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Wraiths are a species of incorporeal faerie existing in Prythian.
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What abilities do Wraiths possess in the Prythian universe?
In the Prythian universe, Wraiths are incorporeal faeries. Their lack of a solid body lets them pass through solid objects and blend into shadows, making them effective spies. Noteworthy wraiths, Nuala and Cerridwen, were Rhysand's servants, responsible for Feyre Archeron in Under the Mountain.
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How do Wraiths serve as spies in A Court of Thorns and Roses?
In A Court of Thorns and Roses, Wraiths are incorporeal faeries in Prythian, lacking a solid body which allows them to pass through objects and blend with shadows, making them excellent spies. Noteworthy characters include Nuala and Cerridwen, half-wraiths who serve Rhysand and oversee Feyre Archeron in Under the Mountain.
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What role do Nuala and Cerridwen play as Wraiths in Under the Mountain?
Nuala and Cerridwen, in Under the Mountain, are half-wraiths, the offspring of a High Fae and a Wraith. Cerridwen, affiliated with the Night Court, was mentored by Azriel in espionage. The sisters had the task of adorning and painting Feyre's body during her time Under the Mountain.
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How do Wraiths blend into shadows and pass through solid objects?
In Prythian, Wraiths are incorporeal faeries without a solid body, enabling them to move through solid objects and blend with shadows. This characteristic makes them efficient spies. Noteworthy wraiths, Nuala and Cerridwen, are Rhysand's servants, responsible for Feyre Archeron in Under the Mountain.
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What are some unique qualities of Wraiths as presented by Nuala and Cerridwen in ACOTAR?
In ACOTAR, wraiths are incorporeal faeries from Prythian, capable of passing through solid objects and blending into shadows. Nuala and Cerridwen, half-wraiths, exhibit these qualities while serving Rhysand and overseeing Feyre Archeron in Under the Mountain. The process of High Fae procreating with a wraith remains a mystery.
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Description[]
This species does not have a solid body so they can pass through solid objects such as walls and blend into shadows, wraiths often serve as good spies.
History[]
In A Court of Thorns and Roses, the servants of Rhysand who are in charge of Feyre Archeron in Under the Mountain, Nuala and Cerridwen, present, in a certain way, part of a wraiths qualities, and in A Court of Mist and Fury we discover that they are in fact half-wraith, one of their parents being of this species. According to Amren, it is unknown how a High Fae can procreate with a wraith.