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On this last day of Black History Month, I give you Kojja Mo of the Summer Isles, garbed in her ceremonial feathered cloak and wielding her goldenheart bow. In my headcanon, the Summer Islanders are very much reminiscent of the Jarawa people of the Andaman Islands, so I gave her short hair in their fashion. Although she's captain of the red archers, I gave her green and yellow feathers for her cloak like her father Quhuru. Beyond that, I tried to give her nautical appropriate clothing. I hope you enjoy her!

• Kojja Mo was the captain's daughter, taller than Sam and slender as a spear, with skin as black and smooth as polished jet. She captained the ship's red archers too, and pulled a double-curved goldenheart bow that could send a shaft four hundred yards. When the pirates had attacked them in the Stepstones, Kojja's arrows had slain a dozen of them whilst Sam's own shafts were falling in the water. The only thing Kojja Mo loved better than her bow was bouncing Dalla's boy upon her knee and singing to him in the Summer Tongue.

• "I was afraid of her at first," said Gilly. "She was so black, and her teeth were so big and white, I was afraid she was a beastling or a monster, but she's not. She's good. I like her.“

• Kojja Mo sent her archers to the castles with their great bows of goldenheart that could send a shaft farther and truer than even Dornish yew.

• Sam joined Kojja Mo and three of her archers near the gangplank as the swan ship was tying up, the Summer Islanders resplendent in the feathered cloaks they only wore ashore.

• The man he brought with him wore a cloak of green and yellow feathers and had skin as black as polished jet. "Your Grace," the knight said, "I bring you Quhuru Mo, captain of the Cinnamon Wind out of Tall Trees Town."

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On this last day of Black History Month, I give you Kojja Mo of the Summer Isles, garbed in her ceremonial feathered cloak and wielding her goldenheart bow. In my headcanon, the Summer Islanders are very much reminiscent of the Jarawa people of the Andaman Islands, so I gave her short hair in their fashion. Although she's captain of the red archers, I gave her green and yellow feathers for her cloak like her father Quhuru. Beyond that, I tried to give her nautical appropriate clothing. I hope you enjoy her!

• Kojja Mo was the captain's daughter, taller than Sam and slender as a spear, with skin as black and smooth as polished jet. She captained the ship's red archers too, and pulled a double-curved goldenheart bow that could send a shaft four hundred yards. When the pirates had attacked them in the Stepstones, Kojja's arrows had slain a dozen of them whilst Sam's own shafts were falling in the water. The only thing Kojja Mo loved better than her bow was bouncing Dalla's boy upon her knee and singing to him in the Summer Tongue.

• "I was afraid of her at first," said Gilly. "She was so black, and her teeth were so big and white, I was afraid she was a beastling or a monster, but she's not. She's good. I like her.“

• Kojja Mo sent her archers to the castles with their great bows of goldenheart that could send a shaft farther and truer than even Dornish yew.

• Sam joined Kojja Mo and three of her archers near the gangplank as the swan ship was tying up, the Summer Islanders resplendent in the feathered cloaks they only wore ashore.

• The man he brought with him wore a cloak of green and yellow feathers and had skin as black as polished jet. "Your Grace," the knight said, "I bring you Quhuru Mo, captain of the Cinnamon Wind out of Tall Trees Town."