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Council of Wells

The **Council of Wells** was a council of proclaimed geniuses from all over the multiverse, first organised by Harrison Wells from Earth-2 and Cisco Ramon.

## History

### The Flash

#### The Flash: Season 5

After the events that led to the near fatal crashlanding of a passenger plane, Cisco Ramon sought council with the Council of Wells, seeking advice in how to deal with future events, when they all disconnected from the Council, deeming him not able to be on it. He therefore seeks council with the one who he originally built the Council with, Harrison Wells from Earth-2.

## Members

### Former members

* Harry Wells *Founder/Creator*

* Cisco Ramon *Co-founder, technical support*
Barry Allen

**Barry Allen** is a Metahuman Speedster and the husband to Iris West.

#### The Flash: Season 5

Barry Allen was more then surprised to meet his daughter Nora Allen from the future, and moreso because he had met her before but never recognized the similarities. As they get a bit more comfortable, they return to STAR Labs where they learn that a new Metahuman has appeared in Central City, named Gridlock. When originally facing him, Barry and Ralph are horribly beaten and his suit partially destroyed. Returning to STAR Labs, Barry and Cisco work out a new plan to counter Gridlock and Nora reveals a new suit that she has in store in a specially made Flash Ring from the future. Using the new suit, Barry, Cisco and Ralph battle Gridlock again and are succesful this time. After celebrating their victory, Barry manages to convince Nora to go back to her own time and he offers to get her going as she is not experienced enough.

Barry and Nora prepare to send Nora back to her timeline, but they find out soon that it does not work. Thanks to Wally they learn that Nora's blood and her body is no longer compatible with the Speedforce due to Negative Tachyons. Before they can delve further into it, they are alerted by the Metahuman sensors and the CCPD scanner that the transport containing Gridlock was attacked. Barry, Cisco and Ralph head over there to stop anyone who attacked, finding out that Amunet Black was the one breaking them out. They attempt to stop them but fail. Barry helps Nora move in to the lounge in STAR Labs and get settled there. They then learn that Amunet, Gridlock and Block are boarding a plane to capture a caught Metahuman inside and Cisco breaches Barry, Wally and Nora inside, after which they quickly take control over the plane. After managing to encourage his daughter that she can do it, they vibrate the plane through the colliding buildings, safely crashlanding it.
Jap Un Ehs Islands

Jap un Ehs (Yap-On-Ehs) Islands are found along the western coast of

The Islands of Jap Un Ehs

Guildera. Its remote and foreign nature makes it ripe for adventurers. The three islands that make up Jap Un Ehs are each home to a different peoples: Ky Ushki Island, Shiki Okina Island, and Yakashimura Island.

   **Ky Ushki**

Home of the Kuo Toa, worshipers of Blibdoolpoolp and the mysterious Sea Elves. The primary language of the elves Aquan, while the Kuo Toa are primitive and do not speak any comprehensible language. Their homes are separated by a forest, elves living on the western half and Kuo Toa living on the eastern. The Kuo Toa often attempt to wage war on the sea elves, only to be immediately driven back.

**Shiki Okina Island**

   Home of the Tridants and the catastrophic Mt. Foo Jee, Shiki Okina is the largest of the three. The lush forests and fields of the island make for a perfect vacation destination. The great Mt. Foo Jee is brimming with activity, often rumbling the island around it.
**Yakashimura Island**

   The smallest of the three island, Yakashimura is home to one creature: The Nightwalker, guarding a portal to The Negative Plane. The island is littered with dead trees, creature remains, and brown grass. The island is silent, say for the crashing of waves on the rocky edges of the island.
Cisco Ramon

**Cisco Ramon**, also known as **Vibe**, is a Metahuman and the best friend of Barry Allen and the technical genius of the team within STAR Labs.

## Biography

### The Flash

#### The Flash: Season 5

He reacted rather cynical to the reveal of Nora Allen being the future daughter of Barry Allen and Iris West but got excited by the way Nora's suit was upgraded in the future, believing at first that he did it, but Nora tells him different. They return to STAR Labs where they learn of a new Metahuman in Central City and Cisco helps out Barry and Ralph to find out more. He is not present when Ralph and Harry face the Metahuman the first time and is horrified to learn that his carefully designed suit was destroyed in the fight. After learning of the Flash Ring Nora gives Barry, he totally gets excited thinking of the infinite possibilities. The second time he comes with Barry and Ralph and thanks to his breaches they manage to take down Gridlock and then deliver him to the custody of the CCPD. He later helps prepare Nora and Barry to fling Nora back to her own time.
Shara

South of Myrian’s Spire is the small town of Shara. As a mining town Shara produces a large portion of Censaria iron, silver, gold. The town is built among the rocky foot hills of the Spire and expansive woodlands around it. The town has gone dark since the undead hordes have begun to spill out of Fort Helgen. It is unknown whether the town is still intact or not.
Wally West

**Wally West** was the Metahuman son of Joe West and the stepbrother of Iris West.

## Biography

### The Flash

#### The Flash: Season 5

Wally West was as surprised as the rest when Nora Allen showed up at the baby shower of his sister. He remained on the background however when Barry Allen and the rest tried to take down Gridlock and instead discussed with his father what he should be doing, now that Mallus was defeated by him and the Legends. As Joe attempts to help him, it turns out Wally misses Jesse a great deal.

He and Caitlyn find out that Nora's body and blood is infused with Negative Tachyons and he raises after Barry and Nora to stop them from entering the Speedforce, but is to late. He stays behind with his father and discusses what he wants to do. When they discover the true subject of Amunet Black's heist, Wally, Barry and Nora are breached into the plane and they manage to take out the crew before being forced to vibrate the plane enough not to crashland it. After another discussion with his father, Wally decides to head off and travel again, once again leaving Central City.
Flash Ring

The **Flash Ring** was a device worn by Barry Allen which contained his Flash suit.

## History

### The Flash

#### The Flash: Season 5

After a battle with Gridlock, Barry Allen's current suit got destroyed. Thanks to Nora Allen he obtains a new suit that comes from the future to battle Gridlock again. Cisco Ramon initially is very impressed with the suit he created for Barry, only to learn it was not designed by him.
The Equalizer

Cover art for "The Equalizer." As far as searches are concerned, no one has made fanart for this piece yet.

### Publisher

Coeur Al'Aran

"**The Equalizer"** **(TEq)** is the eleventh literary work written and published by Coeur Al'Aran published on November 15, 2016. The work is a parody of other fictional works where characters develop an "obscure skill" years before the actual events of a story take place and how the skill affects the story at key events , with the example used being Jaune Arc "learning" the art of dust manipulation.

The one-shot focuses on the perspectives of Jaune Arc, Weiss Schnee, and Pyrrha Nikos through the early stages of Jaune's life, the first entry into Beacon Academy, and the Beacon Academy Initiation.

> "*What the shit...*"
> ― ZonkRT after reading the piece on November 15, 2016.[[source]]
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## Background

The basis for Jaune's characterization derives from comedy characters based in explosions, such as the Demoman from *Team Fortress 2*. According to LT. Graves, Inthretis made a theory that [Knight] Jaune could become an explosives expert approximately seven hours before Coeur made the *Explosions!* thread on the Professor Arc Forum. According to Coeur, the piece was written in approximately two hours. The piece was uploaded eleven minutes before Coeur created the thread, with minimal proofreading according to ZonkRT and Coeur.

## Featured characters

*Numbers indicate order of appearance.*

 Yang Xiao Long (6)

## Interactivity Network

Interactivity Network for Characters Within The Equalizer.

Of the six indicated characters, five speak in the microcanon narrative. These include Jaune, Weiss, Pyrrha, Ruby, and Yang. Not including collective dialogue spoken to groups, Jaune and Weiss make up 507 out of 540, or 93.9% of one-on-one dialogue total words spoken. This suggests that Jaune and Weiss's direct interactions are significant aspects of the plot, while other character interactions are not as focused on. This is likely due to the idea that if Jaune were to become a "dust specialist", the juxtaposition of Weiss's expected qualities in a dust specialist and Jaune's actual activities would provide comedic output.

## References

1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20190819230751/https://www.fanfiction.net/topic/189701/157349708/2/Explosions
2. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20190819214834/https://www.fanfiction.net/topic/189701/157349708/1/Explosions
Qrow Branwen

Qrow depicted in Relic of the Future by Jack Wayne

**Qrow Branwen** (**Date Unknown**, 38 BB - ) is a secondary character within the frame tales of both RWBY and the literary works of Couer Al'Aran. He is a huntsman and former member of Team STRQ from Beacon Academy.

## References

1. ↑ http://archive.is/zipVC#selection-1049.158-1049.237
Mission 1: The Second Coming

**Mission 1: The Second Coming** is the first miniseries centered around the early missions of the Justice Society of America. It takes place in 1933 when the Society was just formed and they were send to Germany to investigate and contain a possible threat to the world peace, aside from the Nazi's.
Jack Sheriden

**Jack Sheriden** was a young rookie cop in the Central City Police Department and the new partner of Joe West.

## Biography

### The Flash

#### The Flash: Season 5

He was introduced to Joe West as his new partner at the Central City Police Department by Captain Singh who wanted Joe to take Jack along and teach him things. Getting used to each other, Joe wanted to go to his associates at STAR Labs when they get a new case of a series of mysterious murders and after investigating them, they realize all victims are Metahumans. Not feeling indifferent to anything, they work the scene until they are called in to take Gridlock into custody again which they did. Nor Jack or Joe was on the transport of Gridlock when it was attacked and Gridlock was murdered by a mysterious attacker.
Central City Police Department

The **Central City Police Department,** often abbreviated to **CCPD**, is the main police force in Central City, for which Joe West and Barry Allen work.

## History

### The Flash

#### The Flash: Season 5

With their members Joe West and Barry Allen dealing with personal issues with the appearance of Nora Allen, the CCPD is left to deal with the new threat that the new Metahuman Gridlock who robs banks and assaults CCPD officers. They are assisted at two times by the team of STAR Labs including the Flash and Elongated Man. After the team of STAR Labs manage to secure Gridlock, the CCPD takes him into custody.
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Legends

The **Legends** are a team of superheroes and former supervillains led by Sara Lance and previously Rip Hunter.

## History

### The Flash

#### The Flash: Season 5

They were mentioned by Wally West when he recounted how the Legends defeated Mallus and saved the world and time and that he left them after that. This also resulted into Joe West discovering that his son missed Jesse a lot.
Flash Museum

The **Flash Museum** is a museum dedicated to the Flash in the future where Nora Allen comes from.

## History

### The Flash

#### The Flash: Season 5

Nora Allen mentioned this to be a major institution in the future dedicated to the Flash, when she informed her father and his team at STAR Labs of what she knew about Gridlock. She also revealed she took the Flash Ring she held from here which originally belonged to her father.
Cicada

**Cicada** is a Metahuman mass murderer, targeting Metahumans specifically.

#### The Flash: Season 5

As he left a trail of bodies throughout Central City, Detective Joe West and his new partner Jack Sheriden were put on the case. Later after a plane crash, Cicada hunted down the one Metahuman in captivity of the CCPD, Gridlock and used his Lightning Dagger to nullify his powers and kill him, before disappearing without a trace.
Hana's Formal Wear (Portway High Street)

Hana's Formal Wear is a store on the right side of town that is owned by Hana Yousef, a world famous designer. She is a favourite of William Bates' because she designs some very nice dresses and suits for Anna Bates and himself. In the first chapter of Mute, Anna and William go into the store, and the crowd follow them.

## Background

The store in Portway High Street is one of the first that she opened for her branch, ten years before Mute. She then started to open more branches, the most famous being in New York and making the majority of her money.

## Description

The doors are glass, and the whole front side of the store is as well. The crowd try to push in but three store workers stand outside and tell them that the store is closed whilst the couple are picking out their wear. It is implied that Hana Yousef herself was inside the store at the time.
Hana Yousef

Hana Yousef is one of William Bates' favourite fashion designers, because she is often designing clothes for William and Anna when they attend formal balls and events.

## Background

She is a lady from Turkey who kicked off her designing career after she left university. One of her first stores was the store opened in Portway High Street. She then extended her stores when they became successful, and opened a very successful branch in New York, which is believed to be the place that she earns most of her money from.

## Appearance

She looks around her early 60s in age, black hair pulled back in a bun with some strands of silver or grey hair. She is relatively short, around 5'0". She looks very glamorous, she wears very pretty clothes that she most likely made herself and she wears a fair amount of jewellery.

## Personality

She is quite loud but thought to be pretty intelligent because she graduated from one of the top universities in Turkey.
Vanessa Jansen

**Vanessa Jansen**, also known as **Block**, is a female Metahuman arms dealer.

#### The Flash: Season 5

Vanessa Jansen was accompanying Amunet Black when she attacked the CCPD transport carrying Gridlock and got them out. When Team Flash intervened she did not participate in the fighting but did accompany Amunet Black and Gridlock into the plane wherefrom Amunet wanted to heist from. She used her Metahuman powers to transform the guards into two homps of flesh, essentially killing them. When Team Flash breached into the plane, after a short fight they were knocked out cold and the plane crashlanded thanks to the efforts of Team Flash. Block and Amunet Black were able to escape CCPD capture with the target of their heist, an encased Metahuman.
William Bates

Unnamed Father-in-law

Unnamed Mother-in-law

Leah Newcombe (daughter)

Dominic Newcombe (son-in-law)

Dylan Bates (son)

Rachel Bates (daughter-in-law)

Max Newcombe (grandson)

Zoe Newcombe (granddaughter)

Rhys Bates (grandson)

William Bates was born of the aristocratic Bates household, as the youngest son of the family.

## Background

William was born in Lister Hospital in London, England. He was born and raised in London, attending Eton School as a boarding student. He graduated from Cambridge University and decided that he wanted to run his own business. His parents were not convinced but when his business became successful, they were surprised and decided to help him out.

William did not express any interest in women, but it was critical that he found a secretary because he couldn't do all of the work himself. So he held an interview for any woman that was interested in becoming his personal secretary, and that was when he met Anna. When she fell ill in the interview, he gave her the job and sent her home. But he was very attracted to her, especially her green eyes.

They soon ended up becoming a couple and getting married, eventually having two children.

## Appearance

William is a tall, intimidating male reaching 6'7". He has hair which is a cross between blond and brown and brown eyes. He is very athletic, in the first chapter of Mute having caught a falling vase. It is also described that the agility of Leah and Dylan seemed to have come from William.

## Personality

William uses his appearance to his advantage at some times, to command people and to intimidate them if they do not back down. He is also shown to be quite cold, but he opens up after he gets close to people. He is very affectionate towards Anna and is protective over her, he tries to please her a lot of times, especially with his money, but he understands why she turns it down. Although he doesn't look like it, he does care. But because his family is so stern, and cold, he has a hard time showing it because for most of his life, he has had to hide it. Leah finds her father very scary because of what happened when he reported the bullies to her school, and he had started to become more suspicious of her over the time that he was keeping an eye out on her.
Leila

Leila is Leah's favourite maid. She is around 18 years old and instead of going to university, decided to get a job as a maid at the home that her brother worked in. She gets on very well with Leah and the two are very close; she acts like an older sister to her.

## Background

Leila's mother is Moldovan and her brother is a butler named Angus who was the first to start working at the manor 3 days a week. Leila has two jobs, her other being a cake designer, and she also runs a partnered job in a local bakery with her friend Pranetra. Her parents moved back to Moldova so she doesn't get to see them very often, but lives in a flat with her brother, so she doesn't need to worry too much.

## Appearance

Leila has long, brown hair that reaches her waist and slightly tanned skin, along with very dark eyes. She is normally seen wearing a maid outfit, but considering she works in a bakery 3 days a week, she most likely also wears a uniform for her store in town.

## Personality

Leila is very protective over Leah, she sees herself in her and she treats her like a little sister. She is quite loud, but also very flirty when it comes to Wilhelm.
Peter O'Connor

Unnamed Daughter

Unnamed Mother-in-law

Peter O'Connor is a married father of twins that lives in Portway. He is first seen in Chapter 1 of Mute, in Portway High Street, window shopping whilst he waits until he picks up his daughters from dance class.

## Background

Peter is a paediatrician at Portway General Hospital, who specialises on broken bones. He has two twin daughters and a wife, whose mother in Chapter 1 falls ill, so she goes to visit him. Therefore, Peter has to take his daughters to their dance class, which would usually be a job that his wife did.

## Appearance

Peter is a tanned male, with a stubble and brown hair. He looks in his late 30s. He is wearing a black coat and blue jeans in his first appearance.

## Personality

Peter is a quiet man, who likes to keep to himself. He is embarrassed rather easily when he is talking to Barbara Anderson, and like everybody else, he tries to avoid her.
Wilhelm

Wilhelm is the second cook of Bates Manor, who took over from his father.

## Background

Wilhelm's family has been serving the William Bates and his descendants for years as cooks, so naturally Wilhelm became a cook. He was trained by his mother who was a side cook for his father, and once he was competent enough, he became the head cook in place of his father.

He enjoys cooking a lot, and he often likes to go out to the garden to take a breath before going back into the kitchen.

When he first met Leila, he thought that she was very pretty but he had to focus on work. She also seemed interested in him, and he started developing a crush on her.

## Appearance

Wilhelm is never shown in the story without his cookery clothes on. He has black hair which is styled into a quiff, and he is quite tall. He is said to be quite handsome.

## Personality

His laughter is supposed to be contagious, and he seems to be very happy. Occasionally, he likes to spend some time by himself, to calm down.
Mallus

**Mallus** was a Demon overlord that battled the Legends, helped by Damien Darkh.

## Biography

### The Flash

#### The Flash: Season 5

Wally West recounted the events that led up to Mallus' defeat to his father when the latter asked what was bothering Wally. After realizing what Wally had to go through against Mallus, it indirectly led to Joe realizing who Wally missed the most.
Thomas Snow

**Thomas Snow** is the father of Caitlyn Snow. He was long thought dead, until Ralph Dibney discovered inconsistencies with his death certificate.

## Biography

### The Flash

#### The Flash: Season 5

His daughter looked into his death and tried to find out more about what relation he had with her Killer Frost powers, when a friend of hers revealed that the death certificate was forged and fake, meaning there was a possibility that Thomas was still very much alive.
Central City

**Central City** is a city in America and home to the superhero the Flash.

#### The Flash: Season 5

Central City once again survived another crisis when The Thinker had been defeated by the Flash Team and an imminent destruction been prevented thanks to the Flash and Nora Allen. Days later a new Metahuman attacked the city, robbing banks and assaulting the CCPD officers. Two times the Flash team encountered the Metahuman Gridlock and finally managed to take him down, having him arrested by the CCPD.
Deployment

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2. Set any terrain according to their rules on the board.
3. Set all but one player exactly in distance 5 from the Intruder.
4. Set one player exactly in distance 5 from the Intruder and more than 5 away from other players. This player is called Scouting player.
5. Begin the Encounter by Intruder Activation.
Dylan Bates

Anna Bates (mother)

Leah Newcombe (sister)

Rachel Bates (wife)

Rhys Bates (son)

Leon Bates (son)

Dominic Newcombe (brother-in-law)

Max Newcombe (nephew)

Zoe Newcombe (niece)

Dylan Bates is a large part in the Mute Trilogy and he is the younger brother of Leah Bates. He attends Lincoln Hill National Academy in third year, which is a year above from his age.

## Background

Dylan is the second child of William Bates and Anna Bates and the younger brother to Leah Bates. Unlike Leah, Dylan was born in Portway. The two children got along very well together and once school started, the pair were even closer.

Anna and William were concerned because Dylan had started having angry outbursts. This was because at school, people were bullying Leah so he had decided that he would hit them to teach them not to mess with his sister.

## Appearance

At the beginning of Mute, Dylan is about the same height as Leah, around 5'7". However, it mentions that Dylan grows very quickly, quicker than Leah does. He, like his father, has hair which is a cross between blonde and brown. He also has green eyes, which was expected, because the green eyes have been passed down to every generation of the family.

Dylan likes to wear black and often is seen wearing a black shirt, throughout Mute. After his escape and involvement in criminal activity, Dylan has several wounds across his body, but he is not bothered by them like Leah is bothered by her scars.

## Personality

Dylan is a loyal character, even after he is involved in gang activity, he just starts to act more like his father, someone who cares, but has a hard time showing it. Sometimes he can be brutal with his words towards Leah which upset her, but he is mainly trying to look out for her, and make her a better person, but is quite cold and harsh. He very quiet, unless angered, when he shouts, and gets into physical fights. He is often in detention in school because someone provoked him.
Kingdom of Clee

Clee was the second son of Ballarus and overall third child in the family. Clee was a very proud and energetic individual, taking great pride in the founding of his kingdom, yet still devoting himself to the empire as a whole. As the story goes, Clee was the driving force in the founding of the empire and leader in the negotiations to establish a group of universal laws. Clee was the first of the seven children to die, though the circumstances of his death are heavily debated. The Kingdom of Clee reflects his beliefs that one should take pride in what they do, and even further incorporating his favorite hobby of hunting into the everyday life of his people. The location of the Kingdom of Clee made hunting ideal as it featured a diversity of rare and interesting animals. The Kingdom of Clee is located to the east of Hine, bordering the Kingdom of Fueir to the southeast and the Kingdom of Colisa to the north. Out of all the kingdoms, Clee's government is considered the most democratic, though tied with the Kingdom of Trivate, chiefs first being elected by the townspeople before being sent to the capital city of Coors to be reviewed. Most individuals in the kingdom believe that true work and justice are the keys to being able to sustain their kingdom for eternity, even going as far as to declare that they have the best kingdom for the people.

Clee's main export is treated meats, iron, and silk. For the most part Clee's history has been free of conflict with Hine, as they are most reflective of the principles of Hine, though there have been a few conflicts concerning the Kingdom of Sept. Militarily Clee is considered be the middle-most power of the empire, spending less time prioritizing military power over the desire to prioritize the enhancement of quality of life.

Clee was considered the breaking point of the Great Upset as the lineage of Clee had expired due to infertility and inbreeding. With no decedent of Clee to represent the government, things were thrown into chaos almost immediately. For the first time, a revolution had broken out between citizens of Clee and the government, with many citizens refusing to abide by any of the commands given by the government. The government had attempted to seize the opportunity of civil upset to achieve total power much against the original will of Clee. This resulted in total failure, with soldiers completely abandoning their positions en-mass, the government had no forces in which to achieve power creating a rapid collapse within the period of three weeks. Never having foreseen the collapse of Clee, Hine had created an emergency conference to discuss the fate of the Kingdom of Clee, though the other kingdoms had other ideas. Raiding parties sponsored by various kingdoms had been sent out in order to salvage the resources of the once great kingdom, leading to the starting part of the campaign
Green Grocers' (Portway High Street)

Harriet Green

Prescia

The Green Grocers' on Portway High Street is the store that Peter O'Connor implies that he visits in Chapter 1 of Mute. He buys aubergines and cauliflowers there.

## Background

Green's Greens is an old store that has been ran by the Green family. It is a family business and has been passed down from generation to generation until it reached Harriet Green, the present owner of the store in Mute.
Physical Structure of the Seven Kingdoms

Each kingdom is comprised of a capital city, five civilian regions, two government-controlled regions, and a "wildlands". Each government-controlled region is approximate twice the size as a civilian region and has two main purposes. One of the two regions is designed to house those considered high priorities along with the containment of government buildings such as embassies, higher courthouses, and mage colleges. The other of the government-controlled regions is always dubbed as "Ancient Lands". Ancient Lands are the areas where the creator of the kingdom, one of the seven children, had begun their kingdom. These lands are often shrouded in mystery and controversy as no resource extraction had taken place within the grounds despite their size in comparison to all other regions. Despite the vast differences in each kingdom, each kingdom abides by a set of strict codes and rules for these lands and violation is always punished by death without trial, a punishment that is rarely given for any other crime. All entry by civilians is prohibited and those who do enter are said to never to return. Only sanctioned individuals may enter.

Running along the border opposite to the border facing the capital is a section of the wall. The walls stand exactly 7090 feet high and are comprised externally of borestone while the interior is made of an unknown substance. Each brick measures five feet in height by seven feet in length with the width of each brick being unknown as no one has ever seen the other side of the wall to measure it. While the exterior can be broken, all attempts to penetrate past four inches have ended in complete failure. What lies on top of the wall is also shrouded in mystery due to odd sensations of panic being induced in those attempting to climb the wall as stated by those who survived getting down. This intensifies the further up the walls one climbs until finally, the climber will succumb to the panic and simply let go, falling to their deaths, though the vast majority of climbers end up descending before this becomes the case.

Civilian regions are split up further into three sections: housing, resource extraction, and industrial agricultural. Housing sections are defined by small villages and settlements dotting the land with small farms not being common. Each town or settlement abides by its own laws in combination to the laws set by the kingdom and the empire, though these local laws only pertain to civil matters. Each town is structured to hold no more than seventy citizens with one citizen being chosen by the government to be the chief. A town is always composed of at least one courthouse, guardhouse, armory, shrine, and one government building, though the kingdoms of Golb and Gir do not feature government buildings due to looser governing styles. Each different kingdom features one unique building that is added to each town such as a hunter's club in the kingdom of Clee and a catacomb in the kingdom of Fueir. These distinctive buildings are reflective of some of the core principles of the kingdom's founder and as such are inducted into the culture.
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Kingdom of Colisa

## The Kingdom of Colisa

Colisa was the second daughter of Ballarus and fifth child overall. Colisa had always been described as an eccentric individual, often using unusual means as to achieve her goals, though despite this she was also considered neutral in the affairs of her siblings. Following the ways of Colisa, the kingdom is most known for maintaining the middle ground in any and every conflict that happens within the empire, never choosing sides in favor of tending to its own affairs. Out of the seven kingdoms Colisa is considered to be the most prosperous and unique in terms of its culture.The Kingdom of Colisa had been rendered into an age of prosperity for much of recorded history, much to the resentment of the other kingdoms. Although the actual secret to this is unknown, the kingdom is most well known for exporting expensive but necessary materials such as marble, gold, honey, and magical ingredients. As for the kingdom's structure, the Kingdom of Colisa tends to have a more lax government in terms of the control of its citizens, letting many civil leaders hold greater power than those in other kingdoms. Individual towns and cities are self-governing, only paying mind to the required laws placed by the capital and Hite, and for one reason or another, this tactic has worked rather well.

Even with a strong local government, it is clear that the center still possesses a great amount of power as shown by sophisticated weaponry, well-furnished government buildings, and the third largest military out of any kingdom. As of the beginning of the Great Upset the Kingdom had maintained neutrality until the attack of the capital city of Oct in the Kingdom of Sept. This is the first time that two kingdoms have participated in an organized armed conflict since the creation of the empire, and at that, the first armed conflict features two of the most powerful kingdoms.The Kingdom of Colisa is located in the northeast bordering the Kingdom of Clee to the southeast and the Kingdom of Golb to the northwest. The Kingdom of Colisa's environment consists mostly of taigas.
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The Seven Kingdoms

Each of the seven kingdoms is named after their founder and have vastly different culture reflective on the environment in which they inhabit and the beliefs of their founder. Each kingdom is required to follow an agreed-upon common law established by Hine but create their own laws reflective of their culture. For example, whereas a universal law of Hine is a law is deemed too important to be controlled by individual kingdoms such as that hording of arms is punishable by enslavement to the government, in the laws of the kingdom that are considered of less priority but still essential for the governing of everyday life are decided by the kingdom. One such example is the outlaw of restoration magic in the Kingdom of Gir as to maintain Gir's belief in the power of natural healing.

The seven kingdoms are as follows: The Kingdom of Gir, The Kingdom of Sept, The Kingdom of Clee, The Kingdom of Golb, The Kingdom of Colisa, The Kingdom of Fueir, and the Kingdom of Trivate.
Kingdom of Sept

Sept was the first son of Ballarus and the second child overall. Sept was described as a hot-tempered and volatile man, often referred to in insulting terms such as "The Bastard" or "Ballarus' wrath". These traits reflect heavily on the culture of his kingdom. The death penalty is used for even civil matters such as property disputes resulting in an accordingly low crime rate. Sept's primary beliefs were that the outside world was meant to be dominated rather than run away from and that his decedents would eventually return to the outside to ensure its domination. This had been one of the biggest conflicts for the Empire of Pubterria to date, resulting in harsh sanctions and debate of elimination of the state in order to protect the other six, though since these debates there have been compromises in order to ensure the health of both the Kingdom of Sept and Pubterria as a whole. With this, the Kingdom of Sept is the most monitored and governed kingdom both in its own government and under Hine. There exist almost no local laws in the kingdom as everything is governed by the kingdom.

Sept, despite its conflicts, plays a very major role in the long-term sustainability of Pubterria as it is the only kingdom that the invaluable catalyst crystal exists. The catalyst crystal is regarded as the most important magical item in existence as each crystal absorb the magical potential of one person and condense it inside, allowing the storage of the potential of thousands of magical users, allowing the user to wield enormous amounts of power. The capacity of each crystal depends on its size, quality, and location, with the crystal only being found in the Ancient Lands of Sept, rumored to be located in a singular cave system but the actual location of the crystals is a tightly kept secret in the kingdom, not even known to Hine. Knowing that if the location of the crystals was revealed to Hine, the likelihood that they as a kingdom would be attacked in favor of the extraction would be extremely high which resulted in the crystal's harvesting location being a highly secretive matter only very people know about. Each low-quality crystal is able to sustain the kingdom's economy for up to two months with higher quality crystals bringing golden ages of wealth.

Geographically the Kingdom of Sept is located in the northeast border the Kingdoms of Trivate and southeast border of Gir. Winter months are cold and brutal causing one of the highest death rates of the entire empire on a yearly basis. One of the biggest questions pertaining to Sept are the issues of civil rights, though this has been overlooked due to the importance that the kingdom has to the survival of the empire as a whole. There has been no formal census done on the Kingdom of Sept due to its unwillingness to cooperate with Hine. The capital city is Oct. Sept's military power is undoubtedly the largest in the empire due to the catalyst crystals, making the kingdom's power rivaling that of many of the other kingdoms combined. Magic is one of the most prevalent forces in the kingdom.
Clan des Étoiles

**Le Clan des Etoiles est le lieu où tout les chats morts des clans, croyant au Clan des Etoiles et ceux n'ayant pas été rejeté par le Clan des Etoiles, s'y retrouvent. Ils guident les clans, annoncent les nouvelles prophéties et nouveaux malheurs. Hélas le Clan des Etoiles ne pu prévenir l'arriver de la malédiction, car eux même ne savait guère ce qu'ils allaient ce passé.**
Kingdom of Golb

## The Kingdom of Golb

The fourth child of Ballarus, Golb was described as the most enigmatic and mysterious child of Ballarus. Very little is known about Golb other than a few notes confirming their existence. The few texts that do describe Golb say that they were the most intellectual of Ballarus' children, had constructed their section of the wall faster than the other children and had very little interaction with the natives in the area. Most natives saw them as a myth rather than a deity, however much of their actual interactions is unknown. With that knowledge, it is understandable that the Kingdom of Golb is the least advanced kingdom between the seven. According to legend, Golb was never actually said to have died, rather after a certain point in which they created a successor they had ceased to be mentioned in any myth.

The Kingdom of Golb was used mostly as an area to acquire resources for the other six kingdoms, though as time passed the kingdom became more sophisticated, developing a basic government in which the kingdom had been recognized as a proper kingdom. Golb is the only kingdom that has no main exports, and experts are unsure how the kingdom even sustains an economy, but somehow it still does. Out of the five civilian districts in the Kingdom of Golb, only one is inhabited with permanent residents. As the Kingdom of Sept and Gir, there has never been a census to determine the population of the kingdom, but there are thirty-five registered government officials, two members of the royal family, and one hundred and fifteen permanent residents on record. The number of savages is estimated at about two hundred and twelve making the overall population the lowest of any kingdom, though the number is debatable.

In the few established civilizations in the Kingdom of Golb there is no government buildings or guard stations, nor is there a courthouse, rather each settlement is ruled by a chief who is allowed to make decisions at their own will. Historically Golb's military was renowned for its power despite size, though in recent times it seems as though Golb has no military to speak of. Geographically the Kingdom of Golb is located in the north bordering the Kingdom of Trivate and Colisa.
Lance Aldredge

**Lance Aldredge** is a hair stylist on The Haunting of Hill House.

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* 42
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* Triple 9
* Allegiant
* Quarry
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* American Made
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The Pit and the Pendulum

## Episode Guide

**The Pit and the Pendulum** is the seventh episode of *The Fall of the House of Usher*.

## Synopsis

Madeline tries to convince Pym to elect her as CEO after Roderick is pushed out due to his illness; she wishes to pivot Fortunato to a tech company focusing on artificial immortality. Frederick — now hooked on Leo's cocaine — continues to torture a helpless Morella. In 1979, Roderick betrays Dupin at the court hearing to take down Fortunato, saving the company and earning its gratitude. Shocked and disappointed, his wife Annabel Lee leaves him. In the present, Roderick refuses Juno's request to get off Ligodone, admitting he only married her because he was fascinated by her body's affinity for the drug; she leaves him too. Frederick enters the building where Perry died prior to it being bulldozed. He snorts cocaine and collapses; Verna reveals that she pushed him to add Morella's paralytics to the cocaine. As the demolition begins, she explains she would've used an easier method of death but chose this because of his decision to torture Morella. The collapsing infrastructure forms a pendulum that bisects Frederick; he can see and feel it happening. Lenore rescues her mother and calls the police. Madeline thinks she can save herself if Roderick dies and convinces him to overdose on Ligodone. Verna, however, does not allow him to die just yet.
Victorine LaFourcade

## CHARACTERISTICS

**Victorine LaFourcade** is the eldest of Roderick Usher's illegitimate children.

Victorine is working on an experimental heart mesh with her co-worker and girlfriend Dr. Alessandra "Ali" Ruiz. Victorine's trials on chimpanzees have not worked out and have resulted in multiple dead test subjects. Despite this, she wishes to continue to human trials and does so by faking Dr. Ruiz's signature. When Ruiz finds this out, she breaks up with Victorine and is killed when Victorine hits her in the head with a bookend.

Victorine has had a bad relationship with her half-sister Camille.
Willa Fitzgerald

**Willa Fitzgerald** (born January 17, 1991) is an American actress. She is known for her starring role as Emma Duval in MTV's *Scream*.

She portrays a younger Madeline Usher in *The Fall of the House of Usher*.

## Life and career

After first studying psychology for three years, Fitzgerald earned her Bachelor's Degree in Theater Studies from Yale University.

Between 2013 and 2014, Fitzgerald played the role of Lola Laffer in the Amazon Studios political web television series *Alpha House*. The series lasted two seasons before being cancelled. On April 23, 2014, it was reported that Fitzgerald obtained a recurring role in USA Network's drama series *Royal Pains* as Emma Miller. Between 2014 and 2015, she also obtained guest-starring roles in various television series such as *Blue Bloods*, *The Following* and *Gotham*.

On August 5, 2014, Fitzgerald was cast in MTV's *Scream*. On July 29, 2015, the series was renewed for a second season that premiered on May 30, 2016. On April 26, 2017, MTV announced that *Scream* would undergo a reboot featuring a new cast.

Fitzgerald's credits in theater include works such as *Couple in the Kitchen*, *The Private Sector*, *Cow Play* and *The Cat and the Canary*. In August 2016, she joined the cast of the film *Misfortune*, directed by Lucky McKee and released in October 2017 under the title *Blood Money*.

In January 2016, she was cast in the go90 web series *Relationship Status*. She portrayed the role of Beth in a two-episode arc.

In March 2017, Fitzgerald was cast in a starring role in the Fox television pilot *Behind Enemy Lines*, playing Navy pilot Roxanne Daly, though Fox passed on the pilot in May 2017. In July 2017, Fitzgerald was cast to play Meg in the BBC miniseries *Little Women* based on Louisa May Alcott's novel of the same name. It premiered on Boxing Day 2017.

In November 2017, Fitzgerald was cast as the lead of E!'s pilot *#Fashionvictim* as Anya St. Clair. In March 2018, the pilot was not commissioned to go forward with E!. In December 2017, she was cast to play Kitsey Barbour in *The Goldfinch* based on Donna Tartt's Pulitzer Prize-winning book of the same name, which was released on September 13, 2019.

In July 2018, Fitzgerald was cast as one of the lead roles in the USA Network drama pilot *Dare Me*, which was picked up to series in January 2019. On April 30, 2020, the series was canceled after one season. In December 2018, Fitzgerald was cast in an episode of the Netflix anthology drama series, *Heartstrings*. The series premiered on November 22, 2019. In April 2019, it was announced that Fitzgerald would guest star in the sixth season of the TV Land comedy-drama series *Younger*.

In March 2021, Fitzgerald was cast as officer Roscoe Conklin in the first season of the Amazon Prime Video series *Reacher*, which premiered in February 2022. In June 2022, she was announced to star in Steven Brand's noir thriller *Joe Baby*.