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He is kind and loyal, apologetic about using force, and skittish about his "brokenness." He uses humor and charm to compensate for his insecurities, and is the most boyish of his order, quick to laugh and joke. | He is kind and loyal, apologetic about using force, and skittish about his "brokenness." He uses humor and charm to compensate for his insecurities, and is the most boyish of his order, quick to laugh and joke. | ||
== The Saint of Steel == | == History with The Saint of Steel == | ||
Unlike Istvhan and Stephen, Galen was born into a family of the order of The Saint of Steel. His mother was a priestess of the Saint, something that ultimately ended her relationship with his father when Galen was young. She was one of the god-touched priests, meaning that she either died outright, took her own life, or fell into a permanent coma after the death of the Saint. At the time of Paladin's Hope, Galen does not know which, only that he lost her as well as his god.<ref>Paladin's Hope, ch. 14</ref> | Unlike Istvhan and Stephen, Galen was born into a family of the order of The Saint of Steel. His mother was a priestess of the Saint, something that ultimately ended her relationship with his father when Galen was young. She was one of the god-touched priests, meaning that she either died outright, took her own life, or fell into a permanent coma after the death of the Saint. At the time of Paladin's Hope, Galen does not know which, only that he lost her as well as his god.<ref>Paladin's Hope, ch. 14</ref> | ||