Tromell’s wife once served the great leader of the Guado, Lord Jyscal. Even now, she continues to wander through Spira as the Red Elemental. To this day, one question still haunts her:
“Did we really make the right choice the night of that storm?”
She believes the Guado may have been cursed since the day young Seymour, only eight years old, and the Queen Mother were exiled to Baaj. Lord Jyscal had ordered her to serve as Seymour’s nanny.
"I can understand why you would feel resentment toward Lord Jyscal, Young Master."
Mixing blood with humans was considered taboo among the Guado. The persecution of young Seymour and his human mother was not something even Lord Jyscal could stop. On that stormy night, they were sent out to sea in secret with only a handful of guards.
"I do not expect you to forgive me."
"I just hope that you have finally found peace."
Perhaps the cruelest detail is that Lord Jyscal was not there to see them off. While the Queen Mother held young Seymour close against her chest and stared toward Guadosalam for the last time, Jyscal remained behind. Seymour may have been too young to understand politics or fear, but he was old enough to understand absence.
After escorting the two to Baaj Temple, Tromell’s wife and the guards sailed back to Guadosalam. However, just as they were about to reach their destination, Sin attacked the ship. It sank to the bottom of the sea, and Tromell’s wife was swallowed by the ocean.
She was never sent to the Farplane.