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| Readis (II) | |
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 Readis (II) holding on to a dorsal ridge of a dolphin. | |
| Vital statistics | |
| Gender | Male |
| Rank | Resident Student Dolphineer Holder |
| Era | Ninth Pass |
| Affiliation | Paradise River Hold Landing Rubicon River Hold |
| Parent(s) | Jayge Lilcamp and Aramina |
| Siblings | Aranya Almie Anskono |
| First appearance | Renegades of Pern |
| Notable appearance | The Dolphins of Pern |
Biography
Oldest son of Jayge and named after Jayge's uncle Readis. When he was five turns old he meet the dolphins that saved him and Masterfisher Alemi from a black squall, he could hear what they were saying to him, after they got out of the storm they were in. Told the tale at Swacky Namesday Gather, repeated story to Lord Jaxom when he was getting permission to use Paradise River Hold sand for glass making. Was consider too young by Aramina to speak with AIVAS.
Dolphineer
He remember the Words that were spoken during his and Alemi sea adventure.
Retold on first day of classes with Menolly, and made contact with the pod when T'lion and bronze Gadareth, came to Boskoney to Landing and helped make contact with the dolphins, one tried to tell him about the 'sea thorn' in his right leg. It took T'lion, via Boskoney and Alemi, to prove that a sea thorn poison was doing the damage.
Founding
He made himself a hold out of the sea caves that he spotted once from the deck of the Fair Winds, that became the Dolphincraft and the Dolphineer to all the Dolphins of Pern
Personality and Appearance
He is very bright, his father thought the Landing School would give his son and others a better education then the basic that the hold harper taught.
Although his right leg is crippled as a result of the infection from a 'sea thorn', that the Dolphin saw, he has learned a way to walk/run, he practiced hard to be able to walk once more.
