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Levi

**Levi** is a tiefling enchanter specializing in arcane writings and runes. He is played by theashenangel.

## Description

### Appearance

Levi is a blue tiefling standing 6 feet tall. He's got long black hair and wears clothes designed for comfort and travel. Levi has no pupils, instead his eyes are fully yellow.

### Personality

Levi has a very introverted personality. While he is not in the slightest against talking to people, he often sinks back into his own mind when prompted with a question or curiosity that needs an answer. Levi is very independent and confident with himself--not afraid to show his blue skin or speak freely of his past accomplishments.

## History

### Before the Campaign

While most of Levi's life before the campaign is still a mystery, he has spoken of some of his travels and adventures. It is known that Levi is from the areas surrounding Neverwinter and that he used to be a member of an adventuring group based in the city. As part of this group's adventures, they claim to have defeated dragons on multiple occasions--however these claims have not been confirmed.

### Tides of Time Saga

Levi was first introduced to the Lif of the Party when he appeared at the door of their tavern, Lif's Loft, with an old deed to the building. This deed was apparently passed down through the generations of Levi's family from back when they apparently used to work with Lif himself. Levi however had no plans to take the tavern from the party, but appears to only be the owner-in-name and allow the party to run the tavern as normal.

## Skills and Abilities

**Darkvision:** Levi can see in darkness (in shades of gray) up to 60 feet out.

**Hellish Resistance:** Levi has a resistance to fire thanks to his tiefling blood.

**Legacy of Stygia:** Levi's blood connection with the lord of Stygia allows him to channel similar magical spells; Ray of Frost, Armor of Agathys, and Darkness.

**Cantrip Mastery:** Levi is a master of incantations and can cast cantrips faster than the normal spellcaster.

### Proficiencies

* **Calligrapher's Supplies**
* **Cartographer's Tools**
* **Forgery Kit**
* **Lyre**
* **Thieves' Tools**
* **Tinker's Tools**

### Artificer Abilities

* **Magical Tinkering**
* **Infuse Item**
* **Tool Expertise**
* **Tools of the Trade**
* **Artificial Mind**
	+ **Telepathic Advisor**
	+ **Manifest Mind**
	+ **Information Overload**

### Bard Abilities

* **Bardic Inspiration**
* **Jack of All Trades**
* **Song of Rest**
* **Cutting Words**
The Covenant

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**The Covenant** is the law upheld by the Clave. It provides the rule of conduct for Nephilim and, though minimally, Downworlders. The Covenant protects the rights of Shadowhunters to enforce civilized relations among the Clave, Downworld, and the mundane world, as well as the rights of Downworlders so they may not be maltreated by Shadowhunters.

It is also the Covenant that guarantees that the Shadow World remains shadowed from the mundane world. Nephilim are sworn by Covenant never to reveal the truth of the world to a mundane, unless the revelation is absolutely necessary or unavoidable, and all Downworlders who have signed the Accords are subject to and agree to this rule.

The Covenant consists of the basic moral code expected among the followers. The Covenant's fine print is also more or less the entire legal system of the Shadowhunters, specifying not only the criminal code that the Nephilim and various Downworlder communities have agreed to abide by, but also how that criminal code may be prosecuted, how trials may be run, and so on. This means both Shadowhunters and Downworlders may refer to the Covenant to claim some specific right.

## Terms

### Reparations

Reparations is a right for appeal given to Downworlders who believe that Shadowhunters have broken the Law in their dealings with them. They are given the chance to request or lodge a complaint through Reparations when they believe they have been wronged or mistreated by Shadowhunters. A trial may be called, which will be administered by representatives of the Clave, and when they manage to prove their case, the plaintiff may be accorded money or some form of payment as compensation for the harm brought to them. The guilty Shadowhunter may then be tried and punished. Mundanes also have the right to file or petition for Reparations, as well as Shadowhunters, as Tatiana did against her brothers for the death of their father.

When a Downworlder or a mundane alleges that a Shadowhunter has broken the Law in their dealings with them, the Downworlder lodges a complaint through reparations.
Lynn Blackthorn-Penhallow

Cece Blackthorn-Penhallow (adoptive sister)

Eleanor Blackthorn-Penhallow (adoptive sister)

Sebastian Blackthorn-Penhallow (adoptive brother)

Julian Blackthorn (adoptive uncle)

Ty Blackthorn (adoptive uncle)

Dru Blackthorn (adoptive aunt)

Emma Carstairs-Blackthorn (adoptive aunt)

Livvy Blackthorn †(adoptive aunt)

Tavvy Blackthorn (adoptive uncle)

Cordelia Blackthorn (cousin)

Marcus Blackthorn (cousin)

Alyssa Blackthorn (cousin)

Clarke Blackthorn (cousin)

John Blackthorn (cousin)

Jia Penhallow (adoptive grandmother)

Patrick Penhallow (adoptive grandfather)

Andrew Blackthorn † (adoptive grandfather)

Eleanor Blackthorn † (adoptive grandmother)

**Lynn Eunice Blackthorn-Penhallow** is the adoptive warlock daughter of Helen Blackthorn and Aline Penhallow. She is the older adopted sister of Cece, Eleanor, and Ben. She lives at the Los Angeles Institute with her family.

## Early Life

Lynn was born to an unknown warlock mother and an unknown demon father. While she was at the Shadow Market, Emma Carstairs found baby Lynn in a little blanket. She took her back to the Institute, where it was identified that Lynn was a warlock by Magnus Bane, who was visiting at the time. Aline and Helen quickly decided to adopt Lynn, eventually adding three other kids to their family. She has a younger adopted brother named Sebastian who is also a warlock.

## Physical Appearance

Lynn is very tall, standing at about 6'0, and is described as having dark, corkscrew curls, clear brown skin, and beautiful brown eyes. Her warlock marks include unusual height, no belly button and an extra finger on each hand. She is described as being very beautiful.

## Personality

Lynn is very optimistic and bright-spirited. She is also very intelligent, and always willing to lend a hand to anyone who needs it. She is very good with kids. She has a passion for martial arts, and trains with the Shadowhunters at the Institute, and with Emmy when she visits, just without the runes. Every two weeks, Magnus Bane will come down to help teach her, Ben, and Max about their abilities as warlocks and how to wield them.

## Trivia

* She loves martial arts.
* She is the oldest out of all of the teenagers that live at the LA Institute. However, if you include the teens at the NY Institute, she is the third oldest due to Rafael being 22 (as of 2029) and Max being 20.
* She is the oldest of her adoptive siblings, born in 2012. Her exact birthdate is unknown, but Aline and Helen designated it as December 17, as that was when Emma first brought her to the Institute.
Stheno

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**Stheno** is a Greater Demon.

## History

In the 1870s, near the end of the negotiations for the First Accords, Stheno was ravaging the countryside of Cyprus. The local Nephilim fought against him, and Stheno even killed the head of the London Institute, Granville Fairchild, who had come to the aid of the Cypriot Shadowhunters.

In 1894, Stheno was found in Scotland and dispatched back to the Void by a team of English Shadowhunters; he had been in disguise but was recognized because he was wearing Fairchild's favorite Ukrainian fur hat—a gift from Josiah Wayland.
Eidolon

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**Eidolon** is the term generally used to refer to a variety of around a dozen shape-shifting species of demons.

## Description

Eidolons are shape-shifting species of demons. An Eidolon demon's true form is white, greasy and slimy like a slug, with its body covered in gray pockmarks. A known subspecies of the demon are the Du'sien.

Due to the nature of their ability, Eidolon demons have become the dominant means by which warlocks are conceived since the Incursion. Additionally, while in the form of a human, Eidolon are somewhat able to endure the diffused light of the sun.

## History

In 1857, an Eidolon demon attacked the carriage of Linette Owens and her servant. It had seemingly devoured the driver and was going for the servant when Linette fought back. From a distance, Magnus Bane and Edmund Herondale witnessed the events. Edmund rushed over and almost immediately slew it. Linette mistook the demon, in the form of a man, to be an evil faerie.

In the early 1860s, an Eidolon Greater Demon, in the guise of Richard Gray and under Mortmain's instructions, slept with Elizabeth Gray, who then bore the half-Shadowhunter, half-Eidolon demon Tessa. Tessa was trained to Change by Mrs. Dark, an Eidolon demon employed by Mortmain. Because of her Shadowhunter blood, Tessa is a special kind of Eidolon, as she can "become" what she transforms into, able to touch the minds of those she Changes into, living or dead. She recalls their memories and can even feel their emotions, although she described the process as a painful one.

It was also an Eidolon demon that Clary Fray witnessed Jace, Alec, and Isabelle Lightwood kill at the Pandemonium Club in 2007. It had been lurking in the club in the form of a blue-haired mundane boy, looking for victims, his blade glamoured to look like a wooden beam. Isabelle lured it into a storage room and her brothers ambushed the demon. The demon tried to bargain for his life with information about Valentine Morgenstern but was ultimately killed. Du'sien demons, one of the lesser-known Eidolon demon species, then came to the home of Clary and Jocelyn Fray disguised as police officers the night the latter was abducted.

In 2012, Prince Oban of the Unseelie Court had an Eidolon demon in a cage hanging from a tree at one of his revels. Oban presented the demon to Horace Dearborn of the Cohort, and Dearborn had him replace Oskar Lindquist to attend the war council at the Los Angeles Institute. Otherwise, the demon was in the form of Annabel Blackthorn when meeting with Dearborn, and later when it confronted Julian Blackthorn at the Imperishable Fields. Though the demon was reinforced with magic that made it harder to kill with typical Shadowhunter means, It was later destroyed by Emma Carstairs.
Witchlight

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**Witchlight** is a light, flat, smooth gray stone that emits light, giving off a pure while glow when held by Shadowhunters. All Shadowhunters carry witchlights with them to remind them that light can be found even in the darkest of shadows, and also to supply them with actual light when they are literally among the darkest shadows. Shadowhunters typically carry two witchlights.

## Properties

Witchlight stones are said to be extracted from the same rock *adamas* is extracted from. The stone is affected by the presence of *adamas*, considered its "sister stone", and receives its glow from it, as though reflecting the light inherent in the heavenly metal. The stones are then broken up and polished by Iron Sisters, and Marked to make their glow a property that can be turned on and off at the will of the Shadowhunter holding them.

Although witchlight normally does not respond to the touch of mundanes and Downworlders, it glows a deep red, instead of the usual bright white, when held by Magnus Bane, as a result of his ancestry, as his father, Asmodeus, is a fallen angel.

While the glow of witchlight stones never fade or dissipate, it can still be destroyed by pulverizing the stone into dust; upon the destruction of the stone, the angelic light absorbed within it will dissipate; as a result, one never finds "witchlight sand" or the like.

## In Nephilim Society

The largest single witchlight crystal in the world can be found in the Silent City in the form of the Angelic Colossus, a representation of the Triptych, the familiar motif of Raziel ascending from the water of Lake Lyn, wielding the Mortal Instruments. The crystal stands roughly thirty feet tall, and it guards and lights the entrance to the Silent Brothers' living quarters. The Colossus is rarely seen by anyone other than the Silent Brothers, however, so those interested in large installations of witchlight are encouraged to visit the Cluj Institute, where the renowned Vampire Arch forms the threshold to the Institute. The Arch was built under the belief that vampires were sensitive to the holy light of witchlight, and would ultimately recoil from it, thus protecting the Institute. Though this fact was later disproved, the Arch was kept as it was and maintained as a symbolic monument.

Witchlight, being light of natural angelic origin, slightly burns the skin of vampires, though to a much lesser extent in comparison to sunlight. Also, Alicante is lit and powered primarily by witchlight, as are those rare roads that have been illuminated. While most Institutes today are wired for electricity, or, at worst, gaslight, witchlight is still often used for atmospheric effect, as a backup in places where electrical supply may be unreliable, or still as a primary source of energy in more historically besieged areas or remote locations, either too warded or too far from mundane civilization to use modern power sources.
Agility Rune

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**The Agility rune** is a long-lived rune that equips the Nephilim with acuity not just of body, but also of mind. All Nephilm receive this rune early in their training, giving them the ability to process information quickly and react.
Teuthida

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**The Teuthida** are a squid-like sea demon.

## Description

Teuthida demons are dark-colored and squid-like in appearance. They have powerful fringed tentacles capable of hauling its body and can also be used as a weapon, whipping them around its body with incredible speed and force. Their eyes are oval-shaped and glossed with a protective mirrorlike coating, and their mouths are perfect circles ringed with teeth. Teuthida demons are very fast.

## History

In 2012, a Teuthida demon attacked the Santa Monica Pier in Los Angeles and attempted to destroy a ferris wheel. It was stabbed and knocked off the wheel by Emma Carstairs and finished off by Mark Blackthorn.
Kappa

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**Kappa demons** are reptilian water demons. They're covered in protective carapaces, have protruding beaks, and are the size and rough shape of a human child. They are said to be fond of leaping out of the water to drag unwitting mundanes to their deaths.
Shax

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**Shax demons** are parasitic breeding demons.

## Description

Shax demons have great pincers and an insect-like carapace for armor.

Known for their keen sense of smell, Shax demons are sometimes summoned by warlocks to track, pursue, or hunt down a missing person. They must be carefully controlled because, being brood parasites, they tend to use their targets to breed. They reproduce by wounding a victim, dragging them back to their lair, and then laying their eggs in the still-living and conscious victim's skin.

## History

In 1878, a Shax demon was sent by the Dark Sisters to find and bring Emma Bayliss back to them. The demon succeeded, and Emma gave chase while she bled to death from a previous injury. The demon was later killed by Will Herondale. By then, Will had already been encountering several Shax demons; to counter this, he ordered a stock of misericord blades—narrow blades that could pierce the demon's armor—for the Institute.

Some time before Will's death in 1937, he was bitten by a Shax demon and had nearly died. His former *parabatai* Jem Carstairs, then Brother Zachariah, arrived and sat with him all night to ensure his recovery. Jem later recalled this story when he played his violin on Will's deathbed.
Morgenstern Family Ring

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**The Morgenstern family ring** is the family ring of the Morgensterns. The ring is made out of silver. It has an "M" on it to stand for the family name, and since the family's symbol is a falling star, most of the rings also have a pattern of stars around the band.

## History

In 2007, Jace Herondale, then known as Jace Wayland, wore the ring given to him by the man who raised him. He wore his ring, a plain band with only the family's initial and no falling star symbol, upside down, believing the M on the ring was actually a W that stood for Wayland. The ring can be used to summon or call for Valentine's presence when twisted three times, which Hodge Starkweather used to do so. Presumably Valentine's other men, including Malachi Dieudonne, also had access to similar rings for this very purpose.]

After Jace falsely realized that he was Valentine's son, Jace chose to keep the ring but wore it on a chain, unwilling to neither wear it nor lose it. However, he did eventually give the ring to Clary, Valentine's true daughter, wanting it to remain with someone he loved and trusted. Clary kept the ring and has since worn it on a chain around her neck, like Jace did.

Once, Kaelie Whitewillow inquired about why she wore the ring around her neck, wondering if it was a tribute to her father. Clary denied this and made it clear that she was wearing it for Jace. When Jace went missing, Clary lent the ring to Magnus Bane to help him in his attempts to track Jace, to no avail. When Jace was rescued some time later, he had Alec get the ring from Magnus. Jace then returned it to Clary, who agreed to continue wearing it.

Aside from Clary, her brother Jonathan also had his own Morgenstern ring. While Sebastian usually wore the ring on his finger, it was on a chain on his neck when he was burned in Alicante. The ring remained intact even as Jonathan was reduced to ashes. Afterwards, Clary threw the ring along with Jonathan's ashes into the Lake Lyn in Idris.

## Owners

* Morgenstern family
* Valentine Morgenstern (until death)
* Jace Herondale (former)
* Clary Herondale (former)
* Sebastian Morgenstern (until death)

## Trivia

* Clary keeps her Morgenstern family ring in a small, wooden box on her dresser. There is a Lock rune on it, so that if the kids ever wonder into her bedroom, they won't find the ring. She and Jace keep it from the kids so that they can protect them from the knowledge that Valentine is their grandfather and Sebastian is their uncle.
Cordelia Carstairs-Blackthorn

Marcus Carstairs-Blackthorn (brother)

John Carstairs-Blackthorn (brother)

Clarke Carstairs-Blackthorn (sister)

Lyssa Carstairs-Blackthorn (sister)

Eleanor Blackthorn-Penhallow (cousin)

Aline Penhallow (aunt)

Helen Blackthorn (aunt)

Lynn Blackthorn-Penhallow (cousin)

Sebastian Blackthorn-Penhallow (cousin)

Ty Blackthorn (uncle)

Dru Blackthorn (aunt)

Livvy Blackthorn (aunt)

Tavvy Blackthorn (uncle)

**Cordelia Livia Carstairs-Blackthorn** is the youngest child of Emma Carstairs-Blackthorn and Julian Blackthorn. She has two older brothers named John and Marcus, as well as two older sisters named Clarke and Lyssa. She lives at Blackthorn Hall in London with her family.

## Name

She was given the first name "Cordelia" after her maternal grandmother, Cordelia Carstairs. Cordelia is also a very common name in the Carstairs family. She is called "Delia" or "Lia" for short.

## Early Life

Cordelia was born in 2018 to Emma and Julian. She is the youngest of her two siblings, and the only girl. She has two older brothers named John, who is fifteen, and Marcus, who is thirteen. She lives at the Los Angeles Institute with her various relatives.

## Physical Appearance

Cordelia takes after her uncle Ty in appearance, with black hair. She has green eyes, similar to her father's, and is around the same height as Emmy and Ella Herondale. She is somewhat scrawny and has a small build. She is one of the smallest Shadowhunters of her age.

## Personality

Cordelia is stubborn, a trait she gets from her mother, and is very fierce. Don't underestimate her small size and quiet demeanor - she will cut you in half before you can even think about making a sound. She is a quiet person, usually being found in the Institute's library reading. Like her father, she enjoys painting, and her hands and arms are usually coated in paint. She is best friends with Eleanor Blackthorn-Penhallow.

## Trivia

* She was named after her maternal grandmother, Cordelia Carstairs.
* She loves painting and reading.
* She will do anything to protect her family.
Fledglings

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**Fledglings**are humans in transition to Turning into vampires; they are considered not-yet or newly born.

To be 'truly born,' they must die, be buried, and successfully dig themselves out of their grave. Upon being reborn, they are immediately in a frenzy for blood and, nearly feral and starving, will be unable to control themselves and will kill anything or anyone close to them just to drink blood. To complete the transformation, they must feed on an exceptional amount of fresh human blood within the next 24 hours, or else they will fade and die.

Like a ghost, a fledgling rising from his or her grave draws energy and strength from the living things nearby, drawing their heat and producing a distinctive cold spot around his or her grave. If they are unable to make their way out of their grave, or if no one is there to help them, they stay trapped like rats under the earth, starving underground. However, if they were not buried to begin with, they will stay in the state of transition, dead but not quite dead, their soul trapped in the lifeless corpse; never waking and moving on.
Pyxis

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**A Pyxis** is a specialized box used to contain demon energies. The use of Pyxis for holding and transporting demons is actually quite old-fashioned and seems to no longer be in practice in modern times.

## Description

The Pyxis is a tall box of golden wood. It is used to safely trap and store the demons' consciousness, which is in the form of a sort of energy, as opposed to humans', whose consciousness is their souls.

The one in the London Institute in 1878 had an *ouroboros* burned into the front, symbolizing the different dimensions—the world they live in inside the serpent, and the rest of existence outside. The one before that, claimed by Edmund Herondale when he left, had an infinity symbol drawn upon its side.

## History

In 1849, when Edmund Herondale was 14 years old, he slew the demon Marbas and, to celebrate his first demon slay, its spirit was kept in a Pyxis.

Around 1873, years after Edmund's exile, his son, Will, opened the Pyxis and unwittingly released Marbas, which later killed his sister Ella.

More than ten years later, Axel Mortmain had Nate Gray steal the Pyxis of the London Institute, intent on using demon energies to bring his automatons to life. While only Shadowhunters can open the Pyxis, Mortmain managed to open it and release the Greater Demon Armaros imprisoned in it, only to transfer it to the body of an automaton.

In 1899, the Shadowhunter Academy used Pyxis holding small, harmless demons for their training exercises. The Academy's older students scattered Pyxis in the woods, with the demons within meant to be released and engaged by the younger trainees. That particular year, a group of students put a very dangerous Vetis demon inside one of the boxes as a prank, and a student got killed in the process.
Herondale Manor

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**The Herondale Manor** is the home of the Herondale family in Idris.

## Description

The Herondale manor is located on the borders of Alicante, near Brocelind Forest. It is a short distance away from Blackthorn manor.

The manor itself is a large building made of white and tawny stone and is surrounded by a low wall. The gates to the manor are low and are decorated with an iron motif of flying birds. It opens out into a circular gravel drive with a central stone fountain. A wide staircase leads up to the front door.

## History

The manor came into Will Herondale's possession when he turned 18. From then on, he and his family spent every summer there.

In 1989, the manor was occupied by Stephen Herondale, his parents, and his second wife, Celine. The manor was left unused and empty after their deaths.

It was only in 2007 when Stephen and Celine's son, Jace Herondale, found out that he was a Herondale, and another set of months before he accepted his lineage, that the manor gained ownership again. Jace took Clary Fairchild on a horse ride in Alicante to the manor and expressed a thought that the two of them might live there together someday. In 2009, the couple returned and stayed at the manor. Emma Carstairs spotted the two of them on the manor's lawn.

Jace and Clary continued spending summers there, especially after their children were born.

## Notable Residents

* Will Herondale †
* Tessa Gray
* Jem Carstairs
* James Herondale
* Lucie Herondale
* Marcus Herondale †
* Imogen Herondale †
* Stephen Herondale †
* Celine Herondale †
* Jace Herondale
* Clary Fairchild
* Emmy Herondale
* Mina Carstairs
* Stevie Herondale
* Ella Herondale
* Liam Herondale
* Toby Herondale
* Ava Herondale
* Celina Herondale
* Adele Herondale
Sammael

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**Sammael** was among the original and most powerful member of Greater Demons, particularly a fallen angel of the highest order, along with Lucifer and Azazel. He is credited as a responsible party for the beginning of the Incursion.

## History

Sammael was believed to have been created when the world began. He was once an angel, cast away from Heaven and became a Greater Demon, a general of Hell's army. He met Lilith, who eventually became his companion. He was believed to have taken the form of a great Serpent and tempted Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden.

According to the legend, he and Lilith roamed freely, creating other, lesser demons. They mated with humans and created warlocks, and they were believed to have mated with angels to create faeries. Together, at around AD 1000, the pair performed a very powerful demonic ritual that could be performed only once and never again. The ritual affected Pandemonium and massively strengthened all of demonkind's resistance to the toxicity of the world of humans to them, as well as drastically weakened and thinned parts of the wards protecting the world from the Void, highlighting worn spots and creating holes in them. This allowed large numbers of demons to pour in from tears in the veil all over the world, attempting to devour the life around them. This event became known as the Incursion, the beginning of the period of a large-scale invasion of the world by demons.

This event prompted the eventual creation of the Nephilim. Because of this act, he was hunted down and slain by the archangel Michael with his sword, Glorious. He has not been seen either on Earth or in the Void for nearly a thousand years since, and is widely believed to be dead, or at least destroyed temporarily, only taking centuries to reform in the Void.
Clary and Isabelle

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## Clary and Isabelle

### Status

Close friends / like sisters.

**Clary and Isabelle,** also known by the name **Clizzy (Cl**ary/**Izzy),** is the friendship pairing between Clary Fairchild and Isabelle Lightwood.

*"I've only ever trusted a few people in my life. Really trusted. My mother, Alec, Jace, and Max. I lost one of them already. Clary's the only reason I didn't lose another."* ~Izzy about Clary in "City of Lost Souls

## History

Initially, when the two first met, they disliked each other; Izzy disliked Clary because she felt like she messed up the dynamics between her, Alec, and Jace; Izzy also felt threatened by Clary as she was used to being the only girl. Clary disliked her because she showed an interest in Simon, even though nothing romantic was going between them.

Eventually, throughout their adventures, they started to become closer and became good friends despite their initial dislike. Clary proved her loyalty and care for the Lightwoods on numerous occasions. The two are also shown to confide in one another.

As adults, they care for each other's kids as if they were their own, Izzy showing motherly tendencies towards Emmy, Stevie, Ella, and the other Herondale children, and Clary giving advice to Eli, Bex, and Gina.
Imp

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**Imp demons** are a common, small humanoid demons with the characteristics of a typical Western devil with its horns, forked tail, etc. They are not individually dangerous but are reported to be a problem when encountered in swarms.

## History

In the New York Institute library is a book titled "The Care and Feeding of Your Pet Imp. Demons Revealed." Sebastian Morgenstern plucked it off the shelf and told Jace that it was pornography.
Mundanes

Mortals

Mundies

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**Mundanes,** also called mundies by some, are regular humans who are oblivious to the existence of Shadowhunters, Downworlders, demons, and the rest of the Shadow World.

When Nephilim, demons or warlocks put up glamours, it is so that mundanes cannot see them; the mundanes see either something they would understand or nothing at all. These glamours can be put down willingly, though.

Mundanes can be be infected with what are considered to be demon diseases: lycanthropy and vampirism; they can be turned into werewolves when bitten, and vampires or servants when fed blood. They can also become Forsaken when runes are Marked or applied on their skins. They can use and perform magic by practicing witchcraft; those who successfully practice magic are referred to as "witches." They can also be turned into Shadowhunters through Ascension with Mortal Cup.

When Shadowhunters have children with mundanes, the children will be Shadowhunters since their angelic blood is dominant. Sometimes, demons may disguise themselves as humans and seduce mundane women which will make her pregnant with a warlock child.

## Known Mundanes

* Agatha †
* Axel Mortmain †
* Boris Kashkoff
* Bridget Daly
* Claude
* Cyril Tanner
* Elaine Lewis
* Elizabeth Moore †
* Emma Bayliss †
* Eric Hillchurch
* George Lovelace †
* Harriet Moore †
* Kirk Duplesse
* Leilana Jay
* Linette Owens †
* Madame Dorothea †
* Marie
* Matt Charlton
* Milla
* Nathaniel Gray †
* Rebecca Lewis
* Richard Gray †
* Sunil Sadasivan
* Teddy
* Thomas Tanner †

## Trivia

* "Mundane" means ordinary, common, or banal.
Heron Necklace

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**The heron necklace** is a necklace with a silver, heron-shaped pendant enchanted to summon someone specific for help.

## Description

Charmed by Jem Carstairs, the pendant would alert him if the person to whom the pendant was given to, in this case Rosemary Herondale activated it in their time of need. When activated, the heron pendant appeared around Jem initially as a bright light before it formed into the silver heron which will then proceed to write the wearer's message for him in the air.

After Magnus Bane modified the necklace, Magnus made himself the person whom the necklace will alert if activated. If worn by Tiberius Blackthorn, its added purpose is to bear part of the weight of Ty's necromantic bond with the ghost of Livia Blackthorn. It would protect Ty from the side effects of their bond and would lessen the strain caused by distance between the two. It would also sustain and help ease Livvy's struggle in the world of the living. It also became one of the few things Livvy is able to touch, and Livvy would also be able to activate it and call for Magnus herself.

## History

The first manifestation of this heirloom was in the form of a necklace with an etching of a heron on it, given to Ephraim by Catarina Loss as a remaining connection to his lineage.

By 1989, the heirloom being passed down among the descendants was a heron-shaped pendant. At the Paris Shadow Market, Jack Crow put the necklace on sale without telling his wife and its true owner, Rosemary. Jack used the heirloom as bait to confront Brother Zachariah, who had been asking around about the lost Herondale for years.

Zachariah purchased the necklace from the werewolf boy manning Jack's booth. He then had it charmed so that it could be used by the wearer to summon him in case of need or emergency before returning it to Rosemary.Rosemary activated the pendant's magic decades later in August 2012 when she was found and attacked by the faerie assassin Fal. Though Jem and Tessa arrived too late, Rosemary's message had been for the sake of her son, Kit. Jem took the necklace, and Tessa used it to Change into Rosemary.

At one point after they took Kit in, they gave him the pendant; Kit rarely wore it, carrying a sort of grudge against the trinket because it had been useless when his mother died. One day in March 2013, Kit happened to have found the necklace again and decided to wear it when the ghost of his sister Livvy came to their house. When Livvy had to leave because she felt something wrong with Ty, Kit had the idea to give the pendant to the twins through Magnus Bane. Knowing the twins' situation, Magnus added further enchantments on it to help the twins with their necromantic bond.

## Known Owners

* Ephraim Loss
* Roland Loss
* Rosemary
* Brother Zachariah / Jem Carstairs (temporary)
* Kit Herondale
* Tiberius Blackthorn (current)
London

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**London** is the capital city of London and of the United Kingdom, standing on the River Thames.

## Information

### Institute

The London Institute is located here, and is the seat of the local Enclave.

### Homes

* The Lightwoods in 1870s owned two manor house in London: one in Pimlico and another in Chiswick - Chiswick later becoming Blackthorn Hall.
* The vampire de Quincey lived in a townhouse in Carleton Square.
* Woolsey Scott lived in a house on No. 16 Cheyne Walk in Chelsea.
* Camille Belcourt used to live in a house in London with Magnus Bane and her subjugate, Archer.

### Shadow World

* Ragnor Fell once served as the High Warlock of London.
* Westminster Abbey has an entrance to the Council Hall through the Pyx chamber.
* Jem Carstairs and Tessa Gray often met at Blackfriars Bridge; the couple also wed there, with Magnus Bane placing a spell over the bridge to prevent mundanes from entering for a short while.
* The Devil Tavern, a Downworld haunt
* Certain Downworlders and Shadowhunters used to mingle with mundanes, particularly writers, poets, and artists, in a house in Soho.
* There is an ifrit den in Whitechapel.
* White's club on St. James's Street.
* Sallows' shop on Gill Street.
* London Shadow Market, owned by Hypatia Vex, glamoured at the south end of the London Bridge.
* Old Molly used to appear in the Cross Bones Graveyard.
Amphisbaena

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**Amphisbaena** are tentacle covered demons.

## Description

Amphisbaena demons have the wings and body of a giant chicken. They are covered in tentacles, with one very large tentacle containing an eye and a mouth with snapping fangs. Magnus Bane believes that amphisbaena demons are one of the most disgusting demons he has ever summoned.

In mundane stories, amphisbaena demons have the head and tail of a snake.
New York City

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**New York City** is the most populous city in the United States.

## Locations

### Institute

Found here, in Manhattan, is the New York Institute, where the Lightwoods and Herondale reside and govern the local Conclave.

### Homes

In the 1870s, Tessa Gray lived with her brother Nate and her Aunt Harriet in a small apartment in Manhattan.

Jocelyn and Clary Fray once resided in a brownstone apartment in Park Slope in Brooklyn. Simon Lewis, his sister Rebecca, and his mother, Elaine, also live in a row house in Brooklyn. Magnus Bane's apartment is also in Brooklyn. Luke Garroway runs a bookstore out of his house in Manhattan, and has a farm in upstate New York. Jordan Kyle and Simon also shared an apartment in Manhattan that is now being rented out by Maia Roberts. Jocelyn and Clary also used to live in East Village, Manhattan.

### Shadow World

* Magnus Bane is the High Warlock of Brooklyn.
* The New York vampire clan primarily reside in the derelict Hotel Dumort since the 1970s.
* The New York werewolf pack, led by Maia Roberts, has their base of operations in an abandoned police station, particularly the Second Precinct building in Chinatown, glamoured as a take-out Chinese restaurant called the Jade Wolf. The werewolves also run an underground werewolf bar called the Hunter's Moon.
* An entrance to the Seelie Court is found beneath the Turtle Pond in Central Park, accessible by stepping into the reflection of the moon hovering directly over the pond.
* Downworlders mingle with mundanes in the Pandemonium Club. It is also a hunting ground for some demons.
* Downworlders and Shadowhunters, as well as mundanes, are regular customers of the faerie-run restaurant Taki's Diner.
* An entrance to the Silent City is found beneath the defunct New York City Marble Cemetery in Manhattan, accessible through Raziel's statue.
* An entrance to the Adamant Citadel is found at the old Augustinian Monastery on Grymes Hill, Staten Island.
* Simon Lightwood was buried and reborn as a vampire in a Jewish cemetery in the outskirts of Queens.
* The renovated Ironworks factory in Long Island City, Queens was where Luke's pack threw him a party to celebrate his engagement and upcoming wedding to Jocelyn.
* The New York Shadow Market, found on Canal Street in 2000.

### Other

* Java Jones
* Renwick's
* Beth Israel Hospital
* St. Francis Xavier School
* Alto Bar
Croucher

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**Croucher demons** are a type of lesser demons that usually attack in groups to make their attacks more effective, but can usually be dispatched by a couple experienced Shadowhunters.

## History

In 2007, Croucher demons were among the demons Valentine Morgenstern summoned to invade Alicante during the Mortal War. One of them attacked the werewolf Luke Garroway on the Merryweather bridge and wounded him on the shoulder.

In 2012, Jace Herondale and Alec Lightwood fought off thirty-seven Croucher demons in New York City.
Moloch Demons

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**Moloch demons** are a species of lesser demons, usually seen in groups, that serve as minions and foot soldiers of the Greater Demon Moloch after whom they were named.

## Description

They are dark and human-sized. They have arms and claws, but only have formless liquid appendage in place of legs. They are made of thick roiling oil, much like Moloch, and their primary weapon is the flames that stream from their empty eye sockets.

## History

A "phalanx" of Moloch demons were among the swarm of demons that cornered the Shadowhunters of New York aboard Valentine's ship on the East River.
Moloch

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**Moloch** is the Greater Demon known to be one of Hell's most fearsome demon warriors. His form consists of smoke and oil. He commands the Moloch species of lesser demons named after himself.
Warm Up

***Warm Up*** é uma novela prequel de *Vilão*, escrita por V.E. Schwab.

## Descrição

Faz 297 dias desde que David morreu – e voltou.

Ele pode ter sobrevivido à avalanche, mas as consequências foram muito piores. Sua esposa se mudou, levando seu filho com ela, e um David devastado não saiu de casa desde então, aterrorizado com o misterioso novo poder que o seguiu da expedição infeliz. Depois de meses em reclusão, David está pronto para começar de novo e se aventura, determinado a manter seu poder sob controle.

Mas o poder de David não é aquele com o qual ele precisa se preocupar.
ExtraOrdinários

ExtraOrdinários são seres humanos que, após passarem pela experiência traumática de morrer e voltar a vida, receberam poderes especiais.

## Condições para a criação de um ExtraOrdinário

A criação dos EO's é bem científica, tendo várias implicâncias nas condições cerebrais e reações da vítima. A principal delas é o estresse e a morte certeira. É explicado que uma quase morte controlada não cria um EO, pois você tem o controle para parar se estiver assustado. É por isso que geralmente os EO's surgem mais por acidentes do que por vontade própria, pois é difícil se livrar de uma espécie de controle e se entregar a morte deliberadamente, sem saber se vai voltar. Além, é claro, de que a existência deles não é algo de conhecimento público, portanto nem todos podem tentar essa experiência na cozinha de casa.

## Consequências

Os EO's relatam que a sua volta à vida deixou uma espécie de buraco, um vazio emocional. Em sua maioria, são movidos pelo senso de autopreservação. Alguns sentimentos, como culpa, parecem não existir. Vários EO's relataram que matar não era difícil, tampouco gerava algum arrependimento, quando eles sabiam que deviam sentir algo.

Apesar de tudo, eles ainda conseguem viver normalmente. A falta de uma espécie de escrúpulo não significa necessariamente sociopatia, nem que eles vão fazer qualquer coisa ruim simplesmente porque não sentem nada na realização do ato.

Os ExtraOrdinários são capazes de formar laços e sentir, mas sabem que tem algo quebrado ali dentro, independente do quão normal seja a vida que levem.

## Poderes

Suas habilidades são um espelho de seus últimos pensamentos antes de morrerem. Esses pensamentos representam sua razão de sobreviver e se manifestam em poderes especiais quando estes retornam da morte.

**Últimos pensamentos de cada EO:**

Victor: Queria que a dor acabasse.

Serena: Apenas a palavra "*Não".*

Sydney: Queria ter uma segunda chance e poder viver.

Marcela: "*Eu vou destruir você".*

Dominic:

Zachary Flinch: Não queria ficar sozinho.

June: *"Que eu ia sobreviver. E que niguém jamais conseguiria me machucar de novo".*

Jonathan: Queria proteger sua esposa.

## EO's que aparecem em "Vilão"

Victor Vale

Eli Cardale

Sydney Clarke

Serena Clarke

Dominic Rusher

Wallace

Barry Lynch

Beth Kirk

Zachary Flinch

## EO's que aparecem em "Vingança"

Marcela Riggins

June

Jack Linden

Will Connely

Nick Folsetti

Tabitha

Helen Andreas

Jonathan Richard Royce

Rios

## Outras habilidades extraordinárias

Estes EO's não tiveram nenhuma aparição nos livros, mas suas habilidades foram citadas no decorrer da trama.

* Controlar o tempo
* Transformar-se em pedra
* Reverter velhice (mas não ferimentos)
* Eletrocinese
* Geocinese
Vilão

***Vilão*** é um romance de ficção científica adulto escrito por V.E. Schwab. É o primeiro livro da trilogia *Vilões*.

## Sinopse

Victor e Eli, dois jovens brilhantes, arrogantes e solitários, se conheceram na Universidade de Merit e logo se deram bem, identificando um no outro a mesma sagacidade e a mesma ambição. No último ano da faculdade, o interesse em comum numa pesquisa sobre adrenalina, experiências de quase morte e poderes sobrenaturais lhes oferece uma possibilidade antes inimaginável: de que uma pessoa, sob as condições certas, seja capaz de desenvolver habilidades extraordinárias. No entanto, quando colocam em prática essa teoria, as coisas dão muito errado.

Dez anos depois, Victor *foge* da prisão, determinado a encontrar seu antigo amigo — agora inimigo. Para localizá-lo, ele conta com a ajuda de uma garotinha, Sydney, cuja natureza reservada esconde uma habilidade sem igual, mas extremamente perigosa. Enquanto isso, há dez anos Eli tem uma única missão: erradicar todas as pessoas ExtraOrdinárias que encontra — exceto sua ajudante, Serena, uma mulher enigmática e persuasiva, capaz de impor sua vontade a qualquer um.

Armado com poderes terríveis e movido pela lembrança da traição e da perda, Victor caça seu arqui-inimigo em busca de vingança e de um embate no qual sabe que um dos dois vai morrer.

Victor e Eli começaram como colegas de quarto da faculdade – meninos brilhantes, arrogantes e solitários que reconheciam a mesma astúcia e ambição um no outro. Em seu último ano, um interesse compartilhado de pesquisa em adrenalina, experiências de quase morte e eventos aparentemente sobrenaturais revela uma possibilidade intrigante: que sob as condições certas, alguém poderia desenvolver habilidades extraordinárias. Mas quando sua tese passa do acadêmico ao experimental, as coisas dão terrivelmente errado. Dez anos depois, Victor foge da prisão, determinado a alcançar seu velho amigo (agora inimigo), auxiliado por uma jovem cuja natureza reservada obscurece uma habilidade impressionante. Enquanto isso, Eli está em uma missão para erradicar todas as outras pessoas superpoderosas que ele puder encontrar – além de sua companheira, uma mulher enigmática com uma vontade inquebrável. Armados com um poder terrível de ambos os lados, movidos pela memória de traição e perda, os arqui-inimigos estabeleceram um caminho para a vingança – mas quem ficará vivo no final?

## Personagens

* Victor Vale
* Eli Cardale
* Serena Clarke
* Sydney Clarke
* Mitch Turner

## Galeria

### Capas

BrasilEstados UnidosReino UnidoAlemanhaChinaEspanha e América LatinaFrançaHungriaIndonésiaItáliaIrãPolôniaRepública TchecaRussiaTailândiaTurquia

## Curiosidades

* *Vilão* foi originalmente escrito para ser um livro único, uma vez que não tinha-se a certeza se seria bem sucedido o suficiente para continuar como uma série.
* O livro possui um total de 72 capítulos, divididos um duas partes com 36 capítulos cada.