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Irving Ellery

**Irving Ellery** was a sniper from the Spirefort. The son of Amos Ellery, a military commander there, Irving affected a stern exterior but was kinder then he let on. He knew how to cook, and carved wooden animals as a hobby. A friend of Princess Phaedra Philemon, Irving met her, Hinalani Leina, and Silas at school, where they all trained together. He, Lani, and Caladrius Silenus accompanied her on an ill-fated vacation in 5000 AF that ended with the group's murder by Fata Morgana assassins. Phaedra won a challenge against the death god Cheth for the opportunity to return to life, but she and her friends were left in a state of undeath as Cheth cannot resurrect more than one person as the result of a challenge.

## Appearances

* "Prologue"
* "Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide"
* "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon"
* "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess"
* "Chapter 6: The False Prophetess" (Mentioned only)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Chapter 6: The False Prophetess"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Cast page
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 3.8 3.9 "Prologue"
4. ↑ "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon"
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 *Ask Phantomarine*: Page 16
6. ↑ "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess"
7. ↑ "Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide"
Shieldfort

The **Shieldfort** is one of the three headquarters of the Royal Marine Navy. Situated in the Pawikan archipelago in the southwest Candlelight Sea, it is constructed in and around an extinct shield volcano. The Shieldfort is known to be the least warlike branch of the navy, focusing on the defensive aspects of warfare. Notable locations within the fort include the Honu'ea Monastery, which predates the Fracture, the Shieldfort Anthropology Museum, and the famous Shieldfort Dojo. Plume Church High Priestess Halea Haumea and her daughter Hinalani Leina hail from the Shieldfort. The fort is symbolized by a sea turtle.

## Appearances

* "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana" (In a flashback)
* "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon" (Mentioned only)
* "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess" (Logo only, in a flashback)

## Sources

* "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Fata Morgana"
* "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Shieldfort"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Shieldfort"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
3. ↑ "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess"
4. ↑ "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon"
Grand Physalia

**Grand Physalia**, known as **Grand P**, is a shrine island of the Plume Church in the Salabay Archipelago. In 5000 AF, it was administered by Cardinal Garth. It hosts an annual Maritime Fair every Fracture Day.

## Appearances

* "Prologue" (Mentioned only)
* "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
* "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
2. ↑ "Prologue"
3. ↑ "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
Great Salabay Aquifer

The **Great Salabay Aquifer**, located on a large island in the Salabay Archipelago, is an aquifer sanctuary of the Plume Church. Like all aquifers, it is a centre of treatment for individuals with seabite. By 5000 AF, Abbess Sofia was in charge of the sanctuary. Pavel Morena, the son of Dr. Vanna Morena, was sent to the Great Salabay Aquifer in that year for his mandatory six-month quarantine, which he had avoided for seven years with the assistance of Cardinal Garth, in order to appease the church authorities. Other patients of the aquifer at the same time included Eddy, a snobby boy from the Saberfort, and Camille, who arrived around Fracture Day.

## Appearances

* "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
* "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana" (Mentioned only)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
2. ↑ "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
Pavel's headdress

This article's title is conjectural.The subject of this article has not been given a name in-universe.

## Historical information

### Owner(s)

* Pavel Morena
* Halea Haumea (briefly)
* Cheth

## Appearances

### Debut

"Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"

Pavel Morena owned a **headdress** as part of his Fracture Day costume of the god Cheth, inspired by ancient Bone Shaman regalia. As with the rest of the costume, the headdress was made by his mother, Vanna, for Fracture Day in the year 4999 AF. Pavel chose to wear the costume again the next year, when Vanna took him to the Fracture Day Maritime Fair on Grand Physalia, although Vanna was concerned about her son getting into trouble for wearing such a costume on a shrine island. The holiday was marked by tragedy, however, when High Priestess Halea Haumea announced that the corpse of Princess Phaedra Philemon, who was believed to have run away from home, had been discovered in the Salabay Archipelago. Pavel and Vanna had an unsettling encounter with Halea later that night in the shrine itself, and after Halea admired the handiwork of the mask, Pavel chose to give it to her as it had made her smile.

However, after the Morenas left the scene, Halea smashed the headdress while making a threatening statement towards Cardinal Garth. The clergyman, who had unsuccessfully attempted to prevent Halea from encountering the Morenas, gathered up the pieces, placed them in a wooden bucket and sent it out to sea as an offering to Cheth. The god found the bucket, and then encountered Pavel, who had been forced to flee his home alone after a Fata Morgana attack. Realizing that the child smelled like the contents of the bucket, Cheth then recognized Pavel, and after learning that Vanna was in danger, sent the boy north after telling him he knew someone who could help him find her. Pavel encountered the ghosts of Princess Phaedra and her crew, who were on a quest to find a sacred relic which could restore them to life, for which they required a living volunteer. Phaedra was reluctant to accept Pavel's offer of help due to him being a child, but Cheth forced her to accept the boy for the mission. After sending the group off, Cheth decided to reassemble the headdress and use it for a "shenanigan".

## Appearances

* "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
* "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
* "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon"
* "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 *Phantomarine* is set in the year 5000 AF (as shown in "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"). Chapter 2 states that Pavel's headdress was created for the previous year's Fracture Day, ergo 4999 AF.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon"
5. ↑ "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess"
Lighthouse road

**Lighthouse roads** are structures common in the Candlelight Sea. Constructed on the orders of the goddess Cheline, the roads consist of tall, square-columned lighthouses with light provided by phantomarine, a self-illuminating crystal. The entire world's supply of the substance was supposed to have been used to construct the lighthouse roads. The lighthouses flash when Fata Morgana are in the area, and provide a dividing line between the inhabited islands and the ghostwater.

## Appearances

* "Prologue"
* "Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide" (Mentioned only)
* "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
* "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
* "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
Amos Ellery

**Amos Ellery** was the father of Irving Ellery and an important figure at the Spirefort. When the Lodestar Guild opened a lab there, Amos moved to shut it down, but his son persuaded him to allow the lab to operate. When Irving later told Hinalani Leina about the incident, she was extremely surprised that he had managed to change his father's mind about anything.

Amos was aware of the conspiracy involving the possession of High Priestess Halea Haumea, and could communicate telepathically with the possessing entity. He was sad about his son's death during the assassination of Phaedra Philemon, but considered it necessary as Irving had been "tainted". Amos Ellery was balding, and had lost his right eye, which was covered up with an eyepatch.

## Appearances

* "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess" (Mentioned only)
* "Chapter 6: The False Prophetess"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Chapter 6: The False Prophetess"
Royal Marine Navy

The **Royal Marine Navy** is the primary military force of the Candlelight Sea. Headed by the Monarch-Admirals of the Philemon family, the navy is sacred to the goddess Cheline. It frequently fights the Fata Morgana, supernatural assassins who are supposedly the last living servants of the fallen god Cheth. The navy has three centres of power on the sea: the Saberfort, its primary headquarters, in the southeast; the Shieldfort in the southwest; and the Spirefort in the north. Each branch of the navy specializes in a different form of warfare.

## Appearances

* "Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide" (Mentioned only)
* "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana" (Mentioned only)
* "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess" (Mentioned only)

## Sources

* "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Fata Morgana"
* "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Shieldfort"
* "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Spirefort"
* "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Saberfort"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Saberfort"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Shieldfort"
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Spirefort"
5. ↑ "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
6. ↑ "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Fata Morgana"
Fracture Day Maritime Fair

The **Fracture Day Maritime Fair** is a festival held on the shrine island Grand Physalia in celebration of Fracture Day. It includes food and merchant stalls, giant animal puppets, and fireworks at the end of the night. Tickets are sold for entry.

## Appearances

* "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
* "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
Twin Ravens

The **Twin Ravens** is a symbol of the goddess Cheline, representing healing and hurting. It is one of many symbols of the mother goddess which could be foretold at New Year's by the High Priestess of the Plume Church to symbolize the upcoming year's fortune. In 5000 AF, High Priestess Halea Haumea dreamed that year's symbol as the Bonefish of the fallen god Cheth, believed to be evil by the people of the Candlelight Sea: it was the first time in ages that the symbol had not been a bird. In order to avoid a public panic, Halea kept the truth hidden to all but her protégée, Princess Phaedra Philemon, and lied that the symbol for that year was the Twin Ravens.

Phaedra was assassinated later that year, and challenged Cheth for the opportunity to return to life. She opted to vie against the death god in an exchange of questions, and after answering Cheth's question correctly, realized that he was unaware of goings-on on land. The princess was able to stump Cheth by asking him what the symbol currently adorning the coral altar was, as he believed it was the Twin Ravens as Halea had claimed. However, Phaedra was unable to return to life as she had demanded that her friends murdered alongside her also be restored to life, and Cheth was only allowed to bring back one person at a time. The death god challenged Phaedra to find a sacred relic which could resurrect the group properly, giving her until the next New Year to do so.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide"
2. ↑ "Prologue"
Spirefort

The **Spirefort** is the northern headquarters of the Royal Marine Navy. Situated in the frozen Kosatka archipelago, its residents are known for having a stern and severe outlook on life. Soldiers from the Spirefort specialize in ranged weaponry, such as guns and spears. The fort contains the Sarissa, the tallest structure on the Candlelight Sea, and the town of Sovnya. The Arquebus Rites, an annual shooting competition, are held every summer. A lab operated by the controversial Lodestar Guild was in operation at the Spirefort in 5000 AF.

## Appearances

* "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon" (Mentioned only)
* "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess" (Mentioned only)

## Sources

* "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Fata Morgana"
* "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Spirefort"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Spirefort"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess"
Vanna Morena

**Vanna Morena** was a doctor and chemist from the Salabay Archipelago. She was the head chemist of the controversial Lodestar Guild. Married to ferryman Leon Morena, together he and Vanna had a son, Pavel. When Pavel was three years old, he was seabitten and Leon was lost during a trip across the ghostwater. Subsequently, Vanna used an anti-seabite medication she had been developing to treat him, which proved more effective than the aquifer waters usually used. Vanna was ordered by Cardinal Garth of the Plume Church, one of the only clergy she trusted, to keep the medicine's existence secret due to what he described as "disastrous" timing, although he never explained to her what he meant.

In 5000 AF, Vanna was persuaded to send Pavel to the Grand Salabay Aquifer for six months in order to eventually get the Church off her and her son's backs. On that year's Fracture Day, Vanna took Pavel to the Maritime Fair on Grand Physalia. The end of the festivities was interrupted by the announcement of the discovery of the body of the missing Princess Phaedra Philemon. Vanna decided to enter the shrine to offer help to Garth, but there, she and her son had an odd encounter with High Priestess Halea Haumea, whom Garth unsuccessfully attempted to prevent from encountering the Morenas. Afterwards, Garth told Vanna to go into hiding with Pavel, giving him an illegal phantomarine lantern and ordering the two of them not to leave its light. Garth was subsequently struck down by the Silence, and fear of a Fata Morgana attack caused revelers to flee Grand Physalia.

Upon returning to her home on Aurelia Rock, Vanna put Pavel to bed before heading to her lab to hide her research, mulling over the suspicious details of Halea's appearance. At that time, the Fata Morgana attacked and took out the cabana's revenite lighthouse, leaving Vanna easy prey for an attack by seaghosts. Pavel woke up and, protected by the lantern, found Vanna in her lab. Before her disappearance, which was inevitable for all those completely consumed by seabite, she gave Pavel an emergency pack and told him to run. Pavel subsequently encountered the death god Cheth and was taken to meet up with the ghostly Princess Phaedra and the rest of her crew, told they could help him find his mother.

Vanna was transported to cell 7 of the secret lab beneath Snapdragon's Barrow at the Saberfort where people were converted into Fata Morgana. After having been in the cell for a week, she was confronted by "Halea", truly the goddess Cheline wearing her corpse, who taunted her about being so unlucky while ending up in a cell with a lucky number.

## Appearances

* "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
* "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
* "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon" (Imagination only)
* "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess" (In a flashback)
* "Chapter 6: The False Prophetess"

## Sources

* *The Pineapple Notes*
* *Ask Phantomarine*

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Vanna character sheet
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon"
5. ↑ "Chapter 6: The False Prophetess"
Mantaluna

The ***Mantaluna*** is a schooner and party boat belonging to Lady Daphne Philemon of the Saberfort. In 5000 AF, Daphne's daughter Phaedra and her friends Hinalani Leina and Irving Ellery, along with Saberfort Palace caretaker Sir Caladrius Silenus and Daphne's prize dog Katja, who stowed away onboard, borrowed the *Mantaluna* for an unauthorized vacation across the Candlelight Sea, which they chose not to inform Daphne about beforehand as she was "panicky". In the southwest sea, the *Mantaluna* was attacked by Fata Morgana assassins who murdered everyone onboard. The ship was subsequently stranded in an ice cave in the north by the death god Cheth, who had given Phaedra and her friends a quest to find a sacred relic which they could use to resurrect themselves.

## Appearances

* "Prologue"
* "Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide" (Mentioned only)
* "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon"
* "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Prologue"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess"
4. ↑ Cast page
5. ↑ "Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide"
Hinalani Leina

**Hinalani Leina**, nicknamed **Lani**, is a warrior monk from the Shieldfort. The daughter of High Priestess Halea Haumea of the Plume Church, Lani is a long-time friend of Princess Phaedra Philemon, heir to the throne of the Saberfort. Lani accompanied Phaedra on the doomed vacation which led to the murder of the princess and her friends aboard the schooner *Mantaluna* by the Fata Morgana. After the ship's crew became undead seaghosts upon Phaedra defeating the god Cheth in a challenge to return to life, Lani attempted to assuage Phaedra's guilt about entangling her friends in such a situation.

## Appearances

* "Prologue"
* "Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide"
* "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon"
* "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess"
* "Chapter 6: The False Prophetess" (Mentioned only)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Cast page
4. ↑ *Phantomarine* is set five thousand years after the Fracture. "Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide" establishes that Phaedra Philemon and her friends, including Lani, were murdered approximately four months before New Year's.
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 "Prologue"
6. ↑ "Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide"
Shakti

**Shakti** was the mother of Suresh. A few weeks before Fracture Day in 5000 AF, Dr. Vanna Morena treated her infected foot. When Vanna encountered Suresh at the Fracture Day Maritime Fair on Grand Physalia, he passed on his mother's regards, and offered Vanna and her son, Pavel, free food at his ramen stall.

## Appearances

* "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child" (Mentioned only)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Shieldfort

"**Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Shieldfort**" is the fourth lore page. The first of three lore pages at the end of Chapter 4, it was published on June 25, 2021.

## Appearances

### Characters

* Cheline
* Halea Haumea

### Groups and titles

* Bone Church
* Plume Church
	+ High Priestess
* Royal Marine Navy

### Locations

* Pawikan archipelago
	+ Shieldfort
		- Honu'ea Monastery
		- Shieldfort Anthropology Museum
		- Shieldfort Dojo
* Saberfort
* St. Gourami
Seabite

**Seabite** is a medical condition caused by being bitten by a seaghost. Individuals with the condition are known as "Horizon Children", after the belief that they have crossed the Horizon Line between life and death. The skin and hair within a seabite scar will lose all pigmentation, and the eyes of the afflicted turn pink regardless of the location of the scar. The seabitten are discriminated against because when the scar fully consumes their bodies, they are doomed to disappear and be transformed into Fata Morgana assassins, even with treatment, which typically takes no more than two years. Seabite is usually treated at aquifers controlled by the Plume Church, which possess hot springs supposedly blessed by the prophetess Shoshana.

Dr. Vanna Morena invented an anti-seabite medication after her son Pavel was seabitten at the age of three. The medicine proved to be far more effective than aquifer water, with the daily doses Pavel took ensuring his continued survival at the age of ten.

## Appearances

* "Prologue"
* "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
* "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
* "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon"
* "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess"

## Sources

* "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Fata Morgana"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
3. ↑ "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Fata Morgana"
4. ↑ "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess"
The Pineapple Notes

***The Pineapple Notes*** is a set of four lore pages published on July 11, 2022, at the end of Chapter 5. They are a representation of Pavel's notebook, and are written in the Gods' Tongue.

## Appearances

### Characters

* Cheth
* Cheth's favorite lady
* Cheth's mother
* Katja
* Pavel Morena
* Vanna Morena
* Phaedra Philemon
* Shoshana

### Locations

* Headless Pantheon
* Ice cave
* Sarissa

### Other

* Gods' Tongue
* *Mantaluna*
* Pavel's notebook
* Sacred relic
* Seaghost

## Pages

1. Page One
2. Page Two
3. Page Three
4. Page Four
Suresh

**Suresh** is a cook from the Salabay Archipelago. The son of Shakti, he ran a ramen stand at the Maritime Fair held on Grand Physalia to celebrate Fracture Day in 5000 AF. He gave Dr. Vanna Morena and her son Pavel free meals because Vanna had treated his mother's injured foot a few weeks prior.

## Appearances

* "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
* "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
2. ↑ 3.4 "The Crosser" notes
Coral altar

This article's title is conjectural.The subject of this article has not been given a name in-universe.

## Appearances

### Debut

"Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide"

A **coral altar** is located in the monastery atop Crucible Hill. Every New Year's, the High Priestess of the Plume Church sees a symbol in a dream which serves as an omen of the upcoming year's fortune. She then draws it on the altar, although the symbol is typically hidden by the red altarcloth draped over it. In 5000 AF, for the first time in ages, the omen symbol was not one of the birds of the mother goddess Cheline, but the Bonefish of her exiled brother Cheth. Halea Haumea, the then-High Priestess, chose to lie about the symbol in order to avoid a panic, keeping the truth secret to all but herself and her protégée, Princess Phaedra Philemon, but did draw the true symbol upon the altar. After her murder later that year, Phaedra created an illusion of the altar when she challenged Cheth for the chance to return to life, winning by showing him the true symbol on the altar.

## Appearances

* "Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide" (Illusion)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 "Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide"
2. ↑ "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
3. ↑ "Prologue"
St. Gourami Marlins

The **St. Gourami Marlins** are a professional hockey team based on St. Gourami, the capital island of the Candlelight Sea. The team was founded in 2782 AF. By 5000 AF, the Marlins were considered one of the worst teams on the sea, with its players said to be better at fighting than scoring goals. They are Hinalani Leina's favourite sports team, and she considers the players to be "really cool and nice". Lani and her mother, Halea Haumea, had season tickets and used to go to every game. Lani was wearing a Marlins T-shirt when she was murdered in late summer of that year.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *Ask Phantomarine*: Page 17
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Prologue"
3. ↑ "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Saberfort"
4. ↑ "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess"
Crucible Hill monastery

This article's title is conjectural.The subject of this article has not been given a name in-universe.

## Crucible Hill monastery

### Affiliation

Plume Church

A **monastery** is located on the top of Crucible Hill. It contains a coral altar, on which the High Priestess of the Plume Church draws the omen symbol she saw in a dream every New Year's.

## Appearances

* "Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide" (Illusion)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
Candlelight Sea

The **Candlelight Sea** is an ocean. For five thousand years, it has been cursed by the aftereffects of the Fracture, a divine conflict between the gods Cheth and Cheline. The residents of the Candlelight Sea, who live on its many islands, are protected from the ghostwater by lighthouse roads powered by the luminous mineral phantomarine.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Prologue"
2. ↑ "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Fracture"
3. ↑ "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
Seaghost

**Seaghosts** are the spirits of the dead within the Candlelight Sea. They came to infest the ocean as the result of the Fracture, an ancient divine conflict between the gods Cheth and Cheline. Cheth, the loser, is the god of death and was himself trapped in the sea, imprisoning all of the dead alongside him. Seaghosts pose a threat to the living in the form of seabite, as individuals who get bitten by ghosts are doomed to transform into Fata Morgana, deadly assassins. The ghosts are constantly filled with a mindless hunger.

Although sacred aquifer water has been the standard treatment for seabite, Dr. Vanna Morena invented an anti-seabite medication which is even more effective, but she was ordered to keep it secret for unknown reasons.

Princess Phaedra Philemon and her friends – Caladrius Silenus, Irving Ellery, Hinalani Leina, and Katja – became sentient seaghosts when Phaedra challenged and defeated Cheth after being assassinated. However, as Cheth is not allowed to bring back more than one person after a challenge, he split Phaedra's soul five ways, leaving the group still dead, but not mindless. Cheth gave the crew until New Year's to find a sacred relic capable of restoring them to life, threatening to reclaim them for his "collection" if they failed.

## Sources

* "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: Cheth"
* "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Fracture"
* *The Pineapple Notes*
* *Ask Phantomarine*

## References

1. ↑ "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Fracture"
2. ↑ "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Fata Morgana"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 "Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide"
4. ↑ "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
5. ↑ "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon"
Shrine island

**Shrine islands** are islands controlled by the Plume Church, on which shrines have been constructed. The islands frequently contain secret passageways primarily used for deliveries. Grand Physalia is one such island in the Salabay Archipelago.

## Appearances

* "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
* "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
2. ↑ "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
Anti-seabite medication

An **anti-seabite medication** was invented by Dr. Vanna Morena to stop the spread of seabite, a medical condition caused by contact with seaghosts. Taken regularly, the medicine halts the spread of colourless seabite scars, preventing the patient from vanishing and transforming into a Fata Morgana assassin, the final fate of seabitten people once their scar covers their entire body.

Vanna began work on the medication around 4990 AF, but her work received its first major test in 4993 AF when her son, Pavel, was seabitten. She successfully treated him with the medicine, which proved far more efficacious than the blessed water of the aquifers controlled by the Plume Church. Vanna shared the existence of the medicine with Cardinal Garth, who in turn reported the discovery to High Priestess Halea Haumea. The scientist was ordered to keep the discovery quiet until further notice due to "disastrous" timing that Garth refused to elaborate on, and Vanna did so with a heavy heart, despite all of the lives she wanted to save.

## Appearances

* "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
* "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon"
* "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon"
3. ↑ "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
Arquebus Rites

The **Arquebus Rites** is an annual precision shooting competition held every summer at the Spirefort. Winners earn places of honour within the Spirefort's military, and their guns are hung upon the elevator shaft of the Sarissa, the tallest structure on the Candlelight Sea. By 5000 AF, the Rites had been held for nearly five thousand years, but the walls of the Sarissa were not even halfway covered with the weapons of past winners.

## Sources

* "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Spirefort"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Spirefort"
Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Saberfort

"**Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Saberfort**" is the sixth lore page. The third and final lore page released after the end of Chapter 4, it was published on July 2, 2021.

## Appearances

### Characters

* Cheth
* Shoshana

### Groups and titles

* Plume Church
	+ High Priestess
* Royal Marine Navy
	+ King-Admiral

### Locations

* Candlelight Sea
* Mobula Archipelago
	+ Saberfort
		- Coral Palace
			* Graviary of Shoshana
		- Royal Marine Naval Academy
		- Snapdragon's Barrow
		- Telegonus
* St. Gourami
Grenade

### In-Game Desc.

Deals 10 damage to adjacent platforms if destroyed in green state. Deals 30 damage to player if destroyed in red state.

### Deploy Speed

? / ? / ? / 30 sec

Rather volatile cycling pop-up.

Much like Lucky Bunny and Taser, Grenade cycles between two states indicated by the color of triangle in the middle of it:

* Green state: once killed with direct damage, will instantly deal 10 dmg to every PU in 3x3 area around it.
* Red state: once killed with direct damage, player will immediately take 30 dmg.

Killing it with any instance of the indirect damage (orbs, ultimate, Bomb Trap) will not trigger its passive.

When stunned enters \*grey\* or \*colorless\* state in which none of its passive abilities work.

Can damage bosses, forcing them to descend and redeploy.

## Unit Ability

Send out 3 damage orbs (30 damage to a random active pop-up. One of the best damage orb sources in the game as it one shots any non-boss PU in the tower except for the Vault.

The effect from activating multiple grenades simultaneously can target the same pop-up multiple times, resulting in loosing damage orbs.

Can benefit from having dspd reduction ( Stopwatch ).
Horizon Line

The **Horizon Line** is the boundary between life and death. The souls of seabitten individuals are considered to have crossed the line, resulting in the slur "crosser".

## Appearances

* "Prologue"
* "Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide"
* "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana" (Mentioned only)
* "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon" (Mentioned only)

## References

1. ↑ 0.1 "The Horizon Line" notes
2. ↑ "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
Charlie

**Charlie** was an animal skull owned by Pavel Morena during his stay at the Great Salabay Aquifer. When she came to pick him up for a day out on Fracture Day of 5000 AF, Pavel's mother Vanna briefly used the skull as a puppet while sneaking into his room, surprising the boy. Upon learning what Pavel had named the skull, Vanna quipped that it did look like "a Charlie".

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
Cabana Morena

**Cabana Morena** is the home of the Morena family. It was constructed by Leon Morena on Aurelia Rock, an islet in the ghostwater in the Salabay Archipelago, after his marriage to the scientist Vanna Morena, as Vanna's reputation for being a so-called witch meant that some people did not want her living near them. Vanna continued to live in the cabana with their son, Pavel, after Leon was lost to seabite in an accident. The home was protected by a revenite lighthouse until the Fata Morgana attacked Aurelia Rock just after Fracture Day of 5000 AF. Vanna suffered the same fate as her husband, while Pavel was forced to flee for his life, protected by a phantomarine lantern.

## Appearances

* "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child" (Mentioned indirectly)
* "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
* "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess" (In a flashback)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess"
Kosatka archipelago

The **Kosatka archipelago** is situated in the northern Candlelight Sea. Known for ice floes, the archipelago is home to the Spirefort, the northern headquarters of the Royal Marine Navy.

## Behind the scenes

"Kosatka" (and variations thereupon) means "orca" in several Slavic languages, including Russian and Ukrainian.

## Appearances

* "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon" (Mentioned only)

## Sources

* "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Spirefort"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Spirefort"
The Fracture

**The Fracture** was a divine conflict between the twin gods Cheth and Cheline.

According to holy texts, Cheth had become wicked and committed many profane crimes, leading Cheline to realize that he needed to be stopped. She created Shoshana, her mortal daughter, and the two fought Cheth and his armies in a devastating battle that ruined large swathes of the Candlelight Sea. Eventually, Cheth weakened enough that the two struck a final blow that separated Cheth's soul from his physical body, trapping him beneath the water. However, the event also cursed the sea, contaminating it with uncountable numbers of seaghosts which posed a threat to the living. Afterwards, Cheline promised mortals that her daughter would one day return to heal the sea, while Cheth was held responsible for the entire conflict.

The event is commemorated by the holiday Fracture Day, held annually on October 31.

## Appearances

* "Prologue" (Mentioned only)
* "Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide" (Mentioned indirectly)
* "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child" (Mentioned only)
* "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana" (Mentioned only)
* "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon" (Mentioned only)
* "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess" (Mentioned only)
* *Anathema*

## Sources

* "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: Cheth"
* "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Fracture"
* "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Shieldfort"
* *The Pineapple Notes*
* *Ask Phantomarine*

## References

1. ↑ *Phantomarine* is set five thousand years after the Fracture, which "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child" reveals is dated 5000 AF. As such, the Fracture caused a reset of the dating system.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Fracture"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: Cheth"
4. ↑ "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
New Year's

### Celebrations

High Priestess of the Plume Church dreams of an omen foretelling the coming year's fortune

**New Year's**, also known as the **New Year** or **New Year's Day**, is a holiday celebrating the end of one year and the beginning of another. In the Candlelight Sea, the holiday is marked with a religious ritual wherein the High Priestess of the Plume Church sees a symbol in a dream which foretells the good or bad fortune of the coming year. She then draws the symbol on the coral altar in the Crucible Hill monastery, replacing the old symbol.

The New Year's omen for 5000 AF was, for the first time in ages, not one of the birds of the mother goddess Cheline, but the Bonefish, symbol of Cheline's brother, the exiled death god Cheth. As a result, High Priestess Halea Haumea chose to keep the true omen secret, concealing from all but her protégée, Princess Phaedra Philemon, that that year's omen was not the Twin Ravens of healing and hurting. Phaedra was assassinated later that year, and won a challenge against Cheth to return to life in part by revealing the existence of the bonefish omen to him. The omen in fact signified that the upcoming New Year's was a deadline, beyond which the healing of the haunted Candlelight Sea would become impossible if certain actions were not taken.

Phaedra had demanded that her friends be restored alongside her as her reward for winning her challenge, and Cheth was able to use this to keep them undead since he was not allowed to resurrect more than one life at a time. He ordered Phaedra to find a sacred relic which could restore life to seaghosts, but framed it as a challenge he was giving them for his own amusement: not using the relic would doom the entire sea. He gave Phaedra and her crew a deadline of New Year's without explaining the true reason for it, claiming it was a reasonable time limit. Pavel Morena's quarantine at the Great Salabay Aquifer was also due to end that same New Year's.

## Appearances

* "Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide" (Mentioned only)
* "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child" (Mentioned only)
* "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess" (Mentioned only)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 "Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
3. ↑ "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
4. ↑ "Prologue"
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess"
Aurelia Rock

**Aurelia Rock** is an islet in the Salabay Archipelago, consisting of one larger islet and two smaller rocky islets right next to it. It is located in the ghostwater. Leon Morena constructed a cabana on the islet, protected by a revenite lighthouse, for his family to live in because his wife, Vanna, was viewed as a witch by some Salabay residents due to her affiliation with the Lodestar Guild.

## Appearances

* "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
* "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess" (In a flashback)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
2. ↑ "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess"
Shieldfort Anthropology Museum

The **Shieldfort Anthropology Museum**, also known as the **Shieldfort Museum**, is located at the Shieldfort and houses a collection of priceless artifacts predating the Fracture. The museum's artifacts include items from the considered-accursed Bone Church, including a set of Bone Shaman regalia dating from 300-100 BF which fascinated Pavel Morena.

## Appearances

* "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana" (In a flashback)

## Sources

* "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Shieldfort"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
2. ↑ "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Shieldfort"
Bone Church

The **Bone Church** was a religious organization which served the death god Cheth. After Cheth was defeated by his sister Cheline during the divine conflict known as the Fracture, supposedly due to becoming increasingly wicked, the church was dissolved, and came to be considered accursed. Bone Shaman was a rank within the organization. By 5000 AF, some artifacts from the Bone Church were preserved in the Shieldfort Anthropology Museum.

## Sources

* "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Shieldfort"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Shieldfort"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: Cheth" states that Cheth was highly respected prior to the Fracture. As Cheth was blamed for the Fracture occurring, the Bone Church must have been dissolved around or after it happened.
3. ↑ "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: Cheth"
4. ↑ "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Fracture"
5. ↑ "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
Sarissa

The **Sarissa** was a frozen tower located at the Spirefort. It was famed as the tallest structure on the Candlelight Sea. The chieftain of the Kosatka archipelago dwelled at the top of the Sarissa, and the town of Sovnya was located at its base. Winners of the Arquebus Rites would have their guns hung from the tower's elevator shaft, and by 5000 AF the walls were not even halfway covered, despite the competition having been held for nearly five millennia. The fallen god Cheth claimed that in his true form, he was large enough to look into the windows at the top of the Sarissa.

## Sources

* "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Spirefort"
* *The Pineapple Notes*

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Spirefort"
2. ↑ *The Pineapple Notes*
Plume Church

The **Plume Church** is a religious body serving the mother goddess Cheline. The church spreads the teachings of Cheline and her supposed daughter Shoshana. It is headed by a High Priestess from the capital island, St. Gourami. The Plume Church controls various shrine islands and sacred aquifers throughout the Candlelight Sea. In 5000 AF, the church was headed by High Priestess Halea Haumea of the Shieldfort.

## Appearances

* "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
* "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
* "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon" (Mentioned only)
* "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess" (In a flashback)
* "Chapter 6: The False Prophetess"

## Sources

* "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Shieldfort"
* "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Saberfort"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Shieldfort"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 "Notes on the Candlelight Sea: The Saberfort"
Pavel's paddleboard

This article's title is conjectural.The subject of this article has not been given a name in-universe.

## Appearances

### Debut

"Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"

Pavel Morena owns a **paddleboard** for use as water transportation. A large, light brown board longer than Pavel is tall, he brought it with him during his stay at the Great Salabay Aquifer in 5000 AF, using it when he snuck out of the aquifer to feed seaghosts. The board has ropes attached on one end for strapping bags to it, as well as the board's paddle when it is being carried on land.

## Appearances

* "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
* "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana"
* "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon"
* "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
Gods' Tongue

**Gods' Tongue** is the language of the gods. Only immortals can speak it. It has a written glyph alphabet the symbols of which are used frequently: Pavel Morena's paddleboard has the symbols of Cheth's name on it, and clergy of the Plume Church have the "CH" symbol on their scarves. The prayers used to bless food for the dead to eat are in the God's Tongue, and can thus only be spoken by a deity. Cheth, the banished god of the sea, can only communicate in God's Tongue, so only the dead can understand him. He was, however, able to communicate with the seabitten Pavel through writing by repurposing the God's Tongue glyphs to make symbols Pavel could understand.

## Behind the scenes

The Gods' Tongue alphabet is a phonetic cypher which has been largely fan-translated. "Sailor Cheth", a 2022 April Fool's Day comic, was entirely written in the language.

## Appearances

* "Prologue"
* "Chapter 1: King of the Red Tide" (Translated)
* "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child" (Symbols only)
* "Chapter 3: The Fata Morgana" (Symbols only)
* "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon"
* "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess"
* "Chapter 6: The False Prophetess"

## References

1. ↑ "Chapter 2: The Horizon Child"
2. ↑ "Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon"
3. ↑ "Chapter 5: The Manta Princess"
A.C.R.O.N.M.

Damien

Derrick

Dale

Dean

Donna

**A.C.R.O.N.M.**, otherwise known as the **Association for Cataloguing Researching and Observing Neat Mysteries**, is an organization that, as their name suggests, investigates mysterious events and locations, often linked to the paranormal or supernatural. They are responsible for compiling the tapes that make up the entirety of The Hotdog Archives series.

## History

On July 7th, 2022, A.C.R.O.N.M. uploaded a video onto YouTube titled ***The Hotdog Archives***. As stated in the description, this video was comprised of two VHS tapes with ties to "the Hank's Hotdogs mystery." The first was a company training tape from 1975, and the other a confidential case reel from 1990, taken from JPD archives.

Following this, a few pieces of evidence were posted onto A.C.R.O.N.M.'s official Instagram page; most of it consisting of fairly useless materials, such as a photo of the Hank's Hotdogs restaurant, a magazine editorial about Cecil Darnell, and some selfies.

A few months later, on January 4th, 2023, A.C.R.O.N.M. uploaded their second compilation of tapes, in a video titled ***The Hotdog Archives II***. This video was comprised of *three* tapes: A company PSA, again from 1975, a night guard training tape from 1976, and a police interrogation reel from 1990 (The last one following up on the previous police tape).

Shortly after that, on June 24th, 2023, A.C.R.O.N.M. posted a video titled ***Hank's Hotdogs Commercial Reel***. According to the description, they had found a variety of old commercials from Hank's Hotdogs' heyday, and couldn't find a place to slot them into their investigation. As a result, they put them all together into a short compilation of adverts. As of now, this is their latest video, barring a One Year Anniversary thank-you video.

## The A.C.R.O.N.M. Files

The A.C.R.O.N.M. Files is a short miniseries featured on the A.C.R.O.N.M. Instagram hosted by A.C.R.O.N.M. member Dean. It details the many different cryptids and mysteries the group has investigated over the years. There is currently one entry, detailing a creature known as The Hose. It is unknown how this affects the main series.

## Instagram Page

https://instagram.com/\_\_a.c.r.o.n.m\_official\_?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

## Trivia

• A.C.R.O.N.M. runs an Instagram page. It's really cool, and you should go follow them for ~~useless pictures and selfies~~ lore!

• A.C.R.O.N.M. Members Dan and Dylan really don't like each other.

• A.C.R.O.N.M. Member Damien got tetanus after mishandling a rusty sign from the junkyard.

• A.C.R.O.N.M. Member Derrick is responsible for making the thumbnail used in ***Hank's Hotdogs Commercial Reel***. According to him, Dan has since banned him from using the computer.
Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon

"**Chapter 4: Schooner of the Moon**" is the fourth chapter of *Phantomarine*. It ran from May 18, 2020 to June 21, 2021.

## Appearances

### Characters

* Cheline (Mentioned only)
* Cheth
* Cheth's favorite lady (As a ghost)
* Irving Ellery
* Garth (Mentioned only)
* Katja
* Hinalani Leina
* Pavel Morena
* Vanna Morena (Imagination)
* Daphne Philemon (Mentioned only)
* Phaedra Philemon
* Shoshana (Mentioned only)
* Caladrius Silenus

### Events

* The Fracture (Mentioned only)
* Fracture Day (Mentioned only)
* Raid on Aurelia Rock (Mentioned only)

### Groups and titles

* Fata Morgana
* Lodestar Guild (Mentioned only)
* Morena family
* Philemon family
* Plume Church (Mentioned only)
	+ Cardinal (Mentioned only)

### Locations

* Headless Pantheon
* Ice cave
* Kosatka archipelago (Mentioned only)
	+ Spirefort (Mentioned only)
* Saberfort (Mentioned only)
* Salabay Archipelago
	+ Cabana Morena (Mentioned only)
* Seawall (Mentioned only)
* Shieldfort (Mentioned only)

### Other

* Anti-seabite medication
* Blessed food
* Ghostwater
* Gods' Tongue
* Horizon Line (Mentioned only)
* Lighthouse road
* *Mantaluna*
* *Narval*
* Pavel's headdress
* Pavel's paddleboard
* Phantomarine
* Phantomarine lantern
* Sacred relic (Mentioned only)
* Seabite
* Seaghost
* *Silvervein*

## Pages

1. Schooner of the Moon
2. The Bucket
3. Lost in Translation
4. The Rambling Redtider
5. Those Who Serve
6. Where Mother Went
7. The Right Question
8. The Wave
9. Snowcap and Snowflakes
10. Ice and Stone
11. Sabotage
12. Fortunate Formula
13. Path of the Lodestar
14. The Nearest Shark
15. Flash and Slash
16. The Banshee
17. The Shy Skeleton
18. The Samoyed
19. A Bite of Brunch
20. Free Bird
21. The Djinn
22. The Revenant
23. Good As Gone
24. The Victims
25. A Familiar Word
26. Misty Marauders
27. The Tracker
28. Hunters and Hunted
29. Our Leader and Yours
30. Silent Shame
31. No Time to Think
32. Friends of Phaedra
33. What Pavel Remembered
34. A Pleased Plesiosaur
35. Jeff
36. Dragon and Princess
37. Off With His Head
38. Red Tide Revenge
39. The Wave of Beasts
40. The Mantaluna
41. The Chaperone
42. Code Red
43. All Aboard
44. Special Delivery
45. Shots Shots Shots
46. Red Light
47. Concern and Relief
48. Caretaker Cal
49. Two Cups of Chai
50. Supernatural Struggles
51. The Box
52. Inevitably Inedible
53. Blursed Food
54. The Kitchen
55. Beggars at the Window
56. The Smorgasbord
57. The Missing Guest
58. An Invitation to Tea
59. Reconstitution
60. Wail of the Banshee
61. The Heroine's Regret
62. Cal's Wisdom
63. A Teensy Change
64. Pavel and Phaedra
65. Not a Monster
66. The King's Three Faces