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Loesia (pronounced loe-EE-shah), nicknamed Loey (LOW-ee), is a Tortallan child who was affected by the Scanran War in 460 HE. She was one of the refugee children who lived at Haven, the refugee camp that was commanded by Keladry of Mindelan. She was taken, along with other Haven children, by Stenmun Kinslayer who had aims to take them to Blayce the Gallan. Loey took up arms at the battle of Fief Rathhausak, along with Gydane Elder and Tobeis Boon.

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rdfs:label	Loesia
rdfs:comment	Loesia (pronounced loe-EE-shah), nicknamed Loey (LOW-ee), is a Tortallan child who was affected by the Scanran War in 460 HE. She was one of the refugee children who lived at Haven, the refugee camp that was commanded by Keladry of Mindelan. She was taken, along with other Haven children, by Stenmun Kinslayer who had aims to take them to Blayce the Gallan. Loey took up arms at the battle of Fief Rathhausak, along with Gydane Elder and Tobeis Boon.
dcterms:subject	Commoners of the Tortallan Universe Characters from Tortall Characters of the 5th century HE Tortallan citizens Females of the Tortallan Universe Character stubs (Tortall) Characters in Lady Knight Tortallan Refugees Stubs
abstract	Loesia (pronounced loe-EE-shah), nicknamed Loey (LOW-ee), is a Tortallan child who was affected by the Scanran War in 460 HE. She was one of the refugee children who lived at Haven, the refugee camp that was commanded by Keladry of Mindelan. She was taken, along with other Haven children, by Stenmun Kinslayer who had aims to take them to Blayce the Gallan. Loey took up arms at the battle of Fief Rathhausak, along with Gydane Elder and Tobeis Boon.

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