A name that has been written more than the Duke’s is Uzza’s. Hailing from one of the greatest modern Houses, Uzza’s life post-war was spent laying the foundations for what is Nephilim today. Her skill with a bow is well-researched, especially as the House kept extensive records of her skills from her childhood to her passing. Her service to the Nephi is undeniable. Her regal stature, tender heart, and sharp mind are known to all, even now.
What is left to interpretation is Uzza’s initial involvement in the Round Table. Primary sources do not indicate her inclusion until almost the end of the war. However, most historians do not bat an eye at this, as Uzza’s House and Malpas’s were often at odds with one another. Furthermore, Uzza was a woman of Nobility and of her time, set to be married before the war broke out and her family chose to join the nascent island of Nephilim. Afterwards, she dealt primarily in politics, shaping the Nephi Nobility and economy into what it is today.