Sx36) [ ]The siblings finally entered the crypt, proceeding cautiously in the darkness, with Lucius casting Light to help them see. Along the way Aurra informed them that she heard someone breathing up ahead, making Portia change into her werewolf form, while Lucius re-inspected the elven dagger with Lawrence, deducing by the inscription, "Silent Message", that it might be from Xhorhas. The siblings finally entered the crypt, proceeding cautiously in the darkness. Along the way Aurra informed them that she heard someone breathing up ahead, making Portia change into her werewolf form, while Lucius re-inspected the elven dagger with Lawrence, deducing it might be from Xhorhas. Benicio impatiently asked them to continue, saying that he wanted to finish so he could celebrate later, and Aurra criticized him, saying that they had lost Katerine and that their father had been mutilated, so there was no reason to party. Lucius was the second eldest child in the Lorelei family after his sister Aurra, two years his senior. [7] He had vague memories of his mother, Rosalind, but for him it was his great-aunt Katerine Lorelei who raised and nurtured him alongside his father, Lord Haldur Lorelei (who had also been raised by Katerine), teaching him how to read and write. The captain continues. “Lorelei recognised her husband at once. She cried out, ‘Heinrich!’ But he turned away and led the butcher’s daughter further into the house, shutting the door behind him. Lorelei dropped her basket on the muddy road and screamed and cried. Then she ran and ran and until she reached the banks of the Rhein. And she climbed and climbed the steepest cliff she could find. She paused at the top, gazing down the sharp precipice, and then leapt to her demise.”