Minor Characters (Rewrite)

This is the page dedicated to listing all of the minor original characters that appear in the rewrite of *The OMEGA Subject* in alphabetical order.

## Minor Characters

### Ace, King, and Queenie

Ace, King, and Queenie are a trio of Creeps under the control of the Grimm Control Program first seen in chapter eight of the rewrite of *The OMEGA Subject*, titled "The Program." They assisted the squad of soldiers under Sia Argent in the capture mission of Apollyon.

### Duke Melas

Duke Melas was an initiate first seen in chapter four of the rewrite of *The OMEGA Subject*, titled "Trespassing." He wields a trident and shield known as Thráfstis and Propýrgio, respectively. He was leading a group of four initiates back to Beacon after having collected their relics before they were attacked by Apollyon. He was killed in the fight. The names of his weapons are the Greek words for Breaker and Bulwark.

### Lapis

Lapis was a young girl first seen in chapter three of the rewrite of *The OMEGA Subject*. titled "Debut." She was first seen playing with a millipede, and was saved from a younger Beowolf by Apollyon, though she did not know it. She was found by him yet again in a small clearing, where he learned that she liked to draw. And, once again, she was saved by him from a Grimm, this time an Ursa. She finally caught sight of her savior, and he complimented her on her drawing before he left.

### Lapis' Mother

Lapis' Mother was a woman first seen in chapter three of the rewrite of *The OMEGA Subject*, titled "Debut." She was calling out for Lapis and eventually found her in the forest outside their village. She and her daughter both were saved from an untimely end by Apollyon, though she did not know it.

### Lockhart

Lockhart was a huntsman mentioned by Lapis' Mother in chapter three of the rewrite of *The OMEGA Subject*, titled "Debut," though he has yet to make a full appearance. When Apollyon killed the younger Beowolf stalking Lapis and her mother, her mother mistakenly believed it was Lockhart who did it.

### Moreel Gris

Doctor Moreel Gris was mentioned in chapter one of the rewrite of *The OMEGA Subject*, titled "New Beginnings," though he he has yet to make a full appearance. In a conversation with the Director of the Station, Serap Verzand mentioned speaking with Doctor Gris about the OMEGA.

### Oswald Roseus

Oswald Roseus was a captain in the Atlesian Military some time before the events of *The OMEGA Subject*. However, he was discharged due to his orders often calling for the sacrifices of his allies and was killed when his personal airship was attacked. Arthur Watts mentioned him to Cinder Fall as the brain donor for Apollyon following their mission at OLYMPUS.

### Serap Verzand

Serap Verzand was a Specialist in the employ of the Grimm Control Program who appeared in chapter one of the rewrite of *The OMEGA Subject*, titled "New Beginnings." He wielded a weapon called Superiority. He captured Apollyon and was responsible for bringing him back to OLYMPUS. After failing to subdue Apollyon following his procedure, he was mauled to death.

### Unnamed Director of OLYMPUS

The Director of OLYMPUS appeared in chapter one of the rewrite of *The OMEGA Subject*, titled "New Beginnings". He spoke briefly with Serap Verzand on the OMEGA. It is implied that the destruction of OLYMPUS also entailed his death.

### Unnamed Hunstman

The unnamed huntsman was a man in knightly armor and wielding a sword and shield combo first seen in chapter three of the rewrite of *The OMEGA Subject*, titled "Debut." He fought against Apollyon after the OMEGA assaulted his village, but was unsuccessful both in saving his village and his own life.

### Zeus Graec

Zeus Graec was an initiate and brother to Harley Graec first seen in chapter four of the rewrite of *The OMEGA Subject*, titled "Trespassing." He wields a staff known as Keravasil. He was part of a group of four initiates and was making his way back to beacon with them before they were attacked by Apollyon. He was killed in the fight. The name of his weapon is a combination of the Greek words Keravnó and Vasiliá, meaning Thunder and King, respectively. It can then be inferred that his weapon's name is loosely translated to "Thunder King".