We change, we are changed, Death is not so. Death is our unchanging and certain inheritance. What a blessing in this chaotic world.

Father Benedetto Morvane is the Grandmaster of the Order of the Cycle, Parigi's local expression of Reavian worship. Its pastors tend burials and help the dying go well. He oversees both the Order's priests and its Knights Militant, though he no longer carries a knight's title. A small, withered, bald old man with the Order's cycle sigil carved into a bronze medallion at his chest and a worn sword at his hip, he speaks little and is rarely without a smile.

Reaves grants death to all, but his most suffered servants are denied it as a requirement of their service. Benedetto is one of them, and he bears it with unsettling good cheer.