Kinra was truly in love with Lord Somo, a fact Lord Ido doesn’t fail to remind Eona of. It is also later revealed that she was involved in a similar love triangle between the then Rat Dragoneye Lord Somo and the Emperor. It Runs in the Family: Eona’s ancestress, Kinra, was revealed to have been a Mirror Dragoneye.

Eona manages to trick the imperial court into believing her to be male. She becomes a Dragoneye, a position intended exclusively for men.

Guile Heroine: With the help of her allies.

Masquerades as a young boy, not only for her safety but for that of her master’s as well. They’re also seemingly imbued with Kinra’s emotions which are released when Eona touches them.

Cool Sword: The ceremonial swords she receives from the city’s armsmaster are presumably hundreds of years old and belonged to her also-Mirror-Dragoneye-ancestor Kinra.

The Chosen One: Because Eona is female, the Mirror Dragon returns after decades of dormancy, setting the creation of the String of Pearls in motion.

She eventually reaches a full-on level of autonomy and no longer depends on others –ex.

Character Development: Becomes stronger throughout the novels through her struggle to gain her power and resist being consumed by it.

She heals herself using her dragon at the end of the first novel.

Achey Scars: Her malformed hip, which is constantly hinders her mobility in the first novel.

A character subpage for the protagonist of Eon: Dragoneye RebornĮon (later Eona) is the main protagonist of the Dragoneye duology.

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