Character · from book 6

Burcu

A porsuk swashbuckler floating around tenth on the leaderboard, Turkish, one of the three who fought over the memorial crystal at the masquerade; the wife or kinswoman a drunk crawler named Emir threatens Carl with. 'She's going to have to wait until tomorrow.'

Race and class, since book 6: Porsuk · Swashbuckler

First appears: Book 6

Series arc

Through book 7

Her team, Carl hears, was conscripted by the Madness (B7 ch. 39). Find Crawler puts her free in the surgical theater; her Book of Voodoo page draws the Fireball traps before the book slams shut (B7 ch. 67). Bound and tongueless, she writes: he cut out her voice box, killed her mother in front of her — 'You owe me, Carl. You killed my father. Free me now.' Carl wands her asleep, frees the bindings, and her table tips; she wakes falling, accusing, and dies in Sheol fire (B7 ch. 68). Her teammates never say which of Carl's kills was her father (B7 ch. 86).

Through book 6

A threat made in her name by a drunk man, Emir (B6 ch. 32).

Where they appear

Book	Chapters they are in (of the book's)	Where
6 — The Eye of the Bedlam Bride	2/74	Ch. 8, Ch. 32 · the book's own page
7 — This Inevitable Ruin	6/89	Ch. 39, Ch. 67, Ch. 68, Ch. 69, Ch. 70, Ch. 86 · the book's own page

By book

Burcu in book 6 — The Eye of the Bedlam Bride

Number ten on the list, a newcomer: a level-59 badger-headed porsuk Carl met briefly at the Butcher's Masquerade and has in his chat; she fought Osvaldo and Prepotente after Imogen died (ch. 8). A drunk man, Emir, growls that his Burcu is going to kill Carl (ch. 32).

Burcu in book 7 — This Inevitable Ruin

Her team, Carl hears, was conscripted by the Madness (ch. 39). Find Crawler puts her free in the surgical theater; her Book of Voodoo page draws the Fireball traps before the book slams shut (ch. 67). Bound and tongueless, she writes: he cut out her voice box, killed her mother in front of her — 'You owe me, Carl. You killed my father. Free me now.' Carl wands her asleep, frees the bindings, and her table tips; she wakes falling, accusing, and dies in Sheol fire (ch. 68). Her teammates never say which of Carl's kills was her father (ch. 86).