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Hellhound

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**Hellhounds** are demonic corruptions of mundane dogs.

## Description

Hellhounds appear as gaunt, vicious-looking black canines that vaguely resemble Doberman Pinschers, but are much larger than any mundane dog. Hellhounds have shimmering red eyes, coarse black fur, a murderous temperament, and intelligence similar to that of mundane dogs'. They are used by demons for tracking and hunting, much like dogs. Hellhounds' jaws are its most dangerous weapons, their mouth as wide as sharks', their howls and growls loud and strong. Their tails end in a set of spiked nail-like protrusions, similar to a mace.

## History

Lilith is able to command Hellhounds, as shown when she summoned two Hellhounds, in the form of shadows before solidifying, during a confrontation with Clary, Jace, and Simon. One immediately sprang for Jace, and the other was commanded by Lilith to pin Clary down.

Clary, before being crushed under the weight of the Hellhound, took her necklace chain and whipped it against the Hellhound's face, slashing the hound brutally across the eyes. The hound reared back, howling in pain, allowing Clary to escape. Bloody-eyed, the dog leaped for Clary but was beheaded by Jace with his seraph blade. It gave a single howl and vanished, leaving behind a scorched black mark on the stone, and the stench of demon in the air.
Seraphina Morgenstern

Jonathan Morgenstern (brother)

Caleb Herondale (husband)

Nicole Herondale (daughter)

Colin Herondale (son)

**Seraphina Morgenstern** is a Shadowhunter and the daughter of Valentine and Jocelyn Morgenstern, the sister of Jonathan Morgenstern, the wife of Caleb Herondale, and the mother of Nicole and Colin Herondale. She resides in the alternate dimension Itarnas.

## Biography

### Early Life

Born in 1991 to Valentine and Jocelyn Morgenstern, Seraphina grew up in Idris with her older brother Jonathan and close friends Alec & Isabelle Lightwood and Caleb Herondale. After attending the Academy and graduating, she married Caleb and had two children with him named Nicole and Colin. Nicole was born in 2016 and Colin was born in 2021.

## Personality

She is also a very caring and compassionate person. For her friends and family, Seraphina is willing to go extreme lengths, often recklessly, for what she believes is worth dying for, thus putting not only herself in danger but risking other people's lives without even asking their consent to carry forth with her plan seeing as it directly affects them. This usually leaves the people who care for her extremely worried and exasperated. Like her mother, she is also an artist, and keeps a notepad of paper.

## Physical Description

She is often said to look almost exactly like Jocelyn—with their green eyes, curly red hair, slender figure, small chest and narrow hips—though she does not see it, nor does she see the beauty others often see in her.
Makara

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**Makara** are large sea-deep demons.

## Description

Makara are sea demons who lurk on the ocean floor and sometimes pull ships down. They have mottled green skin and tentacles covered in pink suckers. They appear as a part octopus, part slug creature with an enormous bee head. They don't come up on land, but on the occasions that they do, their remains only survive on land for one to two days before dissolving into a puddle of green-pink goo.

## History

In 2012, a Makara demon was summoned to land by Malcolm Fade. Its remains—a single tentacle—were discovered at Malcolm's ruined house and analyzed by Shadowhunters of the Los Angeles Institute. Clary Fairchild deduced that Malcolm used this tentacle to command the sea demons in Los Angeles, because a piece of a powerful demon could be enchanted for this purpose.
Voyance Rune

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   **The Voyance rune** is the most basic and permanent rune given to Shadowhunters at a young age, typically placed on the back of the person's dominant hand. This serves to enhance and focus the Sight, giving the wearer extrasensory perception, allowing the Shadowhunter to see contemporary events beyond their sight, past concealment, such as glamour, and, with training and practice, to identify Downworlders on sight.

Hidden caches of Nephilim weapons found in mundane churches, synagogues, temples, mosques, and other places of worship often respond and open in the presence of the Voyance mark.

While the Voyance rune is normally the first rune given to young or new Shadowhunters, it may be changed in special cases, like how it was decided that the sickly Adele Starkweather should receive the Strength rune first.

## Trivia

* The application of the rune may reinforce a Shadowhunter's ability to see ghosts, more so in individuals or families, like the Nephilim of the Herondale family, who are able to see even ghosts who do not want to be seen.
* Upon turning into an Endarkened Shadowhunter by drinking from the Infernal Cup, the Voyance rune, along with all other runes, disappear.
Endarkened

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**The Endarkened,** also known as **Endarkened Ones** or **Dark Shadowhunters,** were Nephilim who became corrupted after drinking a mixture of blood from the Greater Demon Lilith and the blood of Sebastian Morgenstern from the Infernal Cup.

## **Description**

Those who drank from the Infernal Cup gained superior strength and agility compared to most Nephilim, as a result of their alliance being changed from angelic to demonic. For the same reason, the Endarkened were unable to use seraph blades, which call upon the name and spirit of angels; their angelic runes also faded from their skin. Instead, the Endarkened Nephilim could only bear demonic runes.

In accordance with Nephilim society, the Dark Shadowhunters wore red gear and bore red runes, symbolic of the "ceremony" held, or in the change they underwent, when the Shadowhunters became Endarkened.

Since their lives were bound to the Infernal Cup, its destruction caused the deaths of every single one of the Endarkened that it created.

## **Known Endarkened**

**Known World:**

* Amalric Kriegsmesser †
* Amatis Herondale †
* Andrew Blackthorn †
* Jason †
* Jeremy Pontmercy †
* Katerina †
* Matthias Gonzalez †
* Unnamed Beauvale (Julie Beauvale's mother)†
* Unnamed Cartwright †
* Unnamed Shadowhunter (Edward Longford's *parabatai) †*

**Thule:**

* Amatis Herondale
* Dane Larkspear
* Emma Carstairs
* Julian Blackthorn

## **Trivia**

* Despite the best efforts of the Silent Brothers and the warlocks of the Spiral Labyrinth, no cure was found that could transform an Endarkened warrior back into Nephilim.
* If any of the Endarkened drank from the Mortal Cup, they would die instantly, as was the case with Amalric Kriegsmesser.
Enhanced Speed

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**Enhanced Speed** is the power to move at speeds beyond that of a peak member of their species.

## Levels of Speed

### Peak Human Speed

The power to be faster than average/normal humans. The users' speed is at the highest limit of human potential. They are much faster than Olympic class runners, enabling them to run at 45 km/h (27.9 mph) - 63 km/h (39 mph) and swim at 12-15 knots (13.8 - 17.2 mph). With this sort of speed, one could catch-up to or outrun moving vehicles, vanish in plain sight, are likely to always be first in running-races and have great reaction time. This is the level of Shadowhunters and vampires.

### Enhanced

Users can move much faster than the average member of their species, beyond what can be emulated via natural training and with little to no maintaining. However, this power is not without any ill effects, as it can strain the body, although some users may be resistant or even immune to the effects of high-speed travel, including acceleration, friction, g-force, inertia, etc. They are able to run from about 64- 980kph (39 - 608 mph) which means they can reach subsonic speeds.
Iblis

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**Iblis demons** are demons formed out of roiling black smoke, with vaguely the same shape and size of a human figure. In the midst of the vapor is a pair of burning yellow eyes. Iblis demons tend to attack in groups and surround their prey, though they are not very bright.

## History

Two nights after Jem Carstairs and Will Herondale had decided to become *Parabatai*, the pair fought an Iblis demon for the first fight they had once they'd made up their minds, and Will was left with a scar on his wrist. In 1936, after Sister Emilia made a bargain with the demon Belial for Brother Zachariah, he was met with a ghost of Will from this time period, who still had that scar on his wrist, and the two recalled the incident.

In Idris in 2007, a bunch of Iblis demons cornered Magnus Bane in an alley in Cistern Square. The Iblis had formed a line in Magnus' path, forcing him to retreat back against a wall. Magnus managed to hit several of them with spears of blue fire, but others just took the place of those that vanished. One of them, however, seemingly more cunning than the others, drifted around Magnus and reformed behind him. It was about to strike when Alec Lightwood snuck up behind it and killed it. Magnus dispatched the remaining Iblis demons, leaving the pair alone.

After a brief conversation about their relationship, a dozen more Iblis demons flooded into the square, already fanning out into a half circle around them. Alec promised Magnus that he will introduce him to his family if they lived through the battle, which they did.

A few months later, while on vacation in Paris, the couple noticed Helen Blackthorn and Leon Verlac were being attacked by a swarm of Iblis demons on a roof nearby. The swarm had split into two, trapping the Shadowhunters, but the pair continued to fight valiantly, even though they were greatly outnumbered. Seeing this from their hot-air balloon, Magnus and Alec decided to help, with Magnus magically controlling the elements to keep the platform perfectly still so that Alec could shoot his arrows at the demons, killing many of them. Noticing the new threat, three Iblis demons broke off their attack on Helen and Leon and launched themselves towards the balloon. Two were dropped by arrows before they could make it onto the platform, but Alec was too late to draw on the third, and the remaining demon struck at him. Dropping the bow for a Seraph blade, Alec thrust the blade through the Iblis demon and sliced, separating head from body, and the demon crumbled away into dark ash, and when another group of demons reached the platform, they met a similar fate. Magnus ensnared one demon in a web of electricity and held off another with an invisible barrier made of wind, both of whom Alec then shot; leaving the Shadowhunter pair confused with no more demons attacking them.
Cecaelia

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**Cecaelia** are slimy, humanoid demons.

## Description

Cecaelia demons resemble blobs with somewhat human heads, except they possess close-set eyes and a triangular slit that serves as a mouth and nose. Their torsos are short and thin with no arms, and their lower halves end in a mass of thick and short tentacles. Cecaelia also produce copious amounts of green and black slime that completely covers their bodies and interferes with their speech. They have sharp, slime-stained teeth and flickering green tongues that end in a thick point.
Electrum

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**Electrum** is an alloy of gold and silver that can be found naturally in the earth. It has been known and used since the time of the pharaohs of ancient Egypt. Its lack of purity means that it is rarely used in specific rituals, but it is considered a good conductor of magic. It combines the mystical abilities of both silver and gold, in lesser strength than either pure metal but at significantly less expense than pure gold and without some of the disadvantages.

Shadowhunters are known to use electrum on some of their weapons against demons. Henry Branwell laced the fabric of Jessamine Lovelace's parasol with electrum. Isabelle Lightwood's whip is also made of electrum wire; Charlotte Branwell fought with an electrum whip as well.
Clary & Jace's Sword

**Clary Fairchild** gave this word to Jace Herondale when she proposed to him in December 2012.

## Description

The blade was made of hammered steel, the hilt of gold and *adamas*. Etched along the blade was a pattern of herons in flight, and the crosspiece was carved in the shape of wings. On the reverse side of the sword, the words *"Visne me in matrimonium ducere?"* (Translation: Will you marry me?) are carved.
Forneus

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**Forneus** are a kind of demon with tentacles and no faces.

## History

In 2011, Emma Carstairs and Julian Blackthorn fought off a battalion of them.
Kuri

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**Kuri demons** are spider demons with eight pincer-tipped arms, large, slinking black bodies, and poison-dripping fangs that extend from their eye sockets.

## History

In London in 1900, three Kuri demons attacked James Herondale while the young Shadowhunter was out on a walk. They were also among the creatures that Valentine Morgenstern summoned to his boat off the coast of New York in 2007
The Mortal Mirror

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**The Mortal Mirror,** also known as the Mortal Glass, is in fact Lake Lyn in Idris. It is the third of the Mortal Instruments given to Jonathan Shadowhunter by the Angel Raziel.

Ingesting the lake's waters can be poisonous to Nephilim, but it has no effect on Downworlders. Faeries have been known to drink from the lake, saying that it gives them true vision; for the Nephilim, the water causes hallucinations and may even drive them to madness.

## History

Prior to Jonathan Shadowhunter's encounter with Raziel at the lake, it was said to not be the glittering blue body of water of today, but instead a black roiling tear in the fabric of the world, through which demons passed back and forth freely.

For a long time, the whereabouts and information regarding the mirror remained a mystery for the Nephilim, although the Lake Lyn has always been a part of the original legend of the Mortal Instruments. Lake Lyn was said to be the lake from which Raziel rose, holding both his cup and his sword to be given to the new race of warriors he created. Since Raziel's summoning at the lake, it has been said to have been cursed.

In 2012, the water from Lake Lyn was discovered to be able to stop the spread of the blight and its transformative effect on the warlocks. Large amounts of the water were retrieved and distributed by Diana Wrayburn and the Wild Hunt.

## Trivia

* Among the Fair Folk, the lake is known as the Lake of Dreams or Mirror of Dreams.
Time Slippage Medallion

The Clave

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**Time slippage medallions** are small, portable objects that one can carry to ward against the effects of time slippage.

## Description

They can be made out of any shape and material and they are usually small and sturdy. They have to be enchanted by a Faerie to make it effective. Any creature can use them if they're given one of these medallions.

## Function

In Faerie, those don't live there can succumb to time slippage. Time slippage happens because Faerie operates on a different system to our earth in which time can either go much faster or slower than in mortal realms. The medallion prevents this from happening by warding against the effects so that the holder can travel safely through the Faerie lands.

## Trivia

* Zara Dearborn of the Cohort attempted to gain access to the Rosales medallion by engaging herself to Diego Rosales as the Rosales medallion only works for immediate family members.
Aline Penhallow (Thule)

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**Aline Penhallow** is a Shadowhunter who fought against Sebastian in the Dark War.

## Biography

*This character's history is identical to that of her alternate dimension counterpart up until just before the Dark War, where the timeline split and the following changes took place.*

Aline and the others were winning at the Battle of the Burren when Lilith appeared and killed Clary, resulting in them losing and fleeing from the battle against Sebastian.

Aline and Helen continued to fight against Sebastian, with the war culminating in a battle in Alicante. The Shadowhunters were losing, and the children were eventually evacuated to New York City, including Emma Carstairs and Helen's siblings.

She and Helen occasionally sent fire-messages to them, updating them on the battle. After a while, Idris fell as the blight began to spread; Endarkened and faeries stormed their country and it became overrun with demons, driving them out or killing them. The Blackthorn children stopped receiving messages from them, and, despite their efforts, they were unable to find out the fates of Helen and Aline.
Phaesphoros

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**Phaesphoros** is a family sword of the Morgenstern family and is part of a pair, the other sword being Heosphoros.

## Description

Phaesphoros is a massive sword, about twice the length of Heosphoros. It is made of gold and *adamas*, but was dipped in dark silver that it sometimes looks almost black, and has a design of stars on the ridge of the blade.

## History

Phaesphoros was made by Wayland the Smith many years ago when the Morgenstern family commissioned two new blades for a father and his son. Of the pair, Phaesphoros was longer, designed for the father. The two blades were named after different aspects of the morning star, with Phaesphoros meaning "light-bringer."

The sword was owned by Valentine Morgenstern until his death in the Mortal War, and by his son, Jonathan, before his own during the Dark War.

Ash brought Phaesphoros from Thule with him, where he kept it for several years. Once Janus was killed, he gave the sword to Clary, saying that she was the rightful owner.

## Owners

* Valentine Morgenstern (until his death)
* Jonathan / Sebastian Morgenstern (until his death)
* Ash Morgenstern
* Clary Fairchild (currently)
Ava Herondale

Ash Herondale / Morgenstern (adoptive brother / cousin)

Stephen Herondale (older brother)

Emmy Herondale (older sister)

Ava Herondale (younger sister)

Jonathan Herondale (older brother)

Liam Herondale (older brother

Ella Herondale (older sister)

Celina Herondale (younger sister)

Adele Herondale (younger sister)

Jocelyn Garroway (maternal grandmother)

Valentine Morgenstern † (maternal biological grandfather)

Luke Garroway (maternal step-grandfather)

Celine Herondale † (paternal grandmother)

Stephen Herondale † (paternal grandfather)

**Ava Jocelyn Herondale** is the sixth-born child of Jace and Clary. She has five older siblings named Jonathan, Liam, Ella, Stevie, and Emmy, along with two younger siblings named Celina and Adele. She is also the adoptive sister / cousin of Ash.

## Name & Etymology

While Ava was not named after anybody, her middle name (Jocelyn) is the first name of her maternal grandmother, Jocelyn Garroway.

## Early Life

Ava was born in 2023. She grew up in the Institute with her older siblings (Toby, Liam, Ella, Stevie, & Emmy), Eli and Gina, and Max and Rafael.

## Physical Appearance

Ava is a little over 3 and a half feet, and is small and petite like her mother. She has long red hair like her mother that is usually messy and tangled. She is often found with dirt on her face, and also has freckles. Like her father, she has gold eyes.

## Personality

Like her older brother, Liam, she is extremely energetic and is almost always up to mischief. She and Liam enjoy causing shenanigans (including sneaking various animals into the Institute.) Like Jace, she is a little arrogant, very sassy, and full of herself. She loves cats and can often be found running the halls of the Institute screaming like a banshee and chasing her brothers.

## Trivia

* She is incredibly mischievous and enjoys pranking people.
* She loves cats.
* She has an intense dislike/fear of pigeons.
* She is very sassy and full of herself like Jace.
Leviathan

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**Leviathan** is a Greater Demon, particularly a Prince of Hell. He is the prince of envy, chaos, and the sea.

## Biography

Leviathan is one of the oldest Princes of Hell. Unlike the others, Leviathan was not a Fallen Angel and is considered to have always been a monster. He was actually born with a twin sister who he later murdered and ate.

In December 1903, Belial recruited Leviathan to help him and invade the world of Belial's progeny. Using Jesse Blackthorn's body as a host, Belial murdered five Shadowhunters, with an attempted sixth, in London at specific locations in order to form Leviathan's sigil. This opened a doorway about the size of the London Institute's courtyard for Leviathan slip through; though—since he is so physically massive—only a few of his lesser tendrils were able to enter. He filled the courtyard with seawater and cast it in darkness with the use of storm clouds, and battled most of the London Enclave. When Belial was mortally wounded by Cordelia Carstairs wielding Cortana, and his attempted sixth kill that had completed the sigil was reanimated and survived, the gates between the worlds closed and Leviathan was forced out.

## Trivia

* Leviathan's element is water.
* He is sometimes pictured as the ouroboros.
* He claims to be the serpent that tempted Eve in the Garden of Eve.
* Leviathan is very rarely summoned.
* He is known to eat at least one whale a day.
* Leviathan's sigil is a spiky, viscous-looking trident.
* He has a strong alliance with Belial. The pair are known to have worked together with one another multiple times.
* Lilith claims he is the stupidest of all the Princes.
Clary and Simon

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## Clary and Simon

### Type of Pairing

Romantic (formerly)Parabatai/Best friends/Like brother & sister

### Status

Parabatai

***"You had Simon. He was your brother in all the ways that matter. He watched you grow up, defended you, fought with and for you, cared about you all your life. He was the brother you chose."* ~Jace to Clary about Simon in "City of Heavenly Fire"**

**Clary and Simon,** also known by their ship name Climon (**Cl**ary/S**imon)** is the former romantic/friendship pairing of Clary Herondale and Simon Lightwood.

They are currently *parabatai*, and live together with Isabelle and Jace in the New York Institute.

## History

Clary and Simon first met when they were little. They quickly became fast friends, and over the years, Simon developed feelings for her. However, he was only able to voice those feelings years later, as teenagers, after Clary's fallout with Jace due to (falsely) discovering that they were siblings. They briefly dated, however, they broke up when Simon came to accept that Clary didn't feel the same way he did.

After the break-up, Clary continues to support Simon when he becomes a vampire, and gives him the Mark of Cain in Alicante in order to protect him; he became a Daylighter due to drinking Jace's blood after he was kidnapped by Valentine, and because of this, the vampires wanted to kill him.

Simon helped Clary, Izzy, Magnus, and Alec break Jace's bond with Sebastian by receiving the sword Glorious from the angel Raziel. In exchange for the sword, Raziel takes the Mark of Cain from Simon. They successfully break the bond between Jace and Sebastian.

When the gang defeats Sebastian in Edom, Simon volunteers himself as the sacrifice that Asmodeus requires in order to send them back to their world. Clary is devastated and heartbroken when Simon's memories are erased, however, she reached out to him several times to see if he could remember anything. After Magnus was able to give him back a few of his memories, Simon chose to Ascend. After Simon officially Ascended, they became *parabatai.*

***"I finally figured out that she was never going to stop loving Jace, whether it was going to work with him or not. And I knew that if she was only with me because she couldn't have him, I'd rather be alone."* ~Simon about his relationship with Clary in "City of Fallen Angels"**

## Trivia

* They both grew up in the mundane world, even though Clary was a Shadowhunter and Simon became a vampire.
Book of the Covenant

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**The Book of the Covenant** is a tome given to the Nephilim by the Angel Raziel containing all the runes they could use in their life and war against demons. The runes have since been copied by the Silent Brothers into books reproduced as the Gray Book, which is most often used by Shadowhunters around the world for everyday teachings or review of the runes.
Stephen (Disambiguation)

**Stephen** is a name used multiple times in the Shadow World universe.

Known individuals with the name Stephen include:

* Stephen William Herondale - the father of Jace Herondale and husband of Celine Montclaire; he was also the ex-husband of Amatis Graymark, and was the lieutenant of Valentine Morgenstern.
* Stephen "Stevie" Alexander Herondale - the son of Jace Herondale and Clary Fairchild who was named after his grandfather.
Demon Metal

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**Demon metal** is a noble metal - meaning it is resistant to corrosion.

## Description

According to the Shadowhunter's Codex, the material is believed to have originated from the Void. It is black, but also believed to be transparent and glowing with black demonic power. It is considered the demonic equivalent of *adamas*—both create wounds that cannot be easily healed by seraphic Marks and would require more involved medical attention. There are various kinds of demon metal, and each may require different forms of treatment.

It can be used by demons to forge their weapons or armor, and it is supposedly rare to find it equipped by Downworlders or humans. There may be even weapons found in Institutes that are made of this material.

## Instances of Use

* Woolsey Scott studied how demon metals and demon drugs affect lycanthropes, and how they can be healed, because of "certain incidents." When Woolsey founded the Praetor Lupus, he stored this knowledge in the Praetor House library.
* Valentine Morgenstern used a whip made of demon metal to beat, or "discipline" as he'd put it, his son, Jonathan. Because no healing runes, not even an *iratze*, could heal the wounds made by the whip, it left permanent scars on his back that still seemed fresh even years after.
* Sebastian used a dagger made of demon metal to stab Luke Garroway. He burrowed the weapon deeply and pulled it out, but not before the tip of the blade broke off against one of his ribs and lodged in the bone. Because of the magical properties of the material, the tip was capable of moving on its own to avoid being removed from his body, almost making his condition worse by going deeper, almost snapping the bone in two, and through and began eating away his flesh. The warlock Magnus Bane needed specific instructions, and to know the exact kind of demon metal before he could treat Luke. The Praetor was able to provide the salve that healed Luke; when applied to the wound, it filtered the poison from his blood and the demon steel was able to work its way free.
Downworlders

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## Downworlders

### Species:

VampiresWerewolves

Warlocks

Faeries

### Enemies:

DemonsValentine Morgenstern

**Downworlders** are supernatural beings and hybrid creatures who inhabit the Shadow World. Downworlder is the widely used term to refer to beings that are said to be part human and part demon, and are even said to be the demonic counterpart of Shadowhunters, who are part human and part angel. They include werewolves, vampires, warlocks and faeries.

Although demonic in origin and nature, Downworlders possess human souls and are counted as members of the human race by the denizens of Heaven.

Downworlders normally cannot bear runes. However, the Alliance rune created by Clary Fairchild can be applied on them, allowing them to share abilities with Shadowhunters. Daylighter Simon Lewis was also Marked with the Mark of Cain.

Every fifteen years, the Accords are signed between the Downworlders and the Clave, the Nephilim. According to the Accords, as long as the rules stated here are not broken, they can live in peace without bother and may even provide each other help when the need ever rises. Also, each of the four races were accorded a seat on the Nephilim Council in 2007.

## Trivia

* Although once mentioned by Jace, it was never made clear if *voudun* zombies really existed and were counted as Downworlders or if it was a joke. According to notes between him and Clary, they do exist.
The Uprising

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**The Uprising** was a demonstration by the Circle, led by Valentine Morgenstern, against the Clave and Downworlders during the signing of the Ninth Accords in Alicante in 1991. The confrontation led to a fight that resulted in bloodshed, though its effects were thwarted and limited because of the efforts of Valentine's wife, Jocelyn, and former *parabatai*, Lucian.

## History

Some time before the signing of the Ninth Accords in 1991, Valentine Morgenstern had made it clear that he was against the signing of the peace treaty between the Nephilim and Downworlders. When the Clave did not heed his words, Valentine and the Circle began plotting an Uprising against them. They planned to disrupt the signing of the Accords, killing all the Downworlders and Shadowhunters who went against them while they were all unarmed and defenseless in the Accords Hall. Valentine hoped that this would once again ignite a war between the Downworlders and Shadowhunters—one that they intended to win and hoped would lead to the eradication of Downworlders, whom some of the Circle's members saw only as part-demons and demonic beings inferior to them. Valentine had also wanted to kill any members of the Clave who would go against them and might get in the way of their ultimate goal, which was to somehow restart their race and purge the world of Downworlders, and eventually demons.

However, Valentine did not know that Jocelyn and Lucian had prepared the Downworlders who attended and others to come to their aid. Since weapons were not allowed in the Great Hall, Valentine and the Circle were the only ones armed with the weapons they smuggled in, which they were able to because of some alliance with demons. In the midst of the chaos that broke out, Jocelyn opened the gates for the Downworlders lying in wait.

The Uprising ended in bloodshed and massacre. The members of the Circle who did not leave before the Uprising faced trial and punishment; while others were given leniency, some were punished more severely than others, though most lived.

For years after that, the Uprising became a horrible part of Nephilim history, a painful reminder of the Circle's actions and Valentine's extreme ways. Nonetheless, while the general idea of the Uprising and Valentine's followers is known by most Shadowhunters, the Circle and the specifics of the event are mostly unknown, specifically among the younger generations, because the Clave had tried to rid their history of this embarrassment, destroying most documents pertaining to them in the process.
Jonathan Herondale

Ash Herondale/Morgenstern (adoptive brother / cousin)

Stephen Herondale (older brother)

Emmy Herondale (older sister)

Ava Herondale (younger sister)

Toby Herondale (twin brother)

Ella Herondale (older sister)

Celina Herondale (younger sister)

Adele Herondale (younger sister)

Jocelyn Garroway (maternal grandmother)

Valentine Morgenstern † (maternal biological grandfather)

Luke Garroway (maternal step-grandfather)

Celine Herondale † (paternal grandmother)

Stephen Herondale † (paternal grandfather)

**Jonathan "Nathan" Christopher Herondale** is the fifth-born child of Clary and Jace Herondale, and the twin brother of Liam. He is the younger brother of Ella, Emmy, and Stevie, and the older brother of Ava, Celina, and Adele, as well as the adoptive brother / cousin of Ash.

## Name & Etymology

Clary and Jace gave Nathan his name after the brother that Clary could've had. His middle name, Christopher, honors his father as well as his distant cousin, Kit.

## Early Life

Nathan was born along with his twin brother, Liam, in August 2017. He was the fifth-born child of the Herondales, and part of the second set of twins. The two twins are three years younger than their older sister, Ella, and eight years younger than Emmy and Stevie. They grew up in the Institute with Max, Rafael, Emmy, Stevie, Eli, Gina, Ella, and their younger siblings along with their parents, aunts and uncles in the New York Institute.

## Physical Appearance

Nathan and Liam are identical twins, though Nathan is shorter by about two or three inches. He and his twins are the male versions of Clary, both with red hair and green eyes. They also look extremely similar to their older brother, Stevie. Nathan has a face full of freckles like his twin.

## Personality

Nathan is the calmer of the two twins, and is more rational and logical than Liam. He and Liam are inseparable and do nearly everything together. He has been known to try to convince Liam not to do something reckless because it's not a good idea, but usually Liam ends up convincing him. Like his twin, he is a huge fan of stories and loves to hear about all of the adventures that his parents went on when they were younger. He enjoys sparring with Emmy and Stevie.

## Trivia

* He has a star-shaped scar on his shoulder.
* He has a fear / intense dislike of geese.
* He is right-handed.
* When he was a baby, Clary and Jace had to put initials on the bottom of their feet in order to distinguish the twins. However, as they grew older, they were able to tell the twins apart.
* He loves sparring with his older siblings.
* He enjoys reading with Ella when he's not with Liam.
Dahak

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**The Dahak** are a lesser species of demons. They are known to be unintelligent demons, yet are mean, tough, and defensive.

## History

In 2007, Sebastian Morgenstern met with a Greater Demon who had six Dahak demons serving as its bodyguards. Clary overheard the demons gossiping about Sebastian, and they promptly attacked her. Sebastian, after apparently having killed the demon he had just met with, later returned and killed the ones remaining.

## Description

Dahak demons have hard green-brown, lizard-like skin. They possess a set of six octopus-like legs that make dry, skittering sounds when they move. They have large, bulbous heads resembling that of an alien's, set with a pair of faceted black eyes, tentacles, and long, dripping fangs.
Eternidad

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**The Eternidad** is an heirloom of the Rosales family, given to the family by faeries that has since been handed down through many generations.

## Description

The Eternidad will allow its user, and anyone holding onto him/her, to enter Faerie undetected. The person must tell the artifact his/her destination, otherwise the artifact will choose which may come with risks. It also protects the user from faerie enchantments, such as the lures of a revel.

The Eternidad is a piece of polished wood twisted into the infinity symbol. The artifact shines brightly, glowing with a dim, deep gold color. When used to travel to Faerie, its magic is quick and simple with no flourish; the person will simply disappear from their previous spot and appear in Faerie.

## History

The Rosales family once had a close relationship with the Fair Folk, resulting in certain members owning objects charmed with or protected from faerie magic. The family called the heirloom the Eternidad, "to mean a time that has no beginning or end, like the time in Faerie." The artifact is said to be a token from Rhiannon, and is given freely as a gift by a family of *hadas* whom a member of the Rosales family aided.[1]

During the advent of the Cold Peace, the Rosales families were told to surrender these gifts to the Clave. The Cohort was after this particular heirloom. To prevent the heirloom from falling into the hands of the Dearborns, they falsely claimed that only a Rosales could make the object work, and Jaime Rosales took the heirloom and went into hiding.

While at the London Institute, Drusilla Blackthorn touched the heirloom among Jaime's things and was briefly transported to the weapons room in the Unseelie Lands before Jaime left again with the heirloom. Shortly after, Cristina contacted Jaime, wanting to borrow the artifact so she can go to Faerie with Mark and Kieran. The artifact successfully transported them to Faerie and back, and Cristina became the new custodian of the heirloom.
Ashdown Family

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**The Ashdown Family** is a Shadowhunter family.

## History

In 1878, the last surviving member of the Ashdown family, Frederick Ashdown, was killed during an automaton attack on the Council. The name was then temporarily taken up by the Ascendant Sophie Collins, but once again became disused once she married Gideon Lightwood.

The name was later taken up once again by an Ascendant, who later married another Shadowhunter and continued the family line.

In 2012, there were Ashdowns affiliated with the Cohort.

## Known Members

* Frederick Ashdown (?-1878)
* Sophie Collins (1858-1939) - Ascendant who chose the name
* Dean Ashdown
* Laurence Ashdown
* Catherine Ashdown (?-2000)
* Cameron Ashdown (1994-)
* Paige Ashdown
* Vanessa Ashdown

## Symbol

The symbol of the Ashdown family, as shown on the flags on the Los Angeles Institute in Thule, is an ash tree surrounded by leaves.
Ghosts

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**Ghosts** are the spirits of the dead that can appear or manifest in visible form to the living.

## Description

Aside from helping Shadowhunters and mundanes to see past glamour, the Sight also grants the ability to see, hear, and speak with ghosts that choose to be seen or heard, but only some Shadowhunters, like the Herondales, are capable of interacting with all of them, even those that do not want to be seen or even heard. Others can only sense their presence through the unnatural cold feeling they exude. Ghosts, like vampires rising from their graves, draw energy from their surroundings to maintain their ectoplasmic form when they manifest in the world, thus sucking the heat from their surroundings.

The eyes of all ghosts are hollow and empty. However, according to Shadowhunter belief, in very rare cases, some strong spirits have flames flickering in their eyes. For some reason, it also takes a while for ghosts to move beyond the place where they reanimated, usually the very spot where they died.

Many ghosts are tied to the living world by a personal effect or an unresolved wrong. Trapped for years, the ghosts cannot fully pass on until they find the item, often a lost sentimental piece of their past, or perform the act that might put them to rest. Some of these restless ghosts are condemned to forever seek out their salvation, not knowing what they need, or unable to accept that their chance has passed, as in Old Molly's case, whose ring was believed to be long gone.

Meanwhile, other spirits simply choose their fate and decide themselves to stay in the world instead of passing over.

## Revenants

Revenants are hungry, vicious ghosts who are capable of hurting living beings.

## Known Ghosts

* Old Molly
* Jessamine Lovelace
* Will Herondale (briefly)
* George Lovelace (briefly)
* Michael Wayland (briefly)
* Livia Blackthorn
Behemoth

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**The Behemoth** is a huge, formless demon that is semi-corporeal and considerably difficult to kill.

## Description

The Behemoth is a formless monstrosity much larger than a human, roughly oblong in shape and has a double row of teeth lining the length of its body. It has a ridged underside like a cockroach's. A Behemoth devours everything in its path, including people. When its serrated jaws clacks together, the Behemoth makes low, insectile chittering sounds.

It is slimy and composed chiefly of a viscous, mucus-like substance. It slithers in a slow, oozing, boneless motion comparable to that of a slug's, but with less coherence of shape. The Behemoth is also capable of quickly dispersing and reforming elsewhere in the vicinity.

Behemoths are hard to kill. Not only does its slime render seraph blades ineffective, but it also makes them capable of healing its wounds and reforming. When it is attacked and seemingly destroyed, the Behemoth goes through convulsive spasms and shudders violently before reforming. This process, however, seeps its energy, so a continuous chain of attacks until it can no longer heal itself is the most effective way of destroying it.

## History

In 1878, the brothers Gabriel and Gideon Lightwood, during their mission to disgrace Charlotte Branwell, wrote letters to Consul Wayland where they pretended to have been too weak to defeat a Behemoth demon, which they normally would be able to destroy in large numbers easily.

In 1929, a group of Behemoths was summoned by the warlock Aldous Nix during his attempt to use the Hotel Dumort as a Portal to the Void. They slaughtered the wealthy mundanes who had given Aldous the hotel and those who had come to see a demonstration of his power. They were presumably dispatched by the New York Shadowhunters.

In 2007, a Behemoth was among the demons summoned to the vulnerable Alicante. Clary and Jace encountered one lurking in a cake shop. As it was the first time Clary had ever encountered one, she hid behind Jace in fear and disgust. The pair tried to escape after it first reformed, but the demon blocked their path to safety. She watched as Jace pummeled it with his seraph blade, which the Behemoth just later put out with its mucus. Clary tried to interfere, thinking that wounding the demon enough times might tire it out and prevent it from reforming any further. The werewolf Maia then appeared and tore at it with her teeth and claws. While the Behemoth desperately struggled to heal and reform, Maia never gave it the chance and eventually disintegrated, leaving behind a viscous puddle of green fluid.

Some months later, Sebastian Morgenstern summoned a Behemoth demon in Edom in an attempt to hinder Jace and Clary, though Jace was able to quickly defeat it.
Agramon

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**Agramon** is a Greater Demon. Known as the Demon of Fear, Agramon takes the shape of its target's greatest fear and can literally scare beings to death.

## History

Agramon was summoned by a young warlock, Elias, for Valentine Morgenstern in September 2007. Upon being summoned, Agramon managed to break free from the pentagram he was trapped in. This was because Elias's greatest fear was any demon he summoned breaking out of its pentagram. Agramon then proceeded to kill the young warlock, after which Valentine began controlling him via the Mortal Cup.

The duo later went to the Silent City to steal the Mortal Sword. The Silent Brothers present were not immune to his powers, resulting in them being scared to the point of death. Jace, who, at the time , was incarcerated in the underground holding cells of the Silent City, was alarmed by the mysterious sounds above ground. The aura given off by Agramon's presence was a powerful and terrifying one. Agramon, revealing himself to Jace , knocked out the latter.

Aboard Valentine's ship, Agramon, using his powers, showed Jace his greatest fear: a gravely injured Clary, seemingly dying in his arms.The demon proceeded to render Jace unconscious afresh. Agramon also appeared to Valentine's prisoner Maia Roberts as her late brother Daniel, almost killing her. She would have died had it not been for Valentine.

Agramon later reappeared to Jace in the form of Valentine. Jace ventured that it was an impersonator , and stabbed him. The Fearless rune he'd worn wore off, and for a moment Jace truly feared that he had killed Valentine. The stab destroyed the demon's corporeal form, however, and it soon dissipated into thin air, sent back to the Void.

## Physical Description

When not appearing as someone's greatest fear, Agramon looks big, dark, and formless—like roiling clouds—with big, glowing white eyes. Its eyes remain even when mimicking a human's form.