Loor
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Loor is a warrior in D. J. MacHale's Pendragon series
. She has appeared in seven novels so far (she did not appear in The Never War
, The Quillian Games, or The Pilgrims of Rayne), more than any other Traveler aside from the main characters: Bobby Pendragon
, and Saint Dane
.
Loor is the Traveler from Zadaa, one of the ten territories. She is a Batu (a tribe on Zadaa) and is a Ghee warrior of that tribe. Since the Batu live above-ground on a scorching planet, their skin is very dark.
Loor's eyes are brown. Her hair is dark, almost black, and is tied in a long braid. Loor has an extremely athletic body with "zero body-fat" and is initially taller than Bobby when described in the first book.
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, wherein she helps introduce Cloral's Traveler to his task and later attends the funeral of Press Tilton. She is now a warrior of the Batu tribe.
(the sixth Pendragon book) is based in Loor's home territory, Zadaa, where she teaches Bobby how to fight after he loses a fight with Saint Dane
and later assists him when they travel to solve the conflict threatening her people.
Loor appears on the cover of this book, equipped with light-weight leather armor and a heavy wooden staff.
, who had taken the form of one of Loor's tribesmen. After this fight, Loor trains Bobby to defend himself in the training-grounds of Mooraj where Loor had learned. Bokka appears several times, ultimately to die revealing the presence of Saint Dane.
Throughout the book, Bobby writes to Mark and Courtney of his growing feelings for Loor, and ultimately attempts to demonstrate his affection. He is refused on grounds that an attachment would be detrimental to the purpose of the Travelers.
At the end of the book, Saint Dane impales Loor. Bobby avenges her by stabbing Saint Dane with his own weapon; but the demon revives and escapes. Bobby then resurrects Loor. Loor tells Bobby that she had heard a familiar male voice tell her that she was not meant to die. They later learn that the voice belonged to Press.
The Pendragon Adventure
The Pendragon Adventure is a young adult series of science fiction/fantasy novels by D. J. MacHale. They follow the chronicles of Bobby Pendragon, a teenager who discovers that he, as well as his two best friends, Mark Dimond and Courtney Chetwynde, must prevent the destruction of the universe.The...
. She has appeared in seven novels so far (she did not appear in The Never War
The Never War
The Never War is a book in the Pendragon series by D.J. MacHale. In this book, the main character, Robert "Bobby" Pendragon follows the antagonist, named Saint Dane, to a territory called First Earth, which is essentially Earth in the year 1937....
, The Quillian Games, or The Pilgrims of Rayne), more than any other Traveler aside from the main characters: Bobby Pendragon
Bobby Pendragon
Robert "Bobby" Pendragon is the eponymous main character from D. J. MacHale's Pendragon series.-Description:Robert Pendragon is the main character of the The Pendragon Adventure. He is a fourteen year old boy in the first book and is a suburban basketball star living in the fictional suburb of...
, and Saint Dane
Saint Dane
Saint Dane is a fictional character and the antagonist of the The Pendragon Adventure by D. J. MacHale. Although clearly a conscious entity, Saint Dane's complete identity and history remains a mystery for most of the series...
.
Loor is the Traveler from Zadaa, one of the ten territories. She is a Batu (a tribe on Zadaa) and is a Ghee warrior of that tribe. Since the Batu live above-ground on a scorching planet, their skin is very dark.
Loor's eyes are brown. Her hair is dark, almost black, and is tied in a long braid. Loor has an extremely athletic body with "zero body-fat" and is initially taller than Bobby when described in the first book.
Appearances
Loor makes an appearance in many of the Pendragon books, along with title character Bobby PendragonBobby Pendragon
Robert "Bobby" Pendragon is the eponymous main character from D. J. MacHale's Pendragon series.-Description:Robert Pendragon is the main character of the The Pendragon Adventure. He is a fourteen year old boy in the first book and is a suburban basketball star living in the fictional suburb of...
.
1. The Merchant of Death
Loor appears as the daughter of Osa, and next in line to becoming the Traveler of Zadaa. She is at first hostile to Bobby Pendragon, but ultimately comes to respect him. He is implied, and confirmed in subsequent books, to be enamored of her.2. The Lost City of Faar
Loor appears in the second book, The Lost City of FaarThe Lost City of Faar
The Lost City of Faar is the second book in the Pendragon series by D. J. MacHale.People live on immense, floating cities called habitats and grow food on the sea floor and in their habitats. Different habitats do different things such as producing food, making products, etc. It's an idyllic world...
, wherein she helps introduce Cloral's Traveler to his task and later attends the funeral of Press Tilton. She is now a warrior of the Batu tribe.
4. The Reality Bug
Loor appears to help Bobby Pendragon and Aja Killian (the Traveler from Veelox).5. Black Water
Loor appears briefly at the end of Black Water. She cremates Kasha, the Traveler from Eelong.6. The Rivers of Zadaa
The Rivers of ZadaaThe Rivers of Zadaa
The Rivers of Zadaa is the sixth novel in the Pendragon series by D. J. MacHale.-Plot introduction:This story takes place mainly on a territory called Zadaa. There will be two main tribes here: The Rokador and the Batu. The Rokador live in tunnels underground and are fair-skinned, while the Batu...
(the sixth Pendragon book) is based in Loor's home territory, Zadaa, where she teaches Bobby how to fight after he loses a fight with Saint Dane
Saint Dane
Saint Dane is a fictional character and the antagonist of the The Pendragon Adventure by D. J. MacHale. Although clearly a conscious entity, Saint Dane's complete identity and history remains a mystery for most of the series...
and later assists him when they travel to solve the conflict threatening her people.
Loor appears on the cover of this book, equipped with light-weight leather armor and a heavy wooden staff.
Major events and important facts involving Loor in book six
Through this book, it is learned that Loor grew up on Zadaa with her mother Osa and sister Saangi. She spent some time outside the capital city Xhaxhu during her training, at which time she befriended a youth named Bokka, a member of a neighboring tribe, who was also in training to become a warrior. In the book, Loor is restrained and forced to watch Bobby being beaten up by Saint DaneSaint Dane
Saint Dane is a fictional character and the antagonist of the The Pendragon Adventure by D. J. MacHale. Although clearly a conscious entity, Saint Dane's complete identity and history remains a mystery for most of the series...
, who had taken the form of one of Loor's tribesmen. After this fight, Loor trains Bobby to defend himself in the training-grounds of Mooraj where Loor had learned. Bokka appears several times, ultimately to die revealing the presence of Saint Dane.
Throughout the book, Bobby writes to Mark and Courtney of his growing feelings for Loor, and ultimately attempts to demonstrate his affection. He is refused on grounds that an attachment would be detrimental to the purpose of the Travelers.
At the end of the book, Saint Dane impales Loor. Bobby avenges her by stabbing Saint Dane with his own weapon; but the demon revives and escapes. Bobby then resurrects Loor. Loor tells Bobby that she had heard a familiar male voice tell her that she was not meant to die. They later learn that the voice belonged to Press.