Larina Hallow was the daughter of the Icyene Queen Efaritay and her husband the human King Ascertes.[1] She was killed by her father after he was turned into the vampyre Vanstrom Klause by Lord Drakan as part of his scheme of conquering Hallowvale.
During Sins of the Father, Vanescula Drakan reveals to Safalaan that Larina was his sister in order to explain that his powers are derived from his icyene heritage,[2] and that she was buried in the mausoleum at the Icyene Graveyard intended for the whole royal family of Hallowvale.[3] During the quest's climax, Vanstrom Klause reveals that he killed her without remorse, having lost attachment to his former life as a human.[4]
Trivia
- In the novel RuneScape: The Fall of Hallowvale, it is revealed that Larina was murdered in front of Safalaan, which caused him to awaken his icyene abilities.
References
- ^ Player character in Sins of the Father. Old School RuneScape. "'Here lies Larina Hallow. Beloved daughter of Efaritay and Ascertes Hallow and... [...] faithful sister of Safalaan Hallow.'"
- ^ Vanescula Drakan in Sins of the Father. Old School RuneScape. "I'm sorry Safalaan, but it is true. You are the half- human, half-icyene son of Queen Efaritay Hallow. [Safalaan Hallow: A sister... I had a sister. And my powers?] The powers of an icyene, yes."
- ^ Vanescula Drakan in Sins of the Father. Old School RuneScape. "This graveyard is no normal graveyard. It was once the private graveyard of the Hallow family. Every member of the royal family was buried here. When she was still in power, the ruler of Hallowvale, Queen Efaritay Hallow, had this mausoleum built. It was constructed to one day house her and her human husband, King Ascertes Hallow. Inside, I believe you will find the truth that you've spent your whole life searching for."
- ^ Vanstrom Klause in Sins of the Father. Old School RuneScape. "I remember how weak Ascertes was! The pathetic love he had for his wife, for his children! I remember how good it felt! To be uplifted! To be made something more! [...] And I remember the joy when I took your sister's skull and crushed it with my bare hands!"