Blackbeak Bluff And I'll never be alone

Drageda certainly placed a lot of emphasis on names, as did Sequoia's mother and father, and considering that was the only thing she knew, she also placed a significant amount of importance on names. Her own parents always named girls with "ah" names at the end, and boys got "io" names. In fact, even her parents' names followed this tradition. Whether or not it had started with them or some generations before him, the girl did not know.

Wraen asked about her home, Drageda, and Sequoia put on a pensive look. She knew it had a meaning, but she could not quite recall what it meant. I think it means something in Trigedasleng, but I can't remember what. Growing up bilingual gave her plenty of advantages, but she occasionally struggled to find the words she wanted to use in one language or the other. Trigedasleng is how we talk in Drageda. What we're using right now is just called common language, I think. Again, there were gaps in the future Drakru's knowledge. It wasn't the fault of her parents, but rather the fault of a young mind being unable to comprehend and store all the knowledge passed on to her.