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Ozel (708-760), known as Sweep or by a sweeping gesture of the arms, and to the Lady as Rutuna, was a prominent mystic and acolyte at [[Nemnosti]]. Born into the poor country lineage of goatherders in the village of [[Fuzuzh]], Ozel was profoundly deaf, and had very few prospects until identified as exceptionally bright and fos-capable, and brought to Nemnosti as an acolyte. For her to learn the craft and Courses required some change and effort, and a sign language developed among her peers that to this day is known as 'sweeping', after her udul. But [[Nemnu Ula]], communicating directly with her, had no difficulties. She was the wife of the sigillant [[Giri Hazh]] for many years, although their union had no children, and at various points, there were difficulties with Giri's twin sister Meze. At Nemnosti Ozel was a researcher into magical theory whose work, though unfinished, remains a vital source of material on magic relating to perception and illusion. Ozel died a few years ago despite efforts to revive her, and is still much missed by the acolytes of her generation, many of whom enjoy positions of great honour at the ulajeta.
*Husband: [[Giri Hazh]]
*Sister-in-law: [[Meze Hazh]]

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Tuck at 17:40, 16 January 2024

Forthright: Created page with "Ozel Rarduzu Ozel (708-760), known as Sweep or by a sweeping gesture of the arms, and to the Lady as Rutuna, was a prominent mystic and aco..."