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Julian St. Clair

**Julian St. Clair** is a teenager living in Vildonia in 299 CE. Alongside his twin sister, June, he runs a small criminal operation there.

## Biography

Julian was born ten minutes after his sister June on the 16th of Netep in 283 to an unwed Kuddian immigrant mother living in Brotziana, People's Republic of Fleur. Their father, Viktor St. Clair, is the current head of the Bureau of Fisheries' Vildonia department. Originally, he refused to acknowledge the children's existence until 12th Holaeum 288 when the twins were sent to his home in Vildonia after their mother had fallen ill. Unwilling to leave them orphaned, but not wanting to compromise his marriage or government position, he sent the children to live at the Zildonia Public Academy. They were housed at the school, which they attended until age twelve, upon which they were transferred to the care of Anna Valerevna, the mother of one of Viktor's Bureau associates.

While Julian and June continued to attend the public academy for higher education, they began to dabble in mild acts of delinquency. At first, they simply vandalized property with graffiti before engaging in petty shoplifting and theft. In 297, they began extorting fellow students with the help of an upper classman, Jonathan Hollund, for money and goods. They began selling these goods to other teenagers. In 298, June and Julian expanded their operations to include illicit as well as prescription and over the counter medications. By 299 the twins spend most of their time outside of school loitering near the town's G-Mart or at the Saint's Head speakeasy.

## Appearance

Julian is a somewhat taller than average mixed-race human with dark black hair and hazel eyes. He dresses in the Sumnov fashion style popular among PRF teens in the late 290s, mostly in oversized dark colored clothing. Julian keeps his hair longer than typical for students in the PRF, being just slightly below the maximum length according to regulations. He is never seen without his sister or his long cigarette holder.
Imogain

**Imogain** is the name given to the feminine form of Justain believed to guide Fleur by the Cult of Guinevere. It is considered a heretical belief by the Justainian Church and is thus punishable by various extreme measures.

## Description

Guineverean cult beliefs dictate a change in the nature of the Justainian god, Justain. According to cult doctrine, some time in the distant past, close to when Queen Guinevere Wilem of Flowers was executed, the Arimanian church lost the favor of Justain. Executing Guinevere was the final straw for the deity, as He had chosen her as a most important prophet. Because of this, Justain turned His back on the church of Arimania, choosing to take on a feminine aspect. This female aspect is suppressed by the church, but is known by the Cult of Guinevere. It is called Imogain after Imogen, the founder of Fleur. Imogain is Fleur's guiding Goddess and is thus their patron. While Imogain continues to press Justainian ideas, the Goddess also imparts new wisdom and practice that differs from Her previous form.

## History

While the widespread cult acceptance of Imogain didn't gain traction until after Queen Guinevere Wilem of Flowers death in 116 ME, the idea of Imogain was already being considered as early as 13 ME. Many breakaway sects within Fleur and southern Skjol showed interest in the idea of a female Godhead, especially among the abbesses of more mystical sects. Imogain was first noticed by the Arimanian church in 28 ME, where the belief was labeled heretical and thus punishable by extreme means, even death. Interest in Imogain died down soon after, not becoming popular again until the untimely execution of Guinevere. Seeing their queen and champion killed in such a terrible backhanded way spurred on many in Fleur to shun the Arimanian church and turn towards Fleurian nationalist sentiments. The Cult of Guinevere was founded 117 ME, spreading the idea of Imogain again, though now to a much more interested audience.

## Doctrine

The doctrine espoused by Imogain is similar to that of Justain and the teachings of the Cult of Guinevere. Because of this, it is considered heretical by the mainstream churches. Believers in Imogain teach that Justain, upon seeing the failure of His patriarchal church and state, shunned masculinity, instead choosing to take on a female aspect. The female Imogain differs from Justain in espousing the virtue of femininity, the importance of the female leader in war and peacetime, and the need for a matriarchal empire. Imogain has been guiding Fleur for many years prior to Her arrival through the force known as the Spirit of Fleur. The Spirit of Fleur is a part of Imogain that is sent to Fayos to act out Her will. This Spirit has been personified in many of the nations leaders, making them saints of the highest order. For example, Queen Imogen Wilem II of Flowers is considered one of these personifications and is in fact considered an incarnation of Imogain by the Cult of Guinevere. Because women are made in the image of the God of Gods, they should hold power on the earthly realms wherever possible.
Dance of the Deer

**Dance of the Deer** or **Cernenon** is a festival that takes place in the northern kingdoms of Skjol and Higd and sometimes Isgerdia, from Korvos 17th to 24th. It is considered a part of the old northern religion, called Truarbog.

Cernenon is a Low Northern word, a combination of the word "cern" meaning deer, "a" meaning of, and "non" meaning to dance. A literal translation is "Dance of [the] deer".

## History

Cernenon has been practiced in the North for a long time, first being recorded around 1632 A.E. The ceremony is a part of the 'lost' religion Truarbog, which was an animistic religion brought to the North from Nordures. The festival was probably started sometime before the unification, though was not mentioned until much after.

Little is known about the early practiced festivals, other than that they were held in winter. Several masks have been recovered and attributed to the festival, such as the Red Horned Mask from near Forsberg.

## Modern Festivities

The Cernenon is technically illegal under the Joint Northern Accord, however it is still widely practiced in Skjol and Higd, without the religious connotations.
Crown Prince Ashur

**Crown Prince Ashur** was the second successor to King Nebakamah. He died in battle before his father, never sitting the thrown.

### Biography

Ashur was born sometime in late 3900 after his brother Alial. He was much loved by his mother and spent time being taught by her and his tutors. He was very skilled in archery, sword fighting, and horseback riding. Ashur became the crown prince when he was fourteen or fifteen years old. He joined the military as a mighty general at sixteen. When he was seventeen he took a wife named Marzia but he died while she was pregnant. Ashur was struck down in battle during the Khan Rebellion. His body was placed in the Mausoleum of Kings.

### Appearance

Ashur was tall for the time period and well muscled. He was incredibly athletic and kept his dark hair cropped short; an oddity for the time period. He wore mostly military clothing.

### Family

Ashur married once, to a noble lady called Marzia.

* Marzia (Wife)
* Ashurina (Daughter)

* Nebakamah (Father)
* Alialia (Mother)
* Alial (Brother)
* Nebakamah II (Brother)
* Mardu (Brother)
* Panna (Sister)
* Shazzar (Brother)
* Alialia II (Sister)
* Enlil (Brother)
* Nasirpal (Brother)
* Shamur (Sister)
* Nebakamah III (Brother)
* Han (Brother)
* Nardean (Brother)
Be Happy or Else!

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**Be Happy or Else!** (**French:** *Le bonheur à tout prix*) is the twenty-first segment of the seventh episode of the animated series, *Hubert and Takako* which it aired on December 15, 2013.

## Synopsis

Given the complete lack of any friendly reaction when they try and approach their unpleasant neighbor, our two friends are convinced that he is actually profoundly sad. So they decide to do everything to cheer him up… whether he likes it or not!

## Characters

* Hubert
* Takako

### **Other**

* Alfonso
* Stanislas
* Nat and Katy (part of the The Fly Swatters)
Birch

**Birch** is a city in western Fleur, somewhat inland from the coast between Oligarden and Sea Star in the Duchy of ---. It is governed by the lesser House Geraldin.

## History

Birch was first mentioned as a small hamlet in 970 AE on maps of the region. By 900 it was called a city, with a newly completed castle of the same name. It became an important hub for farmers in the region to bring their goods to for transportation to Saintown or north to the capital of Skjol. It experienced uninterrupted growth until the Palus Flu outbreak of the 330s AE. The decimated city would never recover and the establishment of Wilemberg as the nation's new capitol in 85 AE distracted settlers away from Birch. In 61 CE the city was instrumental in the Gardener Rebellion as it served as a staging point for the Olivardens during the war. On the 9th of Holeaum 61 CE, the Pretender's forces met the Olivardens outside of Birch, resulting in a massive victory for the Olivardens.

Since then, Birch has remained largely untouched by the various wars of the Current Era, save for general hardship. Its nonstrategic location, placed largely among flower fields and fruit groves, makes it a lesser target for invading forces.

## Description

Birch is somewhere between town and city, always on the verge of a rapid expansion that never arrives. Its walls are thick and sturdy, having been reinforced in 58 CE following the Gardener Rebellion. Its style is a mix of Old Northern and Fleurian, with some noteworthy architectural features present at Castle Birch. It is surrounded by orchards, flower farms, and some small mining villages.
Za-Kzs-No-Ra

**Za-Kzs-No-Ra** was the matriarch of the northern Gnoll tribes of Kaiyados during the First Gnoll War.

## Biography

Za-Kzs-No-Ra was probably born somewhere near Tall Trees in the northern half of the Gnoll Lands. Little is known of her personal life, as most Gnolls live beyond the realms of civilization, however, historians chronicling the Gnoll Wars have been able to put a few pieces of information about her together.

* She was at the Battle of Deep Den
* Prior to that, she had been spotted running with several raiding packs around 654 A.E.
* Za-Kzs-No-Ra had one litter of pups, a son and a daughter called Zakza-Kil-Ka, who would eventually become a Matriarch at Mikaodoza
* Examining her head after the battle revealed that she was between fifteen and eighteen years old

Za-Kzs-No-Ra was most active between 652 A.E. and 648 A.E. when she served as Den Mother of the Zaradozi Gnolls. She gained the position some time after the Battle of Deep Den, as the previous Den Mother had been slaughtered there, though her name is not known. Za-Kzs-No-Ra had her two children during this time, explaining her absence from the Tall Tree Skirmishes in 651 A.E.

During the time before the Sacking of Zaradoz, she often led raids and hunting parties into Caldosi occupied territory. When it became obvious that the Caldosi forces would sack Zaradoz, she gave the order to hold their ground and fortify the city. During the battle, she fought fiercely, killing a known twenty-two soldiers before her final battle with Sir Titos of Valencia. The knight had rushed her, fought her in one-on-one combat, and managed to kill her with a sword blow to the throat. She died on the field, her head taken as a trophy by Sir Titos' men, and her remains looted and taken as trophies by many soldiers. Her skull is on display in Fort Valencia.

### Appearance

Za-Kzs-No-Ra was exceptionally large and dark colored for a Gnoll, being a dark brown-grey color instead of the usual tawny brown. Her massive size made her an intimidating foe and she was easily recognizable by the large scars on her right arm, nape of the neck, and chin. She was also known to wear a kind of crown made from the crushed remains of knight's helmets, which had been adorned in paint and feathers. Za-Kzs-No-Ra had a tattoo on her left shoulder of a spiral pattern with depictions of antelope and crude symbols around it.
Ossein Rose

The **Ossein Rose** is a relic attributed to Queen Guinevere Wilem of Flowers by her cult, the Cult of Guinevere. The relic is housed in the Guineveraeum at Zidonia.

## Description

The Ossein Rose appears to be the flower of a rose made of bone or a bone-like material. It is the size of a woman's fist, light in weight, and of a grayish white color. It is kept inside a reliquary besides the altar at the Guineveraeum at Zidonia. The reliquary consists of a glass dome, adorned with silver ornament, which rests on a wooden base. Inside the base is a red silk pillow which the rose lies upon.

## History

Traditionally it is said that the rose was created when the Queen pricked her finger on a yellow rose gifted to her by her paramour Yuri Degenhard while they walked in her garden. Her blood fell upon the petals, staining them. Yuri then watched as the rose transformed into bone with the power held in Guinevere's holy blood. The rose was dear to Yuri; he kept it close to his person. When he was forced to flee from Fleur after Guinevere's death in 116 ME, he left the rose behind in his flight at his room at the Brotherhood of the Elk and Sword in Elken Hall, Wilemberg, Fleur. During this time the rose changed hands several times eventually finding its way to the owner of the Guineveraeum in Zidonia, who purchased it for an exorbitant price. It is currently housed there.

## Authenticity

Some argue that the rose is not proof of a miracle by Guinevere but a result of the use of caromancy by her lover Yuri. Yuri was a known practitioner of caromancy which would allow for the turning of a rose into such an object. However, supporters of Guinevere's sainthood claim that caromancy could not create bone without bone, saying that it was the Holy Blood of Guinevere which turned the rose.
Queen Minerva Wilem of Flowers

**Queen Minerva Wilem of Flowers** was the reigning monarch of Fleur from 45 to 85 M.E. She was preceded by her grandmother, Queen Isabella Wilem of Flowers, and succeeded by her daughter, Queen Lorelai Wilem of Flowers. She is best known for being a strong military leader.

## Biography

### Early Life

Minerva was born in the morning, within the palace Evermere in Wilemberg. Her mother was eager to receive a healthy daughter, though her father was disappointed having long wanted a son he could train in combat as he was.
One for Three & Three for All

## One for Three and Three for All

* Part 1
* Part 2

**One for Three and Three for All** (**French:** *Oh les amoureux !*) is the fourteenth and fifteenth segments of the fifth episode and the first two-part episode of the animated series, *Hubert and Takako* which they were aired on December 1, 2013.

## Synopsis

Hubert’s brother Oscar shows up and starts wreaking havoc all over the house. Oscar has a crush on Takako and tries to seduce her. In order to get rid of this boorish intruder, the fly makes him believe that she is actually in love with Hubert.

## Characters

* Hubert
* Takako

### **Other**

* Oscar
* Nat and Katy
* Jennifer
* Lifeguard
Advisor Omiron the Quick

Omiron in his old age.

**Omiron the Quick** was an advisor to the Caedes from the years 632 A.E. to 598 A.E.

## Biography

Omiron was born a nobleman in Carraco to his father, Maladis Soravant, and his servant girl. As a bastard, Omiron had no right to his father's titles or inheritance, and thus, decided to join the Caldosi military. He showed excellence with the spear, becoming known as the quick, for his ability to dance and spin about his target with ease. He eventually squired for several important Caldosi knights at the time, including Sir Titos of Valencia. He was tragically injured at the Battle at Deep Den, leading to his dismissal from the ranks, only months before his probably promotion to knighthood.

Instead of returning to the common life, Omiron decided to pursue politics, becoming entwined in the small time dealings of the Carracan nobility. Eventually, he ran for governor, but lost. His campaign and ideals, however, peaked the interest of the Caedes who personally invited him to court where he ended up having a private meeting with Master Titil; a rare occurrence. After the meeting he swore his allegiance to them, shedding his military ranks and becoming their most trusted advisor for many years.

In 631 A.E. he conscripted Knight Commander Stelion Marios as his personal guard, though he was then only a knight. Omrion liked Stelion and helped him gain a footing in court and eventually put in a good word for him with the Caedes, allowing for Stelion to found the Order of the Black Sword. It was around 632 A.E. when he married Mira, a common peasant girl he met at the Carraco docks. She took on the title 'of Omiron' and the two had three children: Caeperia, Romulo, and Omirion.

Omiron retired in 598 A.E. to his estate near the waterfront. He died four years late at the age of seventy-three.

## Appearance

Omiron was a little below average height for a Caldosi man and, in his youth, was well muscled though in later years he became a bit fat. He had dark black hair that puffed out in tight ringlets which he often kept pulled back with a thick woven band as was the style then. He had sharp features, with small eyes and a bit of a resting scowl. He dressed much like the Lord Malados, usually shirtless with a fancy grass or thick woven skirt and heavy neck and head adornments. He had several tattoos in the traditional Caldosi style of geometric shapes and patterns in blue and black up and down his arms and chest. In his final years his hair became very grey.

He had the brand of Lord Malados on his left calf and the brand of Master Titil on his right hand.
Friendly Vampires

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**Friendly Vampires** (**French:** *Hubert a les crocs*) is the sixteenth segment of the sixth episode of the animated series, *Hubert and Takako* which it aired on December 8, 2013.

## Synopsis

Takako is convinced that Hubert has just been bitten in the finger by a mouse (usually mistaken for a vampire bat). Sleeping in a coffin, living it up when the sun goes down, she tries the most preposterous vampire props to find out if he has indeed been transformed.

## Characters

* Hubert
* Takako
Hingviros

**Hingviros** is a legendary ring used by the hero Halmrich to survive the freezing temperatures on his trip to the pole.

## History

Hingviros is said to have been created by an ancient king and imbued with animal spirits by a shaman in Nordures to create an artifact that would protect the wearer from the cold. Halmrich, the legendary hero of the Song of Halmrich, won the ring after slaying the great wyrm Urg for Lord Kurg. He brought it with him on his journey into the North of the continent and wore it when he landed in Higdures. It protected him from the frigid climate as he traveled to the pole, from which he never returned.

## Description

Hingviros is called a plane band, made of brass. It was inlaid with several carvings in the old language of Nordures which were never described in the verse.
The 62 Scrolls of Higher Wisdom

**The 62 Scrolls of Higher Wisdom** are a series of scrolls written by the Caedes during various periods of their rule of Caldos. The scrolls can be divided into three categories: those that speak of earthly wisdoms, those on heavenly wisdoms, and those of profound knowledge. The scrolls have been copied into two manuscripts: the *Corporum Calum* and the *Corporum Elohum*.

## History

The scrolls were written mostly by Lady Kavos, who wrote them in various degrees of enlightened states. For example, scrolls *17* and *18* were penned during a visit to Fort Valencia in the presence of several reliable witnesses. The scrolls were first released to the public around 980 A.E. The scrolls allowed to be reproduced were numbers *7, 8, 10, 11, 12,* and *18*. These scrolls all meditated on certain functions of the world, such as the uses of certain plants and the nature of several beasts. They became popular amongst the citizens of Caldos for providing useful knowledge for surviving in the kingdom.

Several scrolls have been attributed to Master Titil. These include scrolls *4, 36, 38,* and *60.* Several are of unknown origin, possibly written by scribes of the two leaders. Lord Malados has written no literature.

## Content

The 62 Scrolls can be divided into three or two categories: by subject or by author. Below the scrolls will be placed by subject.

34 scrolls cover the subject of earthly wisdoms. These scrolls tend to speak on the nature of plants, animals, and natural functions. They tend to be more focused on educating or documenting the subjects. The scrolls in this group are:

* *Scroll 3* - By Lady Kavos. On the nature of the weather and its predicting.
* *Scroll 6 -* By Lady Kavos. On the uses of mushrooms.
* *Scroll 7* - By Lady Kavos. On the useful plants of the world.
* *Scroll 8* - By Lady Kavos. On the nature of deep woods.
* *Scroll 10* - By Lady Kavos. On the creatures of danger in Caldos and beyond.
* *Scroll 11* - By Lady Kavos. On useful beasts of the woods.
* *Scroll 12 -* By Lady Kavos. On the nature of streams and rivers.
* *Scroll 15 -* By Lady Kavos. On the magical nature of beasts and creatures.
* *Scroll 18* - By Lady Kavos. On farming and raising successful crops.
* *Scroll 20* - By Lady Kavos. On Gnolls.
* *Scroll 21 -* Unreleased to the public, available only to scholars at Kavidae College.
* *Scroll 22 -* Unreleased to the public, available only to scholars at Kavidae College*.*
* *Scroll 23*
* *Scroll 24*
* *Scroll 25*
* *Scroll 26*
* *Scroll 28*
* *Scroll 29*
* *Scroll 30*
* *Scroll 31*
* *Scroll 36* - By Master Titil. On hybrids and their origins.
* *Scroll 39*
* *Scroll 42*
* *Scroll 43*
* *Scroll 44*
* *Scroll 47*
* *Scroll 49*
* *Scroll 50*
* *Scroll 51*
* *Scroll 52*
* *Scroll 59*
* *Scroll 61*
Kutsupukk

**Kutsupukk** is the southern most nation on the planet Fayos, situated south of the continent of the same name in the Pale Ocean. It is one of the few non-hostile isolation nations, choosing to continue trade with the rest of the world while maintaining a strict closed border policy.

## History

Kutsupukk's history is somewhat obscured as little is known about its interior. Kutsupukki traders attest to their nation being the oldest and first to be formed, claiming that tradition claims the first men crawled out from the inside of the planet millennium ago in central Kutsupukk. The entrance to the hollow earth remained open for a long time and the people on the surface would return to the lush subterranean kingdom to commune with their god. But when the surface dwellers conspired to worship the new gods, the Sun and the Moons and the other deities of the air and land, the god of the inner world became angry and jealous and he sealed the entrance to the interior. The Kutsupukki did not weep when they were cut off, instead they became new, learning to commune with the gods of the air, earth, waters, and ice. Thus, the Kutsupukki came to be, according to their own accounts, in the ancient times.

The actual validity of these claims is dubious, though it is known that ancient authors from southern Ihjarga mentioned seeing men in "long skin boats, about twenty or so feet long and with painted sides" in the waters south of the horn. These accounts were written around 1800 AE.
Goh

**Goh** or more commonly the **Land of Goh** is a fictional kingdom in northern folklore. It is said to be the opposite of the Land of Cockaine.

## Description

Goh is described often as a land of thorn and thistle where nothing grows. Men till the soil with backhoes for measly crops and the main form of sustenance is the grizzle off of bones and discarded meat. The landscape is said to be made mostly of stone, with massive chasms that one can fall into from which wild animals lurk. Goh is said to be inhabited by every horrible beast of the world, such as hornets, lions, and serpents. The men of Goh are constantly warring and dying by the sword. Goh is said to be the land which sits at the tip of the fabled continent of Ayelaend said to be beyond the western continent.

## Legacy

Goh was first mentioned in the spoken lyrical poems of the knights of the North around the 7th century AE. It was said that to enter into the paradise of Cockaine one must first travel through treacherous Goh. Many tales follow knights as they travel through Goh only to reach Cockaine and find it a land of idle and gluttony. Thus, Goh and Cockaine act as foils to one another. Goh is often referenced in art or speech, with many stories taking place there. It is sometimes compared in Skjol to the mythic land of Uld, a place where no seeds grow in Norduren mythology. Goh is said to represent the sin of wrath and corresponds to Kudd if Ayelaend is interpreted as allegorical Fayos.
Aardwolf

The **Aardwolf** or **Norvulf** is a beast native only to the North. It is unique and highly rare, often considered extinct by some. However, the Aardwolf is still thriving in the North, it is simply quite shy.

## Appearance

Aardwolves are medium in size, about the size of a large dog. They live solitary lives. Aardwolves are brownish with grey or black stripes, long fur that hangs to the paws, and a sad sort of face. They are canine in form but also cat like, closely reminiscent of southern hyenas. Their skull is stocky and full of sharp teeth. Despite their fierce jaws, the aardwolf hunts mostly insects, rats, and small game. The aardwolf does not interact with other members of its species unless mating or fighting for territory. Despite this, they are not very territorial, permitting the presence of others if it does not interrupt their daily lives.

Aardwolves live in underground burrows or dens. They mate in late summer. Aardwolves are known for their distinct smell, which is described as pungent and musky.

## History

The Aardwolf has often been depicted as a more fantastical beast than it is, called now an Alphyn or Aldwolf. The beast is common in early manuscripts and heraldry, but is sometimes seen in modern crests. The fantastical Aardwolf is larger than life, reeking of rotten flesh and death, and bearing a long knotted tail and a poisonous bite. This is not true to the actual beast and may come from early tales told by frontiersmen and travelers. The aardwolf is still marred by this image in modern times, and is feared throughout the north as a bearer of bad omens.

## Environment and Subspecies

Aardwolves live in cool places with ample room to dig. They create extensive underground burrows to raise their pups in. Because of this, they dwell most often in Fleur, Korevna, Barland, and Higd, though a few have been seen in Skjol. Aardwolves are not part of a greater class of animal, in fact they only come in one type and no subspecies have been discovered yet. Bones unearthed in Higd burial sites have been linked to a lost ancient species of Aardwolf that grew to the size of horses.
June St. Clair

**June St. Clair** is a teenager living in Vildonia in 299 CE. Alongside his twin brother, Julian, he runs a small criminal operation there.

## Biography

June was born ten minutes before her brother Julian on the 16th of Netep in 283 to an unwed Kuddian immigrant mother living in Brotziana, People's Republic of Fleur. Their father, Viktor St. Clair, is the current head of the Bureau of Fisheries' Vildonia department. Originally, he refused to acknowledge the children's existence until 12th Holaeum 288 when the twins were sent to his home in Vildonia after their mother had fallen ill. Unwilling to leave them orphaned, but not wanting to compromise his marriage or government position, he sent the children to live at the Zildonia Public Academy. They were housed at the school, which they attended until age twelve, upon which they were transferred to the care of Anna Valerevna, the mother of one of Viktor's Bureau associates.

While Julian and June continued to attend the public academy for higher education, they began to dabble in mild acts of delinquency. At first, they simply vandalized property with graffiti before engaging in petty shoplifting and theft. In 297, they began extorting fellow students with the help of an upper classman, Jonathan Hollund, for money and goods. June began publicly dating Jonathan soon after. They began selling these goods to other teenagers. In 298, June and Julian expanded their operations to include illicit as well as prescription and over the counter medications. By 299 the twins spend most of their time outside of school loitering near the town's G-Mart or at the Saint's Head speakeasy.

## Appearance

June is an average height mixed-race human with dark black hair and hazel eyes. She dresses in the Sumnov fashion style popular among PRF teens in the late 290s, mostly in tight dark colored clothing. June keeps her hair in a uncommon style, flipped over the front with lots of volume. She is never seen without her brother or her pinky finger cigarette holder. Like her brother, she is overweight.
Ishum (Town)

**Ishum** is a town located in northeastern Sikkud, between Wihat and Neduk. It is noteworthy in that it is governed entirely by children.

## History

In 81 M.E. the village of Alim-Shalal was raided by human pirates from Cadan. The pirates slaughtered everyone but the children, leaving nine survivors from the ages of one to eleven. Frightened, the children decided to abandon the village and head west to Wildakar, as they were worried that nearby Neduk had been raided as well and that the coast was no longer safe. They walked as far as they could until they became lost in the desert, nearly dying from exhaustion, before happening upon a small spring among the sands. Praising the gods they decided that here was where they should live and together they formed a small camp.

Within a year their camp had become a house where they lived together, with a small farm and livestock. The eldest boy, a twelve year old Ardates, would make trips to Wildakar and govern the property. Often, he would return from Wildakar with destitute orphans to join the growing clan. The children soon operated a small village of three houses, a barn, and a growing farm. Occasionally, travelers would pass through the area and be amazed by what they saw. They would trade access to their water in exchange for knowledge or tools. In this way, they came to learn how to better irrigate their crops. Word soon spread among the cities of Sikkud that there was a strange colony of children living isolated in the desert. More destitute children began to arrive.

By 86 M.E. the village was a proper town, with a store and several in groups acting as families. However, trouble would arise the same year as bandits attacked and ransacked the town. No casualties occurred but several buildings were burned. That year work began on walls which were completed in late 87 and regular drills began to teach the citizens how to fight. That same year a band of slavers was passing the town when the citizens opened fire from the wall, eventually killing the slavers and freeing those in chains. The freed children joined the town the rest moved on, but the chains were melted into crude weapons.

When the first batch of children had grown up, there was great division over what was to be done. Half the town wanted them to stay, the other, to leave. Ardates concluded that he and his kin would leave, but that they would continue to work from Wildakar to benefit the town. They sent livestock, weaponry, and often visited. They also helped to free enslaved children and send them to the town.

Currently, Ishum exists as a strange town in the desert, growing larger by the day, with two sets of walls and a host of wild children living within its vicinity.
Invisible Sickness

**Invisible Sickness** or the **Spirit Sickness** is a type of disease or plague that is purported to exist only within the Valley of the Crater in Caldos. While many reputable sources tell of the illness, it has not been seen since its first documentation.

## Symptoms

The first signs of the sickness are nausea, headache, and overall unrest of the body. Soon the finger tips and toes will turn black and shluff off. Within days, the skin will do the same, peeling off in oozing layers until the person dies of the wounds. The disease is not contagious, as members of the Order of the Black Sword did not contract symptoms besides mild nausea. This was after being in contact with the victims and their body's for months.

## History

The only major outbreak of the Invisible Sickness happened in 620 A.E. when an object seemingly crashed into the Valley of the Crater. Shepherds in the local area investigated and found themselves succumbing to the sickness within minutes of arriving at the crash site. Thirty-three people were effected and brought to the nearby village of Milianos where they were treated by volunteers who later founded the Order of the Black Sword. All but three died. The Caedes themselves investigated the crater and decided to make it an off-limits zone, relocating all people from the Valley of the Crater and Asteria Valley.

Since the first outbreak no other outbreaks have occurred, though several similar cases have been noted. In 553 or 552 A.E. a man wandered into the yard of the Black Tower, his skin an unnatural shade of black. The knights took him inside and watched in horror over the next three weeks as the man's skin slowly began to slide off his body. A sorcerer at the tower apparently kept him alive through salves and prayers until he begged for death. Another case in 333 A.E. saw the knights of the order finding the corpse of someone near the Black Road with no discernible features. The person had their skin almost entirely melted, their face so disfigured that they could not gender them.

Both cases were considered to be caused by the Invisible Sickness.
Stormcrow

Lord Hathcombe

Rowan Hathcombe, more commonly known by his code name Stormcrow, is a Support character in Freelancers Guild.

## Character History

### Border Wars

Hathcombe came to promience during the Battle of Calt Meadow, earning his title as Knight Tau and Lord Hathcombe. The Border Wars also saw the start of his fall into madness. His title as a Lord allowed him to set up facilities in New Boston, Calabria and Suffolkshire. The lab in New Boston was the site where he and his unnamed partner began experimenting with the Rapid Adaptation Retrovirus. His first attempt was on a young Shoshone man, accelerating the human adaption to Mars, resulting in the nine foot tall beastial Sasquatch. The second attempt produced a more promising result in Banshee. His experiments also led to new weapons, including his own Scythe and the sonic weapons used by Livewire.
Oh Gentle Father (Song)

***Oh Gentle Father*** is a Justainian song. It is sung to a gentle tune, often as a lullaby or hymn in congregations.

## Lyrics

Oh Gentle Father who is in Heaven

A cool wind blows from where you dwell

It lifts me upwards towards your kingdom

It lays me gently down as well

With wounded hands you kindly made me

Placed me on Fayos below

And when I die I'll come and kiss them

Oh your pain I shall never know

When I am dying I'm thinking of you

How I'll feel your loving pain

For my penance and my suffering

I have lived my life in shame

Oh Gentle Father who is in Heaven

A cool wind blows from where you dwell

It lifts me upwards towards your kingdom

To your arms I know so well
Lady Viviane Olivarden

**Lady Viviane Olivarden**, born **Viviane Aster**, was the first Lady of House Olivarden and wife to Lord Pedur Olivarden. She was the mother of Lord Michael Olivarden and lived from 129 to 93 AE. She was a lesser member of House Aster, but would eventually be heralded as the matriarch of the Olivarden family. Lady Viviane was said to have been comely, of noble bearing and a kind heart. She died at age 46 of natural causes and is entombed in the Chapel of Our Lady of Olives at Oligarden, built in her honor.
Grace Wilem II

Grace's official portrait, painted in 116 M.E.

**Lady Grace Wilem II** is a member of the Fleurian royal family born in 106 M.E. She is the daughter of Prince Johan Wilem and his wife Lady Lizbeth of Perseum. She currently resides in Perseum, a small hold near Bjord in southern Skjol.

## Biography

Lady Grace was born at the palace at Wilemberg, Evermere, home of the royal family of Fleur. Her father is Prince Johan Wilem, son of the late Queen Lorelai Wilem of Flowers, and her mother the Lady Lizbeth of Perseum, a woman from a noble house in Skjol. The two had been unable to conceive for quite sometimes, so the birth of their daughter was greatly celebrated by the royal family and the people of Wilemberg. Grace was quite sickly, barely surviving two bouts of Palus Fever in her infancy, a disease that left her plagued by coughs for the rest of her life. She was presented to the Queen Minerva Wilem II of Flowers on her second birthday in an official ceremony where she was gifted the title of lady, though the Queen had seen her many times before then. Grace was raised mostly by her nurse and mother, as her father was often devoted to his work as a member of high standing in the court.

At the age of three, Grace's father was stripped of his titles and exiled from Fleur by his sister, Queen Minerva II, for plotting a coup against her. Enraged by this, Lady Lizbeth fled Fleur with Grace to her home in Perseum where Grace was raised for the remainder of her childhood. She would not see her father again for many years. Grace showed great aptitude for the harp and drafting, as well as some skill at the needle. In Perseum, she was often kept indoors and forbidden to go outside by her mother out of fear for her health in the cold weather. Grace has been invited back to Fleur on several occasions by Queen Guinevere Wilem of Flowers, her aunt, but Lady Lizbeth has had denied these requests every time.

## Appearance

Lady Grace is a child of average build and pale skin. Her hair is long and dark brown, wavy and often pulled up into a bun upon her head or left loose to fall to her lower back in neat waves. Her eyes are dark brown. She is often dressed in the standard outfits of northern children, but with a noble flair.
Pop Takako

**Pop Takako** (**French:** *Takako Pop*) is the sixty-sixth segment of the twenty-second episode of the animated series, *Hubert and Takako* which it aired on July 20, 2014.

## Synopsis

Takako's ego gets to her after becoming a pop star and she ditches her band members. She soon realizes her fault and unites with her band.

## Characters

* Hubert
* Takako

### **Other**

* Nat and Katy
* Henry Saul
* Eros
* Jennifer
* Stanislas
* Cow
Vote for Takako

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**Vote for Takako** (**French:** *Votez Takako*) is the seventh segment of the third episode of the animated series, *Hubert and Takako* which it aired on November 17, 2013.

## Synopsis

Takako starts wondering exactly what flies are good for. Going through the garbage is not really beneficial to anyone and it’s certainly not very glamorous! What can a fly do to improve everyone’s lot? Hey! Why not run for President?!

## Characters

* Hubert
* Takako
New Boston (Map)

New Boston is a set of Capture maps featuring the ruins of the original Franklin Territory capitol, destroyed during the First Rebellion.

New Boston contains the submaps New Boston Ruins, New Boston Underground and New Boston Memorial.

## Ruins

### Features

New Boston: Ruins contains the wreckage of Stormcrow's lab, the original Capitol Building, the original Sakaton's Bar, and many other points of interest.

## Trivia

• The ruined lab contains several hints about future characters, including a flickering holographic display of Hellcat, a broken tank bearing the name Running Water, prototype armor labelled as Banshee MkI and several crates with the Deflorien Engineering logo and the name Van Helden.
Charles Olivarden the Younger

**Ser Charles Olivarden the Younger** was the son of Duke Charles Olivarden the Elder who fought for House Olivarden during the Gardener Rebellion. He was slain at the Battle of the Cairn by Charles the Pretender on the 14th of Netep, 60 CE.

## Biography

Charles was the second child born to Duke Charles Olivarden the Elder and Duchess Armina Olivarden on the 28th of Nordren in 42 CE. As a child, he showed great aptitude for combat, pleasing his father who had been disappointed in his eldest son Geoffrey's scholarly pursuits. As a child, he squired for his uncle, Ser Vikar Olivarden to much success. He joined Vikar in 58 CE to quell a rebellious band of hedge knights at Three Hills. The same year he placed tenth at a melee in Wilemberg. These feats, as well as his father's influence, won him a knighthood. He was knighted by Queen Minerva Wilem of Flowers on the 17th of Muntep 59 CE.

As a knight, Ser Charles fought alongside his father's retainers during the Gardener Rebellion. He led a small retinue during the Battle at Three Hills and again during the Battle at the Cairn on 14th Netep in 60 CE. During this battle, it was said that the Pretender, upon catching sight of Charles' emerald cape, hunted him down across the field to engage him. When they met, they engaged briefly in combat, before the Pretender landed a blow across the boy's shoulder, unhorsing him where he was crushed underfoot. His body was not recovered by the Olivardens, instead being held for ransom by the Pretender. When his father refused to name Charles the Pretender heir in exchange for the return of Charles the Younger's corpse, the body was supposedly tossed into a bitter well, with rocks stuffed in the belly so it could not be recovered.

A statue of Charles the Younger at prayer stands over his empty tomb in the Chapel of Our Lady of Olives.

## Appearance

Charles was muscular with tanned skin and dark hair. His eyes were green like his father and he had a crooked hooked nose.
Clanky Bot Wiki

## Welcome to the Clanky Bot Wiki!

Clanky Bot is a Web Cartoon that has been Airing since 2017 created by Tommy. his youtube username is Clankybot777

## Main Cast

* Clanky Bot
* Dr Scientist
* Bad Dog

## Latest activity

Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Add one below!

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 Clanky Bot • Object Cringe • Re-Object combination • TUFC 2.0**if you find or make wikis about yoshi and another object show please add it here**
A**lso , i know sillybox dosent own TUFC but he competed in it so it counts.**
Secret Agent Hubert

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**Secret Agent Hubert** (**French:** *Un agent très spécial*) is the eighteenth segment of the sixth episode of the animated series, *Hubert and Takako* which it aired on December 8, 2013.

## Synopsis

All decked out in a black suit, Hubert tries to make Takako believe that he’s a secret agent man. What a thrill, she decides to become his sidekick and follow him around on all of his missions. Of course, things spin out of control pretty soon.

## Characters

* Hubert
* Takako

### **Other**

* Stanislas
* Alfonso
* Jennifer
* Rila
* Grocery Store People
* Police Officer
Space Cucumber

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**Space Cucumber** (**French:** *Concombre de l’espace*) is the sixth segment of the second episode of the animated series, *Hubert and Takako* which it aired on November 10, 2013.

## Synopsis

Without Takako, Hubert would have killed the cucumber without realizing that it is in fact a Zardox from outer space! Takako has read all about them in a science magazine! And so they bend over backwards to welcome their visitor from another planet.

## Characters

* Hubert
* Takako

### **Other**

* Dr. Reach Forest
* Henry Saul
* Zardox
Acrylic

**Acrylic** (**French:** *Acrylique*) is the fifty-fourth segment of the eighteenth episode of the animated series, *Hubert and Takako* which it aired on March 2, 2014.

## Synopsis

Hubert is attached to this toy named Acrylic. Unknowingly, Takako gives it off at a thrift shop but they are finally able to find it.

## Characters

* Hubert
* Takako

### **Other**

* Acrylic
* Stanislas
* Jennifer
* Mother and Baby
* Clown
Blinded by the Dark

**Blinded by the Dark** (**French:** *Á l'aveuglette*) is the seventy-second segment of the twenty-fourth episode of the animated series, *Hubert and Takako* which it aired on August 10, 2014.

## Synopsis

Hubert and Takako have a large uninvited intruder in their house.

## Characters

* Hubert
* Takako

### **Other**

* Cat
* Police Officer

## Trivia

* The episode title was parodied and named from the song, Blinded by the Light by Manfred Mann's Earth Band.
Rock n' Roll Granny

**Rock n' Roll Granny** (**French:** *Mamie pas gâteau*) is the forty-sixth segment of the sixteenth episode of the animated series, *Hubert and Takako* which it aired on February 16, 2014.

## Synopsis

Hubert rescues a granny who was exposed to loud music but turns out she is part of a ferocious metal band.

## Characters

* Hubert
* Takako
Play Ball

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**Play Ball** (**French:** *Jour de match*) is the twenty-ninth segment of the tenth episode of the animated series, *Hubert and Takako* which it aired on January 5, 2014.

## Synopsis

The action moves on to the football field where Hubert and Takako must choose between impressing Jennifer or gaining Stanislas' friendship.

## Characters

* Hubert
* Takako

### **Other**

* Jennifer
* Eros
* Stanislas
Hell's Pigs

**Hell's Pigs** (**French:** *Tatouages et pétarades*) is the fifty-sixth segment of the nineteenth episode of the animated series, *Hubert and Takako* which it aired on June 1, 2014.

## Synopsis

Hubert and Takako decide to go to a costume party but meet a violent biker gang on the way and struggle to make it out.

## Characters

* Hubert
* Takako
Pedal for Your Life!

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**Pedal for Your Life!** (**French:** *Beau comme un vélo*) is the twenty-sixth segment of the ninth episode of the animated series, *Hubert and Takako* which it aired on December 29, 2013.

## Synopsis

Takako offers Hubert a bicycle that he cherishes as if it were a beautiful treasure. Except that he won’t ride it! Following a childhood trauma, he actually never learned how to ride a bike! Takako shoves him onto the saddle… Ride Hubert, ride!

## Characters

* Hubert
* Takako

### **Other**

* Scooter Girl
* Stanislas
* Jennifer
Gaga Ball

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**Gaga Ball** (**French:** *Complètement gaga*) is the forty-first segment of the fourteenth episode of the animated series, *Hubert and Takako* which it aired on February 2, 2014.

## Synopsis

Hubert and Takako buy a Gaga ball which needs to be shared. While Hubert wants to impress Jennifer with it, Takako does not allow him.

## Characters

* Hubert
* Takako
It's No Piece of Cake

**It's No Piece of Cake** (**French:** *C'est pas du gâteau*) is the fifty-fifth segment of the nineteenth episode of the animated series, *Hubert and Takako* which it aired on June 1, 2014.

## Synopsis

Hubert signs up for a baking contest and thanks to Takako, he ends up creating a cake that is alive.

## Characters

* Hubert
* Takako

### **Other**

* Mamie
* Mother
* Police Officer
* Mr. Poule
* Henry Saule
* Dr. Reach Forest
Misfortune Teller

**Misfortune Teller** (**French:** *Voyante extra (pas) lucid*) is the thirtieth segment of the tenth episode of the animated series, *Hubert and Takako* which it aired on January 5, 2014.

## Synopsis

Takako proves to Hubert that his fortune teller is robbing him off his money and he needs to have confidence in himself.

## Characters

* Hubert
* Takako