Samael (World Without)

* Adult/Old
* Samael
* World Without

His creatures

* Raven
* Apostles

### Physical appearance

Samaël is a Jaguarian with a white coat and a long blue mane. A red ribbon keeps the latter attached. His Katseye is not grafted onto her forehead, but is tied around her neck. He wears bracelets of strength and a belt of steel. His clothes leave his torso visible.

Once "awakened", he resumes his pre-World Without appearance, as a human with a curse, a Rokai. His skin is white in color. He kept his haircut. Organic rocks cover his body, arms, and head, and his eye is an orange-gold color. He also has slightly more pointed ears than a human's.

### Personality

Samael is a charismatic man, inspiring respect to his enemies. He is an opportunist, taking advantage of every opportunity to enrich himself. He is also proud and sure of himself.

### Abilities

As Fabulous and Jaguarian, Samael is a great fighter, having been bred as a Monslave years ago. Its fearsome claws are able to pierce the rock.

As a human with a curse, he can use his organic rock to form many structures, mostly directly from his own body. Thus, he can acquire weapons or means of defense. Also, he has a healing ability far superior to that of an ordinary human being.

### Before Jovenia

Samaël was the slave of a trainer of monslaves. He managed to escape and found the Fabuleux group.

### Before Book 19

The Fabulous are hired by Princess Shun-Day of Orchidia, a big fan of Artémus Del Conquisador: she asks them for the Legendary's chest. The Fabulous therefore go to the residence of this one, and manage to steal the said chest from him.

### Book 19

In the days following their larceny, they take refuge in the forest, and open the trunk. They are very surprised to find the sword of the god Anathos among the jewels in the chest. Later, Shaki uses her powers, and tells the others that they are indeed being tracked by Artemus, as they had predicted. They organize a trap.

When Artemus arrives, he falls straight into the trap. Michi-Gan, Shaki and Toopie fight against the Legendary's companions, while Samaël flees with the chest on the back of gronios, heading for Orchidia. During his flight, he sees a strange emerald-colored shooting star in the sky.

### Book 20

Once in Orchidia, he infiltrates Princess Shun-Day's chambers, surprising her. She opens the chest and empties its contents to grab Artemus' diary, much to the surprise of Samael who thought she was after Anathos' sword. He receives his payment, and leaves the city. Along the way, he crosses paths with the Elemental Elf Gryf, which causes the latter to begin a chakounia crisis (which Samael ignores).

### Book 21

The Fabulous are in the desert. Toopie, Shaki, and Michi-Gan demand revenge against Artemus, while Samael says they can enjoy the fortune they amass by selling Anathos' sword.

At that moment, two people arrive: a demon, Abyss, and Darkhell, the Dark Wizard. They seek to know where Artémus is, which the Fabulous ones do not know. Not liking the answer, Abyss kills Michi-Gan. Samael and Shaki then rush in, tears in their eyes, but are also knocked down by their enemy. Samaël loses his right eye and is seriously injured but survives which is not the case for Shaki. Toopie is spared.

### Book 22

Samaël is taken care of by Toopie at the very scene of the attack. She sets up a tent and bandages her wounds. A few days later, a stranger enters their tent. This one strongly resembles Darkhell, but despite appearances, it's not him. It is actually Elysio, at the head of the city of the Awakened, for whom the world is a reality modified by a spell they call World Without. Once in the city of the Awakened, Samael is placed in a tank, to recover. He is unconscious there, and is watched by Toopie. When the city is evacuated, he is transported by Gryf and Shun-Day, alongside Artémus, also in a tank.

### Book 23

Samael, still unconscious in his caisson, is transported to a flying elven ship in which the Legendaries are. When they receive a message from Oroban from the demon Abyss, they go there. Once there, the heroes are quickly defeated by the demon, so Artemus takes control of the ship and tries to leave. However, a beam fired by the demon breaks the ship in two, and the building Toopie and Samael are in ends up in the moat, and gradually fills with water.

Samael wakes up, having resumed his original appearance, which he had before reality changed following the World Without spell for which Artemus is responsible, that of a human suffering from a curse. He also recovers his memories, and saves Toopie who is about to drown. He tells her that he intends to find his old friend Gryfenfer.

It is in the ruins of the palace of Oroban (destroyed by the arrival of a titanic tree) that he finds him, surrounded by monsters. Gryfenfer is about to be slain when Samael slashes the monsters with his organic rock. The Jaguarian, moved, hugs his childhood friend. Samaël teases him, before announcing that he is going to fight against Abyss.

  They find the demon, battling against the hero Danaël. Samael interrupts him. With Gryf, they inform Abyss that the hostages have been released, and following this, Jadina, Ténébris, Amy and Razzia, but also Dasyatis, arrive. Gryfenfer and Samaël are shocked to see that their former enemy is present, and that this one can speak, but she is not interested in them. The fight resumes, the fighters are quickly knocked down by the demon. Abyss is finally defeated when Danaël manages to pierce him with his sword, thanks to Darkhell, who obviously changed sides and prevented him from charging. The demon explodes, taking the Dark Wizard along. The parasite emerges from the rubble, but is stopped by Shun-Day, who rejoins the fight, before devouring it and merging with it, resulting in an uncontrollable being who proclaims herself to be "Raven, Keeper of Truth". She sends a projectile at Oroban, blowing up a large part of it. Suddenly, Artemus arrives, and, to the surprise of the audience, throws his charred newspaper on the ground.

All note that despite the destruction of it, the World Without effects are still present. Artemus explains that he has a fragment of divine stone in his forehead, which explains why he is the only one who can write in his diary to alter reality. He adds that on several occasions, since their deaths in the Battle of Casthell, he has tried to bring them back the Legendaries. That's why he used the capabilities of his diary to rewrite reality. However, as the heroes were constantly dying, he had the idea of ​​giving them totally different lives, which had the side effect of also modifying the lives of a large number of people: this is why Samael is became a Jaguarian at the head of the Fabulous.

Artemus is immediately speared by Raven, Samael and the other fighters charge, but are pushed back. Artemus adds that he believes he is able to conjure up a Void on purpose, these being actually the product of his fears made real by the power of the divine shard. Artemus and Raven are sucked into the Void, with Amy piercing the super-powered creature's heart, preventing it from stopping it all. Following this, Danaël picks up a letter, in which it is written that Artémus has the last wish to cancel the Jovénia Accident. Thus, all the inhabitants of the two worlds return to their adult form. Subsequently, accompanied by Toopie, Samaël resumes his life as a bandit.

### 19 years after the end of Jovenia

Nineteen years after the battle of Oroban, the gods are back on Alysia and are spreading terror. In order to face their tyrannical regime, groups of men and women resist the invader. Samaël and Toopie found a group of resistance fighters, whose main assets are based on the exploitation of divine and orchidian technology to create vessels, like rotors.

### 21 years after the end of Jovénia

Two years after the return of the gods, Samaël thinks of seeking the help of the Jaguarians. For this, he goes to the mountains of Lovinah with Toopie in search of the city of Jaguarys. Since then, Samaël has been missing.

### Resistance: The Shrine of Death

Leaving Jaguarys aboard the flying ships, they go to the Church of Infinity, where a fight between the Apostle Tésoura and resistance fighters has just ended. They destroy a ship that was about to flee, then land. At the bottom, they find Shain, Gryf's son.

1. ↑ https://leslegendaires.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Résistance\_:\_Tome\_3\_(Le\_Sanctuaire\_de\_la\_Mort)