The First #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Ingra's Lament" marks a pivotal moment in The First #6 (2001), where writer Barbara Kesel and artist Andrea DiVito weave a tense, atmospheric tale centered on a murder that shakes the foundations of House Dexter. As the household gathers to mourn Kerspan, Persha struggles to share a secret tied to reuniting the two houses—her voice silenced by a spell from her mother—while Gannish grapples with a deeper mystery: how life can exist beyond the First. The cover by Andrea DiVito and Andy Smith captures the story’s haunting mood, perfectly framing a moment of quiet dread amid celebration.
In a world where life springs from the First, the murder of Kerspan shakes the foundations of House Dexter, prompting Pyrem to assign Trenin the grim task of uncovering the killer. As the house gathers to mourn, Persha struggles to share a secret tied to reuniting two fractured houses—her voice silenced by a spell from her mother. Amid the tension, Gannish grapples with a deeper mystery: how life can exist without the First’s touch.
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Reprinted in The First #3 (2001), The First #1 (2001), Edge #7 (2002)
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