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The Quenching Press

**Ignis Blister**: I could do. The building where I used to keep my warehouse, in fact. The Quenching Press, I think it's called now.

— *Bluecrowne*, pg. 26 |  | ”

**The** ****Q******uenching Press** is a tavern in the Quayside Harbors. It was once the warehouse of Ignis Blister. It is now a public house and a bar.

## History

### *Bluecrowne*

Trigemine wanted to find a place to sleep, and Blister suggested that they go to the Quenching Press, where he'd previously kept his warehouse. Trigemine thought that was good, and a nice coincidence as well, as he'd calculated that this was the best place to start looking for the Ironmonger. They found the tavern, where many people of different races and professions. Trigemine met the Ironmonger while Blister got them their room numbers. Blister later got them breakfast and conversed with the tavern keeper. The following afternoon, Trigemine met the Ironmonger, then talked to Jianming Cerrajero, before going back to his room.

## Physical characteristics

The Quenching Press has four stories and is made of stone. It stands out among the other buildings in the Quayside Harbors, as it is red and not gray. "Blister and Burns" is carved into the lintel, along with a 1700s date. There are multiple lifts.
Watermill (disambiguation)

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****W******atermill** may refer to:

* **Watermill Elementary**, a school in the Printer's Quarter that Peony Hyde attended and Brian Otterwill taught at
* **Watermill Street**, a street with Watermill Elementary on it and Mergenthaler Street Station nearby.
Worden

****W******orden**, along with ferly, is a type of weyward light. It is a halo that indicates having a destiny or a fate, and can be viewed using special tools.

## History

### *Bluecrowne*

Trigemine used his loupe to see a halo around Xiaoming.

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

In a story told by Antony Masseter, a boy called Foulk is given a loupe by Morvengarde, which allows him to see weyward lumination. Worden, Morvengarde said, was the halo he could see, which meant that the person or object had a fate. Morvengarde had such a halo. Ferly, the other type of weyward light, Foulk found harder to discern, but worden was obvious whether it was there or not, and what it belonged to. However, overtime Foulk learned that there were different kinds of worden; you could have a destiny linked to someone or something else. Worden could also, in some cases, be modified by ferly. Foulk ended up being employed by Deacon and Morvengarde, and went searching for worden and ferly. Masseter later said that Maisie had a worden.
Sopwith

**Mr.** ****S******opwith** is the gardener at Marymead. He is very protective of the garden.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

Marzana mentioned how upset Mr. Sopwith was when Mr. Pratt left the gym doors open to protect their glass, feeling that the doors should be left shut to protect the Orangery from balls. Emilia showed Marzana and Nialla a trapdoor in Mr. Sopwith's shed of tools. They had to hurry, Emilia said, because Mr. Sopwith would lock the side gates to keep people from picking the flowers. Emilia later made sure Mr. Sopwith was out of the way for the Thief Knot to come to Marymead.
Weyward lumination

Ferly around Jacinda.

****W******eyward lumination** is 'weird light'; worden and ferly, a light that indicates someone to be touched by the miraculous.

## History

### *Bluecrowne*

Trigemine used his loupe to see a halo around Xiaoming, then declared she wasn't human.

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

In a story told by Antony Masseter, Morvengarde introduced Foulk to weyward lumination, which meant, he said, "weird light", and described worden and ferly, which discerned special objects and people. He told Foulk how there were two kinds, a halo called worden, which indicated that one had a destiny, and a mist called ferly, which showed strangeness. He gave Foulk a loupe that let him see worden and ferly, and instructed him to contact Deacon and Morvengarde if he found any. Foulk later saw ferly around Jacinda, and was employed by Deacon and Morvengarde to find relics and reliquaries. Masseter commented on how all the Blue Vein Tavern's inhabitants had weyward light.
Wildthorn's Crackerjack Gauntlets

## General information

### Title

Wildthorn's Crackerjack Gauntlets, for Pickers of Locks and Creepers Through Windows Needing Nimble and Foxy Fingers

## Book information

### Appears

*Greenglass House*
*Ghosts of Greenglass House*

****W******ildthorn's Crackerjack Gauntlets, For Pickers of Locks and Creepers Through Windows Needing Nimble and Foxy Fingers**, are a pair of brown leather gloves that Addie Whitcher found in the Emporium and gave to Milo Pine.

## History

### *Greenglass House*

While in the Emporium, Meddy took a pair of brown leather gloves, which she'd presumably found somewhere in the Emporium, out of her pants pocket. She insisted to Milo that it was fun to make up names for the objects, and presented him with "Wildthorn's Crackerjack Gauntlets, for Pickers of Locks and Creepers Through Windows Needing Nimble and Foxy Fingers". She added that they would be useful when it was cold, and Milo took the gloves and put them on. He noted that they fit perfectly, and that they warmed his fingers.

When Milo and Meddy were trapped in a room, Milo put on the gloves before trying to pick the lock on the door. When trying to descend the fire escape in order to sneak back into the living room to confront Mr. Vinge, Milo put the gloves on again. He noted that, even through the gloves, the metal was extremely cold.

### *Ghosts of Greenglass House*

When Meddy arrived again, Milo put the gloves, which had been in his drawer, into his rucksack again. While outside chasing Mrs. Kirkegrim, Milo put the gloves onto his freezing hands.
Troublewit

****T******roublewit** is a gargoyle above Pantin's bedroom window. He is made of old iron, and is often able to speak to Pantin. Pantin befriends him and names him after a changeable toy, and the two have many adventures together.

## Biography

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

When Pantin saw that the peddler Trigemine was trying to dig in his yard, he turned to his old friend, the shapeshifting iron gargoyle outside his bedroom window. Troublewit managed to make himself a sort of voicebox, and tell Pantin what was going on: he was digging up the grave of a roamer-hero. The two plotted to stop him, Troublewit getting some of the old iron to move away the box he sought, then using iron to put together the hero's bones. The bones of the hero stood, and confronted the peddler as Troublewit and Pantin watched. After the peddler had been scared off, Pantin and Troublewit met the hero, Troublewit speaking for the old iron. The two sent him on his way.

## Trivia

* In Nagspeake, there is a popular book titled "The Tales of Troublewit and Pantin", but the author is unknown. Some of City University's scholars believe that Phineas Amalgam is the author, since in *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book* he told a Pantin story (in fact, the only Pantin tale without Troublewit), but others strongly disagree.
Watermill Elementary

****W******atermill Elementary** is a school in the Printer's Quarter that Brian Otterwill teaches at and Peony Hyde attends. Its symbol is shaped like an upside-down shield, with a spoked circle on a blue background; a water wheel that powers a mill.

## History

### *The Thief Knot*

Emmett Syebuck said that Watermill Elementary, which Peony Hyde attended, was about a mile from her house along twisty streets. Peony had been kidnapped on her way home from a camp at her school. he noted that Watermill had done a child-fingerprinting event for safety. Marzana and Nialla had a substitute teacher, Mr. Otterwill, with a bag that bore an image of a water wheel for a mill, presumably the logo of Watermill Elementary. He taught at a school in the Printer's Quarter, an elementary school, and had been working at the camp when it was cancelled. Marzana and Nialla presumed that he knew about the kidnapping. When looking in Mr. Otterwill's file, they saw that the principal at Watermill had been called for references. Marzana later explained what they had found out to the members of the Thief Knot and her mother.
Winston Hyde

****W******inston Hyde** is the father of Peony Hyde. He was running for mayor of Nagspeake and likely to win when he dropped out of the race due to the kidnapping of Peony Hyde. He refused to take campaign money from Deacon and Morvengarde, which led him to be poorer than the other candidates.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

Emmett told the Hakelbarends about the kidnapping of Peony Hyde. He mentioned that she was the daughter of Winston Hyde, a mayoral candidate who was likely to win. Mr. Hyde was broke, he said, because he opposed Deacon and Morvengarde, and thus did not get any campaign money from them. This was obvious, so it did not make sense for so much ransom to be demanded, as Hyde could not pay it. There were theories about the kidnapping being done by a political opponent trying to get him to corrupt or quit his campaign. It is noted that he lives in the Molendinium neighborhood in the Printer's Quarter.

After Peony was found and returned, he appeared on TV and informed the reporters that he was withdrawing from the mayor race and going on vacation to spend time with his family. Marzana later realized that they had not been relieved but scared, as the girl with them had not been the real Peony, and they knew it but had to pretend in order to get Peony back. The kidnapping had been to get the Hydes out of their house, because they lived above the old hub of the Belowground Transit System. The real Peony was later found.
The scavenger

**The** ****s******cavenger** was a young girl who challenged the Devil and won.

## Biography

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Negret Colophon told a story about a girl who beat the Devil. Beating the Devil, he said, was very rare. This girl was one of the scavengers, who collected things to sell and were said to be descended from the legendary Yankee Peddlers. The Devil saw a scavenger in the distance and, curious about the rumors of what the scavengers could do with what they collected, approached the girl. The Devil checked out her wagon and its contents while she watched him, seeming wary. The girl then began to offer the Devil certain things, such as iron from a saint's blood which she'd extracted herself. The Devil found a set of bones for a game which interested him, and the scavenger suggested a price of his tooth. The Devil countered that they should play for it, and the scavenger agreed, the terms being that if he won he got the bones and her soul, and if she won she got two teeth and gave him the bones. The girl named the game, giving the Devil one minute to guess what she planned to use the tooth for.

The Devil tried to guess, suggesting all sorts of morbid uses based on what he'd seen of her products, but ran out of time before succeeding. He'd lost, and they both knew it. The scavenger presented him with the bones, then painfully removed two of his teeth. She then revealed that she wanted the tooth to replace her missing one, and said that since she'd asked for two she'd definitely consider some of his ideas. The Devil got out of there quick, according to Negret.

## Physical appearance

The scavenger girl has silver eyes that seem to look right into one. She is very small, because she is a child, and speaks with a lisp because she is missing a tooth.

## Trivia

* Nagspeake's scavengers have a coalition: the Right-Worshipful Company of Escauwagieres.
Thief Knot (disambiguation)

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****T******hief Knot** may refer to:

* The **Thief Knot**, a group of kids led by Marzana Hakelbarend to investigate the kidnapping of Peony Hyde.
* ***The Thief Knot***, a book about the adventures of Marzana and the Thief Knot, the sequel to *Ghosts of Greenglass House*.
Toby Giddis

****T******oby Giddis** is the six-year-old brother of Nialla Giddis. He is quite mischievous.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

Marzana decided to go to the game at Surroyal Books to ask Emilia to join their crew. Nialla wanted to come as well, but had to watch Toby, insisting that she could not bring her six-year-old brother. Marzana later called after talking to Emilia, and heard Toby doing something in the background: either his electric keyboard or him playing "The Wheels on the Bus" with a colander and a whisk. Nialla yelled at him and he stopped. Nialla later yelled again for him to get off of the countertop. Toby then began watching cartoons and playing with Legos. Nialla somehow made cookies "in between Toby incidents".
Worshipful Company of Firesmiths and Candescents

The ****W******orshipful Company of Firesmiths and Candescents** is the company that Ignis Blister is Grandmaster of. It is fourth in precedence among the Chapmen's Guilds.

## History

### *Bluecrowne*

Ignis Blister introduced himself to Trigemine as the Grandmaster of the Worshipful Company of Firesmiths and Candescents, which, he said, was fourth in precedence among the Chapmen's Guilds. He introduced himself in the same way to Xiaoming, who didn't care, and to Seleucia Deacon, who was unimpressed.
The Oracular Records Department

****T******he Oracular Records Department** is both a book series and a movie, which is very popular among Liberty schoolchildren such as Naz, Lucy, and Loxi. The only known book is *The Oracular Records Department: Codifer Z.*

## History

### *The Thief Knot*

Marzana saw a copy of *The Oracular Records Department: Codifer Z* in Surroyal Books, and noted how popular it was. She recalled Naz, Lucy, and Loxi discussing whether the new Oracular Records Department movie will be more grown-up than the books. Loxi declared that she would see it even if it was for younger kids, and was apparently in love with one of the actors.
The Skidwrack: A Visual History

*****T********he Skidwrack: A Visual History*** was a book about the Skidwrack River and its environs that De Cary Vinge brought to Greenglass House to read, but then abandoned when he fled. Milo later used it to help him figure out about the derrotero.

## History

### *Greenglass House*

While at Greenglass House, Mr. Vinge read a book. When asked what it was, he answered that it was a history of the Skidwrack River and its environs. Milo and Meddy later asked to see the book, and compared it to the nautical chart, but found no matches. Mr. Vinge then sat down again and continued to read the book.

### *Ghosts of Greenglass House*

Meddy gave Milo the book, saying she'd seen it and thought it might be useful. Milo realized what it was, and recalled Mr. Vinge having abandoned it. Milo opened it and looked at the maps inside, each with a disclaimer saying it was not to be used for navigation. He later thought about looking at it more, but needed to go to bed.

Milo later, thinking about the derrotero, took out the book. He looked at the frontispiece illustration and pointed out how the Skidwrack had evelen inlets with a channel down the middle with edges that change. Milo then realized that the keys were the derrotero.
Windrose

The Windrose and the Portolan.

**Marzana Hakelbarend**: The Windrose and the Portolan. Kites. Very special kites. Kites with a story.

— *The Thief Knot*, pg. 447 |  | ”

The ****W******indrose**, along with the Portolan, is one of the kite maps that Violet Cross created to smuggle maps made by Nagspeakers when Deacon and Morvengarde declared any maps but theirs contraband.

## History

### *Ghosts of Greenglass House*

Milo Pine told a story about how Violet Cross secretly distributed maps, through a kite kit called the Orienteer. Marzana insisted that Milo was wrong, telling him that the Orienteer was a paper airplane set, and there were instead two kite maps called the Windrose and the Portolan.

### *The Thief Knot*

Meddy mentioned the time when Milo had told a story about the kites and Marzana had been angry because he'd gotten some things wrong. Marzana recalled that this was one of the only stories that her mother had told her about. Later, Marzana, Emilia, J.J., and Meddy followed Tumbler Fletchwood's treasure hunt for his sons Moth and Kit, and discovered two packages in faded, maplike paper wrapping, and recognized them as the Windrose and the Portolan. Her parents arrived and marveled at the kites, and Marzana said that they were kites with a story. Mrs. Hakelbarend declared that they could take the kites, because Tumbler had meant for them to be flown. Mrs. Hakelbarend agreed for Marzana to tell Nialla and Ciro the story of the kites.
Quester's Crossroads

****Q******uester's Crossroads** is a choose-your-own-adventure series that both Nialla Giddis and Marzana Hakelbarend are fans of.

## History

### *The Thief Knot*

Marzana and Nialla went to Surroyal Books to pick up the new edition of Quester's Crossroads. Marzana discussed Quester's Crossroads which, she noted was a Choose-Your-Own-Adventure series. *The Carry-Witchet* had made readers sacrifice an entire chapter to follow one plot thread by cutting up one chapter in a specific way, placing it over another chapter, and reading the words it revealed. Nialla, along with some other fans, had discovered that you could put the cut-out words backwards and get a short story about a key. Fans were not sure what to do, since there were no directions regarding options for how to proceed. Some fans would read them "unlocked": with the scrap-world key, where there were more items that you could take into the next book, or "locked": without the scrap-world key and the information it brought with it, because using it unlocked required a sacrifice. Someone had put the cut pages over a chapter in another book, which sent you to the Chapter Eleven that no one could find.

Marzana and Nialla bought the next book in the series, which had just come out, and Nialla began to disassemble part of the book soon after beginning to read. They then went home, and Marzana began to read the book that evening. *Quester's Crossroads* made Nialla wonder whether there was a secret message hidden in the ransom note that Peony Hyde, the kidnapped girl, had been made to make. Ciro thought that she was just thinking of *Quester's Crossroads* and that this idea was far-fetched, but Nialla turned out to be right.

## Trivia

* The known editions are *Quester's Crossroads: The Carry Witchet* and *Quester's Crossroads: The Stop-Hole Abbey.*
Tulip

****T******ulip** is a girl who lives in Pantin's house. Her twin sister is called Poppy.

## Biography

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Madame Grisaille told a story about Pantin. She described his red brick house, which he shared with two other families. One of those was a mother and her twin daughters, who were called Poppy and Tulip. When a peddler came, the mother asked what he was buying, since her job did not pay well and she could do with more money.
Tom Yarrow

****T******om Yarrow** was the former owner of the *Driven Star*. He worked in the Quayside Harbors.

## Biography

### *Bluecrowne*

Lucy and Liao went to the Quayside Harbors, hoping to find a small boat for Lucy's use. They met Jianming Cerrajero, who recommended that they see Tom Yarrow. Lucy spoke to him and convinced him that she did, indeed, want a boat, and he showed her a banged-up cutter stowed under the pier. Lucy felt sorry for it and liked it, but she thanked Mr. Yarrow and left, wanting to see other boats first.

Lucy and Liao later returned, Lucy having brought Kendrick to show him that this was the boat she'd chosen. Yarrow allowed them to take it for a cruise, having two sailors work on it with him to spruce it up. Eventually it was ready, and Lucy, Kendrick, and Liao got in. They took it to Lucy's father's ship, the *Left-Handed Fate*, and the crew inspected it and argued over its condition with Yarrow. Lucy told her father that this was the boat she wanted, and he agreed. The cutter was bought, and Lucy promised to take good care of it, and named it the *Driven Star*.
Ward (disambiguation)

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****W******ard**, **Ward's**, or **Warder** may refer to:

* The **Ocher Pages of Invisible Wards**, a few slips of yellow paper that Milo Pine found in the Emporium.
* The **Warder**, the man at the gate of the Liberty of Gammerbund who decides who may enter and who may not.
* A **Warder**, a character class in Odd Trails.
* **Ward's**, the company that makes Hellcat locks.
Topham

**Mr.** ****T******opham** is a history teacher at Marymead. Marzana and Nialla have his homeroom.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

Emilia asked Marzana if she had Topham for homeroom, and she answered that she did. Emilia later ferried Marzana and Nialla to Mr. Topham's room, via a dumbwaiter behind a map, and Marzana noted that Mr. Topham's room and Miss Palkowick's office were not vertically in line with each other. Mr. Topham soon entered, reached for the light but found it on, then to his surprise saw Marzana and Nialla already seated, and glancing at the clock, commented on how they were early. He unpacked his briefcase.
Warder

The ****w******arder** is the person who decides who can—and cannot—enter the Liberty of Gammerbund.

## History

### *Ghosts of Greenglass House*

Mr. Hakelbarend told a story of Whittacre Gammerbund. Whit came to the Liberty seeking asylum, and the warder, whom Mr. Hakelbarend noted was the gatekeeper who decided who could enter the Liberty, had granted Whit asylum. Whit had entered the warder's office and sat in the guest chair, and the warder had granted Whit asylum, given him a passport, and sent him onward into the Liberty. The bounty hunter from Morvengarde had come banging on the door, and Whit warned the warder that the hunter did not care about the sanctuary. The warder inquired why Whit had come to the Liberty if he did not believe in it, and greeted the hunter anyhow, saying it was his job. Whit watched through the window as the warder let the hunter in, and barred the hunter. The hunter killed the warder, and continued chasing Whit.

### *The Thief Knot*

Emmett arrived to the Hakelbarends' house for dinner, and apologized for being late, saying that it had taken him longer to get through the warder's office than he'd expected. He told Mr. and Mrs. Hakelbarend about the kidnapping of Peony Hyde and how he needed their help finding the suspects inside the Liberty: the warder might extradite for this, but he would have to know which of the suspects was the culprit, and probably would not allow them to be taken to the city proper for questioning. Emmett thought it would be useful if they could ask the warder if a girl like Peony had come through the gate, but the warder's records were secret and that was probably not information he could get. Mr. Hakelbarend put in that residents of the Liberty did not have to declare themselves at the warder's gate, and could use any other gate. Emmett noted that the warder had taken a long time to check him in because he had come from inside of the wall, via the Belowground Transit System. Mrs. Hakelbarend ended up learning from the warder that Hickson Blount and Rose Mirassat, two of the suspects, had come to the Liberty, but without anyone else with them.
Trystero Wharf

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DEACON AND MORVENGARDE, INCORPORATED
GOODS, SERVICES, AND EXPRESSAGE
TRUSTED SINCE TIME IMMEMORIAL

****T******rystero Wharf** is a place in the Limen Docks where Deacon and Morvengarde can be found. Foulk Trigemine recounted meeting Morvengarde when he was younger, and Morvengarde presenting a card with an address. Seleucia Deacon later presented a similar one, presumably with the same address.
Violet Cross's crew

The Lancet.

****V******iolet Cross's crew** are the crew of Violet Cross. They loved each other very well and made a great team, having many adventure tales to tell. However, they eventually had to disband and move to various areas in order not to get caught by Deacon and Morvengarde.

## History

### *Ghosts of Greenglass House*

Milo wondered if Mr. Hakelbarend had been part of Violet Cross's crew. He told a story about how the crew had smuggled maps by disguising them as kites. He noted that Violet Cross's ship had gone down with all hands.

### *The Thief Knot*

Marzana noted that her mother, Violet Cross, had been the captain of a smuggling crew that had been very successful before having to fake their own deaths. Some had escaped the Liberty of Gammerbund, some had changed their identities, and some had had to leave Nagspeake. Her mother mentioned how the crew of the *Lancet* had agreed to sever ties, to keep everyone safe. Marzana thought about how some of the *Lancet* crew members had gone to the Liberty and thus still worked with Violet Cross, but everyone else had had to sever ties.

Honora told Marzana a story about a time when Violet Cross's crew had smuggled truffle-hunting pigs. They had had the first mate Meg, the lookouts Ben and John, and Honora, Tumbler, and "the Nicks" (Nick Jones, Nick Larven, and Nick Nackatory) had gone up to see the pigs along with their captain. They had managed to smuggle the pigs through the raging storm and the Morvengarde blockade, and gotten to keep two as a bonus, who had been named Anthony and Francis and stayed on the ship until "The Endgame", as Violet Cross called it, at which point they had gone to a farm with Nick Jones. Moth and Christopher Fletchwood later showed up, wanting to know more about Tumbler Fletchwood, their deceased father who had been on the crew. Mrs. Hakelbarend mentioned the time when a lot of the crew members had come back to Nagspeake so that they could leave on their own terms. She and Honora reminisced about the adventures Tumbler had had with the crew.

Many people, Mrs. Hakelbarend said, were contacting her because their relatives, who had been on her crew, were dying. She felt that her crew was made up of heroes and should be celebrated. Mr. Larven later showed up, and Marzana noted how he had been the muscle of the crew. Marzana and Meddy recalled the time when Milo had told a story about how Violet Cross and her crew had distributed maps. Mrs. Hakelbarend later compared Marzana to Leroy, someone on the crew of the *Lancet*. Marzana staunchly insisted to Moth Fletchwood that Mrs. Hakelbarend had loved her crew like family, and that the crew had loved each other, which was why they had severed ties even though it hurt them. Marzana mentioned the sort of crew Tumbler had been a part of. Tumbler's gift to his sons, it turned out, were two of the kites that had been distributed because they were secretly maps, the Windrose and the Portolan.

## Members

* Violet Cross
* Nicholas Larven
* Honora Catharping
* Nick Jones
* Meg
* Tumbler Fletchwood
* Nick Nackatory
* Ben
* John
* Leroy Jenkins
* Other unnamed members
The Slope

****T******he Slope** is the east face of Whilforber Hill.

## History

### *The Thief Knot*

Mr. Otterwill noted that he lived on the Slope, which was the east face of Whilforber Hill, and taught south of the Slope. When he was running late, he would cut through a false-front house in Ulie's Divide. When riding on a Belowground Transit train, the Thief Knot passed under where the Slope met Bayside.

## Locations

### Ulie's Divide

Ulie's Divide is a stretch of connected row houses that goes on for a long time. There are some false-front houses in Ulie's Divide, where you can cut through the house.
Toby (disambiguation)

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****T******oby** may refer to:

* **Toby Gilawfer**, the man who tried to stop Georgie and Clem from getting the derrotero, and pretended to be the ghost of Doc Holystone.
* **Toby Giddis**, the younger brother of Nialla Giddis who often gets into trouble.
Worshipful Company of Whitesmiths

The ****W******orshipful Company of Whitesmiths** is the company that Cassiterides Bone is Grandmaster of. It is sixth in precedence among the Chapmen's Guilds.

## History

### *Bluecrowne*

Jonas Forgeron introduced himself to Lucy Bluecrowne as the Grandmaster of the Worshipful Company of Whitesmiths, which was, he said, sixth in precedence among the Chapmen's Guilds.
Wooll

**Mr.** ****W******ooll** is the sailing master of the *Left-Handed Fate.*

## Biography

### *Bluecrowne*

Lucy listed Mr. Wooll in the list of people from the *Left-Handed Fate* that she might write to. She later noted that Nell Levinflash had been his mate for a time, and he'd been very impressed with her navigation skills.

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Captain Frost told a story about Lucy, Liao, and the *Left-Handed Fate*. Talking about how Lucy and Liao argued over omens, he mentioned how Lucy knew to whistle if a wind was needed for the sails, but not within hearing range of the sailing master, who would make you do unpleasant work if he caught you whistling aboard ship.
Cure Ivy

**Cure Ivy** (キュアアイビー, ***Cure Ivy***?) is one of the main antagonists of *Aurora Soul Pretty Cure* and the evil counterpart of the past Cure Cosmos. The opposite of the past Cure Cosmos, Ivy is a ruthless and over confident girl who appears to be 18 - being the oldest of the dark counterparts. She is additionally the first to attack the Cures and is the main rival of the present Cure Cosmos.

## Personality

The opposite of the past Cure Cosmos, Ivy is a ruthless and over confident girl who appears to be 18 - being the oldest of the dark counterparts. She is additionally the first to attack the Cures and is the main rival of the present Cure Cosmos.

Additionally, she is a dark spirited person filled with grief and despair as well as desire to kill the current Cure Cosmos.

## Relationships

* **Kihana Akari / Cure Cosmos**
* **Past Cure Cosmos**
* **Cure Crepsculo**
* **Cure Sundown**
* **Cure Trefoil**

## Abilities

As a member of Kuro-Seishin, Cure Ivy has the ability to summon Rosukokoro but also possesses powers of her own which include:

* Mind Control
* Poisoning both Flora and Fauna
* Performing an attack: Poison Dart
Time Back

**Time Back** is episode on The Awesome Mario.

## Plot

Mario didn't save Peach from Bowser because he plan to marry you. Then he saw time machine that trip him to world. SMG4 & Toad tell Mario save Peach or I didn't give cake that Peach made. But Mario & friends struck by vortex & time in his movies & games:

Mario Odyssey - Cloud Kingdom Battle: Mario lands on kingdom & see Peach & Tiara sads & see Mario fights Bowser, then he back to future.

Mario Odyssey - Bowser Moon Wedding: He lands on Moon Kingdom & see Mario stop Bowser marry Princess

Peach & travel back.

SMG4: War Of The Fat Italians 2018: He shocked see Baldi says bad words to Bob. He open exit door & Baldi hear it & back to future.

Super Mario Darkness: He hear wind & travel back.

Super Mario Bros: He fight Bowser & saves Princess Peach in castle & back to Mushroom Kingdom.

Mario think it good to back to future. But he see chocolate cake that Peach made.

## Characters

### Main Characters

* Mario
* SMG4
* Toad￼￼ (debut)

### Supporting Characters

* Bowser (debut)
* Peach
* Baldi (cameo)

### Minor Characters

* Bowser Jr. (cameo)
* Waluigi (debut & along in audience)
* Pauline (cameo)
* New Donkers
* Bob (
* Toadette (debut & along in audience)

## Trivia

* In 2020 version, Bowser Jr. & Waluigi not appears.
* It sequel to Mario Odyssey, Mario Bros, War Of The Fat Italians, Retarded Recap 2015 & Mario Galaxy.

1. Retarded Recap show him which travel to future.
2. It second episode of SMG4 & Mario.
3. It released on December 10, 2018.

## References to SMG4 Episode

* MarioTube: Wario get into time machine after rush out of Big Smoke House.
* SMG4: Retarded Recap 2015: Used by E.Gadd to travel to world & future.
* The Wacky Wario Bros: Used by Wario to teleport back to homeland.
Ericson's Boarding School

**Ericson's Boarding School** is the main location in The Walking Dead - The Final Season.

## Inhabitants

### Current

* Clementine - Current leader
* Alvin Jr.
* Ruby
* Omar
* Aasim
* Willy

### Former

* Sophie - Deceased; abducted by The Delta
* Minerva - Defected to The Delta after abduction; Deceased
* Brody - Deceased
* Marlon - Former leader; deceased
* Mitch - Deceased
* Ms. Martin - Nurse; deceased

### Determinant

* Violet - Former leader; Current second-in-command (Determinant if she is chosen as Clem's love interest; Dies if AJ is not trusted in the cave)
* Louis - Current second-in-command (Determinant if he is chosen as Clem's love interest; Dies if AJ is not trusted in the cave)
* Tenn - Dies if AJ is trusted in the cave.
Peach rejects Mario & Bowser

*Peach rejects Mario*is segment in The Awesome Mario series.

## Plot

Mario & Bowser are back home because he upset. SMG4 tell him where's Peach. Mario tells him Peach has missing again. SMG4 tells him because why, Peach is rejects both. SMG4 says "WTF IS THAT!".

In this room, we see Mario & Bowser play Mario Party 10, but SMG4 closes his Nintendo Switch. And then Mario & Bowser starts cry again. Mario feeling my heart is going break.

In this E.Gadd lab, he going to time machine to back in 2021. He loves to see Peach in his future. Then Bowser wake up in his good dream & look SMG4 not home. Bowser take shower & make raptor noise. Then Mario wake up & he angry because Bowser made raptor noise. He chasing Bowser until SMG4 home on 9:00PM. SMG4 grounds Mario & Bowser until he send to sleep.

As Mario & Bowser sleeps, Peach is home watch Mario & Bowser sleeps.

## Characters

* Mario
* Bowser
* Peach
* SMG4
* Cappy & Tiara (flashback)
Sullene (The Walking Dead)

**Sullene** is a minor character and antagonist in *The Walking Dead - The Final Season*. She is a member of The Delta.

## History

### "Suffer The Children"

Sullene first appears raiding the Boarding School with other members of Delta. During the raid, she follows Clementine inside the school with Abeland Yonatan, witnessing the latter's death by a trap activated by Clementine herself. At the staircase she gets pinned to the wall by a sofa pushed down by Clementine.

During the raid, Clementine can shoot Sullene in the back with an arrow to save either Louis or Violet (Determinant), based on whoever Clementine didn't hang out with earlier. Alternately, she can successfully kidnap them and put them in a carriage. She then runs off with Lilly and Dorian, along with a kidnapped Omar, Aasim, and Louis/Violet.

### "Broken Toys"

When Clementine and the others go to scout the Delta, Sullene can be seen holding either Louis or Violet (Determinant)at gunpoint, based on who Clementine didn't save in the previous episode.

Sullene can be seen defending the S.S. Stewarts Fitzgerald from the incoming walkers. This causes her to be oblivious to Clementine and her group sneaking on board the boat.

Later on, if Clementine told AJ to kill Lilly, then Sullene will go back up to the top of the boat after she hears gunshots, then she finds out that Lilly was killed by AJ. Angered by this, Sullene threatened to kill them. However, before she can do anything, the bomb explodes.

### "Take Us Back"

After the destruction of the boat, Sullene can be seen fighting off walkers on the shoreline alongside the other surviving Delta raiders. She eventually spots Ruby and Willy and orders Gina to shoot them. After Gina is shot and killed by Clementine, an outraged Sullene pulls out a pistol and attempts to shoot Clementine in revenge, only to be attacked and devoured by the approaching walkers.
Javier Garcia (The Walking Dead)

**Javier Garcia**, also known as **Javi**, is the main protagonist of Season Three and one of two playable characters along with Clementine.

### Season Four

#### "Done Running"

During the card game with Marlon, Louis and Violet, if Clem asks them if they have met anyone famous, she refers to Javi in her answer.

## Trivia

* Of the three main protagonists (Lee, Clementine and Javier), he is the only one that appears in a single season, though he is referenced by Clementine in Season Four.
	+ Developer commentary for Season 4 reveals that Javier was to be included in the comic-style recap of the first three seasons featured in "Done Running" but he was cut due to budget.
* Javier is one of twelve LGBT characters in the series along with Clementine, Violet, Minerva, Walter, Matthew, Zachary, Jonas, Paige, Jesus, James and Charlie.
	+ Javier and Clementine are the only LGBT protagonists, both being bisexual.
	+ He Is The First Bisexual Protagonists.
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Minecraft: Story Mode - Season One

**Minecraft: Story Mode - Season One**is a Telltale Games series and the first installation in the Minecraft: Story Mode series.

## Plot

### Episodes 1 - 4

Jesse and his friends must stop the Witherstorm.

### Episodes 5 - 8

Jesse, Lukas, Petra, and Ivor are trapped in the Portal Network and must find a way out.

## Main Characters

* Jesse
* Reuben
* Axel
* Olivia
* Petra
* Lukas
* Aiden
* Gill
* Maya
* Ivor
* Gabriel
* Magnus
* Ellegaard
* Soren
* Isa
* Milo
* Cassie Rose
* Harper
* Hadrian
* Mevia
* Otto

## Deaths

* Ellegaard (Determinant)
* Magnus (Determinant)
* Witherstorm
* Reuben
* TorqueDawg
* CaptainSparklez
* TheDiamondMinecart (Determinant)
* LDShadowLady (Determinant)
Sophie (The Walking Dead)

**Sophie**, nicknamed **"Soph"** by Violet, is a character in *The Walking Dead - The Final Season*. She and her sister were traded by Marlon to the Delta, a group of raiders. She is the twin sister of Minerva and the adoptive sister to Tennessee.

In Broken Toys, Minnie revealed that Sophie had died, and Minnie lied about Sophie becoming a hero. But, Minnie said that she actually killed her.

## History

### "Done Running"

Sophie can be seen in a picture with Violet and Minerva if Clementine opens the draw in the room she was kept in after the car crash.
The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series

**The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series** was released on September 10, 2019 for Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The game features remastered versions of Season One, Season Two, A New Frontier, The Final Season, The Walking Dead: Michonne and 400 Days which uses The Final Season's rendering style and a new Graphic Black feature that uses comic-style shading similar to that of the *Walking Dead* comics.

Extra includes:

* A character viewer with animations, outfits and voice lines.
* Artwork
* Music
* Developer commentary which also features commentary from voice actors such as Melissa Hutchison (Clementine), Dave Fennoy (Lee Everett), Gavin Hammon (Kenny), Jeff Schine (Javier Garcia) and Gideon Adlon (Violet).
Brody (The Walking Dead)

**Brody** is a main character in Episode One of Telltale/Skybound's *The Walking Dead - The Final Season*. She was the second-in-command of Ericson's Boarding School.

## Personality

Brody is often shown throughout "Done Running" to suffer from an anxiety disorder, although this remains unconfirmed. She also uses different forms of escapism to help cope with the apocalypse, fantasizing about going on a road trip with the rest of the children.

## Death

**Killed By**

* Clementine (Indirectly Caused; Alive and Zombified)
* Marlon (Accidental)

When Clementine enters the school's basement, she finds Marlon and Brody talking. After Clem encourages Brody to talk about what happened to the twins, Marlon becomes enraged and strikes her on the forehead with a flashlight, causing her to have severe brain damage, and died from blood loss as well. After Brody turns, Clem puts her down with the same flashlight by hitting her repeatedly in the face to where Brody is no longer recognizable.

## Trivia

* She is the first character to die in The Final Season, as well as the first boarding school character to reanimate.
* With her and Mitch's deaths, Aasim is the last member of the hunting part seen in "Done Running" alive.
	+ Coincidentally, each of the three members of the hunting party's ages were only a year apart; Mitch being 15, Aasim being 16, and Brody being 17.
Salary Cap

## Exceptions

The soft cap level is set at 102,000,000, however there are multiple exceptions to this for teams to surpass this amount despite having a larger payroll.

### Luxury Tax

An amount of money payed to the UBA for surpassing the soft cap. However, teams can not surpass 140 million under any circumstances. Set at $1.00 for every dollar surpassing the salary cap, the only way for teams to surpass the soft cap is using the following exceptions:

### Rookie Exception

The UBA allows teams to sign their first-round draft choices to rookie "scale" contracts even if their payroll exceeds the cap. This does not apply to second-round draft choices or undrafted players.

### Mid-Level Exception (MLE)

The mid-level exception can be used if a team is already over the salary cap, and is worth 5,500,000. The contracts that use the MLE can not be more than 2 years and minimum contracts do not count for the MLE. MLE must be payed back in luxury tax.

### Minimum Contracts

Teams can sign players for the UBA's minimum salary even if they are over the cap, for up to two years in length. This exception also allows minimum-salary players to be acquired via trade. There is no limit to the number of players that can be signed or acquired using this exception. The minimum contract amount is 1,775,000, however minimum contracts can only be used on players who have been signed to a contract previously.

## Beginning Of League

At the beginning of the UBA, a template was used to design the salaries for each team. They are as follows:
Violet (The Walking Dead)

**Violet** is the determinant tritagonist of The Walking Dead - The Final Season and the former de-facto leader of Ericson's Boarding School. She is a possible love interest for Clementine.

## Trivia

* Violet is the second lesbian encountered in the Walking Dead Game, the first being Paige.
	+ She is one of twelve LGBT characters in the series along with Clementine, Minerva, Walter, Matthew, Zachary, Jonas, Paige, Javier Garcia, Jesus, James and Charlie.
* Several things are revealed about Violet during the card game:
	+ She hates baseball.
	+ She has eaten horse eyeballs at one point.
	+ She has never met anyone famous.
* Her family was Christian. This is revealed if Clementine goes with Violet in Episode Two when she mentions how her family got chicken nuggets between church and bible studies.
Travelier Motel

**Travelier Motel** is a key location seen in Season One.

## Inhabitants

* Lilly - Formerly; Leader of Motel group
* Lee Everett - Formerly
* Clementine - Formerly
* Glenn - Formerly
* Ben Paul - Formerly
* Kenny - Formerly
* Carley - Formerly (Determinant)
* Doug - Formerly (Determinant)
* Mark - Formerly
* Katjaa - Formerly
* Duck - Formerly
* Larry - Formerly
* Irene - Formerly

## Trivia

* With Lilly's death (Determinant) in "Broken Toys", Clementine is the last survivor of the Travelier Motel Group.
Alvin Jr.

**Alvin Jr.**, nicknamed AJ, Alvie and Goofball, is a character in *The Walking Dead* series. AJ appears in Season Two, Season Three in flashbacks and Season Four as the deuteragonist and second playable character.

Similar to the relationship Clementine shared with Lee Everett, AJ is under the care of Clem who takes on a motherly role with him.

### Season Two

#### "Amid The Ruins"

AJ is born in the final act of the episode. When the group has a conflict with Arvo's group, Rebecca gives birth to AJ, but dies and turns into a walker afterwards.

Clem or Kenny either shoots Rebecca in the head to save AJ, accidentally starting a fire fight between the two groups.

## Trivia

* AJ is the last known living survivor introduced in Season Two due to the unknown fates of Arvo, Mike and Jane (*Determinant if Clem went alone with AJ after shooting Kenny*.)
* Alvin Jr. is the youngest playable character in the series, surpassing Clementine.
* Alvin Jr. is one of nine characters to appear in multiple seasons along with Clementine, Lee Everett, Christa, Omid, Kenny, Jane (*Determinant*), Edith (*Determinant*) and Lilly.
Jesus (The Walking Dead)

Fred Ballsack, better known by his nickname **Moses**, is a character who appears in Season four.

## Trivia

* Moses is one of twelve LGBT characters in the series along with Clementine, Violet, Minerva, Walter, Matthew, Zachary, Jonas, Paige, Javier Garcia, James and Charlie.
* Jesus is one of eight characters from the comics to appear in the video game series along with Hershel Greene, Shawn Greene, Glenn, Michonne, Pete, Siddiq and Elodie.
From The Gallows

"**From The Gallows**" is the final episode of *The Walking Dead - A New Frontier*. It released on May 29th, 2017.

## Cast/Characters

### Starring

* Jeff Schine as Javier Garcia
* Melissa Hutchison as Clementine
* Shelly Shenoy as Kate Garcia
* Alex Hernandez as David Garcia
* Raymond Ochoa as Gabriel Garcia
* Troy Hall as Tripp (*Determinant*)
* Kelley Crowder as Eleanor
* William Christopher Stephens as Conrad (*Determinant*)
* Ally Johnson as Ava (*Determinant*)
* Brandon Keener as Jesus

### Also Starring

* Tony Chiroldes as Salvador Garcia
* Yuri Lowenthal as Paul Lingard (*Determinant*)
* Sean Lynch as Rufus (*Determinant*)
* Grace Hsin as Fern
* Mark Barbolak as Richmond Guard

## Deaths

* Ida (*Confirmed Fate*)
* Rufus (*if spared in "Ties That Bind - Part 1"*)
* Ava (*if saved in "Thicker Than Water"*)
* Tripp (*if saved in "Thicker Than Water"*)
* David Garcia (*Determinant*)
* Gabriel Garcia (*Determinant*)
* Kate Garcia (*Alive and Zombified; Determinant*)
* At least 1 unnamed New Frontier guard
* Numerous members of the New Frontier