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Rose of God (Bloodlines)

### Book Cover Characterisitcs

The background shows the Angelic Rune used by the Shadowhunters and standing there is Zeke Herondale with the Moral Cup next to him. The cover represents the Shadowhunters and the war being fought for the Mortal Instruments.

## Book Series Introduction

Rose of God tells the story of a girl, on her eighteenth birthday, she experiences new changes throughout her body, mind, and soul. She learns of a dark secret of who her parents really are and thus marking the first step of her destiny. Throughout her journey she will meet all kinds of creatures, places, and people.

Some will guide her, some will become allies, and some will become the obstacles of her pathway. Alexandra and the six other chosen saviors will rise up to the challenge to face off against good and evil.

She didn't ask God to give her this life. God chose this life for her.

## Story Background

Alexandra and Cassiel investigate the mysterious disappearance of humans in New Yorl, Brooklyn that leads them to a sacred island of Idris, Homeland of the angel blood warriors, The Shadowhunters.

A bigger world is out there filled with all new creatures from myths and legends. Deities, witches, monsters, fairies, and so many more for Alexandra to discover and perhaps unravel some truth to this so-called "Prophecy of the Saviors and Revelation."

Hell has big plans that are connected with the missing humans and it all happens to be connected with the Shadowhunters. A war is coming for Idris and the supernatural community that is under their protection. Alexandra is gonna have to learn the secret ways of the Shadowhunters in order to win this battle.

## Main Characters of Bloodlines

### Main Characters

* Alexandra Sunday
* Cassiel
* Glinda
* Raziel
* Zeke Herondale
* Elanna Morgenstern

### Antagonist

* Azazel
* D'Angelo
* Lilith
* Lucion
* Alice Kyteler

## Creatures, Objects, and Weapons throughout the story

###  Sanguinarian

* Shadowhunters (Angel Blood)
* Endarkened Heralds (Demon Blood)

### Angels

* Archangel
* Powers

### Demons

* Empress/Emperor of Hell/Blue-Eyed Demon
* Prince of Hell/Yellow-Eyed Demon
* Duke of Hell/White-Eyed Demon
* Marquis of Hell/Purple-Eyed Demon
* Special Demons/Demon Hybrids
* Knight of Hell/Orange-Eyed Demon
* Incubus/Gray-Eyed Demon
* Succubus/Pink-Eyed Demon

### Monsters

* Vampires
* Werewolves
* Vaewolves

### Fairies

* Living Tribunal
* Red Caps
* Tinks

Magic Practitioners

* Witches

### Hybrids

* Nephalem
* Ahava (Angel-Fairy Hybrid)
* Nephilim
* Warlocks (Demon-Witch Hybrid)

## Locations

* New York, Brooklyn
* Idris
Dampening Rune

### Powers

Weaken angelic powers of any angels except Higher Angels, Archangels, and Nephilims

### Location/Status

Knowledge with Angels/Nephilims/Certain Humans

This is a very powerful angel rune. It's powers are to dampen the angelic powers of angels and weaken them. While younger angels are affected and have their powers weaken to the point of being unable to use things such as smiting, holy white light, or telekinesis, they still retain their ability to fly or supernatural strength, speed, and durability.

Higher Angels have a resistance and are hardly affected unless extreme amount or dampening runes are applied, but they'd still wont be fully weakened and the rune's magic won't last for long. Archangels can be affected but it will hardly faze them. All angelic half-breeds are immune due of their human heritage, however a heavy amount can affect for only a short time until it wears off.
Samael's Scythe

### Powers

Can harm and kill all supernatural entities, including Primordial Species and potentially Shards. It can slightly harm a Primordial Being

### Location/Status

Carried by Samael at all times

Samael's Scythe is the personal of the Archangel Samael. It is designed to have double blades at the end of each end. This weapon holds more power than the likes of an Archangel Blade can perhaps can be the deadliest weapon since it can reap and soul or essence. It's powers are almost similar to that of Death's Scythe, meaning it can erase an individual's existence.
Heaven Vault

Archangels

Heaven Vault room is a location where it is heavily guarded by Heaven's most entrusted Higher Angels, to safeguard the dangerous, powerful, and legendary weapons/artifacts known throughout Christian/Jewish history such as the Hand of God, Crown of Thorns, or Aaron's Rod

## Objects of Heaven Vault

### **Weapons**

* Aaron's Rod
* Ascalon
* Blood of Christ
* Eye of Providence
* Flaming Sword
* Golem
* Hand of God
* Horn of Gabriel
* Joshua's Shofars
* Leviathan's Hide
* Mortal Cup
* Mortal Sword
* Nanteos Cup
* Pillar of Salt
* Seal of Solomon
* Seven Bowls
* Seven Trumpets
* Spear of Longinus/Holy lance
* Staff of Moses

### **Artifacts**

* Ark of Covenant
* Book of Life
* Bridle of Constantine
* Coat of many Colors
* Crown of Thorns
* David's Harp
* Holy Chalice
* Holy Grail
* Holy Well
* Iron Crown of Lombardy
* Manna Machine
* Mortal Mirror
* Noah's Ark
* Relic's of Jesus
* Sacred Cloak of the Prophet
* Sacred Relics
* Sandals of Jesus
* Seamless Robe of Jesus
* Shrine of the Three Kings
* Tablets of Stone
* Veil of Veronica
Wormwood

Regular Form

### Powers

Blue Variation (Can heal all forms of injuries, aliments, and diseases in existence. Brings internal peace)Red Variation (Can destroy everything all that is living. Becomes deadly, unstable, and highly explosive.)

### Location/Status

Heaven

Wormwood is an extremely rare meteorite that originates from heaven. It carries Divine Power that is used for various usage, depending on the manner used. If used by beings of angelic and light, the meteorite turns blue.

If used by demonic or anything pure of evil, it turns red and can annihilate anything in it's path.

Wormwood will also be the meteorite that is known as the Great Star that falls to Earth when the Third Trumpet commence. It will poison a third of the planet's water sources. Humans will die from its bitter taste.

## Characteristics

The Wormwood is made up of every known element in the Periodic Table except for one unknown element, which is called Genesis. The meteorite has the appearance of any meteorite, a dark gray variation and has no unique features besides the properties it is made up of.

When in the near presence of an entity that is angelic or light, the meteorite glows bright blue and can heal all forms of injuries, aliments, and diseases. It even bring internal peace to the peace.

However, if near the presence of an entity that is demonic or pure evil of darkness, the meteorite glows bright red and does the opposite of good. It becomes deadly, unstable, and highly explosive. It will destroy all living beings in existence.

## Usage

On Heaven, Wormwood is used as a healing method for angels. It can be used on other individuals and heal anything no matter how impossible the injury.
Meals

Often times meetings are held at a restaurant with a full meal as the focus of the event.

## Attendee Tips

if possible bring cash and other payment options like electronic transfer apps and credit cards.

It is a good idea to reserve a spot at the restaurant and check to see if they are open before scheduling a meetup (AirOp managed to schedule a meetup at a place that was closed... very embarassing!)

The restaurants need to make enough profit to justify the group meeting there, so payment isn't just about food, it's about renting the space.

## Hosting Tips

Call ahead to make sure that the restaurant is open and make a reservation if possible. Since attendance typically varies quite a bit, one may need to call the restaurant to update the reservation, and limit the number of attendees.

## Restaurants frequented by groups:

Facing East

woods coffee

Starbucks

Regent Bakery

Oasis Tea Zone Chinatown

Oasis Tea Zone UW
Youngchang Song

**Youngchang Song** (Korean: 송영창, *Song Young-chang*) is a recurring character in Season 1. He currently works as a hairdresser after a stint of short-lived jobs. His younger sister is Woori.

## Description

In his introduction in Season 1, Chapter 57, Youngchang is described as "a troubled young man that changed his job three times in the last three years". He is a hairdresser at Lavender Salon, formerly known as Rose Salon. His mother is the owner of the hair salon.

Youngchang has light brown hair and light brown eyes. He is tall, slim and handsome. Many girls at C.H. High find him attractive, including Nari at first.

## Introduction

Nari meets Youngchang in Season 1, Chapter 57 as she's walking by the Lavender Salon, which has been recently remodeled. Lavender Salon is where the Rose Salon used to be, a popular meeting place for grannies. Nari sees him putting out a sign on the sidewalk and he smiles at her; she immediately thinks he is handsome. Because of her attraction, she decides to get a haircut at this salon. Youngchang and Nari hit it off, but after he finishes cutting her hair and giving her a perm, she sees that it looks ugly. Soon, the owner of the Rose Salon, who is Youngchang's mom, walks in and congratulates her son on a job well done, despite Nari's reaction.

## Appearances in Season 1

Youngchang struggles to find a job; when he got out of high school, he started hairdressing for two years. Youngchang joined the army as soon as he became an adult as well. In Season 1, Chapter 85, he arrives at the high school for an interview to be a Cafeteria Worker and sees Nari in the hallway. In Season 1, Episode 86, he comments on her poorly styled hair, done by Mirae earlier in Season 1, Episode 85. Nari asks him what he's doing at her school and he replies that he wanted to see her, which is why he was looking around the freshmen classrooms. Many girls come out of their classrooms and watch Youngchang talk to Nari. He asks Nari for her number, for he has tried calling her before but realized he didn't have her number. She grudgingly puts her number in his phone and he leaves.

He also worked handing out roses for a perfume company.

In Season 1, Chapter 180, Youngchang's parents get into a car accident, causing him to work more jobs and miss most of his sister Woori's art exhibition.

## Trivia

* Youngchang says in Season 1, Chapter 131 that meeting Nari felt familiar because she reminds him of Woori (both girls love to eat).
Demon Necklace

The Necklace is specially used for the bearer so that they maybe alerted by any signs of demonic presences nearby. The ruby gem glows in a beeping fashion. The stronger the demon, the redder the glow will become.

The pendant is square and silver. It has a ruby gem that contains its powers to warning the bear and on the back of the pendant is a Latin phrase "Amor est sicut sanguis densissima. Meaning "Love is thick as blood." This phrase is presumably written for Alexandra.
Death's Scythe

Death's Scythe or known as "The Grim Reaper Scythe" is the personal and infamous weapon used by Death, the Pale Horseman of the Apocalypse.

The Scythe has the appearance of its mythical version from the books that has a picture of Death on them. It appears as an ordinary scythe.

This weapon was manufactured by Death himself and is among the strongest and deadliest weapons in existence, along with other personal weapons of the Primordial Beings. It can reap about anything. Anything cut or stabbed by it will instantly die and wither into dust, ceasing to exist from existence, leaving not even a soul behind.
Chanyang Joo

**Chanyang Joo** (Korean: 주찬양, *Joo Chan-yang*) is a main character and a potential love interest for Nari in Season 2. Chanyang is quiet, serious, and doesn't interact with people. While everyone else is involved in school conflicts, Chanyang stays out. He is in the same class as Nari, Mirae, and Seonji. He sits next to Nari in the beginning of the school year, much to her annoyance, but he eventually gets on her good side. Chanyang's feelings for Nari grow as the season progresses, and he confesses to her that he likes her, in which Nari responds she doesn't feel the same way. However, Chanyang continues pursuing her and eventually Nari becomes interested in getting to know him better, but is unsure about her feelings towards him.

## Description

Chanyang has blonde hair and light brown eyes. He is tall, muscular and has broad shoulders. Chanyang works out frequently. He is mentioned as one of the two most handsome boys in the second year, the other being Seungha. Chanyang is typically seen with Mirae and Seonji, holding Nari's alligator plushie.

## Season 2

Shortly after arriving at the classroom on the first day of school, Chanyang grows fond of Nari's alligator plushie. Because he constantly uses her alligator plushie without asking, Nari becomes annoyed with him. However, they soon find themselves growing fond of each other and the three girls let Chanyang come to their special eating area. Chanyang grew up in a religious household, however, because he does not believe in god, his mother and sisters are all very abusive to him. His sisters take his credit card and clothes in order to "set him on track", however their plan backfired miserably. Instead, Chanyang ends up having a couple of part-time jobs, as a janitor, mover, etc. This embarrasses his family greatly, and they continue to mentally and physically abuse him. He soon starts to fall for Nari, and gets jealous of Nari's and Seungha's relationship.

## Trivia

* He picked out a duck plushie for Nari after she complained he uses her alligator plushie too much without having paid for it.
* Chanyang doesn't wear his uniform. He is usually seen wearing sweatpants and a t-shirt.
* He doesn't like sweets and bread.
Yunha Kwon

**Yunha Kwon** (Korean: 권윤하, *Kwon Yoon-ha*) is the secondary antagonist in Season 2. He is Seungha Kwon's younger brother. Yunha is whiny, manipulative, coldhearted and abuses Seungha because he is not blood-related. Yunha has difficulty forming meaningful relationships and doesn't have friends. He is a major reason in Seungha breaking up with Nari because Yunha found out Seungha liked her, and Seungha worried that Yunha would mistreat Nari.

## Background

### Introduction

In Chapter 280, Seungha tells Nari he left something at the café and runs to go get it. Nari sits down at a bench and waits for his return. Sitting on the bench next to hers is Yunha, who is blowing a piece of gum. Nari watches him blow the bubble to a large size and is impressed. He notices her staring at him and gives her his phone so she can put in her number. Nari is confused and refuses, but Yunha insists because he thinks she's interested in him since she was staring.
Angelic Runes

Angelic Runes are special marks created by God or the angels. There are a whole variety of runes that can either grant an angelic being powers or can be use to confine them. All runes are written in Enochian and have a mark the define what power they specialize in.

## Variation

* Blocking Rune
* Confinement Rune
* Dampening Rune
* Healing Rune
* Portal Rune
* Speed Rune
* Stamina Rune
* Stealth Rune
* Strength Rune
* Twin Flame Rune
Younghoon Oh

**Younghoon Oh** (Korean: 오영훈, *Oh Young-hoon*), known as **Hun**, is a supporting character in Odd Girl Out. He is Nari's older brother. He is mean, insensitive, and lazy. Nari and Hun have a strenuous relationship and often bicker, resulting in their parents having to intervene. Despite some of his poor qualities, Hun has helped his sister deal with bullies. Currently, he is working at the Tortoise Bakery because he failed his college entrance exam. Currently, he is dating Nari's friend, So-Ae.

## Appearance

In his early appearances in Season 1, Hun has dark brown eyes. Later, his eyes become light brown. He has scruffy, light brown hair. Hun is average height, being one of the shorter male characters in the series. It is difficult to gauge exactly how Hun looks since he is always drawn cartoonishly, and is always making an expression of sorts, usually an annoyed or angry expression.

In Season 1, Hun would wear his school uniform, sometimes with a coat. When Hun isn't in his uniform, he always wears a t-shirt, shorts and sandals.
Demon-Killing Knife

A Demon-Killing Knife is a lower class demonic weaponry that is only capable of killing lesser demons such as Incubus, Succubus, or regular demons. It cannot kill a Greater Demons or anything that is not a demon.

It was made with dark demonic magic that gives it the power to kill demons. This Knife is not carried by any demon. Only the loyalist and hand-picked demons, chosen by Greater Demons are gifted with this weapon. A few human hunters have gotten their hands on this weapon through deceased demons or deals.

## Known Users

* Certain Selected Demons
* Hunters
Bin Kim

## Soobin Kim

**Soobin Kim** (Korean: 김수빈, *Kim Soo-bin*), known as **Bin**, is one of the main antagonists of Season 1 and a minor character in Season 2. Throughout Season 1, she bullied Nari and was jealous of Yuna, even going as far as copying Yuna's appearance. Bin tried to get other people involved in bullying Nari, but her friends ended up turning on her. At the end of Season 1, Bin apologizes to Nari and admits she has done her wrong. In Season 2, she returns during the Student Council election to run against Nari and Yurim for Student Council President. Currently, she is a second year student at C.H. High.
Sammy

**Sammy** is a raccoon and the pet of Yuna Lim.

## Appearance

Sammy is a raccoon with reddish-brown fur, and is always well-kept, since he is Yuna Lim's prized pet.

## Trivia

* When Sammy appeared in Episode 59 (Let it Be Part 2), Yuna mentioned that he was turning 3 years old.
	+ Sammy was also mentioned to be feisty and going through puberty.
	+ If you compliment Sammy, you might be able to become friends with Yuna!
C.H. High

**C.H. High** (Korean: 충현고, *Chung-hyeon Go*; translation: Chunghyeon High School) is the main school location of *Odd Girl Out*. It is where the majority of the webtoon is set in and where Nari Oh and her friends currently attend (sans Yuna, who attended the school for her first year of high school).

In Nari's first year of high school, she was in an all-girls class. In her second year, she is in a co-ed class.
Lance of Longinus

### Powers

Negate godlike powers, healing abilities, self-resurrection. Penetrate any form of shield or defense. Kill virtually anything in existence

### Location/Status

Hidden by Lucifer

The Lance of Longinus was a powerful and old artifact, created by God and Jesus. It's main sole purpose was to be used as a fail safe against godlike individuals that would bring total chaos and destruction to creation and mortals would wield it to have a fighting chance.

It is made from Heaven Metal, very old and powerful Primordial Level Magic, and lastly the final ingredient, the blood of Jesus Christ. This weapon may very well be one of the strongest and terrifying weapons as no individual can take on its powers head on.

It can penetrate any form of shield or barrier, regardless of how powerful it is, it will cut right through any defense. It can negate any form of healing factors, and ill not let any individual heal from their injury as long as this weapon remains embedded in their flesh. It can even prevent self-resurrections, which means no entity will be able to come back from the dead once kill by this weapon. Finally it can bring down those of godlike powers such as Shards, Demiurges, Arch-Cambions/Nephilims/Nephalems, or any powerful entities, removing them of their power.

## Known Users

* Lucifer
* Damien Thorn
* Neo Army (Replicated Copies)
Yeojin Lim

**Yeojin Lim** is a minor character and the mother of Yuna Lim.

## Appearance

Yeojin has brown eyes and pink lips. She has brown hair, which she usually ties into a low bun with strands hanging around her face.

## Personality

Yeojin is very generous and caring, to both her daughter and her friends. She is very caring to Yuna, and can be tough while defending her.
Lawful good

**Lawful good** characters upheld society and its laws, believing that these laws are created to work for the good and prosperity of all. They were both honest and benevolent, worked within power systems to change them for the better, and strove to bring order and goodness in a collective effort to better the world. They combined a commitment to oppose evil with the discipline[1] of a strict personal code of honor, or divine rules of conduct set down by their deity. If the situation arose, they would selflessly act by these codes even at the cost of their own life.[2]

Blind obedience to local laws was not required by those of the lawful good alignment. For example, a paladin would not be in violation of their alignment if they took up arms against the usurper of a throne, on behalf of the rightful king, even if it meant breaking the laws enacted by the usurper.[3]

It should be noted that a lawful good character did not actually have to obey all local laws, but rather preferred, a structured life to any other. Often times, this meant that a set of codified laws were followed.[2]

An incorruptible enforcer, a ruler or politician who acts for the good of his people, and a heroic soldier who strictly obeys the laws of battle are all examples of lawful good characters.[4]

Opposing alignment

A lawful good character obeyed the law and their code of morality.[1] Chaotic evil characters acted with no care for either of these.[5] These two alignments were in opposition.[6]

## Paladins

Many Paladins swore oaths to their deities to uphold codes of conduct in line with the morality and lawfulness of their portfolio. As they drew their divine powers from their god, the maintenance of a lawful good alignment, and refraining from any evil acts, was required to retain their abilities and remain in good standing within their faith.[3][7]

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Jonathan Tweet, Monte Cook, Skip Williams (August 2000). *Player's Handbook 3rd edition*. (Wizards of the Coast), *p. 89*. ISBN 0-7869-1551-4.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Rob Heinsoo, Andy Collins, James Wyatt (June 2008). *Player's Handbook 4th edition*. (Wizards of the Coast), *p. 20*. ISBN 0-7869-4867-1.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Jonathan Tweet, Monte Cook, Skip Williams (August 2000). *Player's Handbook 3rd edition*. (Wizards of the Coast), *p. 43*. ISBN 0-7869-1551-4.
4. ↑ David "Zeb" Cook (August 1989). *Player's Handbook (2nd edition)*. (TSR, Inc.), *p. 65*. ISBN 0-88038-716-5.
5. ↑ Jonathan Tweet, Monte Cook, Skip Williams (August 2000). *Player's Handbook 3rd edition*. (Wizards of the Coast), *p. 90*. ISBN 0-7869-1551-4.
6. ↑ Jonathan Tweet, Monte Cook, Skip Williams (August 2000). *Player's Handbook 3rd edition*. (Wizards of the Coast), *p. 88*. ISBN 0-7869-1551-4.
7. ↑ Jonathan Tweet, Monte Cook, Skip Williams (August 2000). *Player's Handbook 3rd edition*. (Wizards of the Coast), *p. 41*. ISBN 0-7869-1551-4.
So-Ae Hyun

**So-Ae** **Hyun** (Korean: 현소애, *Hyun So-ae*) is a recurring character in Odd Girl Out. So-Ae runs a popular YouTube channel where she vlogs about food. Her family owns the largest supermarket in the area and often brings snacks to school to give to friends. Her goal is to study film after graduating. Currently, she is a second year student at C.H. High and is dating Nari's older brother, Hun.

## Description

So-Ae is outgoing, kind, and likes meeting new people. She looks after those close to her and offers advice, especially to Nari. So-Ae's passion is making videos, and once invited Nari and Seonji to participate in some her videos. However, Nari and Seonji decided the YouTube life wasn't for them and left her channel.

So-Ae has a huge crush on Nari's older brother, Younghoon Oh. She first sees him in Chapter 138 as he's running out from the Tortoise Bakery and she is going to meet Nari. Nari greets So-Ae as she walks in, and So-Ae tells her that she just saw a cute guy on her way there. Her crush on Nari's brother contradicts what she told Nari about her ideal type:

> I don't want my man noisily slurping his drink through a straw like you [Nari] are right now. And he should never scrap the bottom of the cup to gobble up every last tapioca pearl in there [referring to Nari doing so]. Actually, I don't want him ordering bubble tea in the first place! He can only get hot or iced americano! But if he chews on the ice cubes, he's out! He should always smell fresh and cool. I want him to look good wearing a silver watch. He should look good even when he's wearing a simple white shirt!
>
>

Hun is a slob, doesn't shower, doesn't care about dressing up, and slurps his food out of the bowl or can. Yet, So-Ae is fascinated by him.

## Season 1

So-Ae meets Nari when they change seats, and So-Ae is assigned behind Nari. She offers Nari sausage and also has ppushu ppushu (Korean for "raw ramen") and Nari suggests they dip the sausage in the ppushu ppushu. So-Ae likes this idea, saying to her: "You know your way around food. I like your style." Because So-Ae always has snacks in her backpack, the area where she and Nari sit becomes the hottest spot in the class every break time.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 271 - Part 2.57
2. ↑ Chapter 61 - CHANGING DESKMATES
Jehyun Shim

**Jehyeon Shim** (Korean: 심제현, *Shim Je-hyeon,* also written as *Jaehyeon*) is a supporting character in Season 2. He is friends with Seungha Kwon and Yoojung Cho, who are in the same class as him. He is goofy and not very smart, but he cares about his friends, such as allowing Seungha to live with him. He is a happy-go-lucky boy and lives in the moment. He liked Nari and asked her out, but she rejected him. Yoojung had a crush on him, but turned him down once he confessed; they remain good friends.
Yurim Oh

**Yurim Oh** (Korean: 오유림, *Oh Yu-rim*) is an antagonist in Season 2. She is Nari's cousin from her dad's side. Yurim is smart, popular, manipulative and selfish, always wanting things to be done her way and doesn't consider other people's feelings. Throughout Season 2, Yurim gaslights Nari and tries to throw her under the bus in the Publicity Department. Currently, she is a first year student at C.H. High, ranking 1st academically in her grade. She was the Student Council Vice President until she was removed by the student body due to school violence.

## History

Yurim was brought up in Seoul. She was very talented and would attend many classes because of this. Yurim's and Nari's fathers were on bad terms, so Nari and Yurim did not spend a lot of time together when they were younger. Eventually, in high school, her dad's business started to go rough so she moved and ends up in the same high as Nari, C.H. High. Yurim wished to keep her relationship with Nari a secret, but one of Nari's classmates found out. Yurim and Nari both joined the Student Council's Publicity Department, so they were forced to work with each other. Since Nari and her classmate were on bad terms, her classmate then told Yurim that Nari had been telling everyone her secret about her and Yurim being cousins. This soon caused problems in the Student Council and Yurim started to dislike Nari.
The Primis

The Primis, or "The First", are as old as creation itself. They each represent an aspect of the world and are typically removed from the machinations of mortals, but they have intervened in certain circumstances since the world was formed. The three are:

1. Ona the Lifebringer
2. Indros the Wise
3. Yndra the Wild
Seungjoon Lee

* Middle School
* High School

**Seungjoon Lee** (Korean: 이승준, *Lee Seung-joon)* is a supporting character in Season 1. He was first introduced during Seonji's flashback story and returns when Nari is attending summer academy, eventually befriending her and reconnecting with Seonji. He attends Hyowon High.

## Background

When Seungjoon was in middle school, he met and developed an immense crush on Seonji, and asked her out multiple times despite her refusal. When he found out that Yeseul was friends with Seonji, he faked interest in Yeseul to get close with Seonji. Yeseul is hurt when she realized his true intentions, and she decided to leverage the situation in a way to get revenge on Seungjoon, as well as gain the upper hand over Seonji.

Yeseul told Seungjoon that she was aware of his feelings for Seonji, and proposed to help him with Seonji. He was duped by Yeseul into pretending he was Yeseul's boyfriend. Yeseul went on many fake "dates" with Seungjoon, in an effort to make Seonji jealous. She then told Seungjoon to confess to Seonji, knowing that Seonji was not interested in Seungjoon at all.

Seonji was upset when he confesses to her, as she thought he was going out with Yeseul now. She criticized him for pushing his unwanted affections on her, and blamed him for only thinking about himself rather than her situation. Seungjoon is crushed when he hears this, and finally realized that Yeseul played him all along. He called Yeseul after this realization to confront her. He admitted to Yeseul that although she lied to him on purpose, he was also in the wrong for involving her in the first place, and decided to just call it even between then.

Unbeknownst to Seungjoon, however, Yeseul also used the situation to make it seem as though Seonji stole her boyfriend, despite the fact that Seungjoon wasn't truly her boyfriend in the first place. When he found out about this, he stormed over to Yeseul and Seonji's class to set the record straight, but was stopped by Seonji, who didn't want Yeseul to suffer because of her. As a result of this, Seonji was seen as guilty by all the girls in her class, and became an outcast for the remainder of her middle school years.

Seungjoon later meets Seonji again during high school, when she was working at the Turtle Bakery. Seonji forgave him for everything that happened earlier, and they were able to make a fresh start.
Ona the Lifebringer

The Holy Symbol of Ona

### Worshiper alignments

**Ona** is one of the Primis known as the Lifebringer, Mother of Creation, and the Worldbearer. Her portfolio consists of Life, Nature, Earth and Balance. Those that venerate her are healers, midwives, hunters and some druids.

## Description

Ona is universally depicted as a buxom woman of indecipherable age. Artist interpretation has shown her as a woman in her late twenties up through her early forties, but all illustrations have kept her long raven-black hair. Her eyes are usually shown as a warm amber color, though at times she has been seen in art wearing a blindfold as a metaphor to her blindness to bias.

It is said that Ona sometimes takes other, less noticeable appearances. Some claim she has appeared as a vibrant water spring to those needing it whereas others believe she is represented by the largest trees in the forests across Lamaziel.
Mythril Island

## Mythril Isle

The Kingdom of Nandorwin settled a city on this island in their initial scouting and colonization of the northern areas of their lands. Before they met the Dwarven kingdom, they had the beginnings of the largest mithril mine in the continent. However, political dynamics shifted drastically within the human kingdom and its government, when they realized that not only was this island essentially in the Dwarves' land, but there were also warrens of tunnels dug by the stout race. It wasn't safe to remain in control of the island, and it would do much to curry favor with a potential ally to hand it over. And so Nandorwin gave up the island, allowing dwarven expertise to further develop the mine, and have the island within their borders in an official sense.
Woori Song

**Woori Song** (Korean: 송우리, *Song Woo-ri*) is a recurring character in Season 1. She is an elementary school student and art prodigy who frequently comes to the Tortoise Bakery to talk with Mirae Seo. Her brother is Youngchang.

## Appearance

Woori is short, chubby, and has frizzy black hair cut in a bob. Her eyes are usually covered by her thick red glasses. She typically wears a short-sleeved yellow shirt with a white smiley face on it, white shorts, and blue Crocs, and carries a black art cylinder case. Woori also carries a white tote bag on her left arm, and also usually carries her art notebook.

## Personality

Woori behaves much like an anime character, sophisticated and cold. She can be rather gluttonous, and shares much in common with Nari Oh while talking about food. Woori is very nerdy, and loves to draw and read comics: this caused a falling out with her former friend, Youngju Oh, who only wanted to be cool and not get mocked.

Woori is very skilled with drawing, but humbles herself, calling it "only doodling".

## Trivia

* Youngchang says Woori used to play with paper and pen since she was a baby. Woori isn't sure when she started drawing, but she had talent early on.
* Woori likes shaved ice.
* She speaks formally because one of her favorite characters from a comic speaks in that tone.
Lawful neutral

**Lawful neutral** characters were directed by logic, tradition, or a personal code in their actions. Order and organization, such as those provided by a strong government, were paramount to their beliefs.[1]

Lawful neutral combined reliability and honor without moral bias.[1] While they did not lack a moral compass, they believed ethical considerations were a distant second to what the laws of the land, ancient traditions or their personally held code of conduct dictated.[2][3] Whether they lived in a benevolent democracy or tyrannical dictatorship, these characters believed the benefits of organization and law outweighed any questions of morality.[2]

A functionary, soldier, or employee who follows orders without question regardless of the result,[1] an arms dealer who sells his wares to the highest bidder, whatever that bidder may do with them, and an impartial jurist who sticks rigidly to the rule book are all examples of lawful neutral characters.[2]

Opposing alignment

Lawful neutral characters believed in the structure and order that was provided by set rules, regulations and government, regardless of morality. Characters of chaotic neutral alignment completely evaded these in their individualism. These alignments were opposed to one another.[1]

## Appendix

### References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Jonathan Tweet, Monte Cook, Skip Williams (August 2000). *Player's Handbook 3rd edition*. (Wizards of the Coast), *p. 89*. ISBN 0-7869-1551-4.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Rob Heinsoo, Andy Collins, James Wyatt (June 2008). *Player's Handbook 4th edition*. (Wizards of the Coast), *p. 65*. ISBN 0-7869-4867-1.
3. ↑ Rob Heinsoo, Andy Collins, James Wyatt (June 2008). *Player's Handbook 4th edition*. (Wizards of the Coast), *p. 20*. ISBN 0-7869-4867-1.
Shield Peaks

## The Shield Peaks

A mountain range in the northern part of the Kingdom of Nandorwin. It is so named for its role as a natural defensive barrier. They are home to many mines that enrich the kingdom, and have led to many cultural and scientific achievements for the people. Long wooded areas stretch along the bases of the mountains forming the range, so fuel for the forges is never too far away.

The Peaks have previously served as a natural barrier between Nandorwin and the Iron Realm of Kharamunz, back before the two countries were on friendly terms. During their ancient conflict, Nandorwin seized the land beyond the Peaks in conquest before failing to cross the Undam Pass. Eventually both countries agreed to a peace treaty, but the Dwarves of the Iron Realm chose not to ask for the conquered land back.
Alignment

The **alignment** system is a two-dimensional grid, one axis of which measures a "moral" continuum between good and evil, and the other "ethical" between law and chaos. Those characters that fall on one of the extremes are "good" or "evil", "lawful" or "chaotic"; in addition, there is a middle ground of "neutrality" on both axes, describing characters that are indifferent, committed to balance, or conflicted about the struggle between good and evil (or law and chaos). By combining the two axes, any given character has one of nine possible alignments.

Certain classes are restricted in the sorts of alignment they can take. A paladin has traditionally been of lawful good alignment; rogues and barbarians are seldom lawful in alignment. Clerics and other priests must typically uphold the alignments favored by their deities. Druids must be wholly or partially neutral in their allegiances. Assassins are usually evil. **These restrictions have been somewhat relaxed in the 3rd and 5th editions** of the *Dungeons & Dragons* game, although a character's alignment may shift if he acts in marked variance from his declared alignment.

The original two-axis alignment system was restored in the 5th edition of the game.
Style guide

In general please keep things short (terse) and the main namespace is primarily Basic English.

content is better than no content.

Personal opinions and commentary can get annoying quickly. It may be ok to create a personal note on a stub article, but they should be placed on your personal User:Name page. just make a page called User:YourUserName , such as User:AirOp To make a link it looks like a chain., see the fandom

Learn to edit: https://community.wikia.com/wiki/Help:Editing editing guide.

## Use Headings

MakeSubPages

 AirOp prefers WikiLinks (camel case, no space) for links... however Wikipedia has defaulted to proper spacing and having it be lowercase. (with a case insensitive first character) it may be possible to move and rename pages if we settle on a convention.

## Dates

A certain opinionated early editor highly suggests to use YYYYMMDD format for dates, as the Chinese do... it makes sorting easy. If this exists after other people are still editing, there may not be enough people caring to change it :)

## Templates and tools

Hopefully there will be tools for people to create minutes for meetings and everyone can indicate their endorsements for certain tools. c

## Edit or not Edit

If you can edit it to make it better, please feel free to edit the material. If it is a major policy or purpose statement, we hope you have attended a few Seattle Polyglots meetings and know the organizer and message him if it is more than a simple typo. If possible move material rather than eliminating it. The software keeps track of changes and

## Removal of Material

In general, create an appropriate page for material and move it there rather than just deleting it. If someone posts a comment in first person, you may find it useful to copy and paste it on their user page.

Any illegal material should be removed. (it may even be removed by the hosting provider) Let the organizers know so the content can be \*deleted\* because normal edits save content. In addition content must adhere to the Fandom Wikia policies as long as content is hosted here.

There should be no hate speech (AirOp suggests no name calling--not even attribute assignments) It is very very easy to do racist and sexist speech it should be avoided. This is not a place to argue policy or about what culture should be, it can be a place to describe culture, and hosted content for lessons may do that, but in general this wiki is not for that.
Neutral evil

The **neutral evil** alignment was pure pragmatism without honor and without variation - survival of the ruthless. Neutral evil characters did whatever they could get away with and were completely out for themselves. They showed no remorse for those they killed, and had no love of order or law.[1]

They held no illusion that following laws or traditions would make them better people. On the other hand, they did not seek out conflict and strife like those of the chaotic evil alignment. Yet, some villains of this alignment held up evil as an ideal and committed malevolent acts for the sake of it, often in service of evil deities or secret societies.[1]

Career criminals, particularly those who harmed others for money, such as hired killers , were the most clear example of neutral evil.[2]

Opposing alignment

Characters of neutral evil alignment were concerned with getting ahead in life and looked out only for themselves. Neutral good characters performed kind deeds without other biases or mitigating factors. These alignments were in direct opposition with one another.[1]

## Appendix

### References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Jonathan Tweet, Monte Cook, Skip Williams (August 2000). *Player's Handbook 3rd edition*. (Wizards of the Coast), *p. 89*. ISBN 0-7869-1551-4.
2. ↑ Jonathan Tweet, Monte Cook, Skip Williams (August 2000). *Player's Handbook 3rd edition*. (Wizards of the Coast), *p. 89*. ISBN 0-7869-1551-4.
Chaotic evil

The **chaotic evil** alignment was power without control, selfishness unrestrained by law and order. Chaotic evil characters acted according to whatever their greed, hatred, and lust for destruction drove them to do. Whether out for themselves, or dedicated to a cause that spread evil and chaos, they were ruthless and brutal in their execution.[1]

Typically, they could only be made to align and work with others through force or coercion, with leaders lasting only as long as they could thwart attempts at being overthrown or assassinated.Ultimately, these characters will commit any act to further their own ends.[1]

Many serial killers would fit this description, as would indeed most of the more violent and reckless criminals found in the worst sorts of places.

Opposing alignment
Chaotic evil characters were free from any sense of order or morality.[1] Lawful good characters sought to do benevolent deeds for others within the confines of the laws of civilized society.[2] These two alignments were in opposition to one another.[1]
## Appendix

### References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Jonathan Tweet, Monte Cook, Skip Williams (August 2000). *Player's Handbook 3rd edition*. (Wizards of the Coast), *p. 90*. ISBN 0-7869-1551-4.
2. ↑ Jonathan Tweet, Monte Cook, Skip Williams (August 2000). *Player's Handbook 3rd edition*. (Wizards of the Coast), *p. 89*. ISBN 0-7869-1551-4.
The Genesis Theocracy

## Genesis

Genesis is a small continent on the southwestern hemisphere of Lamaziel, ruled by the Church of Genesis. The Church's primary cathedral is located in its capital, Origin City. Doctrine states that all heroes of the eras, sometimes referred to as Children of the Primis, appear within their borders.

The Church hierarchy is divided into four simple denominations: the Divine Cardinal, the Lord Bishop, the Exarch and the High Priest.

## Divine Cardinal

The Divine Cardinal is the spiritual leader of the entire Church of Genesis, devoting the majority of his or her time to studying the scriptures and speaking around the world at key events. The Cardinal also acts as the sole ambassador for Genesis, convening with leaders of the world and offering guidance and minor miracles on behalf of the Church for the people.

The process in which a Divine Cardinal is selected is a well-guarded secret, even among the clergy. Some speculate that the Primis themselves deign to mark a future Cardinal at birth with some sort of mark, be it visible or not; this mark is said to resonate with the marked whenever they are near a Genesis Church. Those marked are said to work their way up through the clergy from cleric to High Preist to Exarch, Lord Bishop and finally Divine Cardinal.

## Lord Bishop

The four Lord Bishops of the Church of Genesis serve as regional governors of the country, acting as a sort of council to lead in the absence of the Divine Cardinal as he or she travels Lamaziel. Aside from their collaborative duties, the Lord Bishops assist their individual Exarchs in governing their cities by providing necessary resource allotments in addition to tariff collections, about 20% of which go to road maintenance.

## Exarch

Exarchs act as town mayors or leaders, handling the day-to-day governing of their respective cities. In addition to their governing duties, the Exarchs serve as their city's spiritual chief. They accomplish this by writing sermons, speaking publicly for their constituents and helping pay bounties for quests taken by adventurers.

## High Priest

High Priests are the leaders of Church branches outside of Genesis. These men and women are typically clerics that have distinguished themselves in some fashion in their city or region either through great deeds or successful proselytizing.
English

English as of 2019 is one of the most popular second languages. England, Canada, Australia, India, South Africa speak it, and contrary to belief it is only the United States of America's defacto official language, some states have it as an official language.

Most events in the Seattle Area can be assumed to use American English. If there is a cross cultural group or community that wishes to study a language in one other than English, please create a wiki page for it, and link to it on related pages and your User:Name page.

British English

* list accents if you care.

American English

* list accents if you care
* Southern
* Boston

## Meetups

https://www.meetup.com/Seattle-Accent-Reduction-English-Pronunciation-Meetup/

https://www.meetup.com/Book-Club-for-English-as-a-Second-Language-Speaker/

## ESL Classes near Seattle

https://seattlecentral.edu/programs/basic-and-transitional-studies/esl

https://www.kentcov.org/esol

https://cisc-seattle.org/
Arcana Shift

Arcana/Shift is a MMORPG created by Solarflux Game Studios in the year 20XX. On the surface, Arcana/Shift is a standard swords and sorcery fantasy-like game, which led to many people glossing over the title for many months. In fact, until some well-known streamers picked the game up, the game lacked traction at all despite the robust systems built into the game. Boasting an ever-growing world and economy, the game has since been touted as a "real life fantasy simulation," where every event and quest has a very real and tangible effect on the world. Players have the ability to don arms and armor to roam the land in service to the people, take up a craft and hone their skills to create the most unique of items, hunt down despicable criminals (or be the very criminal being hunted!), or even seek to carve out part of the world as their own.

Every facet of the world was designed to be molded by player action and inaction, which led to the game becoming wildly popular almost overnight. With the sudden influx of players, the company behind the game announced that it would begin production of its first brand new fully-fledged expansion: Arcana/Transcend.
Neutral good

**Neutral good** characters desired good without bias for or against order.[1]

They did good for goodness' sake, rather than being directed to by law or by whim. Such characters would obey the law or break it when they felt it would serve a greater good. They weren't bound strongly to any particular social system or order. Their need to help others and reduce suffering took precedence over all else.[1]

A healer who treated both sides of a fight and somebody who fed the starving in a war zone were both examples of neutral good characters.[2]

Opposing alignment

Neutral good characters exhibited benevolence without reason. Those of neutral evil exhibited pure selfish pragmatism. These alignments were in opposition to one another.[2]

## Appendix

### References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 David "Zeb" Cook (April 1995). *Player's Handbook 2nd edition (revised)*. (TSR, Inc.), *p. 65*. ISBN 0-7869-0329-5.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Jonathan Tweet, Monte Cook, Skip Williams (August 2000). *Player's Handbook 3rd edition*. (Wizards of the Coast), *p. 89*. ISBN 0-7869-1551-4.
Cultures

Global Seattle

Seattle Polyglots

Find the Seattle Polyglots events at: https://www.meetup.com/Seattle-Polyglots/ (There are many ways of defining the word polyglot. Our definition is anyone who is passionate about languages.)

Find the Seattle Language & Culture Meetup at: https://www.meetup.com/Seattle-Language-Culture-Meetup/ (We are looking to our members to suggest their interest in movie nights, international dinners and cultural festivals.)