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Maeve is the sister of Molloy, for whom the town of [[Ballymolloy]] is named. When she was young, monsters attacked the town. As an able warrior, Molloy decided to fight back against the monsters. He gave his sister a wooden doll that he had carved. The plan was that Molloy would be the first in a wave of attacks from the village. However, when the time came to fight, none of the villagers could summon their courage to help Molloy. Because of this, Molloy continued fighting the monsters, waiting for reinforcements that never came. When the monsters were defeated, Molloy returned bloodied and died soon after. Maeve, fueled by grief and driven by a mysterious evil voice, grew bitter at the villagers' cowardice. She began to resent them and was turned into a monster resembling a [[Fright knight|fright knight]]. | Maeve is the sister of Molloy (Rex in the original English localization), for whom the town of [[Ballymolloy]] (Rexwood in the original English localization) is named. When she was young, monsters attacked the town. As an able warrior, Molloy decided to fight back against the monsters. He gave his sister a wooden doll that he had carved. The plan was that Molloy would be the first in a wave of attacks from the village. However, when the time came to fight, none of the villagers could summon their courage to help Molloy. Because of this, Molloy continued fighting the monsters, waiting for reinforcements that never came. When the monsters were defeated, Molloy returned bloodied and died soon after. Maeve, fueled by grief and driven by a mysterious evil voice, grew bitter at the villagers' cowardice. She began to resent them and was turned into a monster resembling a [[Fright knight|fright knight]]. | ||
Sometime before the party arrives in Ballymolloy, Maeve steals all the women and orders the villagers to destroy their town or they would never see the women again. [[Hanlon]] tries to bring the women back but is gravely injured. Maeve, seeing Patrick, Hanlon's son, elects to bring the fallen warrior back to Ballymolloy. | Sometime before the party arrives in Ballymolloy, Maeve steals all the women and orders the villagers to destroy their town or they would never see the women again. [[Hanlon]] tries to bring the women back but is gravely injured. Maeve, seeing Patrick, Hanlon's son, elects to bring the fallen warrior back to Ballymolloy. | ||