Cutter to bear his child. There are several thousand years completely unmapped, but the most recent bits revealed seem like Kahvi one day just did not come back from one of her expeditions, and the Go-Backs split, some staying in the Frozen Mountains, others settling the New Land - Teir's people. The Go-Backs who stayed in the Frozen Mountains joined the other elves in the Palace after its second restoration; many of them joined Venka in her search for Kahvi. Characters Kahvi Daughter of Willowgreen and (publicly) Two-Spear (though her mother Recognized his close friend and cousin Greywolf), mother of daughters Vaya and Venka, and recently proven to be the mother of Teir, and possibly many more children. Lovemate of Rayek, Cutter, Tyldak, and Vok. Kahvi is bold and outspoken, a fierce warrior, though occasionally careless in battle. Kahvi is (barely) capable of love, though she rarely displays it openly, and is not above manipulating those who care about her. Nevertheless, she is a chieftain beloved by her people. She also has a disdain for magic, like many of her tribe. Left for dead after challenging her father for chief, she was revived long after, being preserved in a magic pool inside the caves where Two-Spear's tribe lived. The pool possibly had a hand in cleansing her of her wolf blood and awakening her magic potential. When she awoke, she had no memories of her life prior, and so was trained by Sharf, the leader of the Go-Backs, to be the next chief. After inheriting the chief's braids upon Sharf's death, she led the Go-Backs for many years, though most of the time she would travel alone and allow others to lead. She gave birth to and raised two daughters, Vaya (who was killed during the Troll/Elf war for the palace) and Venka (fathered by her one-time lovemate, Rayek). During the Wolfriders' long sleep, she traveled with her lovemate Tyldak and was later joined by Tyldak's son, Windkin. During an attack by humans, Tyldak was mortally wounded and bled to death in Khavi's arms. Afterwards, she persuaded Windkin to sire a child on her, to have a small, living part of Tyldak. However, when she gave birth to her son, Teir, she immediately abandoned him to tribemates to raise, as she had really wanted a daughter. Years later, tired of her long life, she allowed herself to be hunted, and