Tensor (The View from the Mirror)
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Tensor is a main character in Ian Irvine's The View from the Mirror quartet.
[edit] Characteristics
Tensor is a large, heavily built man, with a long mane of black hair. He has a beard of the same colour. Tensor has a long noble face, dark, as is common among the Aachim. His fingers are almost twice as long as his palms, while his legs are long, with thighs that are heavily muscled, like a wrestler. He stands tall and has a deep, commanding voice.
A powerful mancer, Tensor is the leader of the Aachim on Santhenar. He is arrogant in his superiority and is consumed by unshakable hubris, which leads to great disasters, throughout the series.
| The View from the Mirror | |
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| Writer: | Ian Irvine |
| Main Characters: | Faelamor | Karan | Lilis | Llian | Maigraith | Malien | Mendark | Nadiril | Rulke Shand | Tallia | Tensor | Yggur | |
| Secondary Characters: | Berenet | Jevander | Pender | Selial | Thyllan | Yalkara |
| Species: | Aachim | Charon | Faellem | Old human |
| Books: | A Shadow on the Glass | The Tower on the Rift | Dark is the Moon | The Way Between the Worlds |
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