Danael

* Possessed by Anathos
* Resurrected
* Post Jovenia
* Adult/ Leader of the Lengendaries
* Silver Falcon
* Child

(yes he did die the same year)

## Appearances

### Appears in

Book 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 (flashback), 12, 14 (as Jadina's hallucination), 15, 17, 18

## If you want to see Danael's version form the world without click here ! Danael (World Without)

### Physical appearance

Danaël is a boy with messy blonde hair. He possesses large pale blue eyes and has pale skin.

When he was an adult, Danaël was almost as tall as his brother (~ 5'10), and wore the official armor of the Silver Falcons. As a Legendary, he wore a sky blue outfit, armor that covered his left side and a gauntlet over his right hand, as well as a white cape (which now belongs to Jadina). His elven key was on his chest, inside a kind of red hexagon. His sword was in his back. As Dynaméis, Danaël wore a halo outfit like the rest of his teammates and his sword was at his side whereas before he had it behind his back. He also had an orange halo floating above his head, like his comrades.

### Personality

At the start of the series, Danaël was an intelligent, loyal and generous man. He also had a strong sense of justice, which led him to join the ranks of the Silver Falcons and ultimately found the Legendaries group. His companions saw him as a good leader and, according to them, he always made the right decisions.

Danaël is someone who likes to have the situation well in hand, and who can lose all his means when the problems he has to manage get out of his control, his main fault being his pride. He also has a small arrogant side that leads him to proclaim himself leader of the Legendaries on his own, even if in the end the rest of the group will agree to appoint him to this position. He is also shown to be very jealous when it comes to Jadina, even going so far as to challenge Prince Halan to a flying hyl race despite not being able to swim.

Following his reincarnation, he will become a manipulator, totally loyal to Kalandre, even going so far as to cowardly murder Ténébris to protect his mistress. However, in the grip of doubt, he will come to wonder if he is not being manipulated, although this does not prevent him from blindly carrying out Kalandre's will. Thanks to Ikaël, his brother, he will manage to escape from Kalandre's control and thus become once again the legendary he was.

He can't swim and is afraid of water.

### Abilities

Golden sword: Danaël is an excellent swordsman. He possesses a magical golden sword forged from his own blood, so it has the ability to return to him wherever it is when he calls it and can slice through any matter. This sword had a price, however: he was to serve Kalandre, the creator of his weapon, after his death as a Resurrected.

Leadership: Danaël is the leader of the Legendaries. He has leadership skills, completing missions with his plans and knowledge. His teammates have always considered his decisions to be good. However, when the situation gets out of control, he loses his means and his self-confidence (volumes 2 and 9).

### Childhood

Danaël grew up in the lands of Larbos, alongside his childhood friend, Saryn. Danaël's father, leader of the Silver Falcons, is often on missions with his eldest son, Ikaël, and Saryn's father, Alghar. Passionate about this military order, Danaël and Saryn dream of entering it. When their fathers are absent, the children are cared for by a nanny, whom they call "the nanny from hell". One day, while they were playing at home, Ikaël and Alghar return from their mission, but they have suffered a crushing defeat against the henchmen of Darkhell, the Dark Sorcerer. Danaël's father is dead, as he can see by seeing his remains on the back of his culbutar.

### Silver Falcon

The death of his father did not prevent Danaël from entering the Silver Falcons, alongside Saryn (who becomes the first woman to join the order), while Ikaël has become its commander. Persuaded to join the Falcons to serve justice, he is enthusiastic and rises through the ranks quickly, becoming the youngest lieutenant in the order's history.

One night of leave, a fight breaks out at  Nadou's tavern, the Falcons are taken over by Ikaël, who tells them that they are leaving tomorrow for Sabledoray, because Prince Halan has entrusted them with an escort mission.

Shortly before their arrival at the capital of Sabledoray, Danaël meets a strange woman on the bridge. Dressed in a feather cape, and her head hidden by a helmet, she discusses with the young Silver Falcon, who admits that he does not feel in his place in the order: he thought of entering there to serve justice, and in the end, he does not have the feeling of accomplishing the same exploits as his father or his brother. The woman replies that he may not have chosen the right path, before disappearing. Alghar then arrives, believing that Danaël was speaking alone. They are interrupted by Shakra, a Marakas, bodyguard of Prince Halan, who makes them understand that they are late. During their meeting with the prince, he makes it clear to them that they are incapable, and this behavior irritates Danaël. He entrusts them with the mission: to escort his fiancée Jadina to Sabledoray, to protect her from possible attacks by Darkhell's henchmen. Danaël asks the prince why he does not send his own army, the latter responds by dropping one of his hounds on the Falcon. Alghar saves him, but Halan takes it well, and starts laughing, before shaking Danaël's hand. In the evening, Danaël has a discussion with Saryn, explaining that he is seriously considering leaving the Falcons: the members of this order are ultimately only pawns that politicians use.

When the Falcons find themselves in the middle of the jungle, to meet Princess Jadina of Orchidia's convoy, Tornadion, Danaël's culbutar, goes mad and makes him fall below, into a pond... Where Jadina was bathing. She attacks him with a jade bolt from her Eagle Staff, while Dorayllian soldiers come to take care of him. The misunderstanding is cleared up, and the Falcons can finally escort the convoy. Danaël complains that the princess hasn't stopped looking at him haughtily since the accident at the pond, and Saryn offers to make him look away... by kissing him. It works, and Saryn leaves, leaving a petrified Danaël. In the evening, he is upset with her, not expecting this from his childhood friend.

The next day, he refuses to speak to her, while the Falcons fall on a pile of trees, which blocks their way. There, Danaël inspects the place, and finds verbala resin, which means that this tree fall is intentional. Ikaël orders his younger brother to explore the surroundings with some knights, but on the way they are attacked by Dragonites, and their comrade Edmos is killed first. Danaël and Saryn manage to escape to Tornadion, after he saves his friend from one of the dragon men. When they find the convoy, it is a real battlefield, Darkhellions and carbonions ravage the ground while many Falcons are imprisoned in ice. Ikaël then orders Danaël and Saryn to go and lend a hand to Alghar, who is at odds with Raptor the Green Shadow, one of Darkhell's generals. When they arrive, Alghar is dead, and Princess Jadina has been kidnapped. As Saryn mourns his father's death, Ikaël orders Danaël not to follow Jadina, King Larbosa's secret orders forbidding them to do so (to avoid unnecessary losses). Danaël then resigns, throwing his shield to the ground, Saryn decides to follow him, out of revenge. They catch up with the enemy, who flies low so as not to be spotted. Saryn whispers in her ear, “Once a day unite, always unite!” and they leap with Tornadion onto the back of Raptor's mount, dragging down a Darkhellion as they fall. They fall into the water, Danaël is immediately attacked by Raptor, who pierces his chest and throws him into the water. Though he thinks he is dying, he is miraculously healed (he doesn't know what is happening, but the woman he had talked to in the boat has come to save him), and he returns to the shore, where Raptor fights against Sarin. The latter is surprised to see him still alive, and Saryn takes the opportunity to behead him. But the celebrations are short-lived, Saryn falls, convulsing, screaming in pain. She was hit by one of the Darkhellion's darts during their fall. Under the horrified eyes of Danaël, she transforms into Shadow of Chaos. He refuses to confront her, but, thus possessed, she does not listen to him, and attacks him, she punches him in the stomach and is about to end his life. He is saved by Jadina, who has awakened, and destroys the Shadow with a jade bolt. Danaël then contemplates the remains of his former friend, and bursts into tears.

### The legendaries

Danaël and Jadina meet, the princess does not want her arranged marriage with the prince, and dreams of a life of adventure, fighting evil. Their ideals corresponding, they decide to unite, to form a group of heroes, the Legendaries. Danaël will then take up Saryn's motto: Once united, always united! They travel briefly to Sabledoray where Jadina leaves a letter for Halan to let him know she is okay.

Two to three months later, Danaël and Jadina hear of an escaped Monslav, a Jaguarian named Gryfenfer, who has achieved incredible fame. They learn that he is looking for Dasyatis, a monslav officially dead, but who has joined the ranks of the Dark Sorcerer under the name of the Dark Shadow. They then go to the mountains of Lovinah, the original homeland of the famous Jaguarians, hoping to find Gryfenfer there.

They come across archaeologists, including a woman, Esmeralda, who reports to them that she has seen a Jaguarian. They eventually find him, unconscious and injured in the snow. When he wakes up, they tell him that Dasyatis, whom he is looking for, is not dead, and that he will have the opportunity to find her if he joins them in their fight against the Dark Wizard. This one accepts.

Over time, he befriends them. At some undetermined point after Gryf's arrival in the group, Danaël meets a mysterious woman, whose appearance he does not see. He wishes to acquire a powerful weapon to fight against Darkhell, this one offers him to forge a golden weapon from his own blood, with an unequaled edge (he can control it from a distance), in exchange he will use it after his death. He agrees, and doesn't tell the other Legendaries about this part, saying it was the Elves who forged this sword.

In the months that follow, they meet Razzia de Rymar, a colossus, intelligent and cultured, who was once better known as Korbo the Red Shadow, servant of Darkhell and former lover of Ténébris. He left the services of the Dark Wizard following the death of his sister, now wishing to kill this evil being, and no one outside the Legendaries (and Tenebris and Darkhell) is aware of Razzia's past.

One day, they hear of an Elemental Elf, Shimy, being held captive in Casthell, Darkhell's lair. Thanks to Razzia, they penetrate the castle, and release Shimy. They must then fight against Tenebris, the daughter of the Dark Sorcerer, and also against Dasyatis[6], while Razzia takes care of Darkhell[7]. The outcome of the fight is unknown, but it seems likely that Dasyatis perished[8]. Shimy joins the Legendaries in turn. At one point, as a sign of friendship, she will give her elven key to Danaël[9], which allows her to travel between Alysia and Astria.

One day, the heroes face Tenebris, and manage to capture her. They put her in a cage to deliver her to the authorities. In Oroban, while the Cirkarar tournament is taking place in town, they are cheered by the crowd. Tenebris then ends up locked up in the Barek prison.

### Jovenia incident

One day, the Legendaries arrive in Casthell, aiming to do battle with Darkhell once and for all. After defeating Ténébris, they deal with Darkhell. The fight is terrible, and, unfortunately, the stone of Jovénia breaks during the fight. The spell pierces Darkhell (Legendaries will think it dead), and its effects spread through Alysia and Astria, receiving the adults as children. Rejected by their family because of this accident for which they are held responsible, the Legendaries separate.

### Before Book 1

Following the Jovénia Accident, Danaël set out to find a remedy for the Jovénia effect. He spends months finding a map, "drawn by the elders", which indicates the location of the remaining godstones. The one who can reverse the effects of the Jovénia stone is Crescia. He then decides to find the other Legendaries.