Hers was a miraculous and gentle resurrection by the Light. Was her faith stronger than his? Was she special in a way he was not? Or was he uniquely unworthy?

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The Light didn't save Syllen. He didn't feel its warmth during the war, it didn't mend his psychological wounds afterward. It didn't bring him back to life, or free him from the Lich King's control. But it did her. He sees a forsaken that has never understood the grief and pain he has.

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The Red Chamber

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Calia, on the other hand, challenges Lightsbane on his own biases, and makes him engage with his own traumas.

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Forced proximity between Calia and Lightsbane as he assists the Council in rooting out void cultists, and oh boy was that mission hell for the both of them Lightsbane very much drives a knife into all of Calia's insecurities about belonging with the forsaken.

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