Revola

Revola is an ice dragon whose lair group fractures after contact with Grid. Betrayed and wounded by other dragons, Revola freezes his injuries to survive, receives aid from Zeratul, and delivers warning of Kubartos's attack on Trauka. (Chapters 1930–1931, 1937–1939, and 1948)

Biography

Role in Baal, Asgard, and the Complete Ending

Revola belongs to a group of dragons operating within a lair dimension that favors their species. After he leaves, the others sense a green dragon die and Revola's energy rise, while three dragons rebel against him and strengthen themselves by preying on wounded kin. The conflict leaves Revola pinned against a wall with injuries from Kubartos and Zeratul, though he seals the wounds with ice to stop the bleeding. Observers infer from the battle that his hierarchy may be close to that of a top dragon. (Chapters 1930–1931 and 1937–1939)

Despite his condition, Revola survives and is carried by Zeratul to a later confrontation. He urgently reports that Kubartos is pursuing Trauka. Haranbeka regards him as too honest to invent the warning, while Grid's public support deliberately makes the other dragons suspect Revola of betrayal. Revola is shocked by the manipulation, but his message still changes the battlefield and exposes the larger dragon conflict. (Chapter 1948)

Appearance and personality

Revola is identified as an ice dragon, but the supplied scenes do not define a stable humanoid or draconic design. His most vivid appearance is injured: he pulls himself from a wall while ice covers his wounds and arrests the bleeding. He is direct enough that Haranbeka trusts his report, and visibly recoils when Grid turns that honesty into evidence of treachery. (Chapters 1938 and 1948)

Abilities, classes, and skills

Revola gains strength from dragon deaths within a lair environment and possesses ice power capable of freezing open wounds shut. His hierarchy is high enough to surprise Grid's observers, but the combined violence of Kubartos, Zeratul, and rebellious dragons leaves him unable to move without assistance. The scenes demonstrate survival and warning rather than a complete offensive skill set. (Chapters 1931 and 1937–1939)

Relationships

• Grid: Revola's warning helps Grid understand Kubartos's movement, but Grid cynically endorses him in order to deepen the other dragons' suspicion. (Chapters 1930–1931 and 1948)
• Zeratul: Zeratul is involved in Revola's earlier wounds and later carries the injured dragon to deliver his warning. (Chapters 1938 and 1948)
• Kubartos: Kubartos wounds Revola and later becomes the subject of Revola's urgent report concerning Trauka. (Chapters 1938 and 1948)
• Nefelina: Revola's news arrives within the dragon crisis that Nefelina had warned Grid not to mishandle. (Chapter 1948)

Items

No notable items are documented for Revola in the supplied corpus.