Daniel

A rather average human from Earth, specifically USA. He is close to average height for an American at 5’9” (~1.75m), with dark brown hair that most people consider black, and dark brown eyes. He was 33 years old when he had just returned home from work and was drinking rum to relax, when a strange light appeared and summoned him to another world, just like out of a work of fiction. The mysterious transfer made him approximately 10 years younger physically, but with his additional experience and knowledge unaffected.

Daniel worked as a maintenance technician on manufacturing machines after serving in the Navy as a nuclear operator. His background has given him a great deal of humility and mechanical knowledge, while his hobbies have expanded on both of those facts, giving him enough knowledge to manage to keep himself alive while in a world of magic, and he himself had none.

Through many events, Daniel has found himself as the ruler of the Citadel

Tachibana Rikuto (Rikuto Tachibana)

Tachibana Rikuto, given name Rikuto, is a young college student studying many civics courses and economics. He is the human from Earth chosen by the goddess Ryukana to answer the Divine Summoning Ritual performed by denizens of Zenkon, specifically the royal family of Mornistae. Rikuto is earnest and hard-working, but his wisdom and experience are limited, making him capable of great feats, but struggling when unprecedented challenges begin to arise. He is twenty two years old when he first arrives on Zenkon. There are times he reacts with emotion rather than logic, which has created some issues with Daniel.

King Greydald kos Mornistae

The reigning king of the kingdom of Mornistae, he is the one who chose to perform the Divine Summoning Ritual in order to try to circumvent a failing economy and hungry eyes of other territories around them. While he is a kind and gentle soul, he is quick to turn over his authority to Rikuto, who is able to analyze and correct many of the situations that were weakening Mornistae. While many respect Rikuto well enough, it’s no secret that his arrival has created an opportunity for change. He has grey hair, and a well-kempt beard, and blue eyes from whom his daughters received their eyes.

Princess Heralesse kos Mornistae

The Crown Princess of Mornistae, she is the first born child of the King, and the presumed heir. She has a very light sandy blonde shade of hair, and her eyes are blue. She is 17 years old at the beginning of the story, and she bears a great deal of responsibility for her age (compared to what Rikuto and Daniel know). She can have a bit of a passionate temper, but she’s generally a very sincere and honest person, if temperamental and demanding at times. She favors form over function, and often wears a more military-esque uniform as she organizes the Royal Guard.

Princess Erimaya kos Mornistae

Princess Erimaya is the second princess of Mornistae at 12 years old when Daniel and Rikuto first arrive on Zenkon, and younger sister to Heralesse. She is a soft-spoken bookworm with very light blonde hair and darker blue eyes than her sister or father. She is the one who suggested the Divine Summoning ritual after reading about it in the library, and she feels responsible for Daniel’s plight, since he arrived without magic. When she fell under mysterious circumstances from the ramparts of the castle, she landed in the river flow-through that flows into the castle and drowned. Daniel was able to resuscitate her, but his emergency response ran contrary to the modesty customs of Mornistae (and most of the Eastern kingdoms), so he was banished to Fort Peony. Princess Erimaya has not forgiven Rikuto -who caved to pressure from the nobles-, Heralesse -for not understanding that Daniel saved her life-, and her parents for not doing something.

Wenlianna Kos Stalvaltan

Eldest daughter of the Grand Duchess of the Stalvaltan Grand Duchy, Wenlianna has always been a scientist at heart. She devours knowledge wherever she can get it, and as such, has become one of the most prominent Magic Artisans of the kingdom of Mornistae, rising to Court Magic Artisan rank until a duel between Daniel and Gunther led to her resignation as a term for Gunther winning the duel. Wenlianna has brown hair and green eyes, and she often is seen wearing a lab-smock, her family’s carefully-crafted net-like hair ornament, and glasses that she can’t see without. She is 23 years old when Daniel first meets her, but carries herself even more maturely when the situation demands it. She becomes nearly obsessed with knowledge she doesn’t already have, especially technology, and she becomes fast friends with Daniel after he works with her to adapt Earth’s advanced modern technology to Zenkon’s magic crystals and magic technology. She can be haughty and put on a show for an audience, as seen with the duel, but she is most comfortable holed up in her lab, and because she knows and respects that she’s not a fit for nobility with her obsessions, she prefers to simply stay out of sight. Aramellianna has high expectations for Wenlianna, but rarely needs to interfere because Wenlianna’s drive and technology have made the Stalvaltan Grand Duchy wealthy, and Wenlianna, who can use any kind of magic, can extend her lifespan -as well as her fertile years- and start a family much later than usual. Regardless, Wenlianna realizes that she’s in love with Daniel only after he has been sent away, and Aramellianna commits the full might of the Stalvaltan Grand Duchy to finding him and retrieving him.

Aramellianna kos Stalvaltan

Grand Duchess Aramellianna kos Stalvaltan is the ruler of the Grand Duchy of Stalvaltan, a vassal territory to the kingdom of Mornistae. The Grand Duchess is a very attractive and powerful woman, even as a widowed mother of five daughters. While she was married into the Stalvaltan family, few are more Stalvaltan than the Grand Duchess, having dedicated her all to the legacy of the family, her children, and the might and wealth of the Grand Duchy. She has Brown hair that she’ll often stylize, bright green eyes, and a somewhat stern, matronly expression that seems to always be calculating. Daniel views Aramellianna as the most prolific capitalist of Zenkon, a world where capitalism hasn’t explicitly been defined the way Earth has defined it. She is always looking for business opportunities to expand the Grand Duchy’s wealth, and while she’s loyal to the kingdom of Mornistae, she is the only person in the Kingdom that has the authority to depose the king, in the event that incompetence or corruption endanger the kingdom as a whole. As such, she flexes this authority very openly after Daniel is banished, and the brief moment of tension is redirected into a combined effort to help stabilize the fallen kingdom of Bromlund, from which Aramellianna and the Grand Duchy profit greatly. Aramellianna loves all her daughters, but she does favor Wenlianna for being able to stand completely on her own and forge her own path ahead. She’s not especially affectionate normally, which makes the rare hug from the Grand Duchess all the more meaningful and powerful, nearly as powerful as the loyalty and respect the soldiers of the Grand Duchy have for her.

Aramellianna will later step down as Grand Duchess of the Stalvaltan family in order to restart her maiden family name, Phenglegorn, as Grand Duchess Senior. Because Wenlianna is with the Fievegal at the time

Yanidere kos Stalvaltan

The second eldest daughter of the Grand Duchy of Stalvaltan, Yanidere is slightly taller than her eldest sister Wenlianna, and she shares more features of their mother Aramellianna than Wenlianna, including a highly feminine figure, beautiful, soft-angled facial features, and eyes that give a sense of wisdom. That said, Yanidere is rather light-hearted, often being friendly and playful, rather than serious and calculating like the Grand Duchess. She is married and has a good relationship with her soft-spoken husband from a count’s family, and they continue to live in the Grand Duchy to support Aramellianna as the heir apparent.

Yanidere loves her family very much, and while she lives every day with the expectation that she’ll be the one to inherit the Grand Duchy due to Wenlianna’s complete lack of interest in noble or social affairs, she hopes her elder sister will find someone that wins her heart and makes her want to claim her rightful place at the head of the Stalvaltan family.

After the Peace Conference, Yanidere becomes the Stalvaltan Grand Duchess, which is now a vassal territory under the Fievegal’s banner.

Yormolett kos Stalvaltan

The third daughter of the Stalvaltan family. Yormolett has only recently come of age and is engaged to be married. Like her mother and sisters, she has brown hair and green eyes, though she is very lithe and slender. She usually wears her hair down, giving her a more ‘homely’ appearance compared to her sisters excluding Wenlianna, who focuses more on her research.

Yormolett is the most quiet of the five sisters, often observing and learning, rather than taking charge or becoming especially social.

Bunnrimae Stalvaltan

Due to their age and not having had formal social debuts in noble society, Bunnrimae and her younger sister Haldestania are not yet conferred with formal titles, so they don’t use the ‘kos’ nobiliary particle. Bunnrimae is the one of her five sisters who shares more features with the late Grand Duke than with Aramellianna. She has light hair that would be considered ‘sandy blonde’, hinting at brown through a blonde base. Her eyes are also a bright golden color like her father’s.

Haldestania Stalvaltan

The youngest daughter of the Stalvaltan family, Haldestania ‘Desti’ is the ‘gem’ of the Stalvaltan family. She is very kind and gentle, though she also does cling to Aramellianna more than the others. The Grand Duke passed away shortly after Haldestania was born, so she has no memories of the Grand Duke other than the paintings and stories told by her sisters.

Grand Duke Yaandrestarr kos Stalvaltan

The late Grand Duke of the Stalvaltan family, Yaandrestarr was the beloved husband of Aramellianna and father to all five Stalvaltan daughters. Descended of an ancient bloodline of warriors with a great deal of magic, the Grand Duke established the Stalvaltan Guard, a legion of powerful battlemages rumored to be able to fight a greater dragon without thousands of casualties. Wenlianna was the only one of his daughters to inherit his rare talent for omni-affinity magic.

Commander Leiwelles kos Morglodston

Commanding officer of Fort Peony, Leiwelles is a warrior who has made Peony into what it is as ‘the flower garden’. What started as a loose tradition before became a more defining trait of the fort; that it is manned almost entirely by women. There are several reasons for this, but Leiwelles has proven capable of keeping the women under her command focused, guiding them and giving them a place to earn honor and respect, or to give the last bit of themselves for people they’ve lost. Leiwelles is on the taller side for a woman, but is still much shorter than Daniel. She has brown hair and icy blue eyes that seem to see through everything. Thanks to her god-given unique magic ability, she actually can discern truth from lies. While she doesn’t abuse this ability for personal gain, it is one of her most powerful tools from manipulating everyone on the base into doing what she wants, or for luring out hostile elements that she needs to send away. She’s one of the few people since the incident with Erimaya that genuinely respects Daniel and his ability to separate his personal feelings from his ability to obey the chain of command. She often disapproves of Daniel not standing up for himself as a result, and she ‘punishes’ him by ignoring him for the most part, though she also treats him with respect as a fellow soldier.

Ryukana

One of the goddesses of the Divine Realm, and specifically the goddess responsible for Zenkon. Upon the Divine Summons ritual being performed, she chose and prepared Tachibana Rikuto from Earth to answer the summons. Ryukana is roughly in the middle of seniority of the Divine Realm, having experience in managing worlds, and often being scolded for granting too many blessings and special abilities for her chosen heroes. Because these heroes can sometimes become problems, Ryukana accepts the scolding, but will sometimes sneak in special gifts or abilities for her chosen heroes. She learns the hard way that, while it’s unknown how or why it happened, a second human from Earth was accidentally summoned at the same time. Because he wasn’t prepared for the world in the way he should have been, she became distraught, and desperately searched for him.

Lieutenant Gwenesphia Honeydip

A gatonine lieutenant serving at Fort Peony, and often on rotation for morning watch on the west (demon side) wall. She is a kind and gentle soul, so she takes pity on Daniel at first, later learning that he is responsible for restoring many of the comforts of Fort Peony that the soldiers were suffering through thanks to the difficulty getting a magic artisan or artificer to the defensive line. After having a few conversations with Daniel and learning more about him, she became attracted enough that, when she goes into heat, she tries to seduce him. His refusal after learning of her state earns even more of her respect after the fact, and when he seemingly sacrifices himself to defend Fort Peony, she and Sergeant Treia began a journey to find Daniel and rescue him if he’s in trouble.

Gwenesphia is the youngest of seven siblings in a barony, so she joined the military with virtually no expectations of any inheritance from her family, and nothing to look forward to but a marriage.

She has a modestly feminine figure with faint violet blue hair and fur on her feline ears and tail. While she’s generally rather docile, she is still a brave soldier of Fort Peony.

Sergeant Treia

A gatonine sergeant serving at Fort Peony. She has a bit more of a combative personality. She is highly suspicious of Daniel at first, since he arrived at Fort Peony with the story that he had done something inappropriate to a child princess of the kingdom he came from. Treia has light brown hair and fur on her feline ears and tail with faint darker brown stripe-like patterns on her tail and ears. Her eyes are a bright blue color.

Guillelmsah

A demon chieftain just below Vaergraes in rank. He attempts to make a diplomatic connection with Hekate and the Citadel behind Vaergraes’ back. After being rejected, and upon her refusal to blindly continue the war, he attempts to have Vaergraes assassinated, only for Daniel’s golems to interfere.

Vaergraes

An Uhl’tall or “True Demon” who has gathered the demon-kin together in hopes of escaping a doomed fate for all of the demon-kin. She is one of the most powerful mages in the world, stronger than the Dragon Lord Morthybargaron, which is how she was able to get him to cooperate. She has bi-color skin, with a light creamy tan patches swirled with a more violet hue similar to vitiligo, but with an almost tattoo-like ‘intentional’ appearance to the shapes, though they hold no real significance. Vaergraes is considered the Demon Queen, but she’s actually an Uhl’tall archpriestess, practicing an ancient spiritual religion that is focused on observing and maintaining a balance in the world. As a powerful archpriestess, Vaergraes can ‘listen’ to the world’s mana and feel major changes, as well as see the future and the past to an extent, similar to a Dawnseer.

Thymeria

An Uhl’tall priestess and sister to Vaergaes, she is a gentle and timid person, though she is skilled at reading people quickly and is fairly social in spite of how reserved she can be. She appears to be a teenager or in her early twenties, but is older than she appears. Because she is often rather reserved, she can come across as much more mature than she appears as well.

It is later revealed that Thymeria has betrayed Vaergraes, but with the intent of protecting the Uhl’tall Archpriestess from a worse fate. Regardless, Thymeria remains imprisoned in the Citadel, unwilling to speak about the secrets she knows, and unforgiven by Vaergraes.

Illianna

An Uhl’tall warrior capable of defensive and healing magic who serves as Vaergraes’ right hand. She is Vaergraes’s most trusted advisor and joins the Archpriestess and her sister in fleeing to the Citadel after being ousted from the Demon Covenant following the destruction of the Devourer. Illianna carries herself like a fairly cool professional, keeping her emotions in check and trying to look out for Vaergraes and Thymeria when they give into their more immature desires. Regardless, she often ends up supporting the two in whatever they choose to do.

Djihnlierr

After Vaergraes escaped from the Covenant and joined the Fievegal, Djihnlierr, believing her predecessor was actually a prisoner, became the new Uhl’tall Archpriestess. After the fracturing of the Demon Hegemony with Zolorad’s death, she led what tribes she could scrape together on an assault against the Citadel at the urging of a mysterious young woman that she believes was some kind of draconic chimera, but dangerously powerful. Djihnlierr is loyal to Vaergraes, even though she attacked the Citadel. However, she participates in stopping the mana fire, and she compares in power to Vaergraes herself, even if she’s several decades younger.

Djihnlierr is about 100 years old, but as an Uhl’tall, this is extremely young compared to how long they can live.

Shek

A goblin that was part of the attacking force that marched on Fort Peony, defeated shortly after by Daniel and his unprecedented weapons. She is the first one to awaken after the battle, and though it was a bit of a rocky start, she has become attached to Daniel. Later, she is the second to give birth to Daniel’s children. Shek is fairly outgoing, and she favors wearing golden clothes after becoming one of Daniel’s consorts. She has brown hair, cute features, a fairly ‘shortstack’ body, and golden eyes.

Skloe

Another goblin that was part of the same attack on Fort Peony as Shek, and a friend of Shek’s before being conscripted. Skloe is more subdued than Shek, but still eager to prove her worth as one of Daniel’s first companions. She is the first to give birth to one of Daniel’s children. Skloe is more lithe and slender than Shek, and a little taller. She has brown hair and blue eyes.

Ahok

Lady Ahok is a half-goblin who was captured during the conflict and sold into slavery. She was bought by a merchant who brought her to Mornistae, where she demonstrated an uncanny talent for working with magic items, since she often stole and disassembled them when she was still in the demon-kin army. Over the years, she proved her talent, and she became a magic artificer before getting promoted to magic artisan, and eventually working her way up to Court Magic Artisan taking Wenlianna’s place after Daniel’s duel with Gunther. Ahok is extremely adept at manipulating magic via equipment designs.

Ahok’s full ancestry is unknown, specifically, which species or race either of her parents were. But, her age is assumed to be in her late thirties or early forties, but only by how long she has been educated enough to know how many years have passed since, and she doesn’t age nearly as fast as a typical goblin, retaining a very youthful appearance and a slender figure. She is about four inches taller than a normal goblin, and is often referred to by the Fievegal’s goblins as “High Goblin Ahok”, implying many things that reflect her intelligence, height, and status within the Fievegal.

Kera’tai

A Chi’rinnis tribeswoman and the daughter of her village’s chieftain. Her skin has a somewhat glossy grey tone with dark tiger-like stripes, and her hair is a silvery green color. Her bright eyes are a crisp orange color, and she is a capable magician in her own right, though she’s far less powerful than Vaergraes. She was part of the attack force that marched on Fort Peony. She has antler-like horns that protrude from the crown of her head.

Kera’tai is brave, but like any Chi’rinnis, she respects anyone who actually defeats her in battle and will offer herself as a war bride to the strongest, which is how she meets Daniel.

Aoloan

A succubus woman who was also a part of the attacking force that came to Fort Peony while Daniel was there. She was one of the main cooks for the expeditionary force, though she is also capable of hypnosis magic and detecting lies through mana. She has caramel-colored skin, pink hair, and violet-pink eyes that have shimmering specks. She, like other succubi, also has a slender tail coming to an arrow or heart-like point.

Aoloan is briefly used by Thymeria to help pull attention off of her as a suspected traitor, and though Aoloan loses a hand in the process, they are able to act quickly enough to give her a golem-assisted hand similar to Klur’s but with her own flesh as the base. The goal is for her hand to eventually heal enough that the golem components are no longer necessary.

Mulmonbargonaed

Better known as ‘The Red Knight’ to other races, he is the dragon lord’s younger brother, a fearsome and malevolent greater dragon that lead an attack force to penetrate the last main defense of the eastern half of the continent; the mountains. He chose Fort Peony because of its relatively small fortress. He is the first dragon encountered by Daniel.

Baeka

The Mikadresselle of a tribe of dattakoriens, Baeka serves as ‘the voice of her tribe’ when dealing with other tribes and Demon Queen Vaergraes. She is an agile warrior, though her real specialty is magic intended to strengthen her allies. She has red and blue tiger-striped fur on her ears, forearms, lower legs, and tail, and her eyes are a captivating shade of green.

In the Fievegal, she doesn’t yet have Daniel’s heart, but she does work diligently at bringing in dattakorien villages and tribes to help strengthen the Fievegal.

Paet

One of Baeka’s comrades, who joined her for the attack on Fort Peony. Paet is wary of outsiders, but is prudent enough to hold back hostility until she has all of the information she needs. She is a dattakorien huntress, skilled at tracking and taking down enemies at range.

Weya

Another of Baeka’s comrades, Weya is a young dattakorien woman who favors a shortsword and ambush attacks in combat. She was part of the attack on Fort Peony.

Morthybargaron

The dragon lord who ruled over the dragons for hundreds of years. He has a distinct red coloring to his scales and many scars over his body showing his age. Though he is powerful on his own, he is rather cowardly, and will often disguise his own actions of force as overwhelming attacks, as opposed to bringing the other dragons along as protection. It is later learned that he is the reason for the fall of the feldroks and the master of Hekate prior to her meeting Daniel.

After having been defeated by Daniel when Morthybargaron led the dragons to attack the Citadel, his body was stored in a void bag that was later used by Geirahoel to prove he had been slain, and then she promptly destroyed this void bag, forever casting his body into oblivion…

Ryuogriar

The “platinum” or “White Dragon Queen”, the dragon formerly known as Zadarralomme has long been considered the queen of the dragons, though she ultimately loathed Morthybargaron. Due to a curse on the dragons, she was unable to have children until Daniel used the Citadel’s resources to remove the spell. When she’s in human form, she has curled golden horns, silvery-blonde hair, red eyes, and a silver reptilian tail. Daniel describes her as a ‘milf’, as her chest and hip regions are extremely well endowed, and she is the closest in height to Daniel. She is cold with Daniel at first, but quickly warms up to him and becomes one of his most loyal companions. She is outgoing, confident, and proud, letting very little stand in the way of her getting what she wants. She favors flirting and enticement as her strategies, but she also doesn’t hold back taunting or teasing Hekate.

Reignleif

The second dragon contracted by Daniel, she is roughly middle seniority of all of the greater dragons, as she is the middle of the three dragons Daniel becomes close with. She is the blue dragon formerly known as Lyavvagstreom, and in the distant past, she had a half-sister that is one of the ancestors to the Stalvaltan family on their paternal side. Reignleif is quiet and shy, and she has modest feminine curves often hidden under a fairly pretty white dress and a blue mantle. Her hair is a soft sky blue, with metallic iridescent blue-green horns that protrude from the sides of her head. Her tail is metallic blue with a purple underside. She can breathe fire as any dragon can, but favors ice magic. She’s a bit of a bookworm, favoring peace and quiet over anything stressful.

Geirahoel

The youngest of the Greater dragons and a brilliant shade of orange when she’s in her dragon form. Her original name is Bystuirikohn, and at first, she is outwardly hostile towards Daniel. But, due to a combined effort of Daniel showing her kindness, playful teasing, and protectiveness, she slowly develops some affection for Daniel, eventually leading fiercely loyal love for him. In her human form, she has deep red hair, emerald green eyes, and vibrant orange horns and an orange tail. Unlike Ryuogriar’s horns, Geirahoel’s are smaller and more straight, angled back and up, rather than curling around. Geirahoel loves flowers and gardening, and her personal quarters typically feel more like a jungle than a place to sleep.

Hekate

Formerly a slave to Morthybargaron, Hekate is a young humanoid girl with fox-like black ears, a puffy black tail that roughly matches the full size of her torso in volume, and bright golden amber eyes. She meets Daniel when they both enter the Citadel for their own reasons, and they work together to conquer it, with Daniel giving her the name Hekate, since she had none prior. It is later revealed that she is, in fact, a feldrok, but she has never spent any time in her feldrok form, and she doesn’t have any desire to transform back into it. She is 15 when she meets Daniel, but due to her harsh upbringing, she appears smaller and younger upon their meeting. She fills out quickly once her diet improves, and though short, she starts to look closer to her real age. Hekate is made into the Empress of the Fievegal, a sovereign nation started out of the Citadel with Hekate as the primary Empress Regent, Daniel as her Emperor (in spite of not having a romantic relationship), and Daniel’s consorts defined as “Empresses” as well simply because none of the ruling body of the Fievegal really cares. Hekate is passionate and a little possessive of Daniel, but even her envy is drowned out by her strong tendency towards kindness and protectiveness of everyone she values as friends and family.

One of her only belongings when she was a slave is a small doll made out of straw, which she retrieved from the Dragon’s Hoard alongside Geirahoel.

Gold/Jeavana

Gold is the greater dragon and second eldest of the female dragons after Ryuogriar. She doesn’t like or trust Daniel at first, and is bitter about her defeat at his hands. She is proud, and after some time, she becomes a helper to the inner circle, though she has no interest in being one of Daniel’s consorts. In her human form, she has bright golden blonde hair with a polished glow, vibrant purple eyes, and a figure comparable to Ryuogriar’s. Her horns are four separate and somewhat short horns that protrude at an angle backwards on her head, but due to her voluminous and somewhat-unkempt hair, they don’t stand out nearly as much as the dragon Empresses. She isn’t a complete muscle-head, but she does like the challenge of a fight.

It is later revealed through her own internal thoughts that her ‘friendly name’ is Johellalaetus. She is tasked/challenged by Daniel with producing pearls through minimally-invasive pearl culturing, focused on getting a stable population of mollusks that produce a pearl nacre in a very similar process to oysters of Earth, primarily focused on the continued health of the mollusks. She refuses to address Daniel by his name, instead continuing to call him ‘Harbinger’ as a sort of refusal to acknowledge anyone other than the Harbinger of Calamity could have been the one to defeat her so embarrassingly when he conquered the dragons. She and Daniel have a highly friendly relationship, but she has requested not to be made into one of his consorts, to which he agreed. Instead, Gold has an outstanding promise from Daniel to duel her once more with proper preparations such that she can at least stand a chance of fighting him, even if his strength has been surprise attacks.

As of Chapter 225, she has been granted a new name, Jeavana.

Emerald

Emerald is a green dragon with shining features, and is the fourth eldest of the surviving female greater dragons (In order, Ryuogriar, Jeavana, and Reignleif being older than her). She hates Daniel for an extremely long time; she hates that he defeated them, she hates that he’s a human, she hates his smell as a mammal. She also doesn’t believe for one second that a human with no magic can reverse the curse that has prevented a dragon hatchling from surviving any meaningful amount of time since Geirahoel was born.

So, when Samael, Gyualen, Enya, Clover, and Willow all hatch and are healthy and happy, Emerald has a complete emotional shift. She still doesn’t like Daniel, but she has become much more humble in hopes of earning the right to have children of her own, which Ryuogriar, especially, is brutal about reminding her of what Emerald said and how she behaved all this time.

Blue/Magnir

A blue male lesser dragon, Blue, now named Magnir, has joined his mate Rose, who has since been named Roetta, in serving more directly in hopes of getting additional good treatment from the Fievegal, since Daniel and the Empresses have regularly demonstrated a much greater march towards prosperity for all than Morthybargaron ever did.

Magnir is one of the two Jomsvikings so far; male dragons that serve combat roles for the Fievegal. He is loyal and fearless, but because he knows he isn’t especially strong as a dragon, he admires Daniel particularly because Daniel demonstrates how to be powerful even when seemingly powerless, and he shares that power with everyone, including tailor-making weapons that use Magnir’s abilities as a dragon, even a lesser one, to make him just as dangerous as any greater dragon.

Rose/Roetta

A dark pink female lesser dragon. She serves alongside her mate Blue after having laid her first egg after being alleviated of the anti-dragon curse. She is a little smaller than Geirahoel, who is the smallest of the Greater dragons due to her age, while Rose is a little older.

Though Roetta is a lesser dragon, she has joined the Valkyries alongside the Empresses, and she now serves as a guardian knight of the Fievegal, particularly favoring duties to escort the Empresses, but she never shies away if she is needed for other roles.

Roetta is eagerly awaiting the hatching of her own first egg, while she and Magnir have kept their promise to each other to swiftly work on a second.

Chaos and Order

The origins of everything, Order and Chaos are the primordial gods or goddesses. While they appear as a stoic matronly woman and a haughty young girl respectfully, they transcend true personification and human understanding, simply taking simplified forms of creations in order to communicate with their creations. Unlike the Divine Realm gods and goddesses like Ryukana, Order and Chaos are direct manifestations of creation and destruction, as well as the fabric of the universe itself including both the void in which matter exists and the matter itself. They created the universe, the laws of nature and physics, life, the challenges applied to all creations to promote growth, spread, and evolution, and death and the cycle of energy which souls are also bound to. As two parts of a greater whole, Order and Chaos are all powerful and a central part of the universe.

Princess Jieka Lawson

Daniel’s first daughter born to Skloe. She is energetic and playful and loves to be social and cling to the people she likes the most, which includes Daniel, Ryuogriar, Hekate, Gold, and Shek and Skloe.

Princess Tekten Lawson

Daniel’s second born daughter born moments after Jieka to Shek, Tekten is much more docile and shy than Jieka, but often goes along with her energetic half-sister’s whims. She isn’t as feisty or hyper, even at play, and her strongest attachments are more limited to Daniel, Shek, and Skloe.

Prince Daugli Lawson

Daniel’s first son with Skloe, he looks up to his big sisters, who are far more talkative and outgoing, especially in Jieka’s case.

Prince Pomiel Lawson

Daniel’s second son, born the same day as Daugli, from Shek. He is generally overshadowed by Jieka and Tekten, but he does have a great deal of affection for Daniel.

Princesses Skaya and Urba

Daniel’s third children with Skloe and Shek respectively. (So far, they are extremely minor appearances, so there’s not a lot of detail on them as yet).

Prince Samael Lawson

The first male dragon to hatch from an egg in hundreds of years, and he has blessed Ryuogriar with his safe and healthy hatching. Samael has deep red scales that Ryuogriar immediately thought would remind Daniel of Morthybargaron the former Dragon Lord and Mulmonbargonaed, the one who started it all when he attacked Fort Peony. But, Daniel has no ill will towards a red hatchling when his color tone doesn’t match.

Samael was born from the ‘clinical’ assistance Daniel provided when he first met the dragons peacefully, meaning Samael’s father was a long-deceased dragon whose ‘essence’ was kept in the Citadel’s magic timeless storage for safe keeping, since he would have presumably been a feldrok ally or student, similar to Neith.

Princess Gyualen Lawson

Reignleif’s first hatchling, she has a blend of her mother’s pretty ocean blue and violet coloring in her scales, and she is a full-blooded dragon like Samael, born of a greater dragon in storage. This means, though they’ll grow up in close proximity due to the dates of their hatching, they are not related to the other first-day hatchlings, nor are they related to any of Daniel’s children, save from their own mothers. Gyualen is curious but peaceful, favoring sleep against her mother’s chest or belly.

Princess Enya Lawson

Geirahoel’s first hatchling, and a full-blooded dragon for the same reasons as the others. Enya explodes out of her shell on the hatching day, having discovered her own ignityal. She miraculously doesn’t harm herself, but her ignityal, the fire-breathing substance of dragons, is actually about one single droplet, which, once atomized and ignited, is only enough to make a scary, but rather impotent fireball about the size of a softball. Regardless, everyone is mindful about leaving her next to dry or untreated fabrics unsupervised.

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Clover and Willow

Twins hatched from Jeavana’s egg a bit earlier than they should have. Both girls are full-blooded dragons from the essence of ancient dragons in the Citadel, Clover is a model child who peacefully likes to cuddle against anyone and anything that’s warmer than she is.

And, then there’s Willow. She is more feisty and threatening in spite of her small size, but she mostly directs her strange ‘ire’ at Daniel. It’s suspected that she thinks she’s protecting Clover and her Mother, but otherwise, she’s mostly harmless other than how sharp her teeth are. Though they are ‘twins’, they are closer to fraternal twins, as they are essentially ‘negatives’ of each other in terms of color pattern; though they share the same base green and gold coloring, Clover’s belly is green and the rest of her scales primary gold, while Willow’s belly is gold, and the rest of her scales primary green.

Clover (Green belly)Willow (Gold Belly)Xyreko

Once a dattakorien woman who lived an arguably full life, she agreed to undergo a special magic to become a golem bound to the Citadel through soul magic by the feldroks so that she could continue to serve and take care of the feldroks long beyond her natural life. She is now the caretaker of the Citadel, which grants her near supreme control of the Citadel’s functions, answering only to the Master of the Citadel (Daniel, now) and any administrators (the Empresses of the Fievegal). Her golem form can be changed at her will by unsummoning herself and then resummoning herself in a new form within the Citadel’s areas of effect, but she generally appears humanoid with a ‘helmet’ like head that is shaped to be reminiscent of a feldrok’s fox-eared head. She has an archive of many spells and often uses them in Daniel’s stead.

Balamae

One of Xyreko’s children who became soul bound to the Citadel as well to continue serving alongside her mother. Balamae is a “Mana Guide”, which is a role for the Citadel focused on collecting mana from various sources and ensuring the stability of the Citadel’s magic functions.

Ucahote

A soul-bound golem of the Citadel that loosely serves as a central leader figure for any summoned combat golems to partition out the functions and dedicate a leader to combat functions with enough authority to function in the absence of guidance from the Master, Administrators, or Xyreko. He is often referred to as ‘General’ formally for the sake of outsiders.

Cheshyret

A former Uhl’tall man who has been a golem longer than Xyreko, but he has remained ‘hidden’ within the Citadel’s core, because he doesn’t believe they should be serving anyone other than the feldroks. He does come to help for a specific task that spirals quickly out of control.

Feno’xion

A former Chi’rinnis golem, he was one of the first to master flying the shuttles that Daniel helped design and build, and at times, Feno’xion might be piloting multiple shuttles, though he does serve as an instructor to dattakorien and Uhl’tall pilots in training.

Gunther kos Montarre

The son of a Earl in Mornistae who was an apprentice Court Mage, which required him to take apprenticeship lessons from Wenlianna alongside others while she was Court Magic Artisan. However, after the magic artisanry duel against Daniel, he has completed his apprenticeship courses. Gunther later appears briefly during Zuzia’s summoning, and he assists with the mana fire.

Brosjak

An archoneldwyn assassin and spymaster, Brosjak appears out of the blue when he finds the right time to assassinate ‘The Harbinger of Calamity’, who he has learned is actually just the powerless human Daniel. He tries to trick Daniel into a disadvantaged battle, but does not survive the encounter. Brosjak was cruel and arrogant, which caused him to completely underestimate Daniel because he saw only a powerless human.

Doephluev

An archoneldwyn assassin who attacked Daniel and the others during the 100,000 man attempted siege on the Citadel, ambushing them during their low-effort retaliation against the imperial forces. Because of the innate magical power, brutal strategies, and specialized weapons she used, Doephluev nearly killed Daniel. After being revived upon her capture, Daniel learns that the three archoneldwyn are supposedly the last surviving members of their race, and they use ancient secret archoneldwyn techniques of rune tattoos that grant them passive magical effects, including automatic revival if they’re killed, magic suppression to hide them from being detected by other mages, chantless magic of spells that normally require spells, and many other abilities. Doephluev has caramel-colored skin, strawberry brunette hair, leaf-shaped elf-like ears, and intense mahogany colored eyes. She also has light freckles on her cheeks that serve to soften her expression a little. Her appearance early on is relatively unkempt, as archoneldwyn are often described as ‘scruffy elves’.

Empress Sundenelle kos Lindenmorg

The teenage empress of the Grand Zenkon Empire, she was forced to either sit idly while her brothers and cousins battled for the throne upon her father’s passing, or use her status as trueborn heir as the daughter of one of the Emperor’s formal consorts. She is fairly charismatic, clever, and calculating, often looking at the largest picture she can of a scenario and taking precautions. The unprecedented rise of the Fievegal has shifted the balance of the world greatly, however, often challenging her in ways she’s not used to.

While she can be domineering in conversations, as she must assert herself being a young woman who is underestimated regularly, she is ultimately a fairly noble and kind person, always thinking of what’s best for the Empire, rather than what she, herself, can gain as Empress, which was the folly of her family members vying for the throne.

She has a deep golden blonde hair and silvery blue eyes that lean more silver than blue. She is taller than Wenlianna, but still much shorter than Daniel or Rikuto. While she has her half-brothers prisoner following her successful claiming of the throne, she doesn’t hate her family members, and she keeps her beloved mother at her side as her most trusted lady-in-waiting.

It is later revealed that Sundenelle’s blonde hair and silvery-blue eyes are a disguise generated by a necklace she always wears, as her real appearance is that of an albino with nearly cloud-white skin, deep ruby red eyes, and hair that looks like strands of glass or spider silk, thus appearing white at a distance.

Byleathea

Mother to Empress Sundenelle, Lady Byleathea was little more than a high ranking maid when the Emperor fell in love with her, and though he had an empress through a political marriage, he made Byleathea his legal consort, and soon after, it was revealed she was pregnant. Though the Emperor had many affairs producing children, and two sons and two daughters with the Empress, most of his children perished through a series of tragedies leading up to the contest for the throne. Byleathea, having the eldest legal daughter of the emperor, managed to survive by acting as a mother to Sundenelle’s half-siblings, as the Empress was often too busy to undertake such matters. She used that trust to aid Sundenelle’s rise to the throne and serves as her lady-in-waiting and closest advisor.

Byleathea has a soft shade of brown for her hair and light brown eyes, and her slender physique and elegant dresses hide a rather athletic build, since she likes to exercise regularly through dance and bow hunting during her free time.

Byleathea also has a secret, known as her role as “The Daughter of Fate”, which grants her powerful healing abilities at the cost of someone else’s life. It is unclear what the full extent of this power is, but it can be ‘cheated’ a little if the sacrifice is made into a golem at the same time.

Ecklevon

Sir Ecklevon is one of Sundenelle’s most trusted knights and the Captain of her guard ever since the Imperial Succession. He is a gatonine, and of a rather lithe build, but he is a strong and skillful knight. He is one of the few people who sees Sundenelle at her best and worst, and he faithfully protects her wherever she might go.

Choul/Neith

The Grey Dragon who attacks Daniel and his companions in the Dragon Hoard, Choul, originally known as Larvenmaouchoul, is a dragon who was orphaned at a fairly young age and raised to adulthood by the feldroks of the Citadel. He learned a lot from them alongside Morthybargaron, but after the red dragon betrayed and murdered the feldroks, he defeated Choul, who narrowly escaped. For hundreds of years, Choul scoured the entire world that he could reach for every kind of magic and training he could find in hopes of becoming strong enough, even with a suicidal attack, to be able to get revenge on Morthybargaron and kill him. After being defeated by Daniel, however, he pledges himself to the one who achieved his revenge, and Daniel befriends him more like a brother than a master and servant. In his human form, Choul stands a little taller than Daniel, and his hair is a dark grey, with silver horns and a grey tail. His eyes are silver as well. He has a wider range of magic spells in his arsenal than the rest of the dragons, including various spells from the field of necromancy, one of which is his last ditch effort to kill an enemy because of the incredible risk of casting it.

Neith comes to live for protecting the Fievegal and its Royal Family, including the children not of dragon descent. Serving as a knight lets him recover his pride and honor, since he wasn’t able to protect his own sibling and the other dragons from the cruelties of Morthybargaron.

Neith has been formally engaged to Roestren, carrying out a simple plan to make her “ineligible” to continuing to serve out the rest of her military contract, and soon enough, will move her to the Fievegal to be a family.

Additionally, Neith has travelled a great deal of the world, avoiding the Strylak’s gaze between a “minimalist approach” (he didn’t threaten the stability of the seas by travelling alone) and avoiding detection in the first place. On a different continent, he became a fiendish dragon synonymous with a demonic being due to the power disparity between him and the dragons of that continent, as well as their Imperial forces, and as such, successfully kidnapped a princess and held her ‘hostage’ for over a year, leading to a coup for the Imperial seat that rapidly stabilized the Empire under this new Empress.

Roestren

Roestren is a boruan woman who was present during the failed siege of the Citadel by the Empire. Choul took advantage of her non-combatant status to steal magic crystals, and he pledges to apologize to her.

While boruans are typically very large, with the males being larger on average than a human male in both muscle and body mass, the females are often at least a foot taller than even Daniel’s height and possess heavily curvy bodies. In this regard, Roestren would be considered a runt by boruan standards, as she isn’t nearly as tall as her own father, let alone her mother, and she has a fairly modest build. Boruans have bovine features, so Roestren has hooves instead of humanoid feet, patches of black and white fur on her legs and shoulders, and rather subdued horns. She also has a bovine tail with a tuft at the end. She is a magic artisan employed by the Imperial Army and repairs the magic devices on the battlefield.

Bellphine

The second Dawnseer presented in the story, she is roughly seventeen years old when she foretells the cataclysmic weapons unleashed by Daniel more specifically than before. However, she was in the midst of a Dawnsight on the detonation of the first atom bomb, which caused massive damage to her mind, terrifying her at the time and later leaving lasting damage that causes her to stutter uncontrollably when she speaks and occasionally tremble without any reason. She does have cute features, with light violet hair that glows faintly with her mana capacity, and she has blue eyes. She is kind and gentle, and chose to be a Dawnseer to protect her homeland, but is retired early after the atom bombs due to the damage she took, and Rikuto outlawing the practice in Mornistae as a result.

Since coming to the Fievegal, she now serves as Daniel’s personal Lady-in-Waiting, though he rarely asks her to carry out the typical duties of such a position. That said, he does occasionally probe her for Dawnsights at her discretion, getting a feel for the direction of the future, but without relying on them as prophecies or fact.

Zolorad

A high ranking cambion (hybrid demon) that takes over control of the Demon Covenant after Vaergraes is ousted, and he declares the reorganization of the Covenant into a Hegemony. He is a good deal taller than Daniel, standing roughly seven feet (~2.3 meters) tall with a roughly-body-builder frame. As a cambrian, he has powerful, angled legs ending in hooves, a somewhat reptilian tail, muscular forearms ending in claws, and long, slightly curved horns rising from his head. His eyes burn dark red amidst a deep green sclera, and his sharp teeth are black like obsidian. He is a capable magic user, though not as strong in a straight fight with magic alone as Vaergraes.

Zuzanna

A young Polish woman who is summoned to Zenkon. She is a moderately-skilled hiker and backpacker, having spent much of her youth travelling Europe with her grandfather. He taught her how to survive in the wilderness, from starting fires and erecting shelter, to finding food and purifying water. She is fit and has good stamina, and upon being chosen as a Divine Summon, she requests from the new goddess overseeing Zenkon that she be allowed to bring her full camping gear with her, but because of the amount of power she is transferred with, she has temporary amnesia of her short-term memories, unable to remember anything about the summoning. As such, she ‘awakens’ in an alien location surrounded by people speaking a language she doesn’t understand and in full ‘cosplay’. Believing them to be a cult of kidnappers, Zuzanna stops at nothing to flee, and she harms Grand Prince Yaulander in the process.

Zuzanna usually goes by Zuzia, and she holds mostly Christian values, though she is not Zealously devout about her beliefs, mainly holding a strong faith in God being the creator of all things and many of the principles and morals of Christianity, but not relying God’s omniscience and omnipresence to solve her problems. She views Amalaskae as an angel, rather than a goddess due to this faith, which Amalaskae plays along with because it’s not completely inaccurate.

Zuzia has honey-brown hair that has a hint of lightness to it, and her eyes are an amber ‘beer brown’ color. She’s tall by Zenkon standards, due to being only a tiny bit shorter than Daniel.

After being captured and magically enslaved by Yaulander, a desperate gamble is launched by the Fievegal to have Neith extract her and try to incapacitate her so that the Fievegal can attempt to remove this slave collar from her, exchanging a binding slavery to Yaulander for a magic contract with Daniel, who pledges not to use it against her.

She is friends with the mercenaries Wulfsten, Halkadon, and Resken, as well as Serrentuk and Neith, who all took great pains to protect her in various stages of her captivity with Yaulander.

Amalaskae

A world-manager rank goddess of the Divine Realm, she has ‘sunset hair’, which combines a dual tone of pink and orange in two distinctly separate shades, and sparkling golden eyes. She is clumsy for a goddess, and because she was desperate to do something of value, she didn’t consider all of the details when she summoned Zuzia, and she didn’t hold back when she gave Zuzia her powers, which led to issues on Zuzia’s arrival.

That said, Amalaskae is greatly caring and passionate, and combined with her overflowing power, she is capable of splitting the ground and causing catastrophes with just the slightest touch at times.

That said, she is regularly willing to bend the rules for Zuzia, and because the Polish woman is Amalaskae’s first summon, she watches carefully over Zuzia’s adventures.

Kaeralegier

A former world manager goddess who violated one of the “rules of thumb” for world managers; she gave a summoned hero far too much power, and this heroine in turn became a threat to the world herself. In order to create a way to defeat her, as well as to hide from her blunder, Kaeralegier turned herself into the legendary sword Nemaisol, granting her intentionally-chosen wielder with no power the ability to kill the corrupted heroine. Afterwards, her wielder surrendered Nemaisol peacefully, and it eventually ended up in the Citadel under the protection of the feldroks, where Nemaisol finally came into Daniel’s possession. Daniel and Kaeralegier have since become friends, and he intends to free her using the Mornistae artifact when he can.

Nesparu pel Contarro

A noble of the Grand Zenkon Empire, son of Count Contarro and current warden of the generational family slave, Serrentuk. Nesparu has a station as a military officer, generally serving under Grand Prince Yaulander, and using Serrentuk for a great many deeds, both sinister and otherwise. Nesparu remains loyal to Grand Prince Yaulander, even when doubts about Sundenelle start to rise.

Grand Prince Yaulander kos Strylaph

The Grand Principality of Strylaph is the second oldest name in the Grand Zenkon Empire, surpassed only by the Lindenmorg Imperial family. As such, the two families have been long time allies through generations of the Empire’s standing, though it can often be a tense, quiet struggle of authority given the size and strength of both families.

Grand Prince Yaulander is the sitting Grand Prince, and though he is not directly related to Empress Sundenelle, his family has retained their status and authority due to the threat of civil war they pose if the current balance of power is shifted too much.

Yaulander vehemently opposes any alliance or friendly relations with the Fievegal, though his own motivations seem to extend far beyond his mere disappointment at being skipped over as a suitor for the Empress’s hand in marriage.

Yaulander is also the one who convinced Rikuto to allow the use of the Mornistae summoning ritual (and device) to bring Zuzia to the world of Zenkon, and during her panicked escape, Yaulander was sprayed in the face with bear repelling spray, and in the process of trying to relieve the pain, grievously wounded his own face around his eye. He wears an eye patch at present to hide his injuries, and has developed a seething hatred for Zuzia, managing to capture her and enslave her to his will.

Princess Arachne Lawson

Technically the “eldest” ‘Princess’ of the Fievegal, Arachne is a Death Knight that was summoned by Vaergraes with Hekate providing extra magical power, and which take the shape of a large, 4-legged drider with a black exoskeleton and powerful hands on their upright torso with a large exoskeletal crest on their heads. In Arachne’s case, upon her summoning, Daniel gave her the name Arachne, which seems to have been the “final ingredient” in the over-powered magic soup that brought her into existence, upon which she gained sapience and does not seem to dissipate after a period of time the way other magic summons do. As such, because Vaergraes is her ‘mother’, and Daniel is her ‘father’, she has been since treated like a Princess of the Fievegal, even if she is the largest being present and typically speaks in a very stoic, emotionless way. That said, Arachne does have a fearless love for Daniel, Vaergraes, and Hekate, and while she trusts them to a high degree, she has started to gain more freedom of thought as she observes the lives around her.

Additionally, after being exposed to ‘strange mana’ via the ‘sorceranium’ in the water around Kernuules, Arachne has started to gain her own usable magical prowess, as well as changes to her body that are not yet clear what they will become.

Princess Silence Lawson

Silence is a new kind of summoned creature effectively designed by Arachne to be a superior version, though it requires an immense amount of magical power to do so. With Silence specifically, and as was her own ‘birth’, Arachne used the immense amount of magical power coming from the mana fire to create Silence and then gave her a name, ‘sealing in’, so to speak, a soul and giving it identity. This makes Silence the second sapient summoned creature, and though the extent is unknown for now, Silence’s species comes to be known as ‘Charonim’, loosely implying a connection to the “Angels of Death” that Wenlianna thought they were when Silence and the other non-sapient copies came to evacuate as many people as possible from the airship going down.

Veiranoei

The gatonine granddaughter of Grand Premier Kalegrynten of Mattarglos, Veiranoei is an ‘Empress in name Only’ in technical terms. After Daniel’s duel with kalegrynten, she was ‘won’ by Daniel after a joke got out of hand, but all parties agreed for one very simple reason.

Veiranoei was harmed by her former fiance in various ways, and as such, is scarred because of it. She became a knight to protect her beloved Grandfather, but he wishes for her to live a happier, easier life. As such, taking advantage of Hekate’s joke, Kalegrynten works it out that Daniel takes Veiranoei as one of his mistresses, ideally an ‘Empress, even if only in name’, such that she looks and gets to act the part; spoiled rotten, dressed in all of the wealthiest finery, and able to speak freely and powerfully on any stage she’s on. Because it wasn’t the same as how he picked up his other mistresses, Daniel was hesitant, but agrees to not touch Veiranoei in any unwanted way, and they exist as friends that have started to get along quite well in spite of the lack of intimate relationship between them.

Veiranoei is brave, and while she’s generally not afraid to speak her mind, she’s more reserved than Treia tends to be.

Kalegrynten

The Grand Premier of Mattarglos, he serves a role similar to a president more than a king or Emperor. He can be challenged for the position, though there are many laws in place to prevent Mattarglos from changing hands chaotically and too frequently. Since Mattarglos is rather heavily a meritocracy, a challenger would generally need a lot of backing from the other houses to get approval, which is rare.

Regardless, Kalegrynten’s battle-prowess shows in every scar, including one of his ears being clipped off in battle long ago, and one of his canine teeth missing. He is built like an MMA heavyweight fighter, in spite of being only slightly taller than average height for a gatonine (which makes him a bit shorter than Daniel). Each of his punches can crack human bone, and he has the agility and speed to make him a close-range nightmare for anyone that allows him into arm’s reach.

Kalegrynten has an icy relationship with his son and daughter-in-law (Veiranoei’s parents), and as such, took Veiranoei under his protection until Daniel came along, seeing an opportunity to make a connection with the up-and-coming Fievegal and give Veiranoei a far better life than she could ever hope for in normal high society. Kalegrynten wouldn’t have been angry if Veiranoei fell in love with someone of common status, so long as he treats her well, but Daniel’s agreeableness to accept her as an Empress while not putting pressure on her in any capacity beyond that was like a true god or goddess of opportunity that he dared not let pass by.

And, in turn, the Fievegal helped remove several major monster threats that had been plaguing Mattarglos for a long time, worsening as the ‘Three Terrors of Mattarglos’ often prevented the purging of smaller hordes of monsters due to the territorial overlap.

Serrentuk

One of the oldest living beings in the world, Serrentuk’s age is estimated to be over 8,000 Years (Over 9,800 Earth years). He is an elven sorcerer who was weakened in a desperate personal battle to incapacitate and capture Sayrdarralouche, an ancient and malicious dragon that regularly performed heinous experiments on living beings and destroyed much of Serrentuk’s living family. After claiming his revenge, Serrentuk was weak, and the Contarro family were the ones to have found him, enslaving him and using him as their most powerful shadow-agent for generations.

Serrentuk possesses an innate ability (often assumed to be god-given at birth) called ‘Gate’, which acts much like a void bag, though Serrentuk’s Gate ability has no volume limit on what or how much he can store. Additionally, he was able to “hide” his consciousness within, dissociating his mind from his body’s actions as the Contarro family’s slave to prevent it from breaking.

This ability was key to capturing Zuzia, and during her time in Serrentuk’s Gate, she befriended him and planned to free him and herself from the enemy clutches.

Senn

A world-renowned elven sage, Senn is a powerful magic user that could go toe-to-toe with almost anyone currently living and win. Her true appearance is unknown, since she takes on various appearances based on what she’s doing or who she’s meeting, and even appeared as a man when first introduced to Rikuto. Many people in the east know her as a man, simply because the legends of her activities usually drift back into masculine feats, and she does nothing to correct them because she prefers to be secretive.

She generally stays out of wars and conquests, feeling that she has already served well beyond any person’s right to demand of her. But, she had also lost all hope when the last of her family, Serrentuk, had disappeared, and the Dawnsight of the world going black suggesting that the world was soon going to end. She later learns that this was actually Daniel’s doing when he defeated the Devourer, and having her hope restored a little, she decides to watch over him to see exactly what he’s going to do about the future.

Senn is believed to be around 4,000 years old, but accounts vary, and she would likely say that she lost count long ago.

Sayrdarralouche

Sayrdarralouche was a dragon older than Senn, but not quite as old as Shiaulvolgarro himself was purported to be. That said, Sayrdarralouche was a sinister, malicious dragon who enjoyed experimenting on sapient beings, and because of his age, he was even more powerful than Serrentuk, an elven sorcerer that had dedicated his life to hunting down the white dragon with grey splotches.

During the mana fire, Sayrdarralouche’s corpse is reanimated through some strange power, and he becomes increasingly aggressive.

Shiaulvolgarro

The original creator of the former Dragon’s Keep, Shiaulvolgarro is believed to have been over 10,000 years old the last time any of the current dragons saw him, though he vanished from the Hoard one day, leaving Morthybargaron to rule.

Luceniel “Lucy”

Named by Doephluev to test certain waters, Lucy is an elemental bound to a special scarf that Daniel found. She appears as a fairly common form of ‘pixie’ or ‘faerie’, standing about the height of a doll, but with much ‘chubbier’ features as a sort of ‘chibi’ look. Her form changes quite a bit depending on which element she’s exposed to, and the elements aren’t explicitly tied only to the four alchemical elements of ground, fire, water, and air, nor the two existential elements of light and dark. For example, she takes on a snow-white appearance when exposed to winter cold, a water nymph-like appearance for rain, but a different, more sea-creature like appearance if Daniel and the scarf are submerged in water. And, in spite of Daniel being immune to magic effects normally, Lucy’s powers can still affect him, often giving him some sort of advantage in the element he is presently exposed to.

As of the mana fire, Lucy has taken on a vibrant dual-tone, and she stands a little taller and more slender-looking, as if she has matured.

Klur

Field Marshall Klur is technically the highest ranking goblin in the Fivegal after the two Queens and their children, and he’s one of the highest-ranking members of the Fievegal’s early military. That said, he is the founding commander of Grendel Six, the Fievegal’s special operations strike team primarily made up of goblins. They train extensively to make use of Daniel’s weapons and strategies that he can describe a little of, which makes them a brutally effective unit in the world of Zenkon, especially because they are perfectly content with showing no mercy if the need arises. After suffering the loss of his left arm, Klur receives a golem arm linked to his shoulder that grants him magical attacks, and he couldn’t be happier that he agreed to join the Fievegal when the offer arose.

Mosko

The oldest goblin in Grendel Six, he has a great deal of experience in battle as sword-fodder, and so, when offered a role in Grendel Six, the most prestigious unit in the Fievegal at present, he didn’t hesitate.

Hap

Currently the youngest goblin in Grendel Six, Hap has a lot to learn, and though he wants to stand shoulder to shoulder with his seniors, he often has to serve as the survivor.

Locke

Named by Daniel as one of the goblins captured in the Citadel, and at Locke’s own request, Locke has become an excellent sniper, though using a regular rifle is unwieldy, so reserved for emergencies, most of the time.

Olk

A goblin sapper and a fearless fighter, Olk enjoys what he does because Grendel Six gives him enemies worth killing:and their loot afterwards–.

Floria

Floria is a goblin corpsman specializing in combat medicine. Though most of her knowledge comes from first aid that Daniel can describe, which is limited to a degree, Floria works tirelessly with keeping her brothers of Grendel Six alive to keep fighting.

After nearly being turned by Kernuules, Floria’s body has undergone a change. She no longer produces her own mana naturally, so she must be constantly supplemented with mana. That said, she is now able to use actual magic, particularly healing magic, and as long as she maintains her mana levels through special articles of clothing, she’ll become a well-rounded healer using more modern Earth techniques combined with magic of Zenkon.

Shiuluka

A strange girl that was able to launch an attack on the Citadel in hopes of stirring up their defenses. Little is known about her or her ‘father’.

Ochibenara

A drider (half-humanoid/half-spider) woman that had been serving the friar of the Water until she was captured by the Fievegal attempting to use ‘Falkorgakohn’s Tongue’, which turned out to be a feldrok child later named Fal. Ochibenara has since fallen in love with the beauty that she can ‘see’, even being blind, coming from the mana fire, and she instantly starts worshipping the mana fire.

Fal

Prince Fal is a feldrok child that had nearly completely petrified as some sort of defense mechanism against becoming ‘a Devourer’. Fal’s actual age is unknown, but he has retained an infantile size and shape for potentially hundreds of years. His power is extremely dangerous, because he has undoubtedly absorbed a great deal of mana, but with no understanding of how to use it. As such, when he becomes extremely agitated, which can often happen for no reason, he starts emitting ‘strange mana’, which is a powerful and dangerous wavelength of mana akin to being bombarded with microwaves, but without the heating. Daniel is one of the only ones who can withstand Fal’s ‘tantrums’ directly, as weaker species are generally at risk of being mutated by his power into actual monsters.

It’s speculated that Sayrdarralouche’s revival coincides with being bombarded by Fal’s energy shortly after he was slain by Zuzia.

Tulztame

The eldest of the five Kobolds who tried to capture and then befriended Daniel and Magnir, Tulztame is 33 years old when she meets Daniel. Tulztame is a schemer and has big ambitions, which are sometimes a little too big for her and her comrades. She got herself and the other four banished for trying to steal food in their village, and they were surviving in the wilderness until they met Daniel.

Glizumi

The second eldest kobold at 29, Glizumi is a gentle and kind kobold, and essentially the ‘big sister’ of the group, often standing as a voice of reason when Tulztame is being too short-sighted. Glizumi’s outer scales are light blue.

Moelka

Moelka is the quietest of the group, and she’s 25 when they first meet Daniel. She is soft grey with green patches, and unlike the other four kobolds, she genuinely likes Daniel. But, she sticks with the plan to start their own village.

Levvikami

Levvikami is 21, and she’s a little hot-headed, but generally a well-natured person. She has a mauve coloring to her scales.

Sodenizia

Sodenizia is the youngest of the kobolds at 20 years old when she meets Daniel, and she is genuinely thankful to him for pulling them out of the wilderness. While she does admire Daniel, it’s not quite as personally affectionate as Moelka feels, but rather, a desire to become integral to the Fievegal and make their village indespensable, once it’s up and running.

Goelselmo Honeydip

Baron Goelselmo Honeydip is Gwenesphia’s father and lord over the Honeydip territory in Mattarglos. He initially doesn’t like the idea of Gwenesphia joining Daniel’s harem, but he is quick enough to warm up to the idea after meeting Daniel, and the human himself facing off against monsters to help the whole of Mattarglos and the Honeydip family specifically. Goelselmo is a skilled fighter by gatonine standards, and he has a great deal of experience in battle.

Erue Honeydip

Mother of Gwenesphia and all six of her siblings, Baroness Honeydip is a loving wife and mother, and though she often accompanies Goelselmo to formal functions, she is generally a soft-spoken and gentle soul, so she doesn’t like to get involved too heavily into social circles and events where daggered words are a must.

Kuboen Honeydip

Gwenesphia’s second eldest brother, Kuboen is a knight and second heir to the Honeydip Barony, so he often accompanies Goelselmo afield while the eldest brother and heir remains in the Barony as its scion. Kuboen initially hates Daniel, and then is intimidated by him after a misunderstood threat is made. But, as Kuboen takes part in some of the Fievegal’s operations and sees how Daniel acts in regards to his soldiers and especially his sister, he starts to ease off the dislike. Kuboen is 33 when he first meets Daniel.

Lyrtef Honeydip

The third eldest Honeydip child and Gwenesphia’s elder brother. Lyrtef has more trade-minded tendencies, but like most of his siblings, has taken at least some interest in martial ability to defend himself as need be, as well as to hunt during times of scarcer food, thanks to the Mataroucks restricting access to the lake. He is generally neutral about Gwenesphia’s choice to join the Fievegal’s upper family, though he is still plenty protective of his youngest sister. Lyrtef is 31 when he first meets Daniel.

Peiburi Honeydip

The sixth eldest Honeydip child and Gwenesphia’s immediate-elder sister, Peiburi is a skillful knight in her own right, and often watches over Erue, even at formal functions where her role is to appear as just another noblewoman. Peiburi is faster to warm up to Gwenesphia’s ties to the Fievegal, but she still watches carefully. Peiburi is 27 when she first meets Daniel.

Relationships Cheat Sheet

Empress of the Fievegal (Daniel’s Harem):

(After Geirahoel, the number doesn’t necessarily correlate to a rank)

HekateRyuogriarReignleifGeirahoelVaergraesKera’taiAoloanTreiaGwenesphiaDoephluevVeiranoei*WenliannaSundenelle kos Lindenmorg**‘Yuna’ (Senn)***Baeka****

*Veiranoei is an “Empress in Name Only” for now, but she is treated as if she’s one of Daniel’s mistresses (respectfully).

**Sundenelle is betrothed to Daniel now to unite the Empire and the Fievegal, so she is treated as an Empress of the Fievegal even if she doesn’t yet sleep with Daniel at all. She’ll also likely be the only one to explicitly keep her own family name in honor of her father and her role as Empress of the GZE, to which Daniel will be Suzerain, rather than direct Emperor.

***’Yuna’ is the name Senn uses as an ‘Empress’ of the Fievegal.

****Baeka has expressed her desire to be intimate with Daniel and stay by his side. She is working on getting permission from the other ladies and believes in showing her own worth to grease the wheels.

Queens of the Fievegal ShekSkloeAny Selkethian “Tribute” Princesses*

*None of the Princesses of the Selkethia have been sent yet.

Nobles of the Fievegal

Neith (Grand Prince)

Jeavana* (Grand Duchess)

Aramellianna kos Phenglegorn** (Grand Duchess Senior)

Yanidere kos Stalvaltan (Grand Duchess)

Serrentuk “Calliodel Venjurun Serrentuk” (Duke Senior)

Senn*** (Duchess)

Erimaya**** (Duchess)

Zuzia (Rank unnamed as of CH 268)

Yormolett kos Stalvaltan (Duchess)

Magnir (Marquis)

Roetta (Marchioness)*****

Byleathea kos Lindenmorg (Marchioness)

Bunnrimae kos Stalvaltan (Countess)

Haldestania kos Stalvaltan (Countess)

Emerald******

Tulztame (Countess) 𝕗𝚛𝚎𝚎𝐰𝗲𝗯𝗻𝚘𝚟𝚎𝗹.𝕔𝐨𝕞

Glizumi (Countess)

Moelka (Countess)

Levvikami (Countess)

Sodenizia (Countess)

Kalegrynten*******

*Jeavana will likely enter a sort of unknown role if she becomes intimate with Daniel, since she doesn’t want to be an Empress, but wants to be with Daniel.

**Aramellianna uses her maiden name Phenglegorn as a noble of the Fievegal

***As mentioned above, Senn is ALSO “Empress Yuna”, particularly when it comes to outward facing roles.

****Erimaya is already a Duchess of the Fievegal, but it is obviously no secret what her plans are for the future, being that she’s one of the few that Hekate will actually welcome automatically.

*****Roetta holds her own title separate from being married to Magnir

******Emerald doesn’t yet hold a noble title, but she is treated as important by the Keepers of the Unity of the Great Dragons.

*******Kalegrynten retains his role as Grand Premier of Mattarglos, so while he’s treated as a noble of the Fievegal, he doesn’t actually hold a title within the Fievegal yet.