Riana
Riana is the wife of Member of Parliament Macht and mother of Hazel, a Böklund Street hostess whose household becomes one of Amon’s temporary nests in Backlund. (Chapters 753–798 and 1005–1008)
Biography
Life in Klein's Era
Riana welcomed Dwayne Dantès into her family’s social circle through teas, dinners, and neighborhood calls, supporting Macht’s public position and Hazel’s entry into high society. Her life is structured around conventional hospitality and concern for her daughter rather than direct involvement in mysticism. (Chapters 753–798)
Amon later Parasitized Riana, Macht, and other household members while targeting Hazel. During the operation that removed the avatars, Riana temporarily appeared as one of several identical monocled Amons; once the parasites were expelled, she retained only a hazy gap in memory and shared Hazel’s unease without understanding its source. She resumed ordinary family and social life, later hosting Dwayne again as Hazel recovered. (Chapters 1005–1008 and 1057)
Appearance and personality
Riana is an elegant noblewoman seen in fashionable dresses, including shoulder-baring evening wear. She is sociable, attentive to the duties of a hostess, affectionate toward Hazel, and easily alarmed when her daughter appears ill or distressed. (Chapters 753–798 and 1007)
Pathways and abilities
Riana is an ordinary human and shows no personal Beyonder ability. The monocle, duplicated appearance, and parasitic behavior belong to Amon’s avatar; surviving that possession does not establish a pathway for her. (Chapters 1005–1008)
Relationships
- Macht: Her husband and partner in the household’s social and family life. (Chapters 753–798 and 1057)
- Hazel: Her daughter; Riana’s strongest displayed concern is Hazel’s health, social future, and recovery after Amon’s attack. (Chapters 1005–1008 and 1057)
- Klein Moretti: She knows him as neighbor Dwayne Dantès and repeatedly hosts him, unaware that he helped remove Amon’s avatars. (Chapters 753–798, 1007–1008, and 1057)
Items
Riana has ordinary high-society clothing and household service; no named mystical item belongs to her. The monocle seen during the Amon incident is a sign of possession rather than her property. (Chapters 1005–1008)
