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Rikie and her husband are native from Na-Nal. Her marriage with her husband was envied by everyone in the village. Later she gave birth to Rakgi.
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Rakgi and Rikie made their way to the deepest part of the Ruins of Obel when they heard that a certain bearer of the Rune of Punishment died at that spot. At that place, Lazlo and his friends heard Rikie's talk about the Rune, and how it consumes its master's life, bit by bit. Rikie realised that the bearer of the Rune had finally returned to Obel, which could only mean one thing, her husband had died.
Rikie and Rakgi decided to join forces with Lazlo, as they wanted to be as close as possible to the bearer of the Rune of Punishment. They were glad that they were on board of the Dauntless because the people there were nice. After the war, she returned to Na-Nal and lives a quiet life with Rakgi.
Keen: You have done well by coming here. In this room, you may confess what is in your heart and accept proper judgement.
Rikie: Yes, I understand. I would like to answer in a manner that is honest to myself.
Keen: Would you secretly inform me about anyone on board this ship who you think is causing problems?
Rikie: What?! Let me think... My son, Rakgi... may be causing trouble for everyone...
Keen: Then, would you tell me what you think of Lazlo?
Rikie: I pray that the fate which befell my husband does not also befall him...
Keen: Finally, quietly confess the things you wish to atone for, or all the things that you are thankful for.
Rikie: Everyone is very nice... I am glad to have come aboard this ship. Rakgi also laughs and smiles much more often, compared to when we were in the ruins.
