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Ancestor

The Ancestors were created by the Ancients before the Barrani. They are more unstable than the Barrani and contain multiple True Words in their core instead of simply a word. They are at least whole sentences and probably the reason the Ancestors can exist in multiple spaces at the same time. It is theorized that the Ancestors have somehow destroyed or despoiled the green with the remains in the West March being the heart of what remains of the green.

1. ↑ Cast in Eternity p. 646 (ebook)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Cast in Eternity p. 813
3. ↑ Cast in Eternity chapter, p. 644f
9.0 Cast in Sorrow

**THE END OF HER JOURNEY IS ONLY THE BEGINNING...**

The Barrani would be happy to see her die. So Kaylin Neya is a bit surprised by her safe arrival in the West March. Especially when enemies new and old surround her and those she would call friends are equally dangerous...

And then the real trouble starts. Kaylin's assignment is to be a "harmoniste"-one who helps tell the truth behind a Barrani Recitation. But in a land where words are more effective than weapons, Kaylin's duties are deadly. With the wrong phrase she could tear a people further asunder. And with the right ones...well, then she might be able to heal a blight on a race.

If only she understood the story...
Leontines (Race)

TBD. The Leontines are one of the main races found in Elantra. They are humanoid, but with prominent cat-like features, including fur, feline facial features, and powerful claws on their hands. Family units, called Pridelea, are central to Leontine society, which is more matriarchal than most other races.

Prominent Leontines include Marcus Kassan, a sergeant in the Hawks and Kaylin's boss.
Tower of Tiamaris

TBD. This is the fief tower located in the Fief of Tiamaris. It, like some other sentient buildings, has an avatar who interacts with its occupants. Unlike Helen, the avatar of the tower of Tiamaris can leave the immediate environment of her building and can travel throughout the entirety of the fief of Tiamaris.
Marcus Kassan

Fanart of Sgt. Marcus Kassan (by Opia97).

Orange - Caution

Red - Death

Other?

Graylin - Second Wife?

Reesa - Third Wife?

Fourth Wife

Fifth Wife

Kaylin Neya - Kitling (adopted)

Other Kitlingsthree daughters

Leandra?

Reesa - Third Wife?

Fourth Wife

Fifth Wife

Caitlin

Pridelea

Kaylin

TBD. Marcus Kassan is a Leontine, and sergeant of the Hawks. He is Kaylin's direct superior, and is often frustrated by the amount of trouble she always seems to land in. He reports to the Hawklord.
Mellarionne

Mellarionne is one of the prominent family lines of the Barrani High Court . It is considered of almost equal rank with the High Lord's family. They are allied with Reymar. They survived an attempt to take the High Seat.

## Members

### Sedarias' mother

She pitted her children against each other to incite a war. She herself died in the wars. It is not specified which wars but contextually the safest bet should be one the Draco-Barrani wars.

### Coravante

He is Sedarias' older brother and became An'Mellarionne after the death of his mother. He is an Arcanist. He almost succeeded in killing Sedarias once. Over all he tried to kill her about five times. He was promised the line if he succeded in killing his younger sister by his mother.

### Sedarias

Sedarias was one of the Barrani children chosen to listen to the Regalia. She was considered to be the next head of the family. Her mother once promised her the line if she killed her brother but she didn't wish to abide by her mother's rules and did not try.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Cast in Oblivion chapter 2, p 40
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Cast in Oblivion chapter 1, p. 22
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Cast in Oblivion chapter 30, p. 508
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Cast in Oblivion chapter 30, p 509
5. ↑ Cast in Oblivion, chapter 30, p 506
6. ↑ Cast in Oblivion chapter 30, p. 507
7. ↑ Cast in Sorrow
Severn Handred

Shadow Wolf

Nightshade Fief

Tain

Humans

Tha'alani

Aerion

Shadows

Other

Barrani

Humans

Tha'alani

Aerion

Shadows

Other

Severn is one of the main characters of the Chronicles of Elantra series, and has appeared in every full-length novel in the series.

### Biography

He is a child of the Green, the son of the human Handred and the Barrani Lord Leveanne / The Green of West March ( Lord Leveanne implies that conception would have been impossible without her transformation by the Green). He wields the Shards of Tyron.

## Book Appearances

Severn appears in the following works:

* *The Emperor's Wolves* - #0.1 (2020)
* *Sword and Shadow* - #0.2 (2022)
* *Cast in Shadow* - #1.0 (2005)
* *Cast in Courtlight* - #2.0 (2006)
* *Cast in Secret* - #3.0 (2007)
* *Cast in Fury* - #4.0 (2008)
* *Cast in Silence* - #5.0 (2009)
* *Cast in Chaos* - #6.0 (2010)
* *Cast in Ruin* - #7.0 (2011)
* *Cast in Peril* - #8.0 (2012)
* *Cast in Sorrow* - #9.0 (2013)
* *Cast in Flame* - #10.0 (2014)
* *Cast in Honor* - #11.0 (2015)
* *Cast in Flight* - #12.0 (2016)
* *Cast in Deception* - #13.0 (2018)
* *Cast in Oblivion* - #14.0 (2019)
* *Cast in Wisdom* - #15.0 (2020)
* *Cast in Conflict* - #16.0 (2021)
* *Cast in Eternity* - #17.0 (2022)
* *Shards of Glass* - (2023)

1. ↑ Sword and Shadow chapter 26
2. ↑ Sword and Shadow chapter 27
3. ↑ Sword and Shadow chapter 25
Audrey Jensen

**Audrey Jensen** is a main character in the life-threatening drama series.

Growing up as a pastor’s daughter, Audrey was always under a watchful eye. Her father didn’t expect perfection from her; in fact that was what he preached, that there could be no perfection. As a Lutheran, her father was very forgiving and understanding, but Audrey couldn’t believe in God as she didn’t have any faith, unlike her father. She had one friend, Emma Duval. Because of Emma, Audrey learned to stick up for herself and remain strong in the face of adversity. As long as she had that one person who had her back, nothing else mattered. However, she relied on Emma for too much.

And so when childhood tormentor, Nina Patterson took Emma from her, she came undone at the seams and fell apart. She was lost in this angry pit of darkness that she for the life of her couldn’t seem to crawl out from. And watching Emma in the halls beside Nina only made her feel worse. Emma knew how much Nina tortured her since the 4th grade. Emma was now dating a jock and dressing in prettier, girlier clothes — this made Audrey sick and vengeful and alone. Until she met Noah Foster inside Nightmare Level.

Noah could make her laugh on the days when she wished she was dead. That strength and that courage that was stripped away from her the day Emma joined the darkside, it all started to come back to her the more time she spent with this overly energetic spaz. He made her feel normal again, instilled the hope that not everyone sucked.
Wires (Song)

## Wires

"**Wires**" is the fifth and final song by American alternative band The Neighbourhood from their debut extended play (EP), *I'm Sorry...*. It was released on August 7th, 2012, the same day that the EP was released.

## Lyrics

We talked about making it

I'm sorry that you never made it

And it pains me just to hear you have to say it

You knew the game and played it

It kills to know that you have been defeated

I see the wires pulling while you're breathing

You knew you had a reason

It killed you like diseases

And I can hear it in your voice while you're speaking

You can't be treated

Mr. Know-it-all had his reign and his fall

At least that's what his brain is telling all

If he said "help me kill the president"

I'd say he needs medicine

Sick of screaming "let us in"

The wires got the best of him

All that he invested in goes

Straight to hell, straight to hell

(Woah-oh-oh-ohh-oh)

Straight to hell, straight to hell

(Woah-oh-oh-ohh-oh)

He told me I should take it in, listen to every word he's speaking

The wires getting older, I can hear the way they're creaking

As they're holding him, well, I could see it in his jaw

That all he ever wanted was a job

He tells me to be raw

Admits to every little flaw

That never let him sit upon the top

Won't tell me to stop

Thinks that I should be a little cautious

Well, I can tell the wires pulled

If he said "help me kill the president"

I'd say he needs medicine

Sick of screaming "let us in"

The wires got the best of him

All that he invested in goes

Straight to hell, straight to hell

(Woah-oh-oh-ohh-oh)

Straight to hell, straight to hell

(Woah-oh-oh-ohh-oh)

I'm having trouble in believing

And I just started seeing

Light at the beginning of the tunnel

But he tells me that I'm dreaming

When he talks I hear his ghosts

Every word they say to me

I just pray the wires aren't coming

If he said "help me kill the president"

I'd say he needs medicine

Sick of screaming "let us in"

The wires got the best of him

All that he invested in goes

Straight to hell, straight to hell

(Woah-oh-oh-ohh-oh)

Straight to hell, straight to hell

(Woah-oh-oh-ohh-oh)

Straight to hell, straight to hell

(Woah-oh-oh-ohh-oh)

Straight to hell, straight to hell

(Woah-oh-oh-ohh-oh)

(Woah-oh-oh-ohh-oh)

(Woah-oh-oh-ohh-oh)
Terrano

Terrano is a Barrani, and member of The Cohort. His immaturity and instability in our reality allows him to escape traps, but also causes many problems of his own.

## About

He is the only one of the Cohort who was able to divest himself of his true name, and therefore can no longer participate in the mental communication that the other members share. He led the attempt to respeak the True Name of Hallionne Alsanis to use its power to bring about Barrani re-ascendency over the other races. He succeeded in using shadow-magic to create forest ferals before being stopped by Kaylin and her familiar (see 8.0 Cast in Peril).

His immaturity and instability in our reality allows him to escape the trap set by Fieflord Candallar for the rest of The Cohort when they decide to return to Elantra for the Test of Names, but also causes many problems of his own when he tries to help Kaylin and the Lord of the West March recover them (see 13.0 Cast in Deception).

## Character

Terrano has a sense of humour and laughed a lot. He tends to find things amusing.

1. ↑ *Cast in Sorrow* chapter 18, p. 630
Kariannos

Kariannos is one of the three swords created by the Barrani to withstand Dragon fire and to pierce Dragon armour. With Meliannos being the second it is most likely the third. The first is most likely the sword held by the High Lord. It is currently held by Teela.

1. ↑ Cast in Shadow chapter 20, p. 842 (ebook)
2. ↑ Cast in Oblivion chapter 20, p. 332
Cast of Characters

## Main Characters

These characters appear in most if not all installments in the series, and are central to the plot and action wherever they appear.

Kaylin Neya

Severn Handred

Marcus Kassan

Bellusdeo

Nightshade

Evanton

Teela

Tain

## Supporting Characters

These characters appear often, but are not typically central to the plot.

Clint

Tanner

The Hawklord

Moran

Grethen

Ybelline Rabon'alani

Evarrim

Margot

Magarron

## Story Characters

These characters feature prominently in only one or two installments of the series.

The Dragon Outcaste

Gilbert

## Minor Characters

These characters appear more seldom than supporting characters, but their appearance is not tied to any particular story arc.

Andellen

Morse

Marrin
Ollie

**Ollie** is a recurring character in the *Wonder Pets!* series.

## Description

Ollie is a bunny who longs to save animals like the Wonder Pets. He has known the pets since they were much younger and was the first animal they saved together. Whenever Ollie tries to help with a rescue, he inadvertently causes trouble and ends up needing to be saved himself. Ollie has a habit of calling Linny "Pig," to which she always responds, "*Guinea* pig."

## Looks

Ollie has light gray and white fur. His eyes are blue and his ears are pink.

## Appearances

Ollie appears in six episodes of the *Wonder Pets!* series: "Save the Skunk!," "Ollie to the Rescue!," "Here's Ollie!," "The Amazing Ollie!," "Help the Easter Bunny!" and "Adventures in Wonderland!"
24/7 (Song)

## Track Listing

"**24/7**" is the fourth song by American alternative band The Neighbourhood from their fourth extended play (EP), *HARD.*It also serves as the fifteenth song on the deluxe edition of the band's fourth album, *The Neighbourhood*.  It was released on September 22nd, 2017, the same day that the EP was released.

## Cross-references

* The song is referenced in *Beautiful Oblivion*.

## Lyrics

Daddy's little girl started growing up (up, up, up, up)

She left the suburbs in the summer 'cause she fell in love (love, love, love)

Temperature's 101, uh, on the 405

Right around 6:15 and she's gotta be back by 9

Honey's just 22 and she doesn't know what to do

So I tell her "don't cry, can't worry 'bout time"

You can't worry 'bout time

And you can hit my line like 24/7, 24/7, 24/7

I'll be there to listen anytime

I'll be there to listen anytime

Mama's baby boy started blowin' up (up, up, up, up)

Left his hometown, didn't slow down 'cause he never fell far enough

Headed out on PCH, mm (oh, yeah)

Doing 58 (oh, yeah)

Doesn't want to be too late (alright)

So he's switching lanes

But he's just 25 (hey!)

And he got his money, right?

So I told him "don't rush, just give it some time" (ohh)

Just give it some time (ooo)

You can hit my line like 24/7, 24/7, 24/7

I'll be there to listen anytime

I know what it means to ya

Any time, all day, every week, for ya

I'll be there to listen and believe in ya

It's the same thing that I really need from ya

Time, we only get so much time

And you can hit my line like 24/7 (all day)

24/7 (all night), 24/7

I'll be there to listen anytime

24/7, 24/7, 24/7

I'll be there to listen anytime

I'll be there to listen any
11.0 Cast in Honor

*In the aftermath of a vicious battle between darkness and light, the city of Elantra has emerged victorious. But Shadows continue to haunt every corner of its streets...*

Elantra stands strong, but countless numbers of Hawks, the city's staunchest protectors, were lost in the brutal attack. Humans, Barrani, Aerians, Leontines—none of the races emerged unscathed from the defense of the city. Homes were lost, families were scattered…and the outcast Barrani Lord Nightshade is missing from his castle in the fiefs.

Yet as the chaos surrounding the battle begins to wane, Private Kaylin Neya's duties must resume, despite her grief. Called in to investigate a triple murder in a quiet part of town, Kaylin and her companions are soon embroiled in a case that is anything but routine. Evidence of the deadly Shadows that still threaten the city leads to hints of ancient, forgotten magics. And a visit to the Oracular Halls points directly to Ravellon—the heart of the Shadows and the darkness they contain.

But it is there that Lord Nightshade will be found—if he still survives
The Cohort

The Cohort is the name used to describe the group of namebound Barrani who were changed centuries ago, when they were exposed to the regalia as children. After their return from the Green they killed several members of the Barrani High Court who were also listening to the *regalia*. Consequently, they were imprisioned in Hallione Alsanis. The only one thought to be unaffected was Teela. They were later recovered with the aid of Kaylin and her familiar. Due to their alteration during the *regalia* they are able to exist in multiple spaces at once - much like the Ancestors.

They were (in Alphabetical order):

* Allaron of
* Annarion of Solanace
* Eddorian of Gennave
* Fallessian of
* Karian of Reymar\*
* Mandoran of Casarre
* Sedarias of Mellarionne
* Serralyn of
* Teela of Danelle
* Terrano of
* Torrisant of
* Valliant of

\*there is some inconsistency regarding the name of his line

1. ↑ Cast in Eternity p. 815 (ebook)
2. ↑ *Cast in Sorrow* chapter 26, p. 864 ff (ebook)
Humans

## Humans

### Members

Tony Stark/Iron Man
Steve Rogers
Thor
Bruce Banner/Hulk
Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow
Clint Barton/Hawkeye
Scott Lang/Ant-Man
Stephen Strange/Doctor Strange
T'Challa
Peter Parker
Scarlet Witch (sorceress)
Sam Wilson/Falcon
Bucky Barnes
James Rhodes
Pepper Potts
Happy Hogan
Wong
Maria Hill
Laura Barton
Shuri
Okoye
M'Baku
Ayo
Sally Avril
Ned Leeds
Peter Quill (half-human)
Lannagaros

Lannagaros, is a dragon and a member of the Imperial Dragon Court. Like all dragons, he is immortal and mostly ageless, but he adopts the appearance and mannerisms of a elderly and irascible man who is impatient with youth with anything that draws him away from his Library - a large collection of information and artifacts that he has claimed as his Hoard. He had been the holder of the title of Arkon until he took the role of Chancellor of the Academia.

He is of the same flight als Bellusdeo.
The Echoes

The chain of islands in the Skye Sea. There are four large islands: Varlande, Prenticen, Castagalia, and Roanoake (or Death Island). Smaller islands are closer and they are called the Eyes: because they can be seen by the eyes. People often picnic on these islands and some people go to have some solitude or mischief.

There are sand banks outside of the third island that the criminals are deposited at and must swim to shore.
3.0 Cast in Secret

Still avoiding magic whenever possible, Corporal Kaylin Neya relished investigating a regular theft once again. Until she found out the mysterious box was taken from Elani Street, where the mages and charlatans mingled, and it was sometimes hard to tell the difference between the two. But she was hoping this might be a mundane case-- --when in a back room Kaylin saw a lost-looking girl in a reflective pool...who called out Kaylin's name.

Shaken, Kaylin tried to stay focused on the case at hand. But since the stolen item was ancient, without a keyhole, and held tremendous darkness inside, Kaylin knew unknown forces were again playing with her destiny--and her life...
Serralyn

Serralyn is a Barrani woman and member of the Cohort.

## About

She was sent to the West March to listen to the *regalia* when still considered a child by Barrani standards. She is one of the lost and later saved by Kaylin during her travels to the West March as *harmoniste*. After the Cohort arrived in Elantra she takes residence with the rest of the Cohort in Helen. Together with the rest of her peers she takes the Test of Name. After the re-appearance of the Academia she takes up residence there to study. One topic being Old Barrani.  Later she assists Kaylin with the mystery of Mrs. Erickson's home.

## References

1. ↑ *Cast in Conflict* chapter 1, p. 39 (ebook)
2. ↑ *Cast in Eternity*
7.0 Cast in Ruin

Seven corpses are discovered in the streets of a Dragon's fief. All identical, down to their clothing.

Kaylin Neya is assigned to discover who they were, who killed them—and why. Is the evil lurking at the borders of Elantra preparing to cross over?

At least the investigation delays her meeting with the Dragon Emperor. And as the shadows grow longer over the fiefs, Kaylin must use every skill she's ever learned to save the people she's sworn to protect. Sword in hand, dragons in the sky, this time there's no retreat and no surrender…
Helen

TBD. Helen is a sentient building, similar in concept to the Towers in the fiefs, or the Hallionne, but different in purpose. Her avatar takes on the semblance of a human female when she interacts with residents or guests of the house. She has chosen to be Kaylin's home, as well as the home of, and partially a containment vessel for, the Barrani Cohort who returned from Hallionne Alsanis. She is also the current home of Bellusdeo, who has chosen to live with Kaylin rather than at the Imperial Palace.
14.0 Cast in Oblivion

POLITICS ARE HELL

Kaylin wasn’t sent to the West March to start a war. Her mission to bring back nine Barrani might do just that, though. She traveled with a Dragon, and her presence is perceived as an act of aggression in the extremely hostile world of Barrani-Dragon politics. Internal Barrani politics are no less deadly, and Kaylin has managed—barely—to help the rescued Barrani evade both death and captivity at the hands of the Consort.

Before the unplanned “visit” to the West March, Kaylin invited the Consort to dinner. For obvious reasons, Kaylin wants to cancel dinner—forever. But the Consort is going to show up at the front door at the agreed upon time. The fact that she tried to imprison Kaylin’s guests doesn’t matter at all…to her.

A private Barrani Hell, built of Shadow and malice, exists beneath the High Halls. It is the High Court’s duty to jail the creature at its heart—even if it means that Barrani victims are locked in the cage with it. The Consort is willing to do almost anything to free the trapped and end their eternal torment. And she needs the help of Kaylin’s houseguests—and Kaylin herself. Failure won’t be death—it’s Hell. And that’s where Kaylin is going.
Adventures of Team Umizoomi

"Adventures of Team Umizoomi" consists of 6-year-old Milli, her brother Geo, who's 8, and their friendly robot named Bot. These mighty math superheroes introduce young viewers to the concepts of counting, measurement, shapes and patterns. Milli and Geo help other kids in Umi City with their problems, which are sent to them via the Umi Alarm. They teamed up with the heroic pets of the classroom known as The Wonder Pets; Lenny the Guinea Pig, Tuck the Turtle and Ming Ming the Duckling as they travel around the world saving the day with their mighty math powers and they needed your help to solve the problems all around the world. You can only see Adventures of Team Umizoomi on Nick Jr and on Nickelodeon.
Yellow Box (Song)

## Yellow Box

"**Yellow Box**" is a song by American alternative band The Neighbourhood from the *Death Stranding* soundtrack, *Death Stranding: Timefall*. It was released as a single on October 10th, 2019.

## Lyrics

Can we begin again? Just start all over

I gave everything I can, oh, oh

I'm dying to live again and start right over

I'm dying to live again, I'm doin' my best

High hopes balance my lows

God knows somethin' I don't

I got a feelin', I got a feelin'

And it ain't leavin', no, it ain't leavin'

Hard time believin' if I don't see it

Like a secret, we lie to keep it

Oh

Can we begin again? Just start all over

I gave everything I can, oh, oh

I'm dying to live again and start right over

I'm dying to live again, I'm doin' my best
4.0 Cast in Fury

When a minority race of telepaths is suspected of causing a near-devastating tidal wave, Private Kaylin Neya is summoned to Court—and into a PR nightmare. To ease racial tensions, the emperor has commissioned a play, and the playwright has his own ideas about who should be the focus.…

But Kaylin works her best magic behind the scenes, and though she tries to stay neutral, she is again drawn into a world of politics—and murder. To make matters worse, Marcus, her trusted sergeant, gets stripped of his command, leaving Kaylin vulnerable. Now she's juggling two troubling cases, and even magic's looking good by comparison. But then nobody ever said life in the theater was easy.…
True Names

TBD. The immortal races of Elantra - the Dragons and Barrani - have true names that give them sentience and self-awareness, unlike the mortal races who are alive and self-aware without possessing true names.

The true name of an immortal is core to their existence and their sense of self, and as such, it can be used to control and influence them in a way that is nearly impossible to resist. For this reason, these true names are closely guarded secrets and are never exchanged even with close family or intimate partners, but they can be given to others in rare occasions, and also they can be taken by force.

The Barrani are given their true names after birth by the Consort, who chooses them from the Lake of Life.

Dragons obtain their true names through a sort of rite of passage that happens between childhood and adulthood.
Chronicles of Elantra Wiki

This Wiki contains information about the *Chronicles of Elantra* book series by Michelle Sagara and its spin-off series *The Wolves of Elantra*.

## Characters

Kaylin NeyaSevern HandredTainTeelaBellusdeoMarcusDragons (Race)
* Dragon Court
	+ The Emperor
	+ The Arkon (Lanagaros)
	+ Lord Diarmat
	+ Tiamaris
	+ Sanabalis
* Bellusdeo
* The Black Dragon Outcaste
* Hope (Kaylin's Familiar)

Barrani (Race)

* Teela
* Tain
* The Consort
* Lord of the West March
* Ynpharion

Aerians (Race)

* The Hawklord
* Moran
* Clint

Leontines (Race)

* Sgt. Marcus Kassan
* Marai
* Orogrim
* Sarabe

Tha'alani (Race)

* Ybelline Rabon'alani
* Grethan

## Books in the Series

The following is a list of books in the Chronicles of Elantra series, ordered by their place in the series as shown on Goodreads.

* *The Emperor's Wolves* - #0.1 (2020)
* *Cast in Moonlight* - #0.5 (2001)
* *Cast in Shadow* - #1.0 (2005)
* *Cast in Courtlight* - #2.0 (2006)
* *Cast in Secret* - #3.0 (2007)
* *Cast in Fury* - #4.0 (2008)
* *Cast in Silence* - #5.0 (2009)
* *Cast in Chaos* - #6.0 (2010)
* *Cast in Ruin* - #7.0 (2011)
* *Cast in Peril* - #8.0 (2012)
* *Cast in Sorrow* - #9.0 (2013)
* *Cast in Flame* - #10.0 (2014)
* *Cast in Honor* - #11.0 (2015)
* *Cast in Flight* - #12.0 (2016)
* *Cast in Deception* - #13.0 (2018)
* *Cast in Oblivion* - #14.0 (2019)
* *Cast in Wisdom* - #15.0 (2020)
* *Cast in Conflict* - #16.0 (2021)
* *Cast in Eternity* - #17.0 (2022)

## Places

Places in *Chronicles of Elantra.*

Elantra

* Halls of Law
* The Ablayne (river)
* Elani Street
	+ Evanton's Shop
	+ Margot's Shop
* High Halls
* Helen
* Imperial Palace
	+ Imperial Library
* Oracular Halls
* The Foundling Hall
* Midwives Guild
* The Warrens
* The Fiefs
	+ Fief of Nightshade
		- Castle/Tower of Nightshade
	+ Fief of Tiamaris
		- Tower of Tiamaris (Avatar: Tara)
	+ Fief of Barren
	+ Ravellon

The West March

Hallionne

* Orbaranne
* Kariastos
* Alsanis

The South Reaches

* Great Aerie
Barrani (Race)

The Barrani are one of the most prominent species in Elantra.

## Appearance

The Barrani's physical appearance is often described as perfect, without blemish. They are so uniform in their features that it is very difficult for most mortals to tell one individual from another, or even to tell male from female.

They are described as being six feet tall, with long black hair. Their eyes are typically blue-green in color, but vary depending on their mood, like the eyes of the Dragons.

## Names

Barrani are given ordinary names like other races when they are born, but they do not truly awake and gain sentience and self-awareness until they are given a true name by the Consort. She chooses a name from the Lake of Names and gives it to each Barrani child.
Tain

Purple = Grief

Severn

Cohort

Bellusdeo

Severn

Bellusdeo

Cohort

Hawks

TBD. Tain is a Barrani, a Corporal of the Hawks, and one of Kaylin's closest friends. He belongs to the line of KorrinHe took the test of name at the same time as the Cohort.

## References

1. ↑ Cast in Oblivion chapter 6, p. 115
2. ↑ Cast in Oblivion chapter, p.
0.1 The Emperor's Wolves

Set in the bestselling world of The Chronicles of Elantra, THE EMPEROR'S WOLVES is a prequel spin-off based on a fan-favorite character, and broadens the beloved fantasy world with another action-packed tale of intrigue and magic.

As an orphan scrounging in the lawless slums, young Severn Handred didn't have the luxury of believing in anything beyond his own survival. Now he's crossed the river and entered the heart of the empire: the city of Elantra. When Severn is spotted tailing some lawmen of the Hawks--a not insignificant feat to go otherwise undetected--the recruiter for the Imperial Wolves thinks he should join their ranks. The Wolves are a small, select group that work within the Halls of Law, reporting directly to the Eternal Emperor. Severn hopes to avoid the law--he certainly had no intention of joining it.

In order to become a wolf--even on probation--Severn must face the investigators most dreaded throughout the Empire: The Tha'alani, readers of minds. No secret is safe from their prying, no knowledge can remain buried. But Severn's secret, never shared before, is not enough to prevent the Wolves from adopting him as one of their own. All men have secrets, after all. Severn's first job will be joining a hunt, but between the treacherous politics of the High Court, the almost unnatural interest of one of the Lords, and those who wish long-held secrets to remain buried forever, the trick will be surviving it
Inconsistencies

Listed here will be inconsistencies in the books:

In Cast in Silence the tower Tara is named after Kaylin's mother, Tara. Later, in Cast in ... it is said Kaylin's surname - Neya - was her mother's name.

In Cast in Oblivion the line of Karian is listed as Reymar and its leader Illmarin. In Cast in Deception his line is called Illmarin.

1. ↑ Cast in Conflict chapter 1, p. 35 (ebook)
2.0 Cast in Courtlight

No good deed goes unpunished…

In Elantra, a job well done is rewarded with a more dangerous task. And so, after defeating a dark evil, Kaylin must enter a place of deceit and treachery. A world where silk and jewels hide deadly secrets…

Kaylin goes before the Barrani High Court, where a misspoken word brings sure death. And Kaylin’s never been known for her grace or manners. But the High Lord’s heir is suspi­ciously ill and Kaylin’s healing magic is the only shot at saving him – if she manages to dodge the traps laid for her.

Only to discover that the healing might turn out to be the simplest of tasks before her…
Bellusdeo

Red = Death

White = Grief?

Mooraden

Teela

Tain

Annarion

Mandoran

Lannagoras

TBD. Bellusdeo is a female dragon, but not a member of the Emperor's Dragon Court. Nonetheless she is important to all dragons because she represents a possibility for their race to increase again. She first appeared in Cast in Ruin.

#### History

She was born in human form (as all female were) and raised with Lannagaros and others of her flight by dragon babysitter.

When she was still young she got swallowed by shadow storm along with 8 other siblings and outcast dragon.

After long time (thousands of years implied) she appeared again in Elantra in form of seven human corpses with golden eyes through several days and finally was rescued by Kaylin.

Later there was an attempt to assassinate her with arcane bomb which destroyed Kaylin's flat and which they both survived only because Kaylin's familiar was born.

They were relocated to the Emperor's palace, which resulted in both Bellusdeo's and Kaylin's unhappiness. After the Keeper's recommendation, they found new living quarters in Helen.

#### Personality

Bellusdeo and Arkon came from same flight, thus she is technically as old as him, but due to her gaining true name (and dragon form) just recently, she is still considered quite childish and stubborn.

Due to her new circumstances with Elantra under Dragon Emperor rule she is often unhappy which is then heard by her angry retorts to lord Diarmat and to the Emperor in dragonspeak. Arkon and Kaylin then usually act as mediators.
Three

The Three, also known as the Dragonslayers are three swords created by the Barrani. They have outstanding magical properties and bring renown to their holders. They are said to choose their wielders. They can withstand Dragon fire and pierce Dragon armour. Therefore, they are not particularly favoured by the Emperor.

They are:

* name unknown held by the High Lord
* Meliannos held by Lord Nightshade
* Kariannos held by An'Teela

1. ↑ Sword and Shadow chapter 22
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Cast in Shadow chapter 20, p. 842 (ebook)
3. ↑ Cast in Fury chapter 21
4. ↑ Cast in Oblivion chapter 20, p. 332
Amulet of Time

### Uses

Slowing down time, speeding up time, travelling in time, displaying previous events

## Origin

After exploring a chasm in Kobe's Cave System, Storm and Sharon come across a chest. They open it and find the Amulet inside.

## Powers

It can do several time related things such as slow down/speed up time, travel back/forward in time, and display events on the holographic GUI.
Annarion

Annarion of Solanace  is a Barrani, member of The Cohort, and brother of Lord Nightshade . He is one of the Barrani children sent to the Green to listen to the regalia to be empowered by it.

## Relationships

### Name Bound

AllaronEddorianFallessianKarianMandoranSedariasSerralynTeelaTerranoTorrisantValliant

## References

1. ↑ Cast in Honour chapter 11, page 346 (ebook)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Cast in Sorrow
3. ↑ Cast in Sorrow chapter 26, page
Allaron

Allaron is a male Barrani and a member of the Cohort.

## About

Allaron cried during the regalia where Kaylin acted as harmoniste upon seeing the corpse of Teela's mother Vivienne at the fountain.

## Appearance

He is considered tall, even for Barrani standards. He is also rather strong.

## Character

He is very quiet and doesn't complain much. Furthermore, he has a liking of helpless creatures. He never teased Valliant for his dislike of his name. Allaron is very self conscious of his size and tries not to be intimidating.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Cast in Sorrow* chapter 26, p. 865 (ebook)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Cast in Sorrow* chapter 18, p. 627 (ebook)
Softcore (Song)

## Track Listing

"**Softcore**" is the fifth song by American alternative band The Neighbourhood from their third studio album, *The Neighbourhood*. It was released on March 9th, 2018, along with the rest of the album. Notably, "Softcore" would regain popularity in 2022, after going viral on the social media app TikTok.

## Lyrics

You've been my muse for a long time

You get me through every dark night

I'm always gone, out on the go

I'm on the run and you're home alone

I'm too consumed with my own life

Are we too young for this?

Feels like I can't move

Sharing my heart

It's tearing me apart

But I know I'd miss you, baby, if I left right now

Doing what I can, tryna be a man

And every time I kiss you, baby

I can hear the sound of breaking down

I've been confused as of late (yeah)

Watching my youth slip away (yeah)

You're like the sun, you make me young

But you drain me out if I get too much

I might need you or I'll break

Are we too young for this?

Feels like I can't move

Sharing my heart

It's tearing me apart

But I know I'd miss you, baby, if I left right now

Doing what I can, tryna be a man

And every time I kiss you, baby

I can hear the sound of breaking down

Breaking down, breaking down, breaking down

Breaking down, breaking down, breaking down

I don't want to play this part

But I do all for you

I don't want to make this hard

But now I will 'cause I'm still

Sharing my heart

It's tearing me apart

But I know I'd miss you, baby, if I left right now

(I know I would)

Doing what I can, tryna be a man

(Be your man)

And every time I kiss you, baby

I can hear the sound of breaking down

Sharing my bed, uh

Sharing my bread, yeah

Sharing my bread

Sharing my head

(I'm breaking down)

Sharing my heart

Sharing my, suddenly I'm

(Breaking down)

Sharing, I'm done

Sharing my life
10.0 Cast in Flame

Any day that starts with dragon arguments is going to be bad

Kaylin returned from the West March in one piece. Now that piece is fraying. She's not at home in the Imperial Palace—and she never intends to be. All she wants is normal garden-variety criminals and a place of her own. Of course, normal in her new life involves a dragon as a roommate, but she can handle that.

She can't as easily handle the new residents to the city she polices, because one of them is Nightshade's younger brother. On a night when she should be talking to landlords in perfectly normal buildings, she's called to the fief—by Teela. A small family disagreement has become a large, complicated problem: Castle Nightshade's latent magic is waking.

And it's not the only thing.
Middle of Somewhere (Song)

## Middle of Somewhere

"**Middle of Somewhere**" is a song by American alternative band The Neighbourhood from their fourth studio album. It was released as the album's first single on August 16th, 2019. It serves as the final track on the album.

## Background

> Jesse Rutherford with Genius
> *"The best song that I’ve ever written on my own. The song originally came out last year. Once that happened, it was like, ‘All right, I guess we know the aesthetic for this album now.’ We’ve done every fucking genre of music, I feel. Anything from like Led Zeppelin ‘70s rock, modern bedroom, West Coast hip-hop, ’80s, Depeche Mode or any sort of ’80s synth-driven palette. 'Middle of Somewhere’ kind of was like, ‘Oh, okay, so acoustic guitar.’ I brought it to the boys and showed them, and everybody that day was like, ‘Okay, I get it. Cool. Let’s start.’ And it pretty much ended up exactly how I had showed it to them. We tried bass and drums for two, three days—just tinkering around with it. And then on day three, everybody’s like, ‘Nope. I like Jesse’s original acoustic version, but let’s leave these couple extra little things in there."*
>
>

## Lyrics

I was on the outside looking in

Now I'm on the inside trying to stay

Out of my head

I need peace of mind

Grew up pretty fast

Good things never last

You gotta live before you learn

Now I'm somewhere far

Away from where I started

With no point of return

But I'm turning

I was on the outside looking in

Now I'm on the inside trying to stay

Out of my head

I need peace of mind

Landed in the middle of somewhere

With you

Now you're stranded in the middle of somewhere

(Oh yeah)

Too

Always running away

Looking for an escape

Everyone is an alien

When you're trying to find your place

Trying to stay out

Trying to stay out of my head

Trying to stay out
Makkuron

He is named Makkuron the black. He was once friends with Lannagaros and it is supposed they were namebound. He first appeared in Cast in Shadow, where he is revealed to be the one to try to change Kaylin's marks to use her power for his purposes.

## Appearances

### Cast in Fury

He fought against Lord Tiamaris after influencing the two Leontines with magical abilities.

### Cast in

Makkuron tried to take control of Bellusdeo.
15.0 Cast in Wisdom

SOMETHING IS WAKING

The fiefs that exist at the heart of the city of Elantra are home to sentient Towers that guard the world against the incursion of Shadow. But between the fiefs exists the gray world of the border zone. In it, geography changes between one passage across a border and the next. The rules of magic are different there—and yet somehow familiar to Kaylin Neya.

When a Shadow escapes, Kaylin must find out how…and why. If Shadows can breach the barrier erected by the Towers, the whole of Elantra will be devoured. It’s happened on other worlds. Bellusdeo, Kaylin’s Dragon companion, absolutely believes it can happen on theirs.

The border zone holds secrets and ancient histories, and people are gathering there in search of its power. Without even understanding what that power is, or why it exists, Kaylin is in a desperate race against time to find those secrets first. She doesn’t know who her enemies are. She doesn’t know how many she’ll face. But she won’t face them alone.
0.5 Cast in Moonlight

Barely a teenager, Kaylin Neya is a thief, a fugitive and an attempted assassin. She also has a smart mouth, sharp wits and mysterious markings on her skin. All of which make her perfect bait for a child prostitution sting in the city of Elantra - if she survives her first meeting with the Hawks!

Join Kaylin for more adventures in the Chronicles of Elantra.

Cast in Moonlight can be read in the anthology Harvest Moon.
Evanton

TBD. Evanton is also known as The Keeper, and is custodian of the Elemental Garden found within Elantra. He is originally known to Kaylin through his services as an enchanter, having enchanted her daggers to slide noiselessly from their sheaths. But he has served a role in most of the stories in this series, either to provide advice and commentary on Kaylin's current situation, or else to request her help in dealing with disturbances to the elements contained in his garden.
6.0 Cast in Chaos

Kaylin Neya is a Hawk, part of the elite force tasked with keeping the City of Elantra safe. Her past is dark, her magic uncontrolled and her allies unpredictable. And nothing has prepared her for what is coming, when the charlatans on Elani Street suddenly grow powerful, the Oracles are thrown into an uproar and the skies rain blood.

The powerful of Elantra believe that the mysterious markings on Kaylin's skin hold the answer, and they are not averse to using her - however they have to - in order to discover what it is.

Something is coming, breaking through the barriers between the worlds. But is it a threat that Kaylin needs to defend her city against - or has she been chosen for another reason entirely?
Crazy Shake Song

Song: "Crazy Shake (Season 1 Version)"

*Team Umizoomi: Two, four, six, eight*

*Let's do the Umi Shake!*

*Shake your hands high and low*

*Let's Go!*

Shake your hands high!

To the sky!

Up High!

Shake your hands low!

To your toes

Down low!

Up High!

Down low!

*Team Umizoomi: Two, four, six, eight*

*Everybody crazy shake!*

*Milli: Crazy shake with us!*

*Bot:* Whoooaaa!

*Geo:* We're shaking like crazy

*Team Umizoomi: Team Umizoomi!, Way to go! (Song ends)*

Milli: Umi-Friend, you are mighty good at math. We're so glad you on our team.
Ybelline Rabon'alani

TBD. Ybelline Rabon'alani is a Tha'Alani, and ruler of the Tha'Alani caste court. She is a member of the Tha'alanari, who are capable of suspending their innate empathy to delve into the minds of other races without suffering emotional harm themselves, or bringing negative emotion back into the Tha'alaan.
Hallionne

TBD. The Hallionne are sentient buildings, similar in nature to the towers of the fiefs, but different in purpose. They also serve as waypoints along the road to the West March for the Barrani who travel there from Elantra.

Major Hallionne include Alsanis, which imprisoned--then housed--the Barrani Cohort, and Orbaranne which is both a Barrani religious center and the home of the Lord of the West March (Lirienne).
Gruetta

### Last Breaking Sheld

Gruetta is Gru's sister. She was born in 1963, one year before Gru. She makes a brief appearance in Season 2 and her house is used as Gru's headquarters.

## Biography

Gruetta was born in 1963 to Janet and Tommy McGill. They put Gru and Gruetta up for adoption and they were taken by Sharon and Dwight Thompson. They were raised very strictly which caused Gruetta to run away from home when she was 12. She drifted from home to home, often offering sex in exchange for food and shelter.

She won the lottery in 2012 and became a millionaire. Chip Skylark pretended to be her boyfriend for a case he was working on, but he soon grew attached to her and the relationship became real. They broke up after he found Gruetta cheating on him with Quagmire.

In Season 2 of Catnip OC, Gruetta can be seen being pounded by Quagmire in her living room when Gru goes to her house. Gruetta allows Gru to set up his headquarters in her mansion.

When Eazy E, Ed Sheeran, Sheldon, and Chip Skylark invade her home, she is killed off screen.
Gru

### Relationships

Eazy E (arch-nemesis), Barron Trump (friend), Proto (friend), Sheen (friend), Gruetta (sister), Patrick (bodyguard), Gru Jr. (son)

## Appearances

### First Catnip OC

"Barron and Sheen Part 3" B&SE3 Aug 28, 2017

### Last Catnip OC

"The Final Battle Part 5" S2E23 Oct 27, 2017

### Last Breaking Sheld

Gru is the main villain of the Catnip OC comics. He appears in many episodes throughout Seasons 1 and 2 as well as the Barron & Sheen miniseries. He is a former Marriage Counselor and Supervillain.

## Biography

Gru was born in 1964 to Janet McGill and Tom McGill. They put he and his sister (who was one year older than him) up for adoption. He was soon taken in by Sharon and Dwight Thompson, who raised him strictly. In his youth, he went by Gru Thompson, but as a teenager he preferred to just be called Gru. He spent most of his childhood locked in his room, studying. He was a hard worker in school but didn't have many friends.

He moved to Los Angeles when he was 19 to go to UCLA. There, he met Proto, Barron, and Sheen, who would go on to be his lifelong friends. He studied psychology and graduated when he was 22. He became a marriage counselor and ran a very steady business for years.

In 1991, his business fell apart. With little money to live off of, he resorted to robbing a truck full of televisions. He succeeded in his robbery and gained thousands of dollars from selling the TVs. He grew an itch for crime and began committing more, even though he had enough money to last the rest of his life.

In 2008, he was caught robbing a bank and was sentenced to 35 years in federal prison. His friends from college, Barron, Sheen, and Proto, helped him escape.

In 2017, Gru was informed of Sheen's death. He vowed to find and kill Sheen's murderer. Gru, Barron, and Proto discovered that the killer was Eazy E. While planning his assassination in the White House, they were attacked by Eazy. In the end, everyone except for Eazy died.

In the afterlife, Gru made a deal with Jesus saying that he had one more month to live, but he would go to Hell after his month was up. After returning to Earth, he partnered with Patrick, Gruetta, and The Phil to kill Eazy E. He attempted to recruit Sheldon and Ed Sheeran as well, but they declined his offer and stuck with Eazy.

In another surprise attack, Gru and his partners were finally killed in Gruetta's house by Eazy E, Chip Skylark, Sheldon, and Ed. He is presumed to currently be in Hell.
Sheldon

### Last Breaking Sheld

Dr. Sheldon Lee Cooper is a former scientist and meth cook. Originally from East Texas, Sheldon started college at the age of 11, receiving his first Ph.D. at the age of 16. Sheldon was involved in numerous experiments as a *wunderkind*, such as his plan to provide free electricity for his hometown by building a nuclear reactor - a plan stopped by government pen pushers claiming it's illegal to store yellowcake uranium in a garden shed.

## Biography

### Early Life

Sheldon was born on February 26, 1980, in a Walmart in Galveston, Texas to George Cooper Sr. and Mary Cooper,
 and was officiated at the Lawrence Memorial Hospital, although he actually "fell out" of Mary at a Walmart in 1980. He has a twin sister named Missy and an older brother named George Jr., both described by their mother to be "dumb as soup." Sheldon was raised according to his mother's Evangelical Christian beliefs, e.g., learning how to pray and becoming the co-captain of the East Texan Christian Youth Holy Roller Bowling League Championship team, seven-to-twelve year-old division. Meanwhile, he was forced to watch football by his father.

(*Taken from the Big Bang Theory Wikia page on Sheldon)*

After being fired from his job in Pasadena, he moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico at the age of 28 to become a science professor at the University of New Mexico, but was denied the job. Quickly running out of money, he partnered with his old friend, Ed Sheeran, to start cooking crystal methamphetamine.
Ed Sheeran

### Last Breaking Sheld

Edward Christopher Stevens (born February 17, 1991) is a British singer/songwriter and crystal meth manufacturer. He makes his first appearance in Catnip OC in Season 2 Episode 4 and his first appearance in Breaking Sheld in Season 1 Episode 1.

## Biography

Sheeran was born in Halifax, West Yorkshire, and moved with his family to Framlingham in Suffolk when he was a child. He has an older brother named Matthew, who works as a composer. Their parents, John and Imogen, are London-born. His paternal grandparents are Irish, and Sheeran has stated his father hailed from a "very large" Catholic family.

In 2005, Sheeran moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico to secure a record deal, but was not pleased with the amount of money he would be making. He didn't have enough money to pay for a flight back home. He met a man named Sheldon Cooper on the streets and soon started to sell crystal meth with him.

In 2017, Sheldon convinced Ed to help him, Chip Skylark, and Eazy E in assassinating Gru.