Ull's Daughter
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Background
Ull's Daughter was born to Ull and an unknown mother, she is the eldest of Ull's children. Her background is never shown in game, however, it can be assumed that she was well taken care of, as she was the child of the tribe's leader, and possibly even the only surviving child of the udam beside her brother. In the mission into udam land she sits on ull's back then ull's walks away triggering you to have to escape the cell.
Far Cry Primal
After Ull is critically injured by Takkar, Ull threatens to take his son's life with him, and Ull's Daughter is revealed to be behind him, looking at Takkar. After Ull asks Takkar to take in his children, Takkar takes both her and her brother back to the Wenja, although many disagree with Takkar's decision, they quickly warm up to both of Ull's children. Tensay declares her a strong spirit after she kicks him in the shin. When in the Wenja Village she can be seen running around the village grounds, like the other Wenja children themselves, and seems to have been integrated into Wenja culture, as she can be observed in Wenja Tribal Makeup and speaking Wenja words and phrases. Her brother can also be seen in the village in the care of a young Wenja woman, whether or not she is their adoptive mother is unknown. After the credits it can be shown her taming a Cave Bear.
Skills and Abilities
Nothing is shown about her abilities in game, however, after the credits, Ull's Daughter is seen in a cave, attempting to tame a bear, which she successfully does. This implies she has the same unique Beast Master skill as Takkar.
Relationships
Ull - Although rarely seen in game, it is shown that Ull loves his daughter, and his willing to give her and her brother to Takkar to be safe, it is likely that Ull's Daughter loves him the same, and is visibly saddened by her father's passing.
Takkar - Not much is shown of Takkar's relationship with with Ull's Daughter but it is implied to be positive. Takkar honoring Ull's dying wish to protect his children is shown being fulfilled, as both children are shown to have successfully integrated into the Wenja village.

