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Unicorn

**Unicorns** are a species of fae animal.

## Characteristics (culture, habits)

The Aur forest is historically the birthplace of unicorns.

## Trivia

* Near the beginning of *The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire*, Augus Each Uisge wears 'a vest with a pattern of silver unicorns upon it'.

## Folklore/Mythology

'The unicorn is a legendary creature that has been described since antiquity as a beast with a single large, pointed, spiraling horn projecting from its forehead. The unicorn was depicted in ancient seals of the Indus Valley Civilization and was mentioned by the ancient Greeks in accounts of natural history by various writers . . . In European folklore, the unicorn is often depicted as a white horse-like or goat-like animal with a long horn, cloven hooves, and sometimes a goat's beard. In the Middle Ages and Renaissance, it was commonly described as an extremely wild woodland creature, a symbol of purity and grace, which could be captured only by a virgin. In the encyclopedias, its horn was said to have the power to render poisoned water potable and to heal sickness.

. . . The *qilin* (Chinese: 麒麟), a creature in Chinese mythology, is sometimes called "the Chinese unicorn", and some ancient accounts describe a single horn as its defining feature. However, it is more accurately described as a hybrid animal that looks less unicorn than chimera, with the body of a deer, the head of a lion, green scales and a long forwardly-curved horn. The Japanese version (*kirin*) more closely resembles the Western unicorn, even though it is based on the Chinese *qilin*. The Quẻ Ly of Vietnamese myth, similarly sometimes mistranslated "unicorn" is a symbol of wealth and prosperity that made its first appearance during the Duong Dynasty, about 600 CE, to Emperor Duong Cao To, after a military victory which resulted in his conquest of Tây Nguyên.'

## References

1. ↑ not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire.” *Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 23 December 2017. https://archiveofourown.org/works/12036105/chapters/29983488. Chapter 11: Imbalance.
2. ↑ not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 27 October 2017. https://archiveofourown.org/works/12036105/chapters/28495692. Chapter 6: The Court of Five Thrones.
3. ↑ "Unicorn". Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicorn. Accessed 7 June 2021.
Suvidh

**Suvidh** is the son of Fenwrel the Mouse-Maiden, and sibling to Yukti, Vilasini, Uday, and Zrimat. He is the great-grandson of Fluri the Mouse-Maiden.

## Appearance

### Status

* Court
* Underfae (former)

Suvidh is a 'tall, slender man with brown skin and odd scars across one side of his face.'

## Life

Suvidh is Fenwrel the Mouse-Maiden's youngest living child. Fenwrel states that when she was younger, Suvidh 'went through something terrible' that he 'worked so hard to remove it all, because the knowledge that he would have to *live with it* horrified him.'

When Fenwrel gathers her children in the Unseelie throne room for their promotion to Court status, Suvidh looks 'positively terrified' of Gwyn ap Nudd. After Gwyn promotes them all to Court status, Suvidh seems to gain some confidence, and 'finally looked up and met Gwyn's eyes, nodding his head in thanks.'

## Relationships

### Fenwrel the Mouse-Maiden

Fenwrel notes that Augus Each Uisge reminds her of Suvidh, for the burdens they both suffer, and she treats Augus maternally for that reason, so it seems that Fenwrel worries about Suvidh because of what happened to him, and the burdens he bears. Like her other children, Fenwrel notes that even if she disinherited Suvidh or her other children, they would still be her children.

## Trivia

* When Suvidh is promoted to Court status, the power that flows toward him is described as 'the colour of flame.'
* It's unclear but possible that Fenwrel's children are also mouse shifters, particularly given the rarity of true hybrid fae.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 not\_poignant. “The Court of Five Thrones.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 17 October 2014. https://archiveofourown.org/works/1749290/chapters/5474447. Chapter 14: Pearl.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 not\_poignant. “The Court of Five Thrones.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 19 September 2014. https://archiveofourown.org/works/1749290/chapters/5127665. Chapter 10: Battlefields.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 not\_poignant. “The Court of Five Thrones.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 18 June 2014. https://archiveofourown.org/works/1749290/chapters/4283271. Chapter 4: Suspicions.
Zar

The **Zar** are a species and/or fae family family who were part of the Raven Prince's Unseelie Court, but left during Augus Each Uisge's reign. Gwyn ap Nudd wants to invite them back to *his* Unseelie Court to help increase the Court's funds and influence.

## Characteristics (culture, habits)

Augus worked with them in the past, or at least was aware of the Raven Prince's efforts with them, and notes that the 'Zar would happily turn away from the Unseelie Court if they felt offended enough. They were one of the first families to leave his own Court, even the Raven Prince had trouble keeping them pleased. Yet when they were pleased, they kept a nice stream of wealth flowing in.'

## Folklore/Mythology

'In the cultures of the Horn of Africa and adjacent regions of the Middle East, ***Zār*** (Arabic: زار, Ge'ez: ዛር) is the term for a demon or spirit assumed to possess individuals, mostly women, and to cause discomfort or illness. The so-called *zār* ritual or *zār* cult is the practice of exorcising such spirits from the possessed individual.
*Zār* exorcism has become popular in the contemporary urban culture of Cairo and other major cities of the Islamic world as a form of women-only entertainment. *Zār* gatherings involve food and musical performances and they culminate in ecstatic dancing, lasting between three and seven nights. . . . In Ethiopia, *zār* is used as a term for malevolent spirits or demons. At the same time, many Ethiopians believe in benevolent, protective spirits, or *adbar*. . . . In southern Iran, *zār* is interpreted as a "harmful wind" assumed to cause discomfort or illness.'

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 not\_poignant. “Game Theory.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 14 March 2014. https://archiveofourown.org/works/915296/chapters/2732377. Chapter 45: Coronation.
2. ↑ "Zar". Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z%C4%81r. Accessed 1 April 2022.
The Ice Plague: Book 2 - The Seething Seas

Cover art for "The Ice Plague: Book 2 - The Seething Seas" by TiferetDesign www.tiferetdesign.com

### Link

https://archiveofourown.org/works/17959874/chapters/42417629

## Reading Order

### Previous

The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire

### Next

The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague

***The Ice Plague: Book 2 - The Seething Seas*** is part 6 of *The Fae Tales Verse* and part 2 of *The Ice Plague* by not\_poignant.

## Summary

Eran Iliakambar and Mosk Manytrees shelter from the invincible, sentient plague of ice aboard the Mantissa, a huge legendary ship that hasn’t sailed for hundreds of years. Aboard Ondine’s ship, among a mixed Seelie and Unseelie crew, the two have a chance to get to know each other better. Or they would, but the sea is rife with thorny politics, and the most powerful fae in the world have their eyes on them.

## Characters

#### Main

* Eran Iliakambar
* Mosk Manytrees

#### Secondary

* Adali
* Albion
* Amaley Manytrees
* Ash Glashtyn
* Augus Each Uisge
* Awan
* Chaley Manytrees
* Davix
* Gwyn ap Nudd
* Ifir
* Julvia Dubna Vajat
* Olphix
* Ondine
* The Raven Prince
* Stertes
* Uhina

#### Other

* Adarhoshang
* Airy Joe
* Asceto
* Bhatha
* Churielle
* Cymothoe
* Imshiel Manytrees
* Erewen
* Leaf Manytrees
* Mallem Manytrees
* Tanadem
* Thricksten

#### Mentioned/Referenced

* Ada (Eran's sister)
* Adali
* Adalia
* Amhar
* Chert Manytrees
* Enaria
* Fenwrel the Mouse-Maiden
* Fluri the Mouse-Maiden
* The Gancanagh
* Gulvi Dubna Vajat
* Ifir
* Im Manytrees
* Kabiri
* The Miskatin
* The Nain Rouge
* The Nightingale
* The Oak King
* Old Pete
* King Oengus Og
* The Ratcatcher of Hameln
* Shiel Manytrees
* Tanares
* Taronis
* Tigbalan
* King Turus

## Image Gallery

Fanart of Mosk Manytrees in the Crow's Nest on the Mantissa by sic-sempervirens https://sic-sempervirens.tumblr.com/post/663171885212811264/mosk-manytrees-a-gentle-herb-belonging-toFanart of Mosk Manytrees and Eran Iliakambar by intheendlessbluewine from "The Ice Plague: Book 2 - The Seething Seas", Chapter 1: The Past Revisited https://intheendlessbluewine.tumblr.com/post/181252892884/when-your-hot-bed-ridden-bf-cant-maintain-hisFanart of Davix and Mosk Manytrees by brenoftarth from "The Ice Plague: Book 2 - The Seething Seas", Chapter 1: The Past Revisited https://brenoftarth.tumblr.com/post/183205092469/stranger-i-sorely-beg-of-you-but-have-you-seenFanart of Mosk Manytrees and Eran Iliakambar under a fire blanket by bluedooratthebeach https://bluedooratthebeach.tumblr.com/post/665448787604570112/eran-and-mosk-eran-and-mosk-eran-and-mosk-eran-andFanart of Eran Iliakambar by Stephanie Axberg (@RainbowWhimsy) from "The Ice Plague: Book 2 - The Seething Seas", Chapter 10: Veils https://rainbowwhimsyart.tumblr.com/post/186454497088/so-today-i-spent-a-little-bit-of-time-working-on
Pinion

### Relatives

Olivette (mother, deceased); Oliver (sibling, deceased); Tallow (sibling, deceased); Avia (sibling, deceased); Imbris (sibling, deceased); Unnamed relatives

## Physical description

### Hair color

*Unknown*

**Pinion** was a swan shifter who died when Augus Each Uisge used the Blight to destroy their home. They were the child of Olivette, and sibling to Oliver, Tallow, Imbris, and Avia.

## Life

When Augus used the Blight to destroy Olivette's home, she and her children were left homeless. As children, Pinion and their siblings 'were utterly dependent on a lake they'd had for millennia', and perished.

After Augus was captured by Gwyn ap Nudd, Pinion's relatives came to Gwyn at the Seelie Court to entreat with him to execute Augus on their behalf.

## Folklore/Mythology

It is theorized that the *Swan Lake* ballet was partly inspired by the 1858 Russian fairy tale *The White Duck*, which is about a newly-wed Queen who is tricked by a witch and turned into a duck. The witch murdered the ducklings. The King discovered the Queen as a duck mourning over her murdered children, and when he caught her himself, she returned to her original shape, and restored her children to life. The witch was executed.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 not\_poignant. “Game Theory.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 22 August 2013. https://archiveofourown.org/works/915296/chapters/1826870. Chapter 5: Status.
2. ↑ "The White Duck". Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The\_White\_Duck. Accessed 20 May 2021.
Viernan

**Viernan** is an underwater fruit that merkhanwe and/or sea fae in general use to make vier, a liquor.

## Trivia

* According to Mosk Manytrees, vier 'might be . . . a pale blue.' He notes it matched Stertes' hair. Mosk thinks it tastes 'faintly sweet and fragrant, almost floral.'
* Stertes seems to like vier a great deal.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 2 - The Seething Seas.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 24 October 2019. https://archiveofourown.org/works/17959874/chapters/50374646. Chapter 17: Just Like You.
2. ↑ not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 2 - The Seething Seas.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 9 January 2020. https://archiveofourown.org/works/17959874/chapters/52978921. Chapter 23: The Sea of Sculptures.
Tallow

### Relatives

Olivette (mother, deceased); Oliver (sibling, deceased); Imbris (sibling, deceased); Avia (sibling, deceased); Pinion (sibling, deceased); Unnamed relatives

## Physical description

### Hair color

*Unknown*

**Tallow** was a swan shifter who died when Augus Each Uisge used the Blight to destroy their home. They were the child of Olivette, and sibling to Oliver, Avia, Imbris, and Pinion.

## Life

When Augus used the Blight to destroy Olivette's home, she and her children were left homeless. As children, Tallow and their siblings 'were utterly dependent on a lake they'd had for millennia', and perished.

After Augus was captured by Gwyn ap Nudd, Tallow's relatives came to Gwyn at the Seelie Court to entreat with him to execute Augus on their behalf.

## Folklore/Mythology

It is theorized that the *Swan Lake* ballet was partly inspired by the 1858 Russian fairy tale *The White Duck*, which is about a newly-wed Queen who is tricked by a witch and turned into a duck. The witch murdered the ducklings. The King discovered the Queen as a duck mourning over her murdered children, and when he caught her himself, she returned to her original shape, and restored her children to life. The witch was executed.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 not\_poignant. “Game Theory.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 22 August 2013. https://archiveofourown.org/works/915296/chapters/1826870. Chapter 5: Status.
2. ↑ "The White Duck". Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The\_White\_Duck. Accessed 20 May 2021.
Yuvi Milkbone

**Yuvi Milkbone** is a fae merchant at Many Meadows, who bargains with Eran Iliakambar.

## Life

After escaping the Miskatin, Eran, and Mosk Manytrees wander and come across a market in Many Meadows. While Eran is looking for sap for Mosk at the market, Eran speaks to Field, who advises him that 'a sharp knife and a strong wooden cup would be enough to tap certain kinds of trees for raw sap, and that dryads preferred it when it hadn’t been altered', and she suggests he reach out to Yuvi for a knife and a wooden cup.

'Yuvi Milkbone did sell very cheap knives and wooden cups, along with bands of stretchy fabric to hold the cup in place against a tree. She gave him a small card of lovely calligraphy naming trees that were easiest to tap, and then showed him the resin sculptures she made and shaped with her fingers. They were all beautiful'.

Field notes that most of the fae at the market are underfae or Icturiel, so it's possible that Yuvi is one of these.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 12 March 2018. https://archiveofourown.org/works/12036105/chapters/31845930. Chapter 16: Leave Be.
Wokulo

A **wokulo** is a species of fae. Only one named wokulo appears in the canon - Baw - and little is known about him, other than that he is Unseelie and very powerful.

## Physical Description

Baw is three feet tall, extremely strong, and has tightly curled hair.

## Characteristics (culture, habits)

Baw is from the fae side of Sikasso, Africa, and leads a precision military.

## Folklore/Mythology

'The Bammana in Mali relate that there are spirits in the bush who look like dwarfs, only three feet high, whom they call Wokulo. They have big heads surrounded by abundant hair, but are mostly invisible - which helps them steal food from people's kitchens. A Wokulo has sharp eyes[,] which can see through walls and trees.'

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 not\_poignant. “The Court of Five Thrones.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 18 June 2014. https://archiveofourown.org/works/1749290/chapters/4283271. Chapter 4: Suspicions.
2. ↑ Knappert, Jan. *African mythology: an encyclopedia of myth and legend*. 1995.
Yborza

**Yborza** is a fae whom Eran Iliakambar befriends in Dharnam.

## Appearance

Yborza has 'rock protuberances growing where other fae might have horns or antlers[.] . . . Her eyes looked a simple brown from a distance, but up close, they had the same chatoyance as tiger’s eye, captivating and charming.' She has black skin.

## Personality

She appears to be very friendly, at least to Eran, and is curious about other places. She likes to drink coffee and karsk.

## Life

Yborza 'had connections in the Dharnam government and talked to Eran a lot about how the city was governed, and wanted to know more about Aram’Kelton, Sounhaqh, and the many other places Eran knew as he’d grown up.' She also talks to Eran about Evale, the festival Dharnam to celebrate roses and Baba Yaga.

Yborza notes that the government of Dharnam discussed it, and invites Eran to the bonfire at the end of Evale, because he is generous with his time and knows fire in ways the people of Dharnam don't.

## Skills

She doesn't appear to be bothered by the cold.

## Quotations

* To Eran: ‘It is the kind of thing Baba Yaga would like,’ Yborza said. ‘The unexpected, and in service of a greater good. She is never entirely what you expect. She likes that it is a festival of Unseelie and Seelie fae, Unseelie and Seelie flavours.'

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 12 May 2022. https://archiveofourown.org/works/26266345/chapters/97400118. Chapter 32: Our Better Natures.
Terho's Healer

## Introduction

After Terho the Mouse-Lad attained the rank of Half-Healer, he came under the supervision of Healer, an otherwise unnamed Seelie fae.

## Personality

Healer was perhaps 'arrogant, or perhaps simply assuming that frail Terho was as second-best at [finding things] as he was at everything else.'

## Life

Healer possessed a locked book on the underworlds. Terho used his innate ability of unlocking to open the book, and upon touching a passage within, was sucked into the underworlds, which led to the Nightingale's release.

When the Nightingale brought Terho back to the fae realm, Terho 'was left behind with his Healer to convalesce.' The Nightingale later stole Terho away to his mansion. After the Nightingale abandoned Terho again, Terho traveled back to Healer and told Healer everything. 'The Healer, being Seelie, realised Terho was a part of the Nightingale’s plan and attempted to take him into custody. Terho, betrayed and confused, fled all the way back to the Nightingale’s mansion.'

## Relationships

#### Terho the Mouse-Lad

Terho seemed to have some fondness for Healer, and Terho thought of Healer while trapped in the underworlds, and even sought Healer's aid later. But when Healer tried to capture Terho, what remained of their relationship possibly dissolved, at last to frighten Terho enough into fleeing back to the Nightingale.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 *The Nightingale and Terho the Mouse-Lad*. Accessed 13 June 2021.
The Drawn Bead

Fanart of Gwyn ap Nudd and Mafydd Brant by intheendlessbluewine https://intheendlessbluewine.tumblr.com/post/187084407249/i-dont-know-where-these-gwyn-feelings-came-from

### Link

https://archiveofourown.org/works/1035694/chapters/2065138

## Summary

Deliberately isolated from others by his family, Gwyn has never had the chance to make friends, or bond with people, until Mafydd comes to visit the family estate. His awakening into what it is to have a friend, and even a lover, happens quickly - but it's dangerous, Mafydd is a Reader (empath) and Gwyn has a terrible secret that he cannot share. And with Efnisien lurking nearby, Lludd disapproving and Mafydd and Gwyn having to hide their relationship, they are in more danger than they can possibly know.

## Characters

* Gwyn ap Nudd
* Mafydd Brant
* Lludd Llaw Eraint
* Crielle ferch Fnwy
* Efnisien ap Wledig
* Penarddun ferch Fnwy
* Euroswydd
* Mafydd's father

## Details

An unfinished work concerning Gwyn's backstory with Mafydd, meant to help inform Pia of what Gwyn's childhood was like.

## Image Gallery

Fanart of Gwyn ap Nudd and Mafydd Brant by intheendlessbluewine https://intheendlessbluewine.tumblr.com/post/187084407249/i-dont-know-where-these-gwyn-feelings-came-fromFanart of Mafydd Brant by n2y88 https://neir-2-you.tumblr.com/post/67652590567/some-mafydd-sketches-now-i-wanna-throw-the-two-of
Tanadem

*'Are you…a fire fae? Your eyes…'*

## Appearance

Tanadem was 'a small fae with barnacles growing all over them'.

## Personality

Tanadem's young age and hearing Thricksten's stories about the desert might explain their excitability, and how they jumped to the conclusion that Eran Iliakambar would dance for them all before Eran agreed to it. Otherwise, they seem slightly nervous, at least around a stranger or a fire fae.

## Life

Tanadem appeared to be under Thricksten's care. They were in residence at the Markets during the Mantissa's visit, and were very excited when asking if Eran could perform a dance of the veils. After Eran agreed and prepared, Tanadem cleared the dance floor for him.

## Relationships

#### Thricksten

Thricksten seems to be in charge of caring for Tanadem, and commented that they need to raise Tanadem into a good fine adult, and perhaps, one day, they'll both go to the desert together.

## Quotations

* Thricksten: 'Tanadem thought it was like a dream, realising you were here. But they can visit the desert if they want to see the dances badly enough.'

## Trivia

* Tanadem's name is spelled as 'Ta**n**ade**m**' twice, and 'Ta**m**ade**n**' twice.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 *The Ice Plague: Book 2 - The Seething Seas*, Chapter 10: Veils. Accessed 03 May 2021.
Stornbeck

**Stornbeck** is a Seelie soldier in Gwyn ap Nudd's Seelie Court when he comes across Augus Each Uisge in Gwyn's chambers. He and Uther assault Augus. After Augus kills Stornbeck to hide Augus' status, Gwyn kills Uther.

## Appearance

When Augus first sees Stornbeck at the Seelie Court, he is dressed in his soldier's armor, with Gwyn's cream colors. This is not full armor, and mainly only includes 'shoulder plates anchored with straps across their chests'. Augus notes that Uther is thinner than Stornbeck.

## Personality

Augus names Stornbeck the 'stupid one' of the pair.

## Life

Stornbeck is one of Gwyn's soldiers while Gwyn serves as King of the Seelie Court.

Augus wanders Gwyn's rooms to get to the trow workshop when he runs across Uther and Stornbeck. Augus runs from them, and the pair of soldiers run after him, and corner him in a room. They fight for over 20 minutes. The pair overpower Augus, and begin assaulting him.

Gwyn appears on the scene and drags both soldiers off of Augus. Gwyn initially kicks them out of his army, to which they protest. They also demand to know why Augus is so healthy and not looking like underfae.

When Gwyn released them, Stornbeck staggered off first, and Augus cut him off, stating it was too dangerous to let them go and gossip about what they'd seen. Augus then killed him.

## Skills

Stornbeck has at least some military training, and, combined with Uther, gives Augus quite the fight. Augus notes that Stornbeck has an impressive pain tolerance.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 not\_poignant. “Game Theory.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 14 October 2013. https://archiveofourown.org/works/915296/chapters/1990666. Chapter 19: Jealousy.
Thricksten

**Thricksten** is a sea fae whom Eran Iliakambar encounters at the Markets. Thricksten seems to be Tanadem's caretaker.

## Appearance

Thricksten is a member of a sea fae species who grow barnacles all over their bodies.

## Personality

Thricksten appears calm, laid-back, and polite.

## Life

Thricksten once went to the desert to learn music, and apprenticed for 70 years with Adarhoshang, likely in Sounhaqh.

Thricksten is in residence at the Markets during the Mantissa's visit. When Tanadem asks Eran to perform a dance of the veils, another member of Tanadem's group volunteers Thricksten to perform the music for the dance. Thricksten helps Eran prepare, and plays the dombak and zaghareet during the performance, and even cheers at one point in a way that reminds Eran of his home.

## Skills

Thricksten knows how to play a number of instruments, and how to prepare a dancer for a dance of the veils, including make-up placement.

## Relationships

### Eran Iliakambar

Thricksten is impressed by Eran's skill, and the two seem to get along well.

### Tanadem

Thricksten seems to be in charge of caring for Tanadem, and comments that they need to raise Tanadem into a good fine adult, and perhaps, one day, they'll both go to the desert together. It's unclear how they're related.

## Quotations

* ‘It would be…ah, this is very coercive of me,’ Thricksten said, ‘but, do you not think it would be a good way to remember him? Remember them? You have lost a lot. More than- More than any of us.’

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 2 - The Seething Seas.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 19 July 2019. https://archiveofourown.org/works/17959874/chapters/47044390. Chapter 10: Veils.
There Are Flowers

Fanart of Terho the Mouse-Lad and Anika the Sparrow-Girl by plintoon. Text says "Look Terho glowdaisies" https://plintoon-reblogs.tumblr.com/post/108120941558/i-loved-not-poignants-latest-fic-these-guys

### Link

https://archiveofourown.org/works/3166064

## Story Stats

### Pairing(s)

Terho the Mouse-Lad/Anika the Sparrow-Girl

## Reading Order

### Next

Game Theory

***There Are Flowers*** is a *Fae Tales Verse Canon Extra* set after Terho the Mouse-Lad helps defeat the Nightingale and Augus Each Uisge.

## Summary

Everyone always wants to know about the heroes and how they won the war, but all Anika the sparrow-girl wants to know is how to best look after a hero who was shattered by the war, and how to bring his broken heart peace.

## Characters

* Anika the Sparrow-Girl
* Terho the Mouse-Lad
* Gwyn ap Nudd
* The Nightingale
* Anika's father
* Anika's mother

## Details

This is a story of Anika the sparrow-girl, and Terho the mouse-lad. It's also a story about tiny fairy cows. Because tiny fairy cows!!!

And for once, this is a story about *Seelie* fae.

## Image Gallery

Fanart of Terho the Mouse-Lad and Anika the Sparrow-Girl by plintoon. Text says "Look Terho glowdaisies" https://plintoon-reblogs.tumblr.com/post/108120941558/i-loved-not-poignants-latest-fic-these-guys
Uther

**Uther** is a Seelie soldier in Gwyn ap Nudd's Seelie Court when he comes across Augus Each Uisge in Gwyn's chambers. He and Stornbeck assault Augus. After Augus kills Stornbeck to hide Augus' status, Gwyn kills Uther.

## Appearance

When Augus first sees Uther at the Seelie Court, Uther is dressed in his soldier's armor, with Gwyn's cream colors. This is not full armor, and mainly only includes 'shoulder plates anchored with straps across their chests'. Augus notes that Uther is thinner than Stornbeck.

## Personality

Augus names Uther the 'meaner one' of the pair. Given Augus' observations of Uther, it is possibly his idea to assault Augus.

## Life

Uther is one of Gwyn's soldiers while Gwyn serves as King of the Seelie Court.

Augus wanders Gwyn's rooms to get to the trow workshop when he runs across Uther and Stornbeck. Augus runs from them, and the pair of soldiers run after him, and corner him in a room. They fight for over 20 minutes. The pair overpower Augus, and begin assaulting him.

Gwyn appears on the scene and drags both soldiers off of Augus. Gwyn initially kicks them out of his army, to which they protest. They also demand to know why Augus is so healthy and not looking like underfae.

When Gwyn releases them, Stornbeck staggers off first, and Augus cuts him off, stating it is too dangerous to let them go and gossip about what they'd seen. Augus then kills him. Uther attacks Augus in retaliation. Gwyn picks Uther up by the armor straps and tosses him aside, then breaks his neck.

## Skills

Uther has at least some military training, and, combined with Stornbeck, gives Augus quite the fight.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 not\_poignant. “Game Theory.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 14 October 2013. https://archiveofourown.org/works/915296/chapters/1990666. Chapter 19: Jealousy.
Saltvarra

## Introduction

A 'sea plant that helps protect against salt.'

## Physical Description

When dried out, it can appear in bundles, 'bleached to a pale green, with fur on the leaves.'

## Abilities

When eaten, it can help protect freshwater fae against the hazards of being around saltwater. The leaves can be snapped off and eaten raw, at least by waterhorses.

## Trivia

* Gwyn noted that saltvarra is 'not cheap.'
* Awan noted that seahorse shifters 'have a special magic to protect land-realm items from salt erosion. Especially useful for trading for sky-bound items, but it's possible to use this on fae too.' This can be used in conjunction with saltvarra, and is possibly more effective.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 2 - The Seething Seas.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 15 March 2019. https://archiveofourown.org/works/17959874/chapters/42834056. Chapter 2: Flame Upon the Sea.
2. ↑ not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 2 - The Seething Seas.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 30 April 2020. https://archiveofourown.org/works/17959874/chapters/57536779. Chapter 31: Whatever It Takes.
3. ↑ not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 19 October 2018. https://archiveofourown.org/works/12036105/chapters/38607599. Chapter 32: Somewhere Safe.
Enchantment Magic

**Main Idea**

Enchantment is the art of infusing things with magic. Weapons can be made supernaturally sharp, become eternally aflame or develop a chilling bite to their edges after an enchantment arcanist has worked their spells over them. Enchanters usually find work easily in cities full of adventurers, where there are people seeking magical armour and amulets to protect themselves.

Enchanters are responsible for many magical trinkets and toys, some very powerful. Those who become experts at the art can create powerful objects that are almost godlike in power. Such feats are very draining though, and so enchanters cannot be constantly creating such things.

**Manifestation**

Enchanters are typically people with an abundance of power. This power has been known to overflow in children, spilling out into objects to cause a range of undesirable mishaps. Such children are eventually directed onto the path of an enchanter so they can expend their energy and make a living from doing so.

**Capabilities**

 Enchantment's main focus is creating equipment and tools for combat. There are some spells that are based around helping other arcanists. Enchanters are well versed in manipulation the flows of power, even within others, and the most powerful enchanting arcanists can overcharge others to disrupt their magic.
Seanan

**Seanan** is an Unseelie Court common fae servant.

## Life

After Ifir's mutiny, and after Aleutia the Rat-Maiden helps fix up some of Gwyn ap Nudd's wounds, Gwyn bade her call the common fae servants. Anath, Rhiannon, and Seanan answer the summons.

Gwyn tells Seanan, 'if Prince Vane is conscious, ask him directly how he wants to inform Braith and the fie ellyllon that he is healing in the Unseelie palace. If not, send a missive directly to Princess Braith.'

Seanan asks about Ifir. Gwyn says that Ifir is unconscious, and Gwyn is working to avoid civil war, and will keep them all informed. All the servants bow and leave.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 not\_poignant. “The Court of Five Thrones.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 3 April 2015. https://archiveofourown.org/works/1749290/chapters/8119866. Chapter 38: Realisations.
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Tumblr Prompts - Fae Tales AUs

***Tumblr Prompts - Fae Tales AUs*** is a *Fae Tales Verse AU* prompts collection featuring a number of pairings.

## Tumblr Prompts - Fae Tales AUs

### Link

https://archiveofourown.org/works/5309501/chapters/12258215

## Story Stats

### Pairing(s)

* Augus Each Uisge/Ash Glashtyn
* Ash Glashtyn/Gwyn ap Nudd
* Augus Each Uisge/Ash Glashtyn

## Summary

Pairings and chapter summaries:

1) Ash/Augus - intimacy in the dark.

2) Ash/Gwyn - a night at the beach; takes place in the *Quid Pro Quo* universe.

3) Augus + Gulvi - the underworld returns.

4) Augus/Gwyn - Gwyn is drunk; takes place in the *The Best of Broken Resolutions* universe.

## Characters

* Ash Glashtyn
* Augus Each Uisge
* Gwyn ap Nudd
* Gulvi Dubna Vajat
* The Nightingale (referenced)

## Quotations

* Gulvi to Augus: ‘Darling, you forget, I am chaos. I am nothing if not likely to upset the order of things. If the order of things down here is that we’re likely to die, let me tip the scales in our favour.’
* To Augus: ‘I like it when you laugh,’ Gwyn said. ‘Can’t I just want to join in?’
* ‘Why are you in such a good mood?’ ‘I wasn’t,’ Gwyn said seriously, nodding with wide eyes, ‘but then I found the Talisker and everything changed. And now you’re here and everything’s better.’
* ‘I like it when you’re snippy,’ Gwyn said, leaning up to kiss Augus’ lips and missing, grazing across his jaw instead. ‘Snippety snappy.’

## Trivia

* In Chapter 2: Brontide, Gwyn notes that he can sense an approaching storm.
* In Chapter 3: Dystopia, Gulvi comforts Augus during a breakdown.
* In Chapter 4: Capernoited:
	+ Gwyn raids Ash' alcohol stash at Augus' apartment.
	+ Gwyn notes the alcohol made him 'Just…pleasant. Pleasant to be around. Good company.'
	+ Gwyn eats a large amount of minty toothpaste.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 not\_poignant. “Tumblr Prompts - Fae Tales AUs.” *Fae Tales - AUs, Oneshots and More. Archive of Our Own,* 29 November 2015. https://archiveofourown.org/works/5309501/chapters/12258416. Chapter 3: Dystopia.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 not\_poignant. “Tumblr Prompts - Fae Tales AUs.” *Fae Tales - AUs, Oneshots and More. Archive of Our Own,* 29 November 2015. https://archiveofourown.org/works/5309501/chapters/12258512. Chapter 4: Capernoited.
3. ↑ not\_poignant. “Tumblr Prompts - Fae Tales AUs.” *Fae Tales - AUs, Oneshots and More. Archive of Our Own,* 29 November 2015. https://archiveofourown.org/works/5309501/chapters/12258338. Chapter 2: Brontide.
The upperworlds

**The upperworlds** are one of the locations from where the gods rule in the fae realm.

## Description

The upperworlds are seemingly for gods who aren't gods of death. Gods of fire *can* rule there, and fae from the fae realm who ascend to godhood, like Albion, can go to reside there, but cannot return. They keep their affairs separate from the fae realm, by and large.

'There were fae that also lived in the underworlds, the upperworlds, but those places weren’t their domain. That was where the gods ruled. They’d abandoned the middleworld to humans and fae. Any gods remaining on the middleworld were demigods growing in strength, or dormant nature gods, living in the land and slumbering deep.'

## Quotations

* Gwyn ap Nudd: 'the upperworld and underworld deities wanted very little to do with the middleworld fae, and they rarely interacted. But – he knew from the tales – they watched sometimes.'

## Trivia

* Gwyn's paternal grandfather rules in the upperworlds.

## Folklore/Mythology

Although Gwyn's paternal grandfather is unnamed in the canon, in mythology, Lludd Llaw Eraint's father was Beli Mawr. 'Beli Mawr ("Beli the Great") was an ancestor figure in Middle Welsh literature and genealogies.'

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 not\_poignant. “Game Theory.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 7 February 2014. https://archiveofourown.org/works/915296/chapters/2390892. Chapter 40: Accidents.
2. ↑ not\_poignant. "The Curse.” *The Fae Tales Verse - canon extras.* Archive of Our Own, 4 August 2014. https://archiveofourown.org/works/2034456/chapters/4527081. Chapter 2.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 "Beli Mawr". Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beli\_Mawr. Accessed 13 June 2021.
Thistle-Wreak

**Thistle-wreaks** are woodland fae that Mosk Manytrees and Eran Iliakambar passed while traveling to find Gwyn ap Nudd and Augus Each Uisge after escaping the ice plague. One visited Augus for healing.

## Physical Description

Thistle-wreaks have grand ruffs of long, pointed leaves around their necks and narrow eyes. The thistle-wreak who visited Augus had 'dull violet eyes'. The family that Mosk and Eran saw all had dull purple hair the same color as the thistle blossoms growing in the area. Their hands are leafy.

## Characteristics (culture, habits)

The thistle-wreaks are described as 'peaceable creatures'. The family of thistle-wreaks Mosk and Eran passed in *The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire* watched their environment carefully, while also weaving thread into patterns with their fingers. Every so often, the thistle-wreaks would bring their different threads together to 'create complex, ephemeral pictures.'

Thistle-wreaks seem to share a connection with thistles, as the family Mosk and Eran saw had thistles growing up around them.

Thistle-wreaks 'typically never spoke another language'. This is seemingly so essential to their culture that it can lead to/be a sign of deep mental health problems.

They have a clan structure.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 7 January 2018. https://archiveofourown.org/works/12036105/chapters/30419052. Chapter 12: Empty Whispers.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 not\_poignant. "All That We Were, All That We Will Ever Be." *The Fae Tales Verse - canon extras. Archive of Our Own,* 11 August 2022. https://archiveofourown.org/works/40955040/chapters/102635832. Chapter 1.
Rose

## Introduction

Roses are flora found in the human and fae realms. A particular rose is the blue rose, which is special to Baba Yaga, though it's possibly not a real flower in the fae realm. There is a festival devoted to the celebration of roses in Dharnam called Evale.

## Physical Description

There are a variety of roses in different colors in the fae realm, including red roses and roses that change color. Although blue roses are special to Baba Yaga, and Mosk Manytrees noted that he can make them, it's unclear if they exist normally in the fae realm, particularly since Mosk can make things that don't exist.

## Trivia

* There are many windows with stained glass windows depicting blue roses in Dharnam.
* 'A **blue rose** is a flower of the genus *Rosa* (family Rosaceae) that presents blue-to-violet pigmentation instead of the more common red, white, or yellow. Blue roses are often used to symbolize mystery or attaining the impossible. However, because of genetic limitations, they do not exist in nature. In 2004, researchers used genetic modification to create roses that contain the blue pigment delphinidin. So-called "blue roses" have been bred by conventional hybridization methods, but the results, such as "Blue Moon", are more accurately described as lilac in color.'

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 17 February 2022. https://archiveofourown.org/chapters/92776732. Chapter 26: It's Love.
2. ↑ not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 12 May 2022. https://archiveofourown.org/works/26266345/chapters/97400118. Chapter 32: Our Better Natures.
3. ↑ "Blue rose". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue\_rose. Accessed 12 May 2022.
Trearddur Bay

**Trearddur Bay** is a location in the fae realm.

## Appears in

Major canon:

*The Court of Five Thrones*

## Description

Trearddur Bay contains 'rare singing oysters' that can contain valuable pearls. The fie ellyllon representatives - Princess Braith and Prince Vane - presented a coffer of the pearls to Gwyn ap Nudd and the Unseelie Court at Gwyn's Triumphal Entry after his coronation as King of the Unseelie Court. The Court was very impressed by the gift.

## References

1. ↑ not\_poignant. “The Court of Five Thrones.” *The Fae Tales Verse.* Archive of Our Own, 5 September 2014. https://archiveofourown.org/works/1749290/chapters/4957257. Chapter 8: Court.
Venorio

**Venorio** is an acolyte in the Cult of Taronis. He lives in Esgrettio and gave Gwyn ap Nudd information on how to best appeal to Taronis.

## Appearance

Venorio is black, with dark, lustrous eyes and very long and pointed ears. He wears a gold and white robe.

## Relationships

### Tamyka

Venorio is always shown in the company of adept Tamyka, who is a member of the same cult. Venorio rarely speaks up, allowing Tamyka to speak more often.

### Taronis

Venorio is a member of a cult of worshipers who follow Taronis and worship him with adulation, adoration and gold. They have a temple for him in Esgrettio, which has been looted since the ice plague struck.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 8 October 2021. https://archiveofourown.org/works/26266345/chapters/65621236. Chapter 4: Esgrettio.
Zhitovar

"*Zhitovar is a dream of a forest.*"
―Davix[[The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague, Chapter 36: The Light Fades]]
**Zhitovar**, or Zhitovar forest, is a forest somewhere near Dharva-in-the-Forest, Dharnam, and the Falseheart Wilds. Gwyn ap Nudd mentioned that, 'All indications are that Olphix has made his new home at Zhitovar.'

## Appears in

Major canon:

*The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague*

## Description

Davix said that Zhitovar was a place 'where worlds have nearly perished before. [A forest] fraught with unfurled foxglove magics. . . . [It] ate history whole, opening [its maw] in massive ways, annihilating, ending all. Then [it] continued. Forests and plains. Cold country. A very cold country.'

Mosk Manytrees described Zhitovar as eldritch, and some of the plants possessed 'an alien magic' that Mosk noted he'd have to hurt himself to force to grow. 'The rocks here were sometimes sharp-edged, and then so smooth that when the snow melted on them' that even horses didn't like walking on them. 'Stones jutted out of the ground like fangs, and other times like broken blunt teeth. The ground was often spongy with spiky mosses that tried to bite into Mosk’s feet. The pines had dark green needles that were itchy when they fell and brushed the skin. Their tips left little welts behind . . . There were species of spruce, fir, juniper, and birches. None of them were stunted like they should be in a climate this cold, and the juniper here was gnarled and ancient, but huge.' Mosk noted that the flora in Zhitovar 'were common species twisted into something different.' Animals were rare. 'There were hardly any birds, though rooks stared at them silently from perches high up in the strange trees. Whenever Mosk saw other animals, they fled like they’d never seen fae in their lives.'

During the army's occupation, as they prepared to fight Olphix, the forest began running out of food.

## Quotations

* Davix: 'Zhitovar, at least, sits not out of time or space.'

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 20 January 2022. https://archiveofourown.org/chapters/91136179. Chapter 24: Glashtyn.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 3 February 2022. https://archiveofourown.org/chapters/91940740. Chapter 25: Monsters Within Monsters.
3. ↑ not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 17 March 2022. https://archiveofourown.org/works/26266345/chapters/94345423. Chapter 28: Family.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 7 July 2022. https://archiveofourown.org/works/26266345/chapters/100527858. Chapter 36: The Light Fades.
5. ↑ not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 21 July 2022. https://archiveofourown.org/works/26266345/chapters/101357655. Chapter 37: This Is My Power.
Uday

**Uday** is the son of Fenwrel the Mouse-Maiden, and sibling to Yukti, Vilasini, Zrimat, and Suvidh. He is the great-grandson of Fluri the Mouse-Maiden.

## Appearance

**Status**

* Court
* Underfae (former)

## Life

Fenwrel gathers her children together in the throne room of the Unseelie Court for their promotion to Court status, to save their lives. After their promotion, Vilasini and Uday embrace.

## Relationships

#### Fenwrel the Mouse-Maiden

Fenwrel notes that even if she disinherited Uday, like her other children, they would still be her children, and able to use the title, 'Uday, son of Fenwrel'.

## Trivia

* The power that flows toward Uday upon promotion to Court status is described as being blue and green.
* It's unclear but possible that Fenwrel's children are also mouse shifters, particularly given the rarity of true hybrid fae.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 not\_poignant. “The Court of Five Thrones.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 17 October 2014. https://archiveofourown.org/works/1749290/chapters/5474447. Chapter 14: Pearl.
2. ↑ not\_poignant. “The Court of Five Thrones.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 18 June 2014. https://archiveofourown.org/works/1749290/chapters/4283271. Chapter 4: Suspicions.
Ruamoko

## Characteristics (culture, habits)

Ruamoko are a potentially solely Unseelie group of fae with incredible power. According to Taronis, they usually die before the age of five, 'along with their families if they don’t get out of the way fast enough', due to the release of their power.

## Folklore/Mythology

'In Māori mythology, Rūaumoko (also known as Rūamoko) is the god of earthquakes, volcanoes and seasons. He is the youngest son of Ranginui (the Sky father) and Papatūānuku (the Earth mother) (commonly called Rangi and Papa).

After Rangi and Papa were separated by their sons, Rangi cried, and his tears flooded the land. To stop this, the sons decided to turn Papa face down, so Rangi and Papa could no longer see each other's sorrow. Rūaumoko was at his mother's breast when this happened, so he was carried into the world below. He was given fire for warmth by Tama-kaka, and his movements below the earth cause earthquakes and volcanoes. Another version tells that he remains in Papa's womb, with some variants saying it was to keep Papa company after her separation from Rangi. In these versions, his movements in the womb cause earthquakes.

The earthquakes Rūaumoko causes are in turn responsible for the change of seasons. Depending on the time of year, the earthquakes cause the warmth, or cold, of Papa to come to the surface of the land, resulting in the warming, or cooling of the Earth.

Rūaumoko pulls on the ropes that control the land causing the shimmering effect of hot air, called haka of Tane-rore, and in some versions, earthquakes.'

## References

1. ↑ *The Court of Five Thrones*, Chapter 29: Classless. Accessed 30 April 2021.
2. ↑ "Ruamoko". Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C5%ABaumoko. Accessed 22 May 2021.
The Wildness Within (series)

***The Lone Wolf (series)*** is a *Fae Tales AU* about Augus discovering a feral Gwyn, and welcoming him into his life alongside Ash and the Raven Prince.

## Summary

Gwyn ap Nudd was supposed to be raised to be one of the greatest warriors of the Seelie Court, but instead - when he is young - he is turned out of his home after a traumatic event, only to be repeatedly trapped and tormented in the neighbouring forest by his cousin until finally...only a semi-wild being remains. Discovered and captured by a young, Unseelie waterhorse, no one knows if Gwyn is capable of recovery - though that doesn't stop two brothers from trying. But the situation is dire, especially with his cousin still out there, looking for his missing prey...

And its sequel, which focuses on the relationship between Augus Each Uisge and Ash Glashtyn.

## Story Reading Order

* *The Wildness Within (Ao3)*
* *The Shaking Shape of You (Ao3)*

## Main Characters

* Gwyn ap Nudd
* Augus Each Uisge
* Ash Glashtyn
* The Raven Prince
* Efnisien ap Wledig