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Twirltongue was a 'friend' of Pearlpelt (more commonly known as the Bane)'s. However, in reality, Twirltongue was simply using the Bane to achieve her own goal of being the queen of the Gnawers and was planning on having him killed.

Appearance[]

She is noted for having a beautiful, silvery, well groomed coat of fur.

Personality[]

She is also very well known for her persuasive skills. It is stated by Ripred that she convinced him that he was well liked.

History[]

Biography[]

Gregor and the Marks of Secret[]

Twirltongue first appeared alongside two of her friends, they were under the city with Gregor, knowing that Ripred taught Gregor echolocation in that spot, and that Ripred wouldn't appear. This is where she nearly convinced Gregor that Ripred was the enemy; however, Gregor managed to realize she was lying. After nearly being killed by Twirltongue's friends, he managed to escape in the nick of time.

Gregor and the Code of Claw[]

Twirltongue also appeared in Book 5. She was feeding lies to the Bane, teaching him how to be a good leader, and that he would reign supreme. She would normally sit on the Bane's enormous back, where she could teach him without moving a muscle. In the final battle of Gregor and Ares and the Bane, where it was revealed that Twirltongue was just trying to get the Bane killed so she could take over. When this was revealed, the Bane lost the last bit of his sanity and shouted, "No, no one will ever follow you again!" And ripped her head clean off, killing her. After killing her, he didn't seem to realize that she was dead ("Where did she go?").After finding her head on the ground the Bane blamed Gregor for her death.

Skills and Abilities[]

  • Advanced Sense of Smell: As a gnawer, she could smell things better than most creatures of the Underland.
  • Echolocation: Like the vast majority of the creatures in the Underland, she could locate objects by determining the time for an echo to return and the direction from which it returns.

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