Arcol Goreclaw

Introductory
Arcol is a supporting character in the Bhora Series. She serves as Riven Goreclaw's second love interest and wife in the series, as well as a mathematician and a tactical, moral guide.

Early History
Little is known about her early life in major details. Arcol recalls her earliest days as a slave, and vaguely remembers her parents and 16 brothers and sisters. She doesn't know her age nor her birthday, and like many slaves - she doesn't know her last name.

It is implied that she was a ringleader for several small groups of female felaains that went into hiding as their oppressive masters came through and investigated their activity.

However, she and several others including Helga, were chosen to partake in the new tribe gulag system, in which she and several of her close friends were forced to serve one or two men and obey his every command, as well as gather resources for the ruling kingdom.

Black Worlds: The Prideking
Arcol makes her first appearance in this novel.

She is described as a moderately competitive and initiative person with excellent math skills and many years of experience of Bhora's people and wildlife. Even challenging Faera Goreclaw in a fight to test whether or not she was worthy of staying, because she believed Faera simply didn't do anything at the Riven Tribe.

She demonstrates great respect and desire for Riven, and disliked Sonya Odindorr.

Eventually, she and Helga both partake in a short battle to win Riven's love and affection.

Black Worlds: The Great Dying:
To Be Continued.

Personality
Arcol is aged, and perhaps more stressed than many other characters.

However, she has a benevolent personality - she is compassionate, guiding, empathetic, selfless and competitive. She will do everything in her power to protect family and friends, and also partake in the activities of her family even if they do not necessarily fit her primary interests.