veela Raviyoyla

Also known as: Raviyoyla · Role: veela · First appears: Chapter IV · Prince Marko and the Veela

In Chapter IV · Prince Marko and the Veela, at mountain Mirotch, veela Raviyoyla shot Milosh of Potzerye through the throat and heart. Marko struck her with his club and beat her as she lay on the ground, then released her after she begged him to spare her life. Raviyoyla gathered herbs and healed Milosh’s wounds, restoring his voice and making his heart sounder.

In Chapter IV · Prince Marko and Moussa Kessedjiya · Part 2, Raviyoyla refused to help Marko because it was Sunday and she considered it unfair for two to fight against one. In his danger, Marko called her his “sister-in-God.”

Relationship record

Life events

• veela Raviyoyla shot Milosh of Potzerye through the throat and heart.(Chapter IV · Prince Marko and the Veela · 📍 mountain Mirotch)
  • With: Milosh of Potzerye
  • “she took two slim arrows, twanged her bow, and transfixed first Milosh's throat and then his heart.”
• Prince Marko struck veela Raviyoyla with his club and beat her as she lay on the ground.(Chapter IV · Prince Marko and the Veela · 📍 mountain Mirotch)
  • With: Marko
  • “But Marko pitilessly hurled his far-reaching club and struck her between the white shoulders, and she fell instantly to the earth. Marko struck her several times as she lay on the earth”
• Prince Marko released veela Raviyoyla after she begged him to spare her life.(Chapter IV · Prince Marko and the Veela)
  • With: Marko
  • “and he released the veela, who went at once”
• veela Raviyoyla healed Milosh's wounds, restoring his voice and making his heart sounder.(Chapter IV · Prince Marko and the Veela)
  • With: Milosh of Potzerye
  • “When the veela had collected herbs she brought them to Milosh and healed his wounds; his voice was not only quite restored, but it was finer than before and his heart was sounder.”
• The veela refused to help Marko because it was Sunday and the fight was one against two.(Chapter IV · Prince Marko and Moussa Kessedjiya · Part 2)
  • With: Marko
  • “I cannot help thee, for it would not be fair that two should fight against one.”

Chapter IV · Prince Marko and the Veela

• enemies with Milosh of Potzerye “Milosh really sang better, for he possessed a magnificent voice, and this fact much irritated the veela; she took two slim arrows, twanged her bow, and transfixed first Milosh's throat and then his heart.”
• enemies with Marko “But Marko pitilessly hurled his far-reaching club and struck her between the white shoulders, and she fell instantly to the earth.”
• recipient: Milosh of Potzerye “When the veela had collected herbs she brought them to Milosh and healed his wounds; his voice was not only quite restored, but it was finer than before and his heart was sounder.”
• benefactor: Marko “Marko was very easily moved by the mention of the divine's name, and he released the veela”

Chapter IV · Prince Marko and Moussa Kessedjiya · Part 2

• sworn-brother with Marko “Marko, in great danger, exclaimed: “Where art thou now, my sister-in-God, thou Veela? Where art thou to-day, mayst thou live no longer!”

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Extracted from the original text of Hero Tales and Legends of the Serbians (Chapters IV–XIII). Made with Rho MD.