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## Physical Characteristics

### Hair color

Different through genetics, Average colors: black, blond, brown, gray, red, white

### Eye color

Different through genetics, Average color: amber, blue, brown, gray, green, hazel

## Sociocultural Characteristics

### Diet

Omnivorous

**Humans** are a race of mortal, sentient beings who were created by the deity Xeren and are the dominant species of Euclid.

## Biology and appearance

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## Background

Humans are a natural habitant of Euclid, unlike the otherworldy angels and demons. They actively fight to save the planet.

## Society and culture

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## Notable humans

* Atticus Anoethite
* Blossom Cane
* Gabriel Alchemilia
* Marshall Rooke
* Samuel Brownlee
* Wen Li
Xeren's soul

"*Looking up at the sky, the group noticed a large tear-shaped ball of fire streaking across it slowly, bringing a wake of red with it.*" —Narration, "Awakening"

**Xeren's soul** is an object in *The Demon's Light*.

## Appearance

Xeren's soul can be seen throughout the skies of Euclid, orbiting the planet as a glowing red sphere. It appears to leave a red streak when it passes through the sky.

## Background

Xeren was a first-generation deity and a former member of the Powers. When a war broke out between demons and their creator, Elo, Xeren allied with the demons and fought against Elo's angels for control of Eden.

The other Powers initially refused to intervene, but Xeren's slaying of Elo forced them to. Xeren was eventually killed by the Powers and his soul left his body. The soul ascended into the atmosphere of Euclid, orbiting the planet as a glowing red sphere. Centuries after Xeren's death, the soul can still be seen throughout the skies of Euclid.

## Abilities

Xeren's soul is the most powerful object one can acquire on Euclid. Harnessing the power of the soul grants the user nigh-omnipotence. Despite many attempts and wars to acquire the soul, nobody recorded has ever been able to harness it.
Tessa Lancaster/Season One

"Hide & Seek"
Tessa, under her alias "Beth," approached her superior at the Laboratory of the Unexplainable, Steven Devlin, when he was seated at a table with his sister. Interrupting their conversation, asking if he had a moment and saying that the lab was having a few network problems after an announcement from Alchemilia Corporation.

"Exit Music"
Questioned by Steven for details, Beth informed him that Alchemilia made an announcement looking for a fugitive and took over everyone's phones and computers for it, causing the lab networks to slow down. After being asked more questions by Melissa, Beth revealed that Alchem was looking for someone named Chris Wellington and then dismissed herself, resuming her work.

"Ticking Clock"
Seated by herself at the main hall in the lab, Tessa began to turn on a computer and pulled a flash drive out of her pocket, inserting it into the computer. Searching through files, she downloaded a file on a "red atmospheric phenomenon throughout Euclid" and skimmed over it quickly.

Hearing footsteps, she quickly pulled her flash drive from the computer and proceeded to shut the electronic down. The source of the footsteps soon revealed itself as Richard Smith and a small conversation began on how they did not expect to see each other and that she was at work earlier than usual.

With the conversation ending shortly after, both went on their ways.
Lewis

**Lewis** is a side character in *The Demon's Light*. He is a 15-year-old male.

## Contents

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1. Background
2. Personality
3. Abilities
4. Trivia

## AppearanceEdit

Lewis has gray eyes due to lack of sleep and recurring nightmares about his deceased family. He also wears tattered rags, remnants of the clothes he wore during the bizarre disaster that ruined his house. Lewis' hair is an utter mess, as he has not combed it since that day.

## BackgroundEdit

Lewis was born in a beautiful city. He had his parents, a brother, and two sisters. When his house was destroyed, he found himself forced to move on his own to the next village over, automatically assuming it was a flood. Upon discovering a flood chart, however, he discovered how wrong he was. It had not been a flood, but rather, an explosion. His house had in fact been destroyed by The Demon's Light, which Kaz was attempting to hide from Xeren at the time.

Upon this revelation, he vowed to search for The Demon's Light, which brought him to meet Atticus Anoethite, whom he struck up a friendship with. He soon became acquainted with the rest of the protagonists. However, in season 4, he went insane and wrecked the protagonists' apartment in Silivia, leaving the group to return to the nomadic ways they had exhibited in parts of seasons 1 and 2. Lewis has taken up residence in the basement of The Laboratory of the Unexplainable, though neither Steven Anoethite nor Richard Smith are aware of this.

## PersonalityEdit

Lewis is awkward and shy, but funny when he opens up. He is also extremely smart and creative. After the so-called flood, he has been shown to have an insane streak from time to time.

## TriviaEdit

* Around the same time as The Demon's Light ruined Lewis' home, it also struck the father of Harrison and Piercy Provost and drove him insane, similar to what it did to Lewis.
* He has never met Jay Brendon, though he has heard a lot about him.
Atticus Anoethite/Season Two

"Until Dawn"
Escaping from the events of "Primo Victoria," the group flies the Hummingbird to the continent of Muné. After crash landing, several members got out, with Atticus holding Blossom and jumping out.

They are lead to a large manor by Samuel, who tells everyone that the house belongs to him. After being dismissed for the night, Atticus carries Blossom upstairs to find a place to sleep.

The next morning, the group is gathered around a spire in the snow, holding a funeral for Fontaine and Steven. Feeling guilt for the death of Steven, Atticus decided not to speak. While upset about Fontaine's death, Atticus felt something was wrong due to how he did not receive a vision of Fontaine's death and several other factors.

Once the funeral ended, he pulled Marshall aside and told him about his visions and how he once had a strange vision of Fontaine being the leader of the figures members of the group faced in "In Somnis Veritas."

Spotting a young man walking towards them, Atticus expressed confusion. Marshall dismissed the man as a lost tourist and the two headed back towards the others.

"Roaming King"
After the funeral, the group went back inside the manor. Atticus and Marshall, instructed by Samuel, began to remove a chandelier off the dining room table so that the group could have some room there.

Atticus asked Samuel what their plan was, and was informed that they should be leaving as soon as possible. After Marshall complained about being hungry, Melissa went down to the cellar to get food. Upon her leaving, gunshots were fired into the house and led to the manor partially collapsing, blocking the group from each other.

Left with Li and Samuel, Atticus followed the two throughout the manor, trying to find a way to escape. Once settled in another room, they became under attack by an unseen assailant. Trying to protect Samuel, Atticus pulled his gun out and tried to fire at the shadow of the being, only to realize he was out of ammo. As the attacker continued to attack Samuel, Li pushed a statue over, causing the attacker to flee quickly.

Preparing to leave, Atticus saw a glimpse of the figure again, only to be attacked and left with a wide slash across his face. With a new type of vision coming to him, Atticus was able to see where the attacker hid and grabbed a sword from a statue of a knight. Using his ability, he stabbed at the area he saw and killed the man instantly.

Leaving the others shocked and silent, the three paused for a few minutes. Samuel then announced it was time to move on and the trio headed out, eventually finding their way out of the manor and meeting up with the other group members.
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## Muné

### Type

Continent

**Muné** is a continent of Euclid. Due to frequent occupation by demons and angels, the continent is known for its odd and unique ecosystems and animals.

## Background

Muné is home to 20 million inhabitants of a variety of races. Exotic ecosystems are common, with natural features said to originate from Eden.

## Notable Places

### Heatrock Enclave

The Heatrock Enclave is a large area of volcanic activity.
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## Family

### Children

Melissa Devlin (daughter)
Delilah Sage (daughter)
Steven Devlin (son)

## Other

### Portrayer

Messenger of Heaven

**Jenna**, commonly referred to as **Jen**, is a minor angel character in *The Demon's Light*. Jen is the mother of Melissa Devlin, Delilah Sage and Steven Devlin. Jen has long sliver hair, akin to her daughter Delilah. Her eyes are a beautiful hazel, matching Melissa. She appears to be in her late 20's even though she is much older.

## Background

Jen was a former member of the angel's army. Due to never truly siding with their beliefs and practices, she left it after a short serving. This action resulted in her becoming an outcast among her own species. Her ousting was made worse because, in contrast to the dominant angel belief, Jen believed that Euclid was not to be owned by one dominant species that enslaved or killed others. Jen successfully blended in with the humans and met Melissa's father after several years. After the birth of her children, Delilah Sage, Melissa Devlin, and Steven Devlin, Jen knew her half-angel children would become targets. In order to protect them, she designed a way to pass them off as humans; just as she did to herself. Due to her actions, neither children were aware of their supernatural ties until they were much older. Jen came back into their lives after being informed of the events that were surrounding her daughter, Melissa.

## Role in Series

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## Personality

Jen is a rather kind, intelligent being who stays on the sidelines, but often has a big hand in ongoing events.
Azul Baldwin

**Azul Baldwin** is a recurring character of unknown loyalty in *The Demon's Light.*

## Background

Azul was born on Euclid, many years ago in the continent of Hala. At a young age, Azul had the great honor of meeting Xeren himself. This came about while he saved the life of a woman named Tina (secretly a demigod child of Xeren, although he has long since forgotten her) who he later wed. At some point, he had kids, although none of their names have been revealed yet. Little else is known about his family life. Following his saving Tina's life, Xeren gifted him with immortality via strong devices attached all over his body. Despite being immortal, Azul and Tina settled down with their family, but things became heated when Azul's whole family was kidnapped by an evil demon, leading him to never see them again. Instead, Azul retreated into the woods and befriended many animals living there, causing him to switch to vegetarianism. Eventually, Azul started to destroy his devices, believing them to be only curses to his well-being. Starting in Season 2, the protagonists have encountered him many times in forests and other obscure locations. While he does help them and inhibits marvelous knowledge, he never stays around long enough to see the results of his plans.

## Appearance

Azul has white hair and clear ocean-green eyes. He is 6 feet tall. He used to wear metallic tanks attached to his arms and legs, a helmet on his head, shoulder pads, and a back brace; but has since started to shatter and discard them, as an effort to end his immortality.

## Abilities

Azul used to be immortal, but his efforts to get rid of his immortality have left his days numbered. Azul is wise and skilled at several activities, such as fighting, chess, and animal taming.

## Trivia

* Azul is currently around 2.5 thousand years of age.
* He remains very mysterious for most of the series.
* Azul much prefers animals over human interaction due to living in the forest.
* Azul will act as a surrogate parent to animals, setting them off on their own when they are old enough.
* Azul loves cats the most out of any animal and took one of his pet cats with him to the forest.
* Azul has severe narcolepsy.
* Azul, since moving to the woods, is known to store strange artifacts on his person. He once emptied his pockets and found a small statue he did not recognize.
* It is currently unknown where his alliances lie.
* Azul has a great fascination with death, feeling he will finally join his family again if he dies.
Isadora Evergreen

Isadora "Issy" Evergreen is a fanmade character created by Chase McFly.

## Background Edit

Orphaned at the age of 8, Issy was abducted into Moon Supernatural Training Academy. At first, she wasn't aware of the reason, but when her friend, Belle, and her got into a fight over who had a better name, she ended up freezing Belle's hair. Issy and Belle's friendship has been rather strained since that day. Upon hearing of the barn's destruction, Issy begged to be a part of the Elite Force, but Steven said that they had run out of room. Later on, Issy saved Belle from near death, after Savannah had fatally wounded her. Since then, Issy remains an ally of the team, still occasionally helping them out.

## Personality Edit

Issy can be a bit selfish and rude, but is generally understanding and nice to her friends, especially Belle, Steven, Marshall, Melissa, and Guil.
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**Eden** is a mystical parallel universe and the original home of the angels and demons. Gabriel Alchemilia opened a portal to Eden, following the demons' praise of it, unknowingly unleashing the equally horrific angels.

## Geography

Eden's land is made up of various shades of blue and green, all rock with very little flora. Massive chunks of the stone ground hover in the air, and the cities are built upon these. The trees that do exist are massive and decorated with mushrooms, and the sun in the sky is blue.
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## Barn

### Type

Barn

The **Barn** is a location in *The Demon's Light* that served as the setting for the first half of
"Awakening". It is located in Gladea.

## Background

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## Role in Series

The barn is where Savannah Whitesmith discovered Atticus Anoethite, Chris Wellington, and Melissa Devlin at the beginning of the series.

## Appearances

* "Awakening"
* "In Somnis Veritas" (dream)
Santo Giovanni/Season One

"Primo Victoria: Part II"
When Samuel, Li, and Chris Wellington escaped their cells at Remnant Rock, Santo confronted them. He mocked the three's plan for escape and ordered for them to return to their cells. In response, Samuel told him they would escape before the day's end. Santo was responding to Samuel's comment, but he was interrupted when all of the prison's lights shut off. The three took the opportunity to escape Santo and release some prisoners, leading to a riot.

Santo later encountered Li and fought him. After dodging a kick from Li, Santo was able to pin him to the wall. As Santo prepared to finish off the older man, Li headbutted Santo and knocked him unconscious.
Da Chang

**Da Chang** is a minor character Season One and a recurring character in Season Two of *The Demon's Light*. He is an employee at Plant Empire.

## Appearance

Da Chang is a young man with black, coarse, spiky hair and yellowish amber eyes. He has very defined cheekbones as well as a defined jawline and a clean-shaven face. Chang has neat, medium length eyebrows. He has a strong build and is moderately fast.

In his teenage years, he was slender but fit and had a man bun, as well as a short mustache and goatee.

## Background

As a child, he spent hours on end reading up on non-fiction and history in the Aiolan Scholar's Literary Repository in hopes of becoming a historian. He eventually did, earning degrees in Euclidean History and Ancient Euclidean History. In more recent years, Da was hired to work at Plant Empire due to his parents being close friends of Shen Li.

## Personality

Da Chang is a quiet, stoic man. He keeps to himself and only speaks when he deems it to be necessary. A generally introverted man, he often keeps himself busy by reading books, old newspapers, and manuscripts, or by carrying out various mundane tasks. He also enjoys sweeping, dusting, organizing, and making meticulous lists of stock.

## Role in Series

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 **Season One**

 **Season Two**
Jordan

**Jordan** is a minor character in *The Demon's Light*.

## Appearance Edit

Jordan is a tall, dark-skinned 16 year-old male. He has a dark brown afro and brown eyes. Jordan typically wears a bright yellow jacket, a blue shirt, and gray pants.

## BackgroundEdit

Prior to *The Demon's Light*, Jordan was born in an industrial city within Thales. The city was well equipped to deal with demon attacks and Xeren's army, so Jordan was able to live a normal life with his family. Jordan later met Atticus Anoethite, who he would consider his best friend for several years. Their relationship would later become strained after Atticus met Lisa Fiss.

However, this would not be the end of their friendship. A couple years later, during Season One, Lisa realized Atticus was missing. It was Jordan who she contacted to help find him. Jordan suggested that he was probably in another city in Thales. This proved to be correct, as Lisa found the protagonists in Silivia. While Atticus, Melissa, Chris, and Marshallhad reclaimed some memories, Lisa was dismayed that Atticus had the least memories, not even remembering Jordan.

She took the protagonists to meet him, where Jordan reintroduced Atticus to basketball. Since Atticus proved to be especially good at it, the two rekindled their friendship, with Jordan becoming an ally of the protagonists.

## PersonalityEdit

Jordan is a natural leader, and he likes to help people out in any given way.

## AbilitiesEdit

Jordan is good at playing basketball and lifting heavy weights.

## TriviaEdit

* He really likes to discuss how great it feels having been Atticus' first friend.
* He used to not believe in demons, believing it to be an isolationist technique for his town.
* Jordan sometimes wishes that he had supernatural abilities, as he revealed to Atticus when they reunited.
Santo Giovanni/Season Two

"Roaming King"
Carbine in hand, Santo arrived at Plant Empire. After angrily asking to know where Wen Li was, he started firing at Shen Li, who was behind the counter. Shen and Richard Smith ducked behind the counter as Santo continued his onslaught.

With a miaodao, Da was able to knock Santo's weapon to the floor. Santo proceeded to unsheathe a knife and attack once more. As Da attempted to block more of Santo's assault, the man let his knife fall to the floor. Santo took the opportunity to shove Shen behind the counter.

Yu Li arrived downstairs to see what happened. When she saw Santo, she quickly hit the man with the skillet in her hand. The blow to his head forced Santo to retreat and stumble out of the store.
John Fontaine (big guy)

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## John Fontaine

### Affiliation

The ProtagonistsAlchemilia Corporation (formerly)

## Other

### Understudy

Octopus Wizard

"*Tell me about Fontaine! Why does he wear the mask?!*" —CIA

**John Fontaine** is a big guy, mercenary and former Alchemilia Corporation agent.

## Biography

He was sent to kill the protagonists after Chris Wellington destroyed Alchem Corp's Gladea Headquarters looking for buried treasure. Although he was able to kill Savannah Whitesmith, Fontaine was no match for Wellington and was mortally wounded by the android.

Gabriel Alchemilia unplugged Fontaine's life support believing it would kill him. In reality, it only fucked up his face. Strangely, Fontaine actually stopped wearing the mask after this happened. It is speculated that he only wore a mask to begin with so he could claim to have multiple scars from years of service. Once he actually had a scar, the mask was no longer needed.

Fontaine sought out the protagonists and revealed to them that Savannah had been killed on Alchemilia's orders. The detail of who actually carried out the task was not specified, for obvious reasons. He proposed that the protagonists band together to destroy the Raven Rock Oil Rig.

## Personality

"*Fontaine has no personality.*" —Downtown Freezy, Fontaine's creator and portrayer.

## Relationships

Fontaine was on good terms with Gabriel Alchemilia while employed by Alchem. Although Alchemilia respected Fontaine's experience, he was ultimately just another expendable asset. When it appeared the mercenary had outlived his usefulness, Alchemilia personally unplugged Fontaine's life support system. After the attempt on his life, Fontaine's opinion of his former boss flipped. Now he was dead set on killing Alchemilia and dismantling his company.

Savannah Whitesmith was only killed by Fontaine as part of his job. He exploited her death to ensure the downfall of Alchem Corp.

Fontaine thought Atticus Anoethite and Marshall Rooke were silly bruhs.

Chris Wellington bested him in combat, earning his respect. Fontaine gave Wellington a new arm, which could transform into a missile.
Ebert Whitesmith

Ebert Whitesmith is a fanmade villain character created by Chase McFly. He is the long-lost twin of Savannah Whitesmith, and is thus part demon. Ebert is also the half-brother of Eric, whom he looks up too and differs from in every way, despite both of them being shape-shifters with evil desires. Ebert has a focal episode before his death at Atticus' hands in Season 2 of The Demon's Light: Elite Force, which is called The Origins of Ebert.

== Background ==
Ebert was abandoned by his mother when he was only an infant, as she already felt ashamed enough at having one Demon child, much less two. Because of this, Ebert spent his early years as a wild jungle boy, not knowing his true heritage. He developed more brawn than brains as he toughened up out in the wilderness. Eventually, Ebert was adopted by a rural family on the brink of poverty, in The Place of the Skull. He was originally home-schooled, but as the years went by, he made it to public school. When Ebert heard of his relationship to Eric, it was him who invited Eric to his home, to get him to be a young jungle boy and scare off a local island lunatic, i.e. Mr. Provost.

Ebert then realized he'd made a mistake, and attempted to be a civilized man helping Harrison and Piercy. But when Mr. Provost suffered a stroke and Eric replaced him, Ebert gave up and escaped from the Provosts.

Years later, Eric, fed up with his life, decided to join the evil side and help Blood Queen rise back into power. Ebert was one of 11 other supernatural entities who were rounded up. He and Eric decided to set up a rouse by bombing the barn. They then schemed to steal the list of surviving humans, which led to a great Shapeshifter war. The war reached a climax when Atticus vaporized Ebert, and Chris covered Eric with poisonous plasma.
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Azrail is a rogue Greater Demon and a recurring antagonist in The Demon's Light. He leads a faction of demons distinct from Xeren's army and the Demonic Coalition which considers all other races to be foodstuff.

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BackgroundEdit
Azrail was once a soldier in the demonic army, but he believed he should serve as a commander instead of a soldier. After being denied the commanding role, he splintered from the army with a group of followers, forming their own legion opposed the main forces of The Euclidean War.

AppearanceEdit
Azrail has ash-colored skin covered in ancient battle scars. He has black hair that goes to his jawline and sharp, yellow, razor-like claws.

PersonalityEdit
Azrail is rather callous with a deceitful and malicious side. He has no sense of mercy or compassion, enjoying the killing sprees his army group engages in.

AbilitiesEdit
Azrail has the ability to appear in apparitions and cause people to go insane using paranoia. He is very strong and a skilled fighter.
Marshall Rooke

**Marshall Rooke**, briefly known as **Token Jin**, is one of the main characters in *The Demon's Light*.

## Appearance

Marshall is a tall young man with spiky black hair, light blue eyes, and a strong build.

## Personality

Hot-headed, Marshall often makes rash decisions and rarely listens to others. Having a deep loyalty to his friends, he'll do anything to protect them.

## Background

*This section is in need of additional information. You can help by expanding this section.*
## Role in Series

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Marshall Rooke/Season Two|Season Two
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 **Season Two**
Charles Wellington

**Charles (Cunning Humanoid Automated Robotic Lifelike Expert Series MKI) Wellington** is a minor android character in *The Demon's Light*. He is Chris' mechanical brother, as both were created by Andrew Wellington.

## Appearance

Charles wears his red hair slicked back and neat, contrasting with Chris' messy brown hair. He also has big brown metallic sensor "eyes" and pale "skin". Physically, Charles resembles an 18-year old young man, although he has an unusually tall height of 6'7. Unlike Chris, Charles has no switch on the back of his neck, rather, he has a specialized button concealed by his strange-looking nose. Typically, Charles wears a green hoodie, red corduroy pants, and a black shirt. Charles is also very muscular.

## Background

Charles was the first android created by Andrew Wellington. Andrew originally created him to be his own personal servant. However, Charles started to develop a mind of his own, demanding brothers. Charles originally wanted an army to defeat Andrew, but started disliking how much more malicious the other androids were, and subsequently went into hiding, although he sometimes came to spy on them.

However, one time while he was spying, a man known as Gabriel Alchemilia came and kidnapped Andrew, not too long after Chris had run away. Banding together with his siblings, Charles tried to save Andrew. Unfortunately, the laboratory that they called home burst into flames, destroying all of Charles' other brothers. Running away, a befuddled Charles went into hiding.

Centuries later, Charles emerged and set out on a journey to see what had become of Euclid, as well as to find other people like him. One day, he found his brother, Chris Wellington, kidnapped him, and tried to gain the trust of the protagonists by disguising as Chris. Although he was using them to make them no longer trust Chris, the real Chris discovered the ruse and almost immediately confronted Charles head on, which gave Charles no choice but to release the others from the cave where he was holding them captive. After an intense argument, the two brothers finally calmed down and realized they could continue to cooperate as brothers, in spite of the coldness Charles had exhibited towards Melissa, Marshall, Lisa, and Atticus.

## Abilities

Like most androids, Charles has superior intellect, although Charles likes to not use this ability, due to him being more focused on combat. He also has advanced strength, a laser crossbow, a sense of smell, and hydrokinesis, though he feels the latter ability is useless, since it can easily destroy him.

## Trivia

* Similar to Chris, he fears fire:
	+ However, his fear of fire is because of the incident in Andrew's lab.
* Unlike Chris, he understands slang, and frequently uses it.
Reese Salance

**Reese Salance** is a minor character in *The Demon's Light*.

## BackgroundEdit

Reese was born in Silivia, and lived right next door to Lisa Fiss. Unlike Lisa, however, Reese had a loving family, who did not care anything about the demons or angels. It was when Reese was 6 years old that she and Lisa developed a friendship, mainly due to a lack of other kids in the area. Three years later, however, when Reese was 9, disaster struck. Her parents were killed in a car crash, and she had to move. After finding a new family, Reese met Cassidy Rose, who became a lifelong friend, especially after the two of them together saved their city from a demonic rampage. Reese, feeling displaced after the rampage, eventually became a fugitive and continued to wander for several years. Unfortunately for Reese, however, her luck was about to run out. She was kidnapped by a man known as Kent, who was rounding up new recruits for Kaz's demon army. One of her fellow captives was Melissa Devlin, who taught her some valuable tactics in order to escape. Reese was especially grateful, and became an ally of the protagonists. Sadly, this did not last, as she was brainwashed by Kaz into turning evil. After Lisa revealed to the others her connection, they were successfully able to save her life.

## PersonalityEdit

Reese is very stealthy and fleet of foot. She has a deep care for everyone aside from Kaz and Kent, but this deep care does make her seem somewhat immature at times.

## Abilities Edit

Expert Martial Arts-Reese has expert training in Martial Arts after receiving training from Melissa.

## TriviaEdit

* Reese's favorite color is green.
* Reese hates her last name, thinking it sounds like the name of a demon.
Yu Li/Season Two

"Until Dawn"
Returning from shopping, Yu flipped through channels until she landed on a news report. Watching the newscaster report the attack on Remnant Rock, Yu began to cry slowly. After Li was named as an attacker and presumed deceased, she gripped the table near her and was led to a chair by Da, where she began to sob.

"Roaming King"
After hearing a commotion downstairs, Yu hurried from the kitchen and into the main area of Plant Empire. Once down there, she witnessed Santo Giovanni attacking various members of the shop and hit him on the head with the skillet she had carried with her.

The man fled, and Da mouthed for Yu to check on Shen Li. Yu checked behind the counter and noticed Shen lying on the floor, unconscious.
Remnant Rock

**Remnant Rock** is a location in *The Demon's Light*. It is an artificial island that houses a military installation of Alchemilia Corporation, and is on the northern coast of Thales, near Port City. The island is first mentioned in "Bare Trees."

## Background

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## Layout

### Exterior

The artificial island is made of steel. It is connected to the mainland by the Port City Bridge, a structure built before the Great War. The bridge is regularly patrolled by snipers.

The compound is a massive gray structure. All four corners are decorated with featureless statues of human faces. Two statues of serpentine humanoids armed with spears are positioned at the end of the bridge. The serpentine humanoids are a common motif in company architecture, also appearing on the Alchemilia building in Gladea.

### Interior

* The **sewer** is typically used to transport sewage from other areas of the building to the Waste Processing Sector. It is also connected to the train station, one of two including the lobby. Manhole covers leading to the sewer have signage reading "ALCHEMILIA CORPORATION" and "KEEP WALKING."
* Incoming employees check in at the **lobby**, where security androids verify their identity through iris and fingerprint recognition. The staff proceed to the **train station**, where they board a train to their assigned sector.
* **Administration Sector:** Offices of Gabriel Alchemilia and other company executives. Located adjacent to the prison.
* The **Alchemilia Aircraft Hanger** is an aircraft carrier constructed prior to the Great War. It was modified to include walls and a glass ceiling before it was attached to the island facility. Cargo and military aircraft, such as the Hummingbird, are stored here.
* **Android Production:** An android assembly line. The largest section of the facility, both the prison and Bioengineering Sector were originally part of Android Production.
* **Bioeningeering Sector:** A Gimel-tier restricted area, only accessible to select Bioengineering Department staff. The Bioengineering Sector is where Artificial Tieflings are created and held in stasis before deployment. The sector was originally part of Android Production, later downsized and given to Director Pavlovic's staff for use in Project Voigt.
* The **breaker room** is used for the storage and maintenance of the facility's electrical equipment.
* The second-most spacious sector of Remnant Rock, the **prison** is composed at ten floors lined with cells. Over 300 prisoners are housed in this area: the imprisoned population is composed of criminals captured in areas under Alchemilia's protection, former employees and others who had committed offenses against the company. It is located near the Administrative Sector. Like Bioengineering, the prison was formerly part of Android Production.
* The **nuclear reactor** is the source of the facility's electricity. It is the lowest area in the structure, located beneath the breaker room.

## Appearances

* "Bare Trees"
* "Primo Victoria"
* "Primo Victoria: Part II"
Season One

## *Season One*

### Episode count

13

**Season One** is the first season of *The Demon's Light*.

## Cast

### Protagonists

* Atticus Anoethite
* Samuel Brownlee
* Blossom Cane
* Melissa Devlin
* Steven Devlin
* Wen Li
* Marshall Rooke
* Chris Wellington
* Savannah Whitesmith

### Antagonists

* Gabriel Alchemilia
* Katherine Blackrite
* Rogan Bowman
* John Fontaine
* Santo Giovanni
* Alfred Hermann
* Hound
* Selma Klosterman
* Mulciber
* Nabi
* Pavlovic
* Ronin
* Baptiste Rousseau
* Sanchez
* Claire Simmons
* Leopold Udin

### Supporting Cast

* Rachel Ariel
* Charon
* Da Chang
* Kailan Frost
* Warren Hughes
* Issac
* Lalisa
* Beth Darwin
* Yu Li
* Piett
* Reti
* Matthew Rockwell
* Richard Smith
* Andrew Wellington (mentioned only)
* Dexter Wellington

## Episodes

1. Awakening
2. White Room
3. Bare Trees
4. One Night in Gladea
5. Divided We Fall
6. Hide & Seek
7. Exit Music
8. Reunion
9. In Somnis Veritas
10. Carpe Diem
11. Ticking Clock
12. Primo Victoria
13. Primo Victoria: Part II
Xerthic

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## Xerthic

### Type

Continent

**Xerthic** is a continent on Euclid in *The Demon's Light*.

## Background

During the beginning of The Great War, demons attacked Xerthic in great numbers for many weeks. In an attempt to stop the onslaught and prevent the invaders from spreading to other continents, military leaders performed a sacrificial operation and launched nuclear weapons from various places on the continent, leaving it in a disheveled and destroyed state.

Centuries later, it has been left off maps of Euclid due to being a wasteland.
Oliver Baldwin

Oliver Baldwin is a recurring character in The Demon's Light. He is usually seen plotting to take over the world and is usually viewed as some sort of "anti-hero." He appeared in the second episode and has appeared in most episodes since, playing either a minor or a major role.

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Background

Relationships

Xeren

Atticus Anoethite

Melissa Devlin

Chris Wellington

Gabriel Alchemilia

Abilities

Weapons

Trivia

BackgroundEdit

Oliver is considered a neutral character as he does unethical and illegal things like black market activity but he has also done some things to show care for those he considers his friends. He usually plays by his own rules.

In his debut, he starts off getting run over by a truck when the protagonists were leaving for Alchemilla Corp. Oliver was mad at first but soon forgives stating it to be an accident and quickly befriends Chris Wellington. He agrees to go with the group to Alchemilla Corp but has noticeable trust issues with Gabriel Alchemilia. When he gets there with Savannah and Chris, he is quick to force Chris to subdue the snake because he is a robot and thus would have the lowest risk had the snake have been poisonous only to find out it's a shape-shifter that Oliver admits to having bad relations with. Whilst escaping it via ladder, Oliver appears to have gone missing, leading Chris to conclude that he is evading the group.

Oliver has both aided and fought the Demon as he often gives him tips for causing human suffering but opposes some of the Demon's beliefs.

RelationshipsEdit

XerenEdit

Oliver's relationship with the Demon is incredibly complex as he sometimes serves and opposes him.

Atticus AnoethiteEdit

Atticus and Oliver tend to get along despite Oliver's links to the Demon.

Melissa DevlinEdit

Same as Atticus.

Chris WellingtonEdit

Chris is the one who finds Oliver when he's run over by the truck and they both introduce themselves to each other. Chris is also the one who invites Oliver to join them.

Gabriel AlchemiliaEdit

Oliver and Gabriel have trust issues with each other as seen in the second episode when they both act cautiously when Oliver boards the truck to Alchemilia Corp.

AbilitiesEdit

Karate

WeaponsEdit

Samurai sword

Ninja stars

TriviaEdit

Despite seemingly evil actions, Oliver is not an all-out bad guy as he does show to actually care for his friends and he claims his world domination attempts are really to make the world a better place for all.

Unlike most characters, Oliver does not live in Thales but rather Nuyö. He does visit Thales often, however.
Savannah Whitesmith/Season Two

"Roaming King"
Savannah walked through the streets of Silivia. She knew she had been resurrected, although she wished her death and the encounter with Charon were just a dream. A storefront with rows of televisions caught her eye. Each displayed news coverage of the attack on Remnant Rock perpetuated by her former acquaintances. Savannah froze upon hearing Marshall's name.

Jordan Walesh was examining a radio in the shop when he heard Atticus' name. He went outside, finding Savannah. He asked if she was knew anything about the recent events. Savannah hastily explained how she knew the attackers. Jordan revealed that he was a childhood friend of Atticus. Knowing he had not really died, he planned to find him.
Kaz

**Kaz** is one of the main antagonists in *The Demon's Light*. As the demigod son of Xeren, he leads the demon army, hoping to claim Euclid as his own with the assistance of his father's reincarnation.

## Appearance

Kaz is a lanky, young man with two eyes that are pure black. He wears a black *shozoku* with a deep red scarf around his mouth. Across his arms are light bone plating, the ends of each plate protruding for attack purposes. His hair is long, straight, and pure white. It goes down to his shoulders.

## Background

Kaz, unlike Xeren, never had good intentions. He is a being of pure hate, cruelty, and overall unpleasantness. He was born to Xeren long prior to the events of the series and was groomed by his mother to kill his father so she could take over. Unbeknownst to her, he harbored immense power, enough to kill her and remove his father's soul, though Xeren retaliated before Kaz could finish the job. He had transformed Xeren into a monstrous, horned creature with but a fraction of the power he once had, a megalomaniac creature who operates solely on rage.

After the portal was opened, he manipulated Xeren into becoming an unknowing puppet of Kaz's own control and convinced him to wage war on Euclid to rule it once again. In the last days of the Great War, a third army joined independent of the Angels and Demons. It slaughtered the majority of its enemies, with a large amount joining Xeren. Kaz knew that this was the only way to spread more corruption, and he found it quite amusing. So amusing, in fact, that he decided that *all* resistance be crushed. After Xeren was done with that Kaz would take over, as he believed. Unfortunately for him, a group of teenagers began to thwart his every scheme. Kaz, needless to say, was not happy. Not happy at all.

## Abilities

Kaz is a powerful demigod with the power to corrupt souls and turn them into demon-like versions of themselves. He used a more advanced version of this power to fully remove Xeren's soul. He is also skilled with a variety of weapons.

## Trivia

* Kaz's primary weapon is a bastard sword, though he also uses a chain whip.
Chad Wellington

**Chad Wellington** is the biological son of Andrew Wellington and his wife, Lillian. Chad has a similar tech to Azul Baldwin's that prolongs his lifespan, however, they come in the form of bionic implants implanted in him by his father when he was two. He is also the brother and best friend of the late Hailey Wellington.

## Appearance

In general, Chad looks like a human version of his android "brother", Chris. The main difference are his wild reddish brown hair, longer nose, brown eyes, three moles on his neck, and his sloppy way of dressing in baggy sweatpants and loose-fitting t-shirts.

## Relationships

* Chad was incredibly close with his sister, Hailey, and became devastated when she passed away.
Canes

**SATIRE**

The following article is a satire page written solely for the purpose of comedy and does not have any connections to the canon role-play *The Demon's Light*.

**Canes** are objects in *The Demon's Light*. Marshall Rooke has an on-off fear of them called ravdiphobia.

## History

### Season One

**"White Room"**
Big Gabe hits Marshall with a **cane**. Big, big mistake.

**"Carpe Diem"**
Blossom **Cane** meets Marshall.

Later, Jackie Chan borrows a **cane** from an assistant. A fine, Halan birch **cane** made by JeBediah O'Hurley Smith George Walker Donnegan McKenzie Pennyworth Jr. III.

### Season Two

**"Until Dawn"**
Wen Li wields a cane, canonically. He plays with old bugs in the dirt.

## Gallery

GabeCane.jpegGabriel hits Marshall with a **cane**.BCane.jpegMarshall meets Blossom **Cane**.HalanCane.jpegWen Li receives a **cane**.ScaryCane.jpegMarshall is terrified by Li's **cane**.
Episode 14: New members, Attack!

"**New members, Attack!**" is the fourteenth episode from the current series of Windows Battle.

## Plot

Linux asks Canaima if Microsoft is still at the base. Canaima tells Linux that they are, because they defeated an icon. Linux then turned to the new recruits and tells them they are going to defeat Microsoft, but Debian has the idea to practice, so Linux prepared some practice items. But before the training started, Linux made Debian put down his book that he was error-checking. Then, CentOS went up to a cutout of Windows 11 and destroyed it with an arrow. Meanwhile, Linux Mint was complaining about a blank cutout of iPad. While he was complaining, Kubuntu used Gear Throw on the cutout and took it down. Back in the base, Windows 1.0 was angrily waiting for Linux to come, until Windows 98 told him to be patience. In another part of the base, Blackcomb was trying to escape. Windows 8 asked why, and Blackcomb said that she was afraid Linux would do something, like preparing for battle. Then, after all the cutouts were defeated, Linux said that everyone is prepared to defeat Microsoft now.

## Notes

* This is the third widescreen episode in the series.
* This is the first episode where Linux OSes actually train.

## Characters (in order of appearance)

* Linux
* Canaima (off-screen)
* Microsoft (mentioned, but off-screen)
* Gentoo
* Debian
* Fedora (on-screen debut)
* CentOS (on-screen debut)
* Linux Mint
* Kubuntu (off-screen, debut)
* Windows 1.0
* Windows 98
* Windows Blackcomb
* Windows 8
Cassidy Rose

**Cassidy Rose** is a minor character in *The Demon's Light*. She enters late in season 1.

## Contents

[hide]#Background

1. Personality
2. Appearance
3. Abilities
4. Trivia

## BackgroundEdit

Cassidy Rose came from the same village Lewis was forced to move to after the great flood. She served as a member of the “Human Warriors”, a group of specialized fighters who worked to protect the village from the demons and angels. Before being selected as a member of the group, she had been best friends with Reese. It was Reese’s help that Cassidy sought two years later when a demonic being rampaged through her city, destroying it and killing almost the entire populace. Reese convinced Cassidy to find him and slaughter him for what he did to her people.

## PersonalityEdit

Cassidy is friendly, sweet, caring, and is always there for her friends. However, she is really bad at hiding her true emotions, and she cares too much to let go. Cassidy is also afraid of spiders, and she has ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), as well as dyscalculia, which means she has trouble understanding math.

## AppearanceEdit

Cassidy is 5'6 and weighs 100 lbs. She has brown hair with golden highlights, and brown eyes. Cassidy wears a maroon cape with a hood.

## AbilitiesEdit

Cassidy has extremely good eyesight and hearing and is also a great fighter. She's also extremely quiet and sneaky. She fights using two swords.

## TriviaEdit

* She usually drops her last name when signing documents or introducing herself.
* Cassidy's favorite color is maroon.
* Due to her ADHD, she finds it difficult to focus on one task at a time.
Oliver's Dojo

**Oliver's place** is Oliver Baldwin's dojo, which he lives in. He usually has high security to prevent intruders from breaking in. Very little is known about what goes on behind there, as he usually does not welcome people in.

## Background

The dojo was burned during the Great War by the demons and had not seen repair until Oliver moved in. When that happened, the dojo was subject to raids by enemy gangs and smugglers burning it down twice and nearly killing Oliver once.

After these raids, Oliver had smuggled illegal android parts in to build death squads and relies on black market trade to keep his home stable and protected. Many police officers have died trying to arrest him for the illegal trade due to the advanced technology used in the squads. Some police officers manage to make it out alive through corruption and bribery for silence, as the country it is located in is riddled with corruption and crime is usually unpunished due to a weak rule of law.

## Trivia

* The dojo's death squads are androids built from illegal parts smuggled by the black market.
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## Laboratory of the Unexplainable

### Owner

Elijah and Irene Smith (formerly)
Richard Smith

The **Laboratory of the Unexplainable** is a location in *The Demon's Light* that debuted in the One Night in Gladea. It is the dwelling quarters of its owner and operator Richard Smith.

## Appearance

The laboratory is painted light-blue on the inside, with a white floor and contains several tables, chairs, machine parts, and high-tech objects such as computers.

## Background

The lab was founded in Ibialus 239 TP by Elijah and Irene Smith, outspoken advocates of the sciences. They continued to run it throughout their lives, and brought Richard Smith, their son, under their wing. Richard inherited the laboratory when they passed.

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## Role in Series

In Primo Victoria, it is shown Chris had moved into the Lab.

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