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Linden Vanissen

Linden (left) with his brother, Brome (right), and cousin, Cygnus (center)

**Linden Vanissen** is one of Aster's many cousins whom he lives with.

## Appearance

Linden is a boy with short dirty blonde hair, pale green eyes, big ears, and freckles.

Like his father, he is often seen wearing red.

In his badger form, Linden appears like any other black and white badger.

## Personality

Linden is a tough boy who has little tolerance for what is different, as shown with his dislike of Aster not being able to shapeshift like the rest of the men in their family. It is also shown that Lindon might be prone to violence when he is shown attacking Aster with his other cousins. Later in the series, it is possible that he changed his mind and accepted Aster as a witch.

## Story

### *The Witch Boy*

At the beginning of the book, Lidnen, his brother Brome, and their male cousins were playing capture the flag and Sedge invited Aster to play with them, despite Linden's protests. Later on, Linden and the other boys went into the woods at night to find animals spirits to help them shapeshift. Sometime later, Linden suspected that Aster might have had something to do with the disappearance of Sedge, Tupelo, and Aquila. He, along with Brome and their cousin, Cygnus, attack Aster to get a confession which forced him to cast a spell to defend himself. This shocks Linden to see Aster use witchery. Near the end of the book, Lendon and the other members of his family were told the truth of what happened to his great uncle, Makasi, by Grandmother.

### *The Hidden Witch*

Linden is only seen a couple of times in the book. First is when he is seen watching television with the boys and the second is when he has dinner with his family.

## Relationships

### Aster Vanissen

At the beginning, Linden had a dislike of his cousin, Aster, because Aster was the only boy in the family who could not shapeshift. He even suspected Aster of being responsible for the disappearance of their cousins. However, it is possible he changed his mind about him after Grandmother told him the rest of their family the true story of Makasi.

### Brome and Cygnus Vanissen

It is possible that Linden has a close relationship with his brother, Brome, and their cousin, Cygnus, as they are often with together.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Shapeshifting:** Linden is a Shifter who can take on an animal appearance and gain their traits and abilities.
	+ **Badger Form:** Linden can change into a badger which makes him stronger.

## Trivia

* Linden is one of the few characters in the series whose eyes are different colors. All the other characters appear to only have black eyes.
* Like many other members of his family, Linden is named after a plant, flower, or herb.
	+ Linden (also known as *Tilia* or Basswood) is a type of tree found in Europe and North America.
	+ Linden symbolizes love, fertility, prosperity, fidelity, friendship, peace, justice, altruism, good luck. However, Linden showed very few of these traits.
Sitzung 8: Elementare Geheimnisse

-         Tamily Tanderwells Problemfischerei wurde untersucht und die Jäger fanden bei einem toten Shuuny zwei magische Gegenstände als auch einen Brief, den sie an sich nahmen.

-         Eine weitere Erkundung der Höhle ergab, dass es sich dabei um einen geheimen Zugangstunnel handelte, der den Westteil Otaris – und den Keller des Durstigen Alpakas – mit dem Osten Otaris verband.

-         Somit konnten die Jäger erneut in die Tiefen unter Otari vorstoßen und Jahneis Wunsch, die Elementarmagie zu untersuchen, nachgehen.

-         Sie fanden einen gefluteten und teils zerstörten Schrein, in dem offensichtlich früher Platz für vier Kugeln elementarer Magie lagerten: Die Wasserkugel schien explodiert und war nicht transportierbar, Erd- und Windkugel fehlten und waren wohl vor wenigen Tagen von echsenartigen Xulgathen aus den Finsterlanden gestohlen worden, in deren Exkrementen fand Yala Überreste zwergischer Kleidung.

-         Im Tempel fanden die Jäger somit einzig eine Kugel elementarer Feuermagie.

-         Als Jahnei diese an sich nahm, sahen Beldan und er im Inneren der Kugel, in welcher Rauch und Feuer wirbelten, zwei leuchtende rote Augen, die Jahnei anstarrten und dann verschwanden.

-         Während die Jäger sich, ganz ihren Idolen der Kundschafter ensprechend, Zeit nahmen, um die Lage zu besprechen, hustete Kirthalan in seinem gebrochenen Taldanisch, dass der Besuch bei Bürgermeister Menhemes nahen würde.

-         Eilig verließen die Jäger das Gewölbe unter Otari.

-         Mittlerweile war die Stadt prächtig geschmückt, da am morgigen Wohltag – dem 10. Tag im Sarenith – die Priester:innen der Sarenrae das „Fest der Brennenden Klingen“ feiern werden.

-         Doch ein verschwitzter Bursche in staubiger, formeller Kleidung, empfing die Jäger auf der Straße, um sie zu Bürgermeister Menhemes zu geleiten.
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Sitzung 5: Ratten überall Ratten

Nachdem die Jäger ihren zweiten Bericht verfasst hatten, gingen sie angetrunken und fröhlich durch das Fremdenviertel nach Hause,

Ziel war die Taverne zum fliegenden Ratsherren, da am folgenden Tag einiges auf dem Programm der Jäger stand:

Aufträge aus Otari auf dem Großen Basar müssen abgeliefert werden, worum sich Jahnei und Yala kümmern wollten,

Leesha und Beldan wollten zum Blakros Museum, um Artefakte der Kundschafter anzuschauen.

Allerdings gerieten unsere Helden an einer dunklen Gasse in einen Hinterhalt:

Eine schlanke, jugendliche menschliche Gestalt rief mit Hilfe einer Tiererziehungspfeife unzählige Riesenratten beisammen, welche über die Jäger herfielen

Dabei konnten sich diese sehr souverän der Ratten entledigen. Einzig Jahnei geriet in die Fänge eines großen Rattenschwarms und wurde, genau wie sein Eidolon, mehrfach gebissen.

Die Gestalt verschwand, bevor die Jäger an sie gelangen konnten und Yala entdeckte in den Rattenkörpern überreste von Pesch, einer Droge, welche den Konsumenten erregt

Nach dem Überfall gingen die Jäger zurück zur Taverne “Zum Fliegenden Ratsherren”, wo der müde Schankwirt Drock Ovix ihnen öffnete
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Juniper Vanissen

**Juniper Vanissen** is a witch who is Aster Vanissen's older sister.

## Appearance

Juniper is a young woman who greatly resembles her father. She has tan skin with freckles on her face, long black hair, and black eyes.

Juniper is often seen wearing yellow clothing, though she does were other colors.

## Personality

Juniper is a caring big sister to Aster when he needs it as shown in *The Hidden Witch* when she told him that he can catch up on witchery lessons with help from Grandmother. She can also be stern as shown in *The Midwinter Witch* when she got into an argument with Ariel Torres which ended with ink being splattered in the living room and Juniper telling her to clean it up.

## Story

### *The Witch Boy*

At the beginning of the book, Juniper and the rest of her female cousins were learning witchery from Vervain when Vervain catches Aster and tells him to leave. Later that night, Juniper, Aster, and the other girls who are discussing the witchery lesson when Juniper revealed she messed up a spell in which Aster asked about. This lead Juniper to ask if he should join the other boys. The next night after Sedge disappears, Juniper scries for him. When Aster, who was the last person to see Sedge, asked her about scrying, she only told him a little and told him to leave. She is present when Grandmother tell her family about Tupelo and Aquila also missing. The next day, she and the other girls are learning about the family's magical heirlooms from Iris. Sometime later, she helps her mother and aunts prepare a trap for whatever has been taking the boys. Later, Juniper and the rest of her family are present when Grandmother tells them the truth about Makasi who was the one taking the boys. After that, she and the rest of the family embrace Aster as a witch. At the end, Aster reveals to Charlie that Juniper has been helping him get ready for attending witchery lessons.

### *The Hidden Witch*

At the beginning of the book, Juniper is attending a witchery lesson with Aster and their cousins. After Aster got in trouble with Iris, Juniper helps her brother by getting Grandmother to tutor him. She appears a few more times helping her cousins make charms, attending witchery lessons, and having dinner with her family.

## Relationships

### Aster Vanissen

Juniper is Aster's older sister. She cares about her little brother and tries to help him whenever she can.

### Ariel Torres

Juniper and Ariel appear to not get along well.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Witchery:** Juniper is a witch who can use magic for many things. She is learning it from her aunts, Vervain and Iris.
	+ **Potion Making:** Juniper is shown to be adept as making potions.

## Trivia

* Her mother, Holly, said that Juniper had her first taste of coffee when she was 14.
* Like many of the other members of her family, Juniper, is named after a plant, flower, or herb.
	+ Junipers are a member of the cypress family which has been known to produce berry-like cones that are edible.
	+ The symbolism of juniper is hope, healing, faith, and protection. Hope and faith have been two of Juniper's qualities when helping Aster.
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Zombie

A zombie is a fictional creature that is a reanimated corpse or a living person infected by a virus or a parasite that causes them to act like a mindless cannibal. Zombies are usually depicted as slow-moving, rotting, and decaying beings that crave human flesh and brains. Zombies are often killed by destroying their brains or burning their bodies. Zombies are a popular theme in horror and fantasy media, especially in films, books, video games, and comics. Some of the most influential and well-known zombie works are George A. Romero’s Night of the Living Dead (1968) and its sequels, the Resident Evil video game and film series, the comic book and TV series The Walking Dead, and the zombie comedy Shaun of the Dead (2004).
Motorized wheelchair

A motorized wheelchair is a type of mobility device that allows a person to move around by using a battery-powered motor and a joystick or other controller. A motorized wheelchair usually consists of a metal or plastic frame, four to six wheels (two large ones in the back and two to four small ones in the front), a seat, a backrest, armrests, footrests, and brakes. A motorized wheelchair can be customized to fit the user’s needs and preferences, such as the size, shape, color, weight, and style of the wheelchair. A motorized wheelchair can also be equipped with various accessories, such as cushions, bags, holders, trays, etc. A motorized wheelchair can be classified into different types, such as folding wheelchairs, rigid wheelchairs, tilt-in-space wheelchairs, reclining wheelchairs, heavy-duty wheelchairs, sports wheelchairs, etc. Each type of motorized wheelchair has its own advantages and disadvantages depending on the user’s condition and purpose. A motorized wheelchair can have many benefits for the user’s physical and mental health, such as improving mobility, independence, comfort, posture, circulation, and self-esteem. A motorized wheelchair can also be a source of challenge and enjoyment for the user’s active lifestyle.
Superhero

A superhero is a fictional character who has extraordinary powers, abilities, or resources that they use for good purposes, such as fighting crime, saving lives, or protecting the world. Superheroes usually have a secret identity, a distinctive costume, and a code of ethics. Superheroes are often inspired by or opposed by supervillains, who are their evil counterparts or arch-enemies. Superheroes are common in comic books and comic strips, as well as in television, film, video games, and other forms of popular culture. Some examples of famous superheroes are Superman, Spider-Man, Wonder Woman, Batman, Captain America, Iron Man, and Black Panther.
Clown

A clown is a person who performs comedy and arts in a state of open-mindedness using physical comedy, typically while wearing distinct makeup or costuming and reversing folkway-norms. Clowns are known by their distinctive makeup and costume, ludicrous antics, and buffoonery, whose purpose is to induce hearty laughter. Clowns have a long history that can be traced back to ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome, and they have played various roles in different cultures and traditions. Some clowns are associated with circus, pantomime, theatre, television, or film, while others are involved in religious or ritual ceremonies.
Time

Time is a concept that measures the duration of events and the intervals between them. Time is often considered as a fourth dimension, along with the three dimensions of space. Time can be divided into units, such as seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years, etc. Time can also be measured by various devices, such as clocks, watches, calendars, sundials, atomic clocks, etc. Time can be expressed in different ways, such as local time, standard time, daylight saving time, universal time, etc. Time can also be affected by factors such as gravity, speed, and relativity. Time is an important aspect of human life and culture, as it influences many activities, such as work, education, entertainment, communication, history, science, etc. Time is also a subject of philosophical and scientific inquiry, as it raises questions about the nature of reality, causality, free will, determinism, etc.
Horse

A horse is a large, hoofed mammal that belongs to the family Equidae, along with zebras and donkeys. Horses are a single species (Equus caballus) with many different breeds that vary in size, shape, color, and temperament. Horses have been domesticated for more than 6,000 years and have been used by humans for transportation, work, warfare, sport, and recreation. Horses are herbivorous and eat mainly grasses and other plants. They have a long neck, a mane, a tail, and a muscular body. They have four legs with strong hooves that can run at fast speeds. They have a large head with a long muzzle, ears that can swivel, and eyes that can see almost 360 degrees. Horses can communicate with each other and humans through sounds, body language, and facial expressions. Horses are intelligent, sensitive, and social animals that can form strong bonds with their owners and other horses.
Angry

Angry is an adjective that describes a feeling of strong displeasure or hostility toward someone or something. For example, you can say “He was angry at his boss” or “She felt angry when she saw the mess”. Anger is a normal and natural emotion that can help you protect yourself or express your needs. However, anger can also be harmful if it is too intense, frequent, or expressed inappropriately. Anger can affect your physical and mental health, your relationships, and your well-being. Anger can have different causes, such as frustration, injustice, hurt, threat, or loss. Anger can also be triggered by certain situations, people, memories, or thoughts. Anger can vary in intensity, duration, and expression. Some people may feel angry for a short time and then calm down. Others may hold on to their anger for a long time and have difficulty letting go. Some people may express their anger openly and directly. Others may suppress their anger or express it indirectly or passive-aggressively. Anger can be managed in healthy ways, such as by identifying the source of your anger, communicating your feelings assertively, using relaxation techniques, exercising, seeking support, or engaging in positive activities. Anger can also be resolved by addressing the underlying issues that cause it, such as changing your perspective, forgiving yourself or others, or seeking justice or reconciliation.
White cane

A white cane is a device used by people who are blind or visually impaired to detect obstacles and navigate their surroundings. A white cane is usually made of metal, plastic, or fiberglass and has a white color with a red tip or stripe to make it visible to others. A white cane can be held in one hand and swung from side to side before each step to scan the ground and the environment for changes in level, texture, or objects. A white cane can also be used to communicate with others, such as indicating the direction of travel, requesting assistance, or signaling that the user is blind or visually impaired. A white cane can be classified into different types, such as the standard cane, the support cane, the identification cane, or the telescopic cane. Each type of white cane has its own advantages and disadvantages depending on the user’s needs and preferences. A white cane can have many benefits for the user’s physical and mental health, such as improving mobility, independence, confidence, safety, and social interaction. A white cane can also be a source of empowerment and advocacy for the user’s rights and dignity.
Genie

A genie is a supernatural being that originates from Arabian and Islamic mythology. Genies are also known as jinn, djinn, or jinni, and are said to be made of smokeless fire. Genies can have various forms and powers, depending on their type and rank. Some genies are benevolent, while others are malevolent or neutral. Genies can be free or bound to objects, such as lamps, rings, or bottles. According to some legends, genies can grant wishes to humans who summon them or free them from their imprisonment. Genies are a popular theme in fantasy and folklore media, especially in stories inspired by The Arabian Nights, such as Aladdin and The Thief of Bagdad.
Onion

An onion is a bulbous vegetable that belongs to the plant Allium cepa. It is related to other plants in the same genus, such as garlic, leek, and chive. Onions are widely cultivated and used as a flavoring or seasoning ingredient in many cuisines. Onions have a pungent smell and taste that can make people cry when they are chopped or sliced. Onions are rich in antioxidants, vitamin C, folate, and fiber. They may have various health benefits, such as improving heart health, lowering blood sugar levels, and enhancing bone density. Onions come in different colors, shapes, and sizes, such as white, yellow, red, purple, and green. Some common varieties of onions are shallot, scallion, pearl onion, and Vidalia onion.
Sitzung 19: Das Westtor

-         Nach ihrem Abenteuer im Westfeld näherten sich die Jäger der verlorenen Schätze dem Westtor

-         Dort sahen die Jäger, eine Gruppe scheinbarer Fanatiker, welche das kommende Fest der Gesellschaft der Kundschafter vehement ablehnten und Plakate zerrissen.

-         Weiterhin erspähten die Jäger eine Gruppe von Kinderdieben, welche am Westtor scheinbar belanglose Gegenstände stahlen.

-         Als Beldan versuchte, mit der offensichtlich „langen Hannah“ zu sprechen, bedrohte sie ihn direkt mit ihrem Messer, verlor dabei aber einen Siegelring aus ihrer Tasche, welchen der Halbelf einsteckte.

-         Nachdem Yala der armen Leesha die Gruppenkasse als eine Art dritter Brust unter ihr Wickeltop stopfte, passierten die Jäger das Westtor und meldeten den harmlosen Schnappy an.

-         Kaum hatten sie das Tor passiert, sprach eine Tengu-Stadtführerin namens Lila Windreiter die Gruppe an.

-         Ihre Dienste in Silberstücken bezahlend einigten sich die Jäger, zuerst Leesha ins Efeuviertel zum Tempel der Sarenrae zu bringen.

-         Dort würde Leesha beten, die restlichen Jäger weiter ins Fremdenviertel, um im Gasthaus „Zum Ratsherren“ Zimmer zu buchen, um danach in der legendären Taverne „Zum verwundeten Irrlicht“ ihren zweiten Bericht verfassen zu wollen.

-         Voller Hoffnung, dass Leesha entweder alleine ins Irrlicht finden würde oder man Lila einen guten Preis machen könne, um die Halblingin abzuholen, marschierten die Jäger los, wobei Lila sie an Desnas „Haus der Sieben Gesichter“ vorbei führen wollte.
Potato

A potato is a starchy root vegetable that belongs to the plant Solanum tuberosum. It is native to the Americas and was domesticated by Native Americans thousands of years ago. Potatoes are one of the most widely consumed crops in the world and can be cooked in various ways, such as boiling, baking, frying, or mashing. Potatoes are rich in carbohydrates, vitamin C, potassium, and fiber. They also contain some protein and antioxidants. Potatoes come in many shapes, sizes, and colors, such as white, yellow, red, purple, and blue. Some common varieties of potatoes are russet, Yukon gold, red bliss, fingerling, and sweet potato.
Coin

A coin is a piece of metal that has a certain value and is used as a form of money. Coins usually have a round shape and are stamped with symbols or images that represent the country or organization that issued them. Coins can also refer to digital tokens that are used in cryptocurrency platforms, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Coinbase. Coins can vary in size, weight, color, and composition depending on their denomination and origin. Some coins are made of precious metals like gold or silver, while others are made of base metals like copper or nickel. Some coins have special features like ridges, holes, or holograms to prevent counterfeiting.
Standing

Standing is a way of being in an erect or upright position on the feet or a base. It can also refer to the rank, status, reputation or credit of someone or something in relation to others. Standing can also mean lasting or permanent, as in a standing order or a standing joke. Standing can also be used as a noun to describe the action or position of standing, or the length of service or experience of someone.
Alien

Alien is a word that can have different meanings depending on how you use it. Sometimes it means a person who comes from another country and is not a citizen of the one where they live. Other times it means a plant or animal that is brought to a place where it does not belong and may cause problems for the native species. Sometimes it means a being that comes from another planet or an extraterrestrial being. Alien can also be used to describe something that is foreign, strange, or different from what you are used to. Alien is also the name of a movie series that shows the fight between humans and a dangerous creature from outer space.
Golden Ship

The Golden Ships are large Caravel boats that emerged from The Portal to bring Settlers to the Peninsula. Each ship look very similar, and are adorned in golden splendor; intricate gold design, great billowing sails, and a golden phoenix at the bow of the ship. Each one was well large enough to hold its inhabitants, and larger than any ship built by man. Once all of the inhabitants have gotten off the ship, the ship dissolves into a great mass of golden faeries that disperse into the sky.
Vampire

A vampire is a mythical creature that feeds on the blood or life force of living beings. Vampires are usually depicted as undead humans with sharp fangs, pale skin, and an aversion to sunlight, garlic, holy symbols, and wooden stakes. Vampires can transform into bats, wolves, or mist, and can hypnotize or seduce their victims. Vampires can create more vampires by biting humans and transferring their infection. Vampires are found in the folklore and legends of many cultures around the world, especially in Europe, where they were feared and hunted in the Middle Ages and the early modern period. Vampires are a popular subject of horror and fantasy media, such as in Bram Stoker’s novel Dracula (1897) and its many adaptations.