Doñas Udulono Uthingzizata, known in the common tongue as Doñas Silenttowers the Ominous Hoary Zenith" Udulono Uthingzizata (b. 679, d. 706) was a human necromancer most known for slaying the dragon Fací Fonecaci Nifi.
He called traveling companions the amphibian man Simo Pujiotu (who appears in his chronicles, but not in the Great White Tome) and Amsir Gidopundik.
On the 7th of Opal, he learned the mysteries of life and death from the scroll Mysteries of Bereavement.
He was a known member of 
Omon Obin, Thaguk Quesh, Besti Bikdá and Imkethast.
He died on Opal 11, 706 in Meslunaza to an unknown assailant. Glloyd Wogemusda later deduced he bled to death after fighting and slaying the titan Ozob Noxron.[1]
New evidence has come of Doñas' fate, apparently from he himself beyond the grave:
| “ | But, as an addendum, assuming Slenshi could just say it at any point, [I] actually burned to death as a result of the Titan's fire breath. I tried taking off ignited clothes but apparently I was actually on fire myself. I threw my backpack out of the way to try and preserve it, hoping someone would find it. So I killed the titan while engulfed in flames, then bled to death. Slenshi at that point couldn't get anywhere near the fighting because of the flames.[2] | ” |
See also[]
| Titles of nobility | ||
|---|---|---|
| New title | Lord of Besti Bikdá 3 Opal 706 – 11 Opal 706 |
Extinct |
| Military offices | ||
| Previous: Ber Tekkuderal |
Captain of the Guard of Imkethast 9 Opal 706 – 11 Opal 706 |
Next: Kol Tagùzimush |
| Honorary titles | ||
| Previous: Zasit Konosusen |
Adventurer of the Museum 706 – 11 Opal 706 |
Next: Th4dwarfy1 Sodelakmesh |
| Death | ||
| Previous: Kima Manbastrepuv |
Slayed by Ozob Noxron | Extinct |
| Order of precedence | ||
| Previous: Tiquo Cuthomcaku |
Generated in Orid Xem | Next: Ralin Nohusebbak |
Notes and references[]
- ↑ Glloyd's journal, Granite 27: "Donas never reached Boltspumpkin. He died at the shrine here while fighting the titan. Although he managed to kill the titan, he bled out shortly afterwards."
- ↑ [1]