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Manny Fletcher

Manny Fletcher is a loud Bostonian man, who serves as a private first class in the Knights of the Northern Isles, under the command of Andrey Ivanov.

## Appearance & Character:

Manny Fletcher is tall, thin, and muscular, with fair skin. His appearance is described to be "vampiric." Fletcher is a loudmouth, and very opinionated, often at odds with other members of the squad of seven. He wears the grey-and-purple uniform of the Knights of the Northern Isles.

## History:

Not much is known about Fletcher's past. Considering he has a Boston accent, it can be assumed that he originates there, and was not born on the Afterlife.

## Recent Events:

### *Universe Eight:*

Manny Fletcher arrives with Ivanov to the Huxley Homestead, and collects Benjamin Reynolds from the Huxleys.

Fletcher, and the other knights, grow tense on the beach when Captain Man Lai Choi initially refuses their boarding of the submarine KN 401. The knights eventually are able to board the sub, after Andrey threatens Choi.

Fletcher participates actively in the mutiny in the galley, and assist Andrey Ivanov in massacring hapless sailors. He seems to either be unrepentant, or enjoying what he is doing. He leaves with Ivanov to go find Lawrence and Ahmed, leaving Prahlad Krishnan alone, guarding the apocolite. When the submarine sinks, he escapes with his comrades.

Fletcher reluctantly gives up his gun, when Ben Reynolds orders him to. They enter the cannonade, and Fletcher fights against the Sunnese attackers. He is dismayed by the ceasefire. He argues with Ben and Peter Reynolds about their allegiance, and insults Ben's lack of knowledge on the world. Eventually, the ferry comes, and he leads the prisoners to the boat.

Fletcher is killed in the mutiny on the beach, in the gunfight against Tiger Diallo and the mutineers.
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Enrique Valdez

Enrique Valdez, referred to as "Valdez" is a soldier of the Knights of the Northern Isles, of the rank of 'Corporal.' He serves under the command of Andrey Ivanov, in the squad of seven tasked with acquiring the Chosen Five apocolites, and bringing them to King's Hill.

## Appearance & Character:

Enrique Valdez is a man of middle-height, of Chilean descent. He has shoulder length black hair, and appears older than he is. He wears the grey-and-purple uniform of the Knights of the Northern Isles. His face is a mess of scars, and one of his eyes is damaged and blind. He is muscular beneath his uniform, as a Knight of the Northern Isles ought to be.

Valdez is a cruel and uncaring sort, taking after his mentor Ivanov. Though, unlike Ivanov, Valdez seeks to find self-worth and approval. He, like the other knights, are soldiers who see taking a life as part of the job, and do not have qualms will hurting or killing others. He seems to have delusions of grandeur, as he sees his knife fight with Devin Mallory that took his eye as a victory. Valdez also gains pleasure in asserting himself over others.

## History:

Not much of Enrique Valdez's past is known. It is unclear whether he arrived from Earth, or was born on the Afterlife.

Valdez was reported to have fought at the Salt Marsh, and fought Devin Mallory in single combat. Devin Mallory was shot three times in the head (and somehow lived), and it is assumed that Valdez fired the bullets. Though, Devin managed to carved large gashes in Valdez's face, permanently blinding him in one eye. It is unknown whether Valdez joined the Knights of the Northern Isles before or after this event, but he was selected by Andrey Ivanov for the task of locating Ben Reynolds.

## Recent Events:

### *Universe Eight:*

Enrique Valdez arrives with Ivanov to the Huxley Homestead, and collects Ben from the Huxleys.

Valdez, and the other knights, grow tense on the beach when Captain Man Lai Choi initially refuses their boarding of the submarine KN 401. The knights eventually are able to board the sub, after Andrey threatens Choi.

Valdez and a submariner argue, and Valdez asserts himself over the sailor, to which the sailor backs down from the argument and reports a message, as Valdez commanded.

During the dinner in the galley, Valdez actively participates when the mutiny erupts. He attempts to shoot captain choi, but is stabbed in the ribs with a steak knife. He makes chase of the submarine captain, against Andrey Ivanov's orders. Captain Choi ambushes Valdez, and crushes some of his ribs with a fire axe, before Valdez stabs Choi to death. Ben Reynolds finds Valdez in the engine room, trying to free the steak knife. Valdez moves the wrong way, and suddenly chokes to death on his own blood. He dies in front of Ben.

## Notes:

* Enrique Valdez, aside from Boris Krupin, is the only one of Andrey's knights to have a storied military career, despite only achieving the rank of corporal.
* Most who know Devin Mallory assume his grisly facial wounds were caused by Andrey Ivanov, but it was Valdez that caused them during their encounter.
Jack Harmann

Jack Harmann is the husband to Patricia Harmann, and the uncle of Collin and Benjamin Jr. His in-laws are the Reynolds family. He is an apocolite, of unknown type and ability.

## Appearance & Character:

Jack has the appearance of a traditional cowboy, with a leather vest and button-down shirt, two guns at his hips. Jack balks his wisp regarding weaponry, as his wisp (or an event where his powers were involved) made him blind in both eyes, resulting in him using his wisp to see for him. Whether he can see himself is not yet known. Jack is a student of the firearm, and is one of the best shootists in the Sun Nation. He has been known to do bounty hunter work, and the nature of that reveals a more callous nature. Jack is willing to break the rules to protect his family, the ones he truly cares for. He has a salt-and-pepper beard, fair skin, and grey hair beneath his brimmed hat.

## History:

Jack Harmann was one of the Reynolds family to originate in North Haven, Connecticut, living nearby to Benjamin, Peter, and Rose. He outlived all three, and eventually reached the Afterlife through unknown means. Through the machinations of Denise Darcy, Jack became an apocolite, and gained an unknown power. At some point during his apocolite career, Jack was blinded in an event that made him detest apocolites and wisp blades. Eventually, he reunited with his family, including his wife, Patricia.

## Recent Events:

### *Universe Eight:*

Jack and the rest of the Reynolds family escort Peter Reynolds to the docks at Southport. Jack was informed on the nature of Peter's mission, but is not allowed to go. He remarks that President Caroline Ford's orders were; "No Reynolds' not no Harmanns," but Peter doesn't allow Jack aboard the *Abraham*. When two dock guards harass the group, Jack is present. Peter heads away after their goodbyes, and it is assumed the family left the docks after this.
Arrival's rags

## Overview:

Arrival's rags are worn by those who traverse through the Moonstar, from Earth to the Afterlife. The rags are often compared to potato sack clothing, and it is unknown how the rags appear, or why they were chosen. Some theories suggest it is due to a one-size-fits-all scenario.

## Trivia

1. Every one of the chosen five at one point wears arrival's rags, but they are never referred to as such in the books as of Book Five.
2. Richard wears his arrival's rags for days, until his stay in South Head Hospital in Book Five, when they are replaced with a hospital gown.
Tyler Huxley

Tyler Huxley is the son of Joe and Deborah Huxley, and the brother of Henry Huxley. He is the former quartermaster's apprentice at Fort Lightchild, a former recruit soldier, and now serves as a Knight of the Northern Isles in the reserve pool.

## Appearance & Character:

Tyler is thin like his brother, is thin and muscled like a soldier ought to be. He wears thick, square glasses on a rosy face that holds a mop of black hair atop his head. He has a smile that can "swoon the women far and wide". He wears uniforms of various styles of the Thane's Isle armed forces; his regulars greys, and then the purple and grey of the Knights of the Northern Isles.

Tyler is a prankster and a scamp, and has crippling attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, which allows him to perform his job of organizing the quartermaster's shack exceedingly well, but he cannot organize his bunk to the slightest degree. He often is late to drills, forcing other squad mates to receive punishment, while he himself is punished by Commander MacManus. Julia Nixon thinks the term "rowdy reg" was coined because of Tyler's antics.

## History:

Tyler was born at Huxley Homestead, but eventually was drafted to the war. He left behind his family. His first deployment after basic training was Fort Lightchild.

## Recent Events:

### *"Universe Eight":*

In Universe Eight, Tyler is first mentioned by Deborah Huxley who mentions he is deployed in the war. His parents seem concerned for his safety, but Henry reminds them that Tyler is deployed at Fort Lightchild, far from the front lines of the Thane's Isle Civil War.

When Julia presses Tiger about his days as a Knight of the Maroon Flame, Tyler shoots her a warning look.

Later, Tyler Huxley meets Ben Reynolds, and is astonished that the apocolite met his family. He asks how they are, but finds Ben response odd. Ben's simple addendum fills Tyler with emotion (due to Bens celebrity status on Thane's Isle), and Tyler nearly drops his gun. When Julian Ingolf goes into a drunken rage at Ben, Tyler defends him.

Tyler is dismayed to learn Commander MacManus died in the artillery attack. He didn't like the man, but Tyler thought MacManus was one of their only sources of hope.

During the battle, Tyler defends the quartermaster's shack with an Earthen M1987 Trench Gun. Tyler is a good shot, and Julia remarks at his skills as a gunman. The soldiers rejoice when the Bluesteel Paragon arrive to save them.

Tyler later participates in the siege of the High Isle.

### *"Prisoners & Pirates":*

Tyler Huxley is promoted to the Knights of the Northern Isles. When the KN Laydon arrives to recruit soldiers for their mission, Tyler signs up, but is promptly rejected by Sister Morena Franco, due to a snide remark she overheard.
Denise Darcy

Denise Darcy is the mother of Benjamin Reynolds Jr., and the ex-husband of Benji Reynolds Sr. Her in-laws are the Reynolds Family. Denise is an apocolite of unknown powers or capabilities, with immense political influence over the Sun Nation and the Apocolite Synod.

## Appearance & Character:

Denise Darcy is a beautiful woman, with a square face and long, blonde hair. She has an apocolite's fitness. Not much is known about her appearance.

Denise is a sober alcoholic, who died of her alcoholism when Benjamin was six years old. Denise was a neglectful parent, but showed care and compassion for her son when her husband lost his cool. Denise is shown to have a vast political mind, as it is hinted that she was partially responsible for the end of the Moon Sea War. Denise operates from behind the scenes, in the shadows, and little is known of her personality.

## History:

Denise Darcy was an alcoholic on Earth, who met Benji Sr. at some point. Together, they had Benjamin Jr. Six years after Benjamin was born, Denise died of complications regarding her alcoholism. At some point, she was inducted into the Order of Gregoros, but later abandoned the king for the Sun Nation. Using her political influence, she made sure all of the Reynolds family (save Peter, for an unknown reason), were made into apocolites that serve the Sunnese Synod.

## Recent Events:

Denise Darcy has not been seen since the tail end of the Moon Sea War. She appears only in memories, or in references.
Wujur Wiki

**Welcome to the Wujur Wiki!**
This is a wiki about the mighty island nation of **Wujur**, placed in the pacific ocean west of **South America**.

## History

### 15,000 B.C

In **15,000 B.C** the first tribes expanded from **Chile**, where modern day **Santiago** resides, over the **Wujur-Chile Ridge** to eastern mainland **Wujur**. Around **200** years later, **St. Logoshi** and **Wujuria** were established.

### 1100 - 1199

In **1181** **Cehanyah "Jha Vosano" Najem** was born in the then capital city of **St. Logoshi.**

## Rulers

### 1205

> **Cehanyah "Jha Vosano" Najem** - Ruled from **1205** to **1246**.
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> **Abdeiye "The Conqueror" Najem** - Ruled from **1246** to **1295**.
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Man Lai Choi

Man Lai Choi is the captain of the Thane's Isle submarine KN 401. He is a veteran and hero of the Moon Sea War, and is now a captain in the Knights of the Moon Sea. Man Lai Choi is charged with the delivery of Benjamin Reynolds to King's Kill, but he is killed in a mutiny aboard his submarine before he can achieve his goal.

## Appearance & Character:

Man Lai Choi hails from Chinese ancestry, but it is unknown if he was born on Earth, or the Afterlife. Man Lai Choi is gallant and tall, middle aged with grey hair, and is proud of his ship and captain's status. Man Lai Choi does not take affronts to his command well, and is described as "red faced" when angered. Choi is adept at hand to hand combat.

## History:

Man Lai Choi's past is not known, only that he had a storied career in the Thane's Isle navy. He fought in the Moon Sea War, on the KN 401, and remains the submarine's only captain. He joined the loyalist faction after The Tumult, and six years later was tasked with located Ben Reynolds of the Chosen Five.

## Recent Events:

### *"Universe Eight":*

Man Lai Choi meets Andrey Ivanov and the Knights of the Northern Isles on a Salt River Cliffs beachhead. He initially intended to take Reynolds from them, but Andrey insists on boarding his vessel. Due to Andrey's war criminal status, Man Lai Choi refuses, but Ivanov threatens him, and the Knights raise their guns. Choi, not wanting to start "a second Thane's Isle Civil War" on the beach, allows Andrey and his knights aboard.

Choi and Ivanov argue constantly over command of the vessel, as Andrey spots Sunnese warships on the horizon, and demands Choi intercept them. Choi refuses, and is removed from the bridge of the KN 401 forcefully. After this, he plans to mutinize the crew against Andrey.

During dinner in the galley, Choi confronts Andrey while he is trapped against the back wall, and demands Andrey recognize himself as a mutineer. This erupts into a brawl and a gunfight. Choi's first mate, Prasad Willigen, is shot to death by Boris Krupin, to which Choi responds by slamming a meat cleaver into Krupin's face, crippling the soldier. Choi rushes from the galley, but is pursued by Enrique Valdez. Choi ambushes Valdez with a fire axe, breaking many of Valdez's ribs and causing a mortal wound, but Valdez stabs Captain Choi to death. Choi, and a dying Valdez are later found by Ben Reynolds. Choi's body is entombed in the KN 401 when the submarine sinks.
B-15

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## B-15

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## Information

### Speed

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## Description

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## Strategy And Tips

* Mostly the same as it's normal counterpart A-15. However it can be more deadly in public servers as it rebounds.

## Trivia

**B-15** is the first entity variant to have an open mouth and not be a multi monster in Rooms: Incorporated.

## Gallery

B-15's design in Rooms: Incorporated's chaos mode (Rooms: Incorporated is not released yet)
Collin Reynolds

Collin Reynolds is the son of Jon Reynolds and Skye Foster-Reynolds, the grandson of Peter and Rose Reynolds, the nephew of Patricia Harmann, Jack Harmann, Benji Reynolds Sr., and Isobel Reynolds, and the elder cousin to Ben Reynolds. He is an apocolite of the Sunnese Apocolite Synod.

## Appearance & Character:

Collin Reynolds stands around six-feet in height, has brown, mousey hair, and stubble around his chin. He often wears nice clothes, but in "Universe Eight," he is wearing a brown hooded robe, to hide his identity. Being some variant of a Child of Wind, Collin has emerald eyes, and his veins glow green beneath his flesh. Collin is a caring and empathetic figure, who is said to give respect to those he deems deserving. He is said to be wise, and raised well by his father.

## History:

Not much is known of Collin's past. It is assumed based on his pleasant demeanor that he lived a good, and full life of Earth.

Collin grew up in Rhode Island, in the city of Providence with his family. He was a Harvard graduate.

Collin eventually passed away of unknown circumstances, and arrived on the Afterlife. There, he was reunited with family members who were already present there. Due to the machinations of Denise Darcy, he was granted apocolite powers, and a wisp blade. The Sunnese Government had him join the Synod of Apocolites as a trainee.

Collin eventually greeted his grandfather, when Peter Reynolds arrived to the afterlife.

## Recent History:

### *Universe Eight:*

Collin and the rest of the Reynolds family escort Peter Reynolds to the docks at Southport. Collin was not informed on the nature of Peter's mission, due to his rank in the Synod, or his perceived young age. He is aware that he cannot accompany Peter on the mission, something the family finds dismaying. He says goodbye to his grandfather with a single word; "gramps," before the two embrace. When two dock guards harass the group, Collin is present. Peter heads away after their goodbyes, and it is assumed the family left the docks after this.

Later in "Universe Eight," Ben thinks about Collin, and remembers how good to him his cousin was.
Jared Sharpe

Jared Sharpe is the eldest son of Jack Sharpe, and the older brother to Jacob Sharpe. His mother disappeared in dubious circumstances. Jacob is one of the leading members in the Bluesteel Paragon Knights.

## Appearance & Character:

Jared is stocky-built, with a flat face and square jaw. He has a bit of a "piggish" appearance, especially when wearing armor.

Jared is quiet, and reserved, and says little. He is known to be a brutal fighter.

## History:

Not much of Jared's past is known. He was born on the Afterlife.

## Recent Events:

### *"Universe Eight":*

Jacob Sharpe accompanies his father to the first business meeting with Thane Zenzele. When asked to present arms, he does so in a menacing display.

Jared is selected as Leon Broks' opposition in the duel for West-North Railroad. Initially, Jared is losing the fight, but gains supernatural strength and speed. He crushes Leon's helmet into his skull, which should have been impossible, considering Leon is an apocolite and Jared is not.

Jared later accompanies his father to the second of the business meetings. He is sent home by order of Thane Zenzele after this.
Martha Zlata

Martha Zlata was the Second-Watch on the *SNCV Abraham*. She is the ex-lover of Amrando Latorre. Martha went missing after July 35, 27 A.O.G., and is assumed deceased.

## Appearance & Character:

Not much is known of Martha's appearance. According to the author, Martha Zlata is a redhead, and "not-petite" in figure. She is of Polish ancestry. Martha Zlata is argumentative, and protective of her lover, Armando, but is easy to anger when she doesn't get her way. Martha is unreasonable, and callous, and Naia Lore questions how Armando could pick Martha over her. Martha seems to get some twisted pleasure from showing public displays of affection around Armando's ex-lover.

## History:

Not much is known about Zlata's past. It is unknown whether she was born on the Afterlife, or on Earth. At some point, Martha joined the navy, and became the second-watch on the SNCV Abraham.

## Recent History:

### *Universe Eight:*

Martha is already aboard the ship when Peter Reynolds arrives to the Southport docks. Martha performs her duties as usual, though is notably distracting first mate Armando Latorre, to Naia's chagrin. She does little when the seaplane appears, as Naia does most of the spotting. She does not see the torpedo that strikes the Abraham.

Martha evacuates the ship with the rest of the non-essential crew, and is presumed to have fought in the cannonade. She is captured with the rest of the Abraham's crew, by commander Andrey Ivanov.

Martha sides with Casper Roald regarding their captain's disloyalty to the Sun Nation, and is angered when Armando chooses his duties over her. She and Armando effectively end their relationship after Laura Skarpelis is executed by the Butcher.

Martha goes with the sailors and the Thane's Isle soldiers to the parlay, and it is unknown what became of her after this. Based on Casper's account of Thane's Islers shooting the remaining prisoners before he was knocked unconscious, one assumption could be that she was executed.
Moonstar

The Moonstar is a sun-like object visible from the ground of the Afterlife, positioned in the western sky of Universe Eight. It is unknown if it shares the properties of a universal star. The Moonstar is a teal-blue color, and glows with enough light to light the world, but subjects can observe the Moonstar, and not be blinded by its glow. It is assumed a Moonstar is present on all nine of the Afterlifian universes. It is unknown if the Moonstar synthesizes elements, or has any nuclear fusion capabilities. The Moonstar may be a source of inter-universal travel, or traversal between the realm of the Afterlife, and Planet Earth. The Moonstar does not set, nor move in the sky, and will glow brightly despite the rest of the world being dark. Due to this, the solar body was named "The Moonstar" as it functions as both as a sun and a moon.
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Richard Fox

Richard Fox is the son of Anton Fox, and an unnamed mother. He has a sister with down syndrome, named Kaitlin. Richard is one of the Chosen Five apocolites. He is also the lead guitarist, and baritone singer in Eight Nites Out.

## Appearance & Character:

As of Prisoners and Pirates, not much is known about Richard's character besides him being considered quiet and meek.

## History:

Richard Fox comes from an extremely troubled home. His dad is both verbally and physically abusive with him, his mother, and his sister. The other Chosen Five are not allowed to go to Richard's house, for semi-unclear reasons.

## Recent Events:

### *Universe Eight:*

Richard is present at the final Eight Nites Out Rehearsal, but says very little. He is the first to notice the train, when the Convergence occurs.

### *The Red Fire:*

Richard is a main POV Character in the currently unreleased Book Four: The Red Fire.

## Notes:

1. Richard is one of two characters, the other being Brian, to maintain their character's first names from the original "Zombies" and "Zombies 2" films. The last names "Fox" and "Sanchez" were a later development.
Prisoners & Pirates

## Overview:

Prisoners and Pirates is the second book in the *Tomes of Sagittarius* series. It is a direct sequel to *Universe Eight*. Prisoners and Pirates features five new point of view characters, and details Jeremiah Woodard's entrance to the Afterlife, and his early adventures. The book was released on June 8th, 2023 officially, but the paperback edition was accidentally released on June 7th.

## Background & History:

Prisoners and Pirates began its conception in 2018, after author Dorsey left a musical group he was performing in at the time. During the editing process, a beta reader recommended to Dorsey that he have there be more central female characters (something Dorsey was happy to do), and the point of view shifted from originally-planned Peter Reynolds, to Abraham first-watch Naia Lore. As Julia Nixon's fate as of the end of Book One had not been decided upon, Dorsey elected to bring Caitlin Baudin in as a point of view as well. The footnotes that were featured prominently in Book One, explaining further details about the world were reduced, so as to not break immersion with the reader.

The addition of the airships High Tide and KN Laydon to Book 2, as well as the addition of the "airforts" prompted Dorsey to include the arrival of the KN Laydon at the Battle of Fort Lightchild in a last-minute edit of the first novel.
Villains

**Villains** or **Antagonists** are individuals who possesses extraordinary talents, supernatural phenomena, or superhuman powers and uses them in pursuit of a personal or professional objective that is usually at the detriment of the public, the greater good, and/or any other moral standard. As their actions usually cause community disturbance, Villains are actively opposed by Heroes who seek to curb the destruction the actions of villains' cause.

A villain's motivation to break moral law varies; some break it as part of a personal pursuit of obtaining a goal (whether it be the ambition for power or the pursuit of revenge), others break it as a consequence of a professional occupation or task, others still will break it simply for kicks and for the thrill of "crossing the line" (due to a lack of empathy for anything beyond themselves) and there are others who are diagnosed as "Criminally Insane"; to whom laws like morality do not register due to mental instabilities.

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## Groups

Whether they operate independently or in a partnership, villains will sometimes need to team together with other villains to combat threats or problems that they would be unable to deal with solo.

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## See also

* Supportives
* Heroes
* Allies
* Anti-Heroes
Tomes of Sagittarius Books Wiki

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## Important articles

Books and Other Literature:

* Tomes of Sagittarius (Series) (History, writing process, and what this series is about)

* Universe Eight (Book) (Book 1 of the "Tomes" series)

* Prisoners & Pirates (Book 2 of the "Tomes" series)

## Characters:

### Books and Other Literature:

* Tomes of Sagittarius (Series) (History, writing process, and what this series is about)

* Universe Eight (Book) (Book 1 of the "Tomes" series)

* Prisoners & Pirates (Book 2 of the "Tomes" series)

### Characters (Chosen Five):

* Benjamin Reynolds
* Jeremiah Woodard
* Sal Toole
* Richard Fox
* Brian Sanchez

### POV Characters (Book One):

* Benjamin Reynolds

* Peter Reynolds

* Julia Nixon

* Leon Broks

* Andrey Ivanov

### Characters (Thane's Isle & Thane's Isle Military):

* Joe Huxley
* Tyler Huxley
* Tiger Diallo
* Julian Ingolf
* Cmdr. Sebastian MacManus
* Jack Sharpe
* Jacob Sharpe
* Jared Sharpe
* Stephan Florrey
* Alphonse Artemon

### Characters (Apocolites & Thanes)

* Zenzele Azikiwe
* Desiree Forcier (TBD)
* Sophia Miller

### Characters (Knights of the Northern Isles):

* Enrique Valdez
* Boris Krupin
* Uzair Ahmed
* Prahlad Krishnan
* Manny Fletcher
* Theodore Lawrence

### Characters (Universe Nine):

* Gregoros
* The Conductor

### Characters (Sun Nation):

* Armando Latorre
* Naia Lore
* Casper Roald
* Laura Skarpelis
* Manuel Jaco
* Caroline Ford (TBD)

## Concepts, Groups, Organizations, and Events:

### Locations (Universe Eight):

* Universe Eight (Location)

* Thane's Isle
* Fort Lightchild (TBD)
* King's Hill
* Great Bridge

### Locations (Earth):

* Devil's Crossing

* North Haven, Connecticut

### Important Concepts:

* Chosen Five
* Earth-Item Scavenging
* The Moonstar

### Political Factions:

* Thane's Isle Loyalist Government (TBD)
* Second Afterlifian People's Republik (TBD)
* Sunnese Political Factions (TBD)
* Gregaronian Clergy (Universe Eight) (TBD)

### Groups & Organizations:

* Eight Nites Out
* Apocolites

### Events:

* The Rift
* The Convergence
* The Battle of Fort Lightchild

### Ships:

* SNCV Abraham
* KN 401 (submarine)
* SNCV Ugetsu (TBD)
* KN Laydon (TBD)

### Companies & Businesses:

* West-North Railroad (TBD)
* Eastern Gate Railroad (TBD)
* RHLRHRCHDS (TBD)
SNCV Georg Thiel

The SNCV Georg Thiel was a destroyer in the Sunnese Navy, of an unidentified class. It is assumed to be of Earthen design, but this is not confirmed, and it may have been built by the Sunnese. It served a long career during the Moon Sea War, before it was put into mothball and had many of its critical weapons systems and anti-submarine warfare systems removed. It was sunk on July 34, 27 A.O.G., at the tail end of the Battle of Fort Lightchild.

## History:

One of Naia Lore's first assignments was on the Georg Thiel. It was the ship she served on when she observed the aftermath of the Battle of the Northern Isles.

## Recent Events:

### *"Universe Eight":*

The Georg Thiel is one of two destroyers in the eight-ship battlefleet sent to invade the High Isle. Her captain is Engelle Johannes. The Georg Thiel is the last surviving (or functioning) warship after the Abraham is beached and sunk, and the SNCV Ugetsu is crippled in the stern. The Georg Thiel lobs shells into the fort for days, before finally being sunk by aircraft sent from the *KN Laydon*. It sinks on its port side, in deep water. It is unknown how many survivors there were.
Locations

**Locations** are a content construct shown throughout all things. They are various places set in different world consisting of several countries. Every location span over many climatic zones, from deserts and exotic islands to tundra, and has different landscapes - mountain ranges seemingly being very common.

"*.*"

—About Locations.

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Heroes

**Heroes** (英雄, *Eiyū*) or **Protagonists** is/are individuals who possesses extraordinary talents, supernatural phenomena, or superhuman powers and uses them in dedication to protecting or otherwise serving for the greater good; using their skills to counter community issues, such as day-to-day crime and combat threats enacted by Villains.

Some heroes are motivated into their careers by a sense of responsibility or duty, while others are thrust into the role due to a formal calling. Others may also hold a personal vendetta that leads them into the heroic role or some may simply hold a strong belief in justice and humanitarian service and possess abilities to affect great change.

Regardless of their motivation, the heroic life is not for everyone; a willingness to risk one's own safety in the service of good is usually expected to be done so without expectation of reward and as such some heroes have to make great sacrifices in their personal or professional lives in order continue their heroic careers.

"*.*"

—About Heroes.

## Groups

Whether they operate independently or in a partnership, heroes will sometimes need to team together with other heroes to combat threats or problems that they would be unable to deal with solo.

The following is a list of signature heroic groups:

## See also

* Supportives
* Allies
* Anti-Heroes
* Villains
Deborah Huxley

Deborah Huxley is the wife of Joe Huxley, and the mother of Henry, and Tyler Huxley. She is a farmer, and a cook.

## Appearance & Character:

Deborah Huxley is a portly woman with blonde hair. She has a rosey face, and a kind smile. She is shown to be generous and hospitable, but easily annoyed by her husband. She doesn't like talking about war, or politics at the dinner table.

## Recent Events:

### *Universe Eight:*

Deborah feeds Ben, and cooks the super goose, bringing it to the table on a silver platter. She is generous to Ben, who is scared and alone, and she empathizes with his situation. She gets annoyed with Joe for bringing up the deployment of their elder son Tyler, and warns him for using language at the dinner table. When Andrey Ivanov arrives, Joe has her go to the root cellar to find the family cat.

Deborah is assumed to still be at Huxley Homestead when Ben returns with his entourage.

## Notes:

* Deborah appears in Chapter 4 of Book One, Universe Eight.
* Deborah is loosely based on a friend of the author's mother, who's generosity with food and hospitality left an effect on Dorsey.
Royal Castle "Jowusogoht"

## Appearance

Jowusogoht was a stone castle with the height of around 12 meters.

## History

### Origins

Jowusogoht was built in 1158 as ordered by king Hakolou Najem. The impressive castle was originally just meant as a vacation spot for the lavish king, but over time turned into the Nejam dynasty's living quarters.

### Decomissioning

The impressive fort was decomissioned in 1983 by the WSP (Wujurian Socialist Party) to remove pro monarchist centiment that was rising in the early 1980's. At first the WSP attempted to tear down the castle but with mass protests by the people, they decided to decomission it instead.
Neutrals

**Neutrals** or **Deuteragonists** are practically just characters whose characters are in no specific role as to whether they are allies or enemies. Those who are both allies and, at one point, enemies, are contrary to traditional heroes, although they may still have heroic qualities.

The alternate word for this faction are called **Anti-Heroes** (Male) or **Anti-Heroines** (Female).

"*.*"

—About Neutrals.

## Groups

Whether they operate independently or in a partnership, neutral anti-heroes will sometimes need to team together with other heroes to combat threats or problems that they would be unable to deal with solo.

The following is a list of signature neutral groups:

## See also

* Supportives
* Heroes
* Allies
* Villains
Point of View Characters

The chapters in *The Tomes of Sagittarius* are presented through different POV characters. Point of view is the way a story is written, determining through whose perspective the story is told. Chris Dorsey adheres to third-person narration. In each chapter the reader is presented with the thoughts of one particular character, but not the thoughts of other characters appearing within the chapter. The differing, sometimes conflicting, points of view within *The Tomes of Sagittarius* present a multi-faceted view of the story.

## POV Characters by Book

### *Universe Eight*

Ben Reynolds - Chosen Apocolite of unknown ability, Bassist and bass vocalist in Eight Nites Out

Peter Reynolds - Ben's grandfather and Captain of the SNCV Abraham

Julia Nixon - A recruit soldier stationed at Fort Lightchild

Andrey Ivanov - A Knight of the Northern Isles, known as "The Butcher of Hero's Folly".

Leon Broks - An apocolite Child of Ice, who serves thane Zenzele Azikiwe as a Thane's Guard.

The Conductor (Epilogue Only) - Thane of Universe Nine, Child of Time, responsible for the event known as "The Convergence."

### *Prisoners and Pirates*

Piggles (Prologue only) - Sentient pig of unknown godly ability.

Jeremiah Woodard - Chosen Apocolite, Child of Telekinesis, drummer in Eight Nites Out

Casper Roald - Sunnese Fugitive, former radio operator on the SNCV Abraham, in forced servitude of Andrey Ivanov

Naia Lore - Sunnese Fugitive, former first watch on the SNCV Abraham, travelling with Peter Reynolds

Caitlin Baudin - Captain of Thane's Guard Honor Two

Cyrus Frious - Captain of the High Tide, Child of Telekinesis, former apocolite son of Thane Wilric Carter of Universe Seven

Conductor (Epilogue Only) - Thane of Universe Nine, Child of Time, responsible for the event known as "The Convergence."
Males

**Males** (雄, *Jōyō*), are the biological term used throughout the many worlds, and beyond. They are a gender identity within the binary genders. **Men** (男, *Otoko*) is a term used for adults, and corresponds to the terms boy (for children), male (adjective) and masculinity.

"*.*"

—About Males.

## Overview

### Anatomy and Design

Children are born with penises and testes are often raised with the expectation that they will identify as men, although intersex children may also be assigned to this identity while possessing some but not all of the above characteristics, Men may be cisgender (assigned male at birth and identifying as male) or transgender (assigned female at birth, yet identifying as male).

Identifying as a man is often associated with male sex characteristics such as a penis, testes, narrow hips, a prominent Adam's apple and a low-pitched voice, as well as a masculine gender expression and gender role, but these are not neccessary, and it is still possible to identify as a man without them.

## External links

* Males *Wikipedia* — Wikipedia article on assassins.
* Males *MOGAI Encyclopedia*
* Males *Gender Wiki*
Abdeiye " (The Conqueror)" Nejam

**Abdeiye Najem " (The Conqueror)"** was the son of **Cehanyah "Jha Vosano" Najem** and heir to the **Great Wujurian Empire** and took the throne in **1246**.

## Appearance

**Abdeiye** had a medium build, with his height being estimated at around 5'4-5'7. He had a long goatee and short wavy hair. **Abdeiye** loved wearing earrings and his favorite ones were his gold plated ones. His style was considered "lavish".

## History

### Early Life

**Abdeiye Najem** was born in 1224. his father was **Cehanyah Najem The Great** and his mother was **Grevsha Najem**. **Abdeiye** spent most of his upbringing inside the castle walls of **"Jowusogoht"** studying his father's war books. If he was not found inside the castle walls, then he would usually be found in the docks of **St. Logoshi** fishing.

### Main conquest

**Abdeiye** would be crowned emperor outside of **The Royal Castle "Jowusogoht" 1246. Abdeiye** would expand the colony of **Nellie** **St. Logoshi** and in doing so would find major gold reserves and tribes to conquer. **Abdeiye** would marry **Klida Najem**, and **Klida** would give birth to **Cheka Najem.**

### Death and Succession

**Abdeiye** would die in **1295** of natural causes, upon his death the empire would be inherited by his son **Cheka Najem**
Females

**Females** (雌, *Jōyō*), are the biological term used throughout the many worlds, and beyond. They are a gender identity within the binary genders. **Women** (女, *Onna*) is a term used for adults, and corresponds to the terms girl (for children and adolescents), female (adjective) and femininity.

"*.*"

—About Females.

## Overview

### Anatomy and Design

Children born with vulvas are often raised with the expectation that they will identify as women, although intersex children may also be assigned to this identity while not possessing all of the above characteristics. Women may be cisgender (assigned female at birth and identifying as female) or transgender (assigned male at birth, yet identifying as female).

Identifying as a woman is often associated with female sex characteristics such as a vagina, a uterus, wide hips, breasts and a high-pitched voice, as well as a feminine gender expression and gender role, but these are not neccessary, and it is still possible to identify as a woman without them.

## External links

* Females *Wikipedia* — Wikipedia article on assassins.
* Females *MOGAI Encyclopedia*
* Females *Gender Wiki*
Cehayah Najem The Great

**Cehanyah Najem "Jha Vosano (The Great)"** was the first king and emperor of **Wujur** and established **The Great Wujurian Empire** in **1238**.

## Apperance

**Cehanyah was** around 5'3-5'6 in height, with a slender build and long black hair.

## History

**Cehanyah Najem** was born in **1181** and grew up in **St. Logoshi** (**Wujurian** capital at the time) and expressed great intrest in politics. He was crowned king in **1205** outside of **Jowusogoht**. **Cehayah** was a reformist and an expansionist, and he would marry **Grevsha Najem**, and she would give birth to **Abdeiye Nejam**. In **1238,** **Cehayah** established the **Great Wujurian Empire**, expanding into **South America**, on the coast of modern day **Chile**, and set up a colony in modern day **Santiago** know as **"Nellie Logoshi"** meaning **"New Logoshi"**. His wine would be poisoned by an assassin in his hometown of **St. Logoshi**. It is unknown who hired the assassin.

### Death and Succession

Following the assassination of **Cehanyah Najem,** **Abdeiye Nejam** was crowned as king and inherited **Cehanyah's Empire**.
Jon Reynolds

Jon Reynolds is the son of Peter and Rose Reynolds, the father of Collin Reynolds, the husband of Skye Foster-Reynolds, the uncle of Ben Reynolds Jr., and brother to Patricia Harmann, Isobel Reynolds, and Benji Reynolds Sr. His brother-in-law is Jack Harmann. His father in-law is John Foster. Jon is a Child of Telekenesis, and he is an apocolite of the Sunnese Apocolite Synod.

## Appearance & Character:

Jon is a middle-aged man, who stands around six feet tall. Most of his hair has gone grey, though it used to be black. He has a youthful demeanor about him, and likes to joke. Jon is a good father to his son, Collin, and is assumed to be a family-man. Jon has an off-white smile, from drinking herbal tea in vast amounts. Jon is a charismatic figure, funny, with lots to say about various situations and topics. His eyes are navy blue, as are his veins, due to the apocolite powers in his blood.

## History:

Not much is known of Jon's past. It is assumed by his son attending Harvard that he was wealthy in his Earthen life. He passed due to unknown circumstances. When he arrived on the Afterlife, he was given apocolite powers due to the machinations of Denise Darcy, and was put on the Synod by the Sun Nation government. Jon trained with the sword, and accepted his duties, while also passionately developing Sun Nation businesses in the capital city of Sunwatcher. Eventually, he reunited with his father, Peter.

## Recent Events:

Jon and the rest of the Reynolds family escort Peter Reynolds to the docks at Southport. Jon was informed on the nature of Peter's mission, but is not allowed to go with his father, to his chagrin. He joyfully sends Peter off nonetheless, presumably as he figures his father will be successful in his mission. He quiets his brother, Benji, when Benji runs his mouth. When two dock guards harass the group, Jon is present. Peter heads away after their goodbyes, and it is assumed the family left the docks after this.
Erebus Kingdom

## Overview

Erebus Kingdom is located in the North-Western region of the world.

## History

Erebus Kingdom was founded by AppleCarrot3D, Suitjoy, Baked\_Bread, and i ♥ chicken (Pikaondietcoke). AppleCarrot3D was made the first official president of Erebus Kingdom. However things took a turn for the worse when AppleCarrot3D decided to threaten a smaller nation. He did not know that smaller nation had an ally who was a warmonger. Meanwhile AppleCarrot3D found out that Suitjoy and i ♥ chicken were plotting a civil war against him since he was against a democracy. AppleCarrot3D exiled them and they soon formed their own nation of Lyland. Now tensions between Lyland and Erebus Kingdom are forming.
Federal Republic of Arcadia

## Overview

The Federal Republic of Arcadia is a Constitutional Republic established in eastern Stratos. The nation known as Arcadia was originally formed by a small group of Cascadians that were banished by the gods from a distant land for becoming too powerful. They worked hard on the new land, and established a new democracy in Stratos, a beacon of liberty to shine over the dark wilderness.
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Heavensridge Graveyard

Der Heavensridge Graveyard, ist eine Ruhestätte am Rande von Heavensridge.

Wobei der genaue Ort nicht bekannt ist, wird die Umgebung des Friedhofes als verwildert und voller Bäume beschrieben, was vermuten lässt, dass er sich am Rande der Stadt, oder im Mooreland-Gebiet befindet. Aufgrund der Bestimmungen, ist das Augustine-Naturschutzgebiet ausgeschlossen.

Auf dem Friedhof ruhen die verstorbenen von Heavensridge, darunter auch Ricky Hill, wessen Leichnam dort beigesetzt und bestattet wurde. Die anderen Verstorbenen, wie z.B. Penbrooke Hill, oder Alvarez Price, liegen vermutlich ebenfalls auf dem Friedhof.

2019 besuchte Victoria den Friedhof, um Ricky ihren letzten Respekt zu erweisen.

Nach dem Tod von Natasha und dem vermeintlichen Ableben ihres anderen Sohnes Cleve, wurden die restlichen Gräber der Familie Hill in einer Krypta verewigt, die an die Familie erinnern sollte, welche im Jahr 2019 ihren Tod fand.