What is "blesser"

Usage examples of "blesser".

His Grace, the Blesser of Sorbold, has an honor regiment here to greet you.

He was the Blesser of the provinces of Canderre and Yarim, though his basilica, Vrackna, the ringed temple of elemental fire, was located in the province of Bethany.

Lanacan Orlando, the heartier of the two, was the Blesser of Bethe Corbair, and held services in his city beneath the holy bell tower in the beautiful basilica of Ryles Ced-elian, the cathedral dedicated to the wind.

Abernathy, the Blesser of the Nonaligned States, to the south, who leaned on Lanacan as they made their way across the icy path, was older and frailer than his friend, but more politically powerful.

Philabet Griswold, the pompous Blesser of Avonderre-Navarne, had begun pontificating about Sorbold and the need for an immediate retaliation earlier but was glared into silence by Stephen Navarne, a member of his own See.

He came to a halt in front of his nemesis as the Blesser of Sorbold drew himself up to his full height and turned to face the others.

Colin Abernathy, the Blesser of the Nonaligned States, turned to Tristan.

They were followed by the Blesser of Sorbold, Nielash Mousa, the only one in the robes of his country, colorful and striking in contrast to the pale holy garments of Roland.

Orlando, the Blesser of Bethe Corbair, was the first there, whispering words of comfort.

Patriarch, other than the Patriarch himself, was his bother, Ian Steward, the Blesser of Canderre-Yarim.

The coachman shut the door behind him, bowing deferentially to Philabet Griswold, the Blesser of Avonderre-Navarne, as he did.

Lanacan Orlando, the gentle Blesser of Bethe Corbair, cleared his throat nervously.

It was his belief that the sudden roar of the fire was more likely the work of the Invoker than the Blesser of Canderre-Yarim, but Llauron betrayed no sign that he was even listening.

Nielash Mousa, the Blesser of Sorbold, was the chief cleric of the patrician faith in the nation, and one of the five benisons of the Patriarch, his highest religious councilors.

In the eyes of the world, we must be-at least until we can speak to the Blesser of Sorbold and inform him of what happened this hideous night.