"'And there are no good fights anymore, either,' said Shant.
'I know,' said Ibronka sadly.
Roaana caught Lewchin's eye for just a moment, then looked away,
each of them suppressing a smile."
The Paths of the Dead, paperback, Chapter Thirty-Second, page 351.
Shant and Ibronka are Dzur. Roaana is a Tiassa. Lewchin is an
Issola.
David, please note on The House of the Tiassa page Roana is
missing the extra a.
So if you feel sad that there are no good fights anymore, you
might be a Dzur. You might be a Tiassa or an Issola, if,
upon hearing your friends complain about there not being any
good fights anymore, you suppress a smile.
Text backup:
"'Greetings,' said the Dzur. 'And welcome to Nine Stones. I
am the son of the late Lord Shellar. I am called Shant, and this
is my friend Lewchin.'"
...
"The Dzur and the Tiassa--that is to say, Ibronka and Roaana--
made polite salutes to the Dzur and the Issola--that is to say,
Shant and Lewchin."
The Paths of the Dead, paperback, Chapter Thirty-Second, page 350.
Shant is also the "Baron of Alban".
The Paths of the Dead, paperback, Chapter Thirty-Second, page 349.
"Lewchin, the only daughter of a Marchioness of the House of
the Issola."
The Paths of the Dead, paperback, Chapter the Eighth, page 64.
Ibronka is the daughter of Princess Sennya.
The Paths of the Dead, paperback, Chapter Thirty-Second, page 349.