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Sharon

*“Down here, you can’t trust a sad face. That’s how they get you. They make you feel bad for them, for their suffering, and then they share the wealth.”*

 — Sharon to Roman in Chapter 7: Because I did (Gallows Humor)

## Debuts

### Graphic novel debut

N/A

Sharon is a secretary in
the Mausoleum. She is also the one that gives a tour and explanation of the
Mausoleum to the interns.

## Appearance

Sharon is a woman with mousy brown hair that is usually pulled into a ponytail.

## Personality

Sharon seems to be a
friendly woman as she gives Roman advice on his first day.  She is also described as someone who is
friendly and has a relaxed posture by Nathan Sheer. She is
also polite as seen when she gives a tour of the Mausoleum and respectfully
turns down Roman’s question about the Gallows.

Sharon seems to be disinterested
at times in her job as seen when she dismisses Roman when he arrives to work
and shrugs when asked about Ten’s whereabouts.

## Trivia

* She has been seen by Roman reading a book called *Glimmer of Hope.*

## References

1. ↑ *Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Shock Values* Chapter 26
2. ↑ *Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Gallows Humor* Chapter 77
3. ↑ *Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Gallows Humor* Chapter 14
Marty Freidman

**Martin Adam Friedman** (Japanese: マーティン・アダム・フリードマン, Hepburn: *Mātin Adamu Furīdoman*) is an American guitarist, best known for his tenure as the lead guitarist for thrash metal band Megadeth from 1990 to 2000. He is also known for playing alongside Jason Becker in Cacophony from 1986 until 1989, as well as his 13 solo albums and tours. Friedman has resided in Tokyo, Japan since 2003, where he has appeared on over 700 Japanese television programs such as *Rock Fujiyama*, *Hebimeta-san*, *Kōhaku Uta Gassen* and *Jukebox English*.

## History

He composed 'The Perfect World', which is the main theme of *B: The Beginning*
Cremona

**Cremona** officially the *Kingdom of Cremona* is the main location of B: The Beginning.

Cremona is an archipelagic nation under the rule of a monarchy, located in present day Italy(Cremona).

## History

### Rebuilding

Prior to rebuilding the 'Treaty of Venice' was signed which ended outright hostilities with other nations. This allowed time to grow the country, develop the economy, and improve the lives of the people.

## Geography

### Hols Island

Hols island is considered to be filled with old men and women, as well as tourist traps, it's part of the Sub-Palata sub-archipelagic region.

### Sila Island

Sila is the largest, most developed, and most Urban part of the Sub-Palata sub-archipelagic region.

## Government

Cremona is a kingdom and is therefore ruled by a monarch.

### Law enforcement

Cremona's law enforcement is divided into two: the Cremona Royal Police and the Royal investigation service.

### Military

The only known branch of the Cremona military is the Royal Army.

The Navy is mentioned though is not seen.

## Economy & Roads

Cremona has a multitude of roads that run within and throughout multiple Islands.

 Route 5
 Route 13
 Route 14
 Route 20
 Route 26
 Route 36
 Route 70
 Route 72

## Public Services

Cremona like any developed nation had public commodities like public restrooms, libraries, and transport.

There are 3 train/shuttle lines that run across/into Sila(The Main island of Cremona).

These are the Annular lines, which run across the outer edge and inner urban areas. The Crossing lines, which run in-between the Island to connect both sides. As well as the Aqua Line, which connects all of the islands within the archipelago together and connects Sila to the rest of archipelago from the all sides.

Rho Airport is an airport that sits near the sea in the south-eastern part of Sila.
Intrigue

Ce qu'il est censé se passer, ou ce qu'il s'est déjà passé. Ordre chronologique.

Il faut chercher une intrigue principale, qui relierait tous les personnages.

## Principales intrigues

Carter Copeland

* Mariage de Carol avec son père
* Son petit frère et sa dyslexie

Alice Delatour

* Le cousin d'Ophelia, Trevor
* Le cancer de son père

Ophelia Dearing

* Commerce de MDMA
* Liaison avec son professeur de maths

Leta Hillsmith

* Son renvoi de Providence
* La grossesse de sa mère à l'âge de 45 ans
Personnage Pauline

Le personnage de Pauline est un peu complexe à définir ou développer. Son personnage pourrait être populaire comme Pauline l'est dans la vie, mais il faudrait initier une difficulté. Aucun problème de famille apparent, peut-être une guerre des clans avec les familles influentes dans la ville. Je n'ai strictement aucune idée ou piste pour le prénom. Reste à savoir pour l'actrice, je vois une blonde, entre Madison Iseman et Ella Wahlestedt. Peut-être un nom de famille du style Hillsmith, un prénom comme Raven.

## Idées et développement

Je ne sais pas trop quoi faire de ce personnage...Il faut néanmoins savoir que c'est censé être un personnage principal. Il faut donc bien la mener quelque part, et qu'elle serve à autre chose que conduire l'histoire des filles.

## Caractéristiques

Elle serait gentille, mais assez moqueuse.
The Two Shrine Maidens

'Shrine Maidens' are figures mentioned in the Jet Black Epitaph. They were maidens assigned to the Black-Winged King.

## History

The 'Shrine Maidens' are figures mentioned in the Jet Black Epitaph. They were maidens assigned to the Black-Winged King. After he became king, the two maidens came before him and asked him to decapitate one of them and take their powers. The maiden that the king chose was the sixth one which granted the king greater powers.

## Present

Currently there are two shrine-maidens.

Izanami - Alive

Yuna - Alive
Dead Kyle

**Dead Kyle** was a serial killer and a minor character in *B: The Beginning*. He was initially tried and found guilty with the crime of murdering Keith Kazama Flick's younger adopted sister, Erika Kazama Flick. However, he was later proven innocent of that crime.

## Personality

Not much can be told of Dead's Kyle personality other than that he had a penchant for murder and was in the process of losing his mind during his trial.

## Appearance

Dead Kyle had the appearance of a man in his early twenties. He was of African-American descent and wore his black hair in dredlocks. He wore mostly military uniforms when working as a member of Market Maker until he was cut loose a couple of years prior to the start of B the Beginning.
Haunt

A haunt is a location or area where Pulsation is high.

## Overview

According to Roman, in layman’s terms, Haunts are considered
“possessed” places. If a person dies in a Haunt, depending on their death, they
might absorb the spiritual energy, even ghosts, from the location. This is why
Revenants can be considered as “haunted people.”

The energy absorbed from a Haunt is known as the Pulsation
count.

## References

1. ↑ *Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Gallows Humor* Chapter 9
Yukikaze

**Yukikaze** is a character in *B: The Beginning*. He appears in Episode 13. He was a researcher at 'Jaula Blanca'.

## Appearance

Yukikaze has silvery hair, ice-blue eyes, straight-faded eyebrows, and has no facial hair

## History

After the attack on 'Jaula Blanca', he continues his research with the remnants of the researchers, and is active as a researcher in next-generation research and analysis.

He seems to excel to collecting data and has leadership qualities that make him respected among his peers. Which are shown when he has the data to back up his claim that "Theoretically, Asagiri is more powerful and has greater potential that Koku" and as his subordinates listen to him with no question. He was present for the 'Cathedral fight', which injured his left ankle. He is show alive and fully healed during the ending of Episode 18.
Ophelia Dearing

**Ophelia "O" Dearing** est un des personnages principaux, l'amie d'Alice, de Leta, et de Carter, ainsi que la cousine de Trevor Dearing. Elle vit avec sa mère, Taylor, dans l'Upper East Side, dans un appartement luxueux offert par le père d'Ophelia, après que celui-ci est quitté sa famille pour partir avec son fiancé. Elle est également la nièce du docteur Frederic Wayland.
Mario Luis Zurita

**Mario Luis Zurita** is one of the major supporting characters in *B: The Beginning*. He is a detective with the Royal Investigative Services and is Keith and Lily's co-worker.

## Personality

Mario is a real tough guy. He takes no nonsense when it comes to scolding his co-workers. But, he worries and cares about them deep-down.

## Appearance

Mario has short blonde hair with brown eyes and a goatee. He wears the standard RIS uniform when on the job

## History

In the past, Mario was part of the same class of graduates as Lily Hoshina and Brian Brandon at the police academy. After graduation, he signed up with the RIS and was put in the same squad as the two of them.
Royal Investigation Service

### Current Members:

Eric Toga - Section Leader Keith Kazama Flick - Inspector Lily Hoshina - Inspector

Kaela Yoshinaga - Tech Specialist

Mario Luis Zurita - Inspector

Brian Brandon - Inspector

Boris Meyer - Inspector

Abbott - Inspector

## History

### Previous Members:

Jean Henri Richard - Inspector (Deceased)Gilbert Ross - Coroner (Deceased)

### Main Headqurters:

Cremona - Central Plaza

The **Royal Investigation Service** is a special branch of the Cremona Royal Police that's dedicated to investigating major serial murder cases.

## History

The **Royal Investigation Service** was founded by the Cremona government and has been around for a long time. It was originally created to maintain peace in Cremona and is used to investigate crimes that the Royal Police can't handle.

The crime unit that Eric Toga heads up is the Royal Investigation Service Unit 1.2, which Keith Kazama Flick is a member of.

## Section 1.2

**Section 1.2.** is a special unit that was originally created by Eric Toga to investigate the crimes of serial killers like Killer B and the murderer of Erika Kazama Flick's murder.

Though they are primarily made to investigate Killer B, most of the cases that they investigate wind up being the work of Reggies who work for Market Maker.

The team is composed of many elite individuals who hold talents that can be considered genius-level and they are dedicated to catching criminals.
Laica

**Laica** was one of the main antagonist characters in *B: The Beginning*.

## History

Being the only Reggie compatible with the eye of the Black King, he was isolated from all the kids in the institute. Gilbert Ross manipulated him, into thinking that he's only a harvester for Koku.

During the attack in the institute, he found a phantom Reggie, and named him Minatsuki to act in his place (although he's the one who's really pulling the strings).

## Relationships

### Izanami

It seems as though Laica and Izanami have been friends for quite some time during their time at Jaula Blanca however, it is unknown as to how their relationship turned out to be during and after the two joined Market Maker together with Yuna and the others. Since Laica is capable of altering memories just like Koku which he seemingly used on Minatsuki and Yuna, it is unknown whether he also used his power on Izanami in order for them to forget him.

### Koku

Laica bears hatred for Koku mainly because of what Regulus has told him about him being "spare parts" of the King. This became his reason to desire breaking the Jet Black Epitaph and become the "new Black-Winged King" by annihilating Koku.

## Quotes

* “*It’s just like the myth says. I guess the end won’t be happening here. It’s as if the inscription longs for the ending to take place at that spot.*”

* “*This signifies the beginning of the end, as well as the long-awaited hour that will mark the crowning of a new black-winged king.*”

## Etymology

* Laica is the Latin singular form of the noun for a laywoman. One who has not received any of the religious orders granted by the Church and therefore does not belong to the clergy. It is also used as an adjective.

* It is used in modern Italian, Spanish and Portuguese.

* The male form would be Laico ( Kanji: ライコ.)

* The English form from the Mid 16th Century is laic, used as both a noun and an adjective. It is however used for both female and male members of the laity.

* "Laica" might also come from the name of the Russian space dog "Laika" who was sent in to space to orbit the earth alone on a spacecraft as an experiment and died from heat. This might also explain him being an experiment for the sake of the research about the Black Winged King and was killed because of this. *(This is only a theory because it was not revealed where Laica's name came from)*

## Trivia

* He's the main reason why Gilbert Ross orchestrated the attack on the institute.
* Gilbert Ross described him as the "Perfect Reggie."
Yellow

**Mr. Yellow** is a character in *B: The Beginning*. He appears in Episode 2.

## Appearance

Mr. Yellow has brown eyes, bushy eyebrows, and a stubbly goattee. He wears a yellow jacket that says "Frow" on the front and has the numerals 14 on the back.

## Quotes

"I'm sorry, this has to be done, you see, without your sacrifice our grand plan would never become a reality."

"You should be very proud of your contribution."
Erika Kazama Flick

**Erika Kazama Flick** is a minor character in *B: The Beginning*. She was Keith's sister who was killed prior to the series.

## Personality

From what can be told about her, Erika was a very kind woman who could cheer up anyone.

## Appearance

Erika had shoulder-length black hair and brown eyes. She apparently looks very similar to Lily, however she used to wear red glasses.

Erika also had three distinctive birthmarks shaped like three stars on her the back of her left shoulder.

## History

### Childhood

Erika was adopted into the Flick family when she was a toddler. She grew up with Keith and attended some of the same schools with him.

### Erika's Murder

When Erika and Keith attended university, she apparently met Gilbert Ross and the two of them became friends. However, Gilbert developed feelings for her, and was shocked to discover that Erika had romantic feelings toward her adoptive brother, Keith.
Out of shock, Gilbert kidnapped, tortured and murdered her by slicing up her body. He then dumped her body in the mountains where it was later discovered. Her murder became the driving force for Keith's hunt for her killer, 8 years later .

### Killer B Incidents

Despite being dead, Erika's presence still lingers in the minds of her loved ones. She is very much the cause for Keith getting involved with the Killer B cases and Gilbert still speaks to her now and again as a ghost.

## Relationships

### Keith Kazama Flick

Keith is Erika's older brother. The two of them are not related by blood, with Erika being adopted into Keith's family. However, they were apparently close when she was alive, with Gilbert Ross suggesting that Erika had romantic feelings for Keith.

Keith was deeply traumatized when his sister was murdered and became obsessed with finding her killer. He eventually gets over her death when he takes down her killer, Gilbert Ross.

### Gilbert Ross

Prior to her murder, Erika and Gilbert were friends who had known each other for a long time. Gilbert apparently had feelings for Erika and viewed her as his light who could keep his more murderous urges at bay. That all changed, however, when Gilbert realized that Erika had illicit feelings for her older adoptive brother, Keith. Gilbert then kidnapped, tortured and murdered Erika before dumping her body and had a Reggie named Dead Kyle take the blame for her murder.

## Etymology

Erika is a old Norse name that means 'ever-powerful' or 'eternal ruler.' Her name also refers to a genus of plants called 'Heather.'

In Japanese, the kanji that composes Erika translates to 'Beneficial Pear Fragrance.'

## References

1. Episode 8==Navigation==

1. ↑ Episode 8
Gilbert Ross

**Gilbert Ross** was the head forensics coroner at the Royal Investigative Service. He served as the main antagonist in *B: The Beginning.*

## Appearance

Gibert Ross had short white hair with blue eyes. He was always seen wearing turtleneck sweaters and his lab coat when performing his duties as coroner.

## Personality

Gilbert Ross was a very complicated character. At first, Gilbert appears to be a nice guy who harbored faith in Keith and wished for him to get over his sister, Erika's death. He also had a smoking problem which he tried to hide.

However, later in the series, it's revealed that Gilbert was actually not the man that he made himself out to be; having a 'dissociative personality disorder.'

For most of the time, Gilbert appeared to be normal to everyone around him, however at night, Gilbert's more psychotic side emerged to commit murders. In this state, Gilbert appeared to be rather ruthless and sadistic, often employing mind games against Keith and liked inflicting pain on others. However once the murder was over, Gilbert would reset himself back to his normal personality to forget the memory of having committed such murders.

Gilbert also suffered from a inferiority complex to Keith Flick. He constantly lamented that he was unable to beat 'Genie' and strived to beat him, even if that meant making Keith kill him.

Gilbert was also in love with Keith's sister, Erika. Despite being the one who killed her, Gilbert still talked to her being unable to get over her murder. He was also quite dependent on Erika's memory to suppress his more destructive urges.

## Etymology

Gilbert a name that is Norman-French in origin deriving from the Germanic *Gisilberht* or *Gisalberht,* meaning 'Bright Pledge.'

The first element, *Gil-*, comes from Germanic *gīsil*, meaning "shaft of an arrow" or *gisal* "pledge, hostage", while the second element, *-bert* comes from Germanic *-behrt*, short form of *beraht*, meaning "bright" or "famous".

 The surname Ross has its roots in Scottish Galic and German, though the original spellings differ slightly.

Traditional Scottish Gaelic spelling *ros* Scottish Gaelic for 'promontory' or 'headland,' it is an English and Scottish habitational surname; derived from the custom of naming people after the place where they originated.

One of three traditional German names for equines: Pferd, **Ross**, Rössel. Ross is now only used in parts of Southern Germany and is not used in normal conversational German as it is perceived as poetic, archaic, or restricted to noble riding horses.

## Trivia

* It's interesting to note that the Germanic elements that make up the first part of Gilbert's name, *gisil* which means "pledge" also means "hostage," signifying that Gilbert is his own hostage to his more murderous tendencies
Boris Meyer

**Boris Meyer** is a main supporting character in *B: The Beginning*. He is an inspector for the Royal Investigative Services and is Lily Hoshina's superior.

## Personality

Boris is a kind but strict person. He shows great concerns for others, especially Keith and Lily, but is not afraid to scold them for their foolishness.

He does tend to ramble about subjects, given his age.

## Appearance

Boris has grey hair, blue eyes and is partly bald. He wears the standard RIS uniform when on duty.

## Relationships

### Keith Kazama Flick

Boris has been friends with Keith for a very long time. He was there when Keith's sister was brought in after her murder and has helped Keith out of several jams in the past.

### Lily Hoshina

Boris is Lily's superior and guidance teacher within the RIS. He informs her quite a lot about Keith and treats her like a daughter, being constantly concerned for her safety.
Asagiri

**Asagiri** is a character in *B: The Beginning*. She appears in Episode 13. She is a second-generation recreation of 'Koku'

## Appearance

Asagiri has blond hair, aquamarine eyes, and stiff eyebrows

## History

Asagiri is a second generation canon from 'Jaula Blanca', In order for the King and Yukikaze to continue their research and surpass Koku, they incorporated Koku's DNA information and existing abilities into her.

She is able to lure Koku to a forest within Episode 13, fighting him to the point of losing her sword and being disabled.

Theoretically, Asagiri is more powerful and has greater potential that Koku, due to her advanced characteristical traits. As shown when she and Kazan "double-teamed" Koku during their fight at the Cathedral. Yet, during their third fight in Episode 17, Asagiri is again disabled and unable to continue despite still show fierce resistance. She is show alive and fully healed during the ending of Episode 18.
Royal Family of Cremona

The Royal Family of Cremona is the Royal Family of 'The Kingdom of Cremona', commonly known as 'Cremona'.

Cremona is Authoritian Monarchist state where the King is both of Head of State & Head of Government.

The current King is BLANK

## Structure

The structure of the Royal family of Cremona seems to be the King, followed by the prince within the line of succession.

King: BLANK - Alive

Prince: BLANK - Alive

## History

The first King of Cremona was the human to have slain the original Black-Winged King & his court.
MAN WITH A MISSION

**Man with a Mission**, stylized in all caps and sometimes shortened as **MWAM**, is a Japanese rock band which was formed in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan, in 2010. The band currently consists of five band members, with stage names of Tokyo Tanaka (vocals, leader), Jean-Ken Johnny (guitar, vocals, rap), Kamikaze Boy (bass guitar, backing vocals), DJ Santa Monica (DJ, sampling) and Spear Rib (drums). Their distinguishing feature is that all of the members wear differently designed wolf masks during both their concerts and their music videos. Many of their singles have been used as theme songs for a variety of anime, live-action movies, and video games.
Jaula Blanca Royal Scientific Research Institute

'Jaula Blanca Royal Scientific Research Institute' was a research institute located in Cremona.

## History

Jaula Blanca Research Institute created 'Reggies' from a series of experiments that were conducted over hundreds of years to revive a set of ancient, winged gods. Originally known as the 'Promised Children,' these groups of individuals were normally kept locked up. However, as funds began to dwindle due to the king refusing to finance the Institute anymore, the leader of the institute came up with the idea to use the Promised Children as weapons to balance out the chaos and order of the country, leading to the creation of Market Maker.

## Destruction

Market Maker launched an attack on the Jaula Blanca Research Institute to both kill Professor Heath Kazama Flick and the completed winged progenitors, and to capture Minatsuki (the only perfected Reggie) before he could be eliminated by the military.

The attack resulted in the destruction of the research institute and the massacre of the scientists/children there.
Victorian Tale

Victorian Tale is the fifth book written by K.L. Somniate, and it is a part of the Memoirs of the Mausoleum universe. It was made available on January 21, 2018. It is self-published through CreateSpace.

## Official Summary

When a person dies in a haunted place, he or she can be resurrected by the spirits inhabiting that physical space. They become a paranormal entity with bizarre, diverse, lethal superhuman abilities based on the nature of their death. Their soul is forced to take on the burden of a person's worst memories and most awful feelings. Some are strong enough to rise above the inclination to cruelty and retain their sanity, morality, and what's left of their human soul; others are not. Regardless of how they choose to live with the aftermath, the end result is that they are no longer human. They are a new paranormal being known as a Revenant. In this world lives fifteen-year old Victoria, who by great misfortune, finds herself in a haunted space on the day of her murder. Upon awakening, she is not immediately aware of her new state of being, but the new presence in her mind, a Revenant soul named Malek, quickly makes itself known and she is thrust into a world she never wanted to be a part of. As a consequence, she also finds herself the victim of much unwanted attention, from both humans and Revenants alike. Revenants might be dangerous, but being a Revenant, and a very unwilling one at that, is much more so.
Takeru

**Takeru** is a minor antagonist character who works for Market Maker in *B: The Beginning*.

## Appearance

Takeru has short aqua colored hair and blue eyes. He wears clown make-up on his face in the form of the orange star around his left eye and a pink teardrop under his right eye.

His outfit consists of a white long-sleeved T-shirt, a black vest, black gloves and grey pants with black shoes. He also wears a red belt with a gunholder in it.

## Relationships

### Kukuri

Kukuri was the twin sister of Takeru, until she was killed by Minatsuki for questioning his orders.
Minatsuki

**Minatsuki** was one of the main antagonists in *B: The Beginning*. He was one of the head agents of Market Maker, a shadowy government organization that controls Cremona's social order from the darkness.

## Personality

Initially, Minatsuki is shown to be a cool and rational person. He is obsessed with capturing Koku for the sake of their plans and is mostly unaffected whenever Market Maker fails to capture Koku. Minatsuki is devoted to helping Regulus and is also willing to sacrifice his comrades and pawns to attain his goals.

As the series continues, Minatsuki is eventually revealed to be a Reggie, a failed byproduct of super-soldier experimentation to resurrect a set of ancient winged gods, led by the Black-Winged King. As a result of his Reggie nature, Minatsuki starts gradually losing his grip on his mind, due to the side-effects of being born a Reggie. He slowly starts developing a quick temper and becomes even more increasingly violent to the point that he starts killing his own comrades, as he starts losing control of his powers.

By the end of the series, Minatsuki completely loses his mind. He becomes obsessed with killing Koku and starts developing psychotic tendencies. It is then revealed that Minatsuki's personality is fake and that he is just a empty shell that was created by Laica (the true Minatsuki) to serve as his phantom. This revelation causes Minatsuki to doubt his identity and his mind to completely break down .

## Appearance

Minatsuki is a tall, long-blonde hair young man. He has blue-green eyes and often wears a black suit. He often wears red clown make-up over his eyes and has the Market Maker tattoo on his right hand.

Judging by his height and Reggie nature at the end of the series, Minatsuki's age can be said to be around 19 (at the start of the series) and almost 20 by the end of it.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Expert Combatant:** Minatsuki is an expert combatant. He is skilled at hand to hand combat and is an expert at using swords. His skill is so good that he can keep up with Koku, even as his mentality starts to fade.
* **Gold Steel Blade:** After having his left arm cut off by Regulus (Gilbert Ross) to avoid dying from Blue Metal poisoning, Minatsuki gains a steel gold blade as a prosthetic replacement arm. It is capable of slicing through most things, however, it can be destroyed by an activated Lohengrin.
* **Superhuman Speed:** Minatsuki is extremely fast. His speed allows him to avoid or deflect bullets with ease and he can also keep up with a progenitor (Koku).
* **Superhuman Strength:** Being a Reggie, Minatsuki naturally has superhuman strength. He easily crush steel and can kill a person with his bare hands.

## Trivia

* He is the "Phantom" of the Real Minatsuki, Laica.
Albert Puzo

Albert Puzo was the head of the Jaula Blanca Royal Scientific Research Institute.

## History

Albert Puzo was the Head of the Jaula Blanca Royal Scientific Research Institute. When the King had decided to pull funding from the organization, which would've caused them to cut Jaula Blanca's experiments in reviving the 13-winged progenitors, Puzo suggested that to alleviate this problem, the King use the 'Reggies' (who were back then known as the Promised Ones) as a secret government task force meant to control the peace and chaos of the country. The King agreed, and 'Market Maker' was created.

## Relationships

### Gilbert Ross

Gilbert Ross was the son the son of Albert Puzo, their relationship is unknown. But suspected be largely negative/neutral.

## Death

Albert Puzo died at the hands of his own son (Gilbert Ross), when Gilbert sliced his head open/off.
K.L. Somniate

K.L. Somniate is the author of the trilogy Memoirs of the Mausoleum*.* The series is
self-published and can be found on Amazon, CreateSpace, and Barnes and Nobles.

## Book Series

Memoirs of the Mausoleum

* Memoirsofthe Mausoleum: Gallows Humor – *January 17, 2016*

* Memoirsofthe Mausoleum: Shock Values – *March 24, 2016*

* Memoirs ofthe Mausoleum: Roman’s Numeral – *December 25, 2016*

Borderlines *– April 1, 2017*

Victorian Tales

* Victorian Tale – *January 21, 2018*

Graphic Novels

* Memoirs ofthe Mausoleum *– April 20, 2017*

## Trivia

* K.L. Somniate runs the website: memoirsofthemausoleum.wordpress.com, where there is information on the characters and the series.
* K.L. Somniate also runs a Tumblr: klsomniate.
Witch

A witch is one of the species in the Memoirs of the Mausoleum universe.

## Overview

Hybrid witches exist according to Briser in his interview
with Branson.

 Their abilities are enough to strike fear as shown when
Briser tells Branson that he did not report neither Ten or his mother because
he thought they were witches.

According to Branson, there used to be a time when
uninitiated witches were often mistaken for Revenants.

 According to Branson, witches share their magic through
ritual. A witch needs to be initiated in order to fully activate their witch
powers.

 A full-blown witch cannot become a Revenant. It is implied
that a witch would become dust before possibly turning into a Revenant.

If a witch is never initiated prior to their death, they
will lose all traces of magic.

## Abilities

According to Briser, some witches have the ability to turn
humans into rats.

According to Branson, One had the ability to stop hearts,
lungs, and blood. Branson states that this is one of the many powers that can
manifest in a witch. Though, he also states that it is a rare witch power, and
that it is very backwoods and a little taboo.

## Trivia

* One is revealed to be a half-breed witch.
* The reason why One was never initiated was because she was from a disgraced line, meaning her parents were unaware of their witch genes.
* Nathan Sheer considers someone being a half-breed witch worse than someone being a Revenant.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Roman’s Numeral* Chapter 1
2. ↑ *Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Roman’s Numeral* Chapter 47
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 *Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Roman’s Numeral* Chapter 109
4. ↑ *Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Roman’s Numeral* Chapter 107
5. ↑ *Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Roman’s Numeral* Chapter 28
Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Shock Values

Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Shock Values is the second book of
the Memoirs of the Mausoleum trilogy written by K.L. Somniate. It was made
available on March
24, 2016. It is self-published through CreateSpace.

## Official Summary

When a person dies in a haunted place, he or she can be
resurrected by the spirits inhabiting that physical space and become a
paranormal entity with bizarre, lethal superhuman abilities based on the nature
of their death. Because of the terrifying powers this creature, a Revenant,
gains upon resurrection, humans struggle to keep them contained in the
Mausoleum, a prison designed to contain them and create revenue for scientific
research by forcing Revenants to participate in brutal death matches. Roman Sheer,
an intern at the Mausoleum, struggles to remember his shared past with the
unstable Revenant number Ten. Together, they confront both the living and the
dead, Roman trying to figure out his past, and Ten trying to figure out his
future. But the world of the undead has never been black and white, and neither
of them anticipate coming across a dark secret lurking deeper than even the
Gallows of the Mausoleum, a secret that could destroy the thin line between the
living and the dead.
Roman's Winter Cabin

The winter cabin is a notable location that is owned by
Roman’s family. It is a place significant to Ten, and is where he and Roman
slept when they were caught in a storm.

## Overview

The winter cabin is owned by Roman’s father. According to
Roman, it was previously owned by someone else until they went to jail. The
landlord then gave it to Roman’s father after not knowing what to do with the
place.

Roman and his dad use the cabin when the latter wants to
fish or hike.

The cabin has a queen-sized bed.

The key to the cabin is hidden outside of it, though the
location is not exactly stated.

## In-Story

In chapter 52 of Gallows Humor, there is a flashback of Ten and Roman when
they were children being

caught up in a storm and taking refuge in the winter
cabin. The boys change out of their wet clothes and share the bed together and
eventually fall asleep, waiting for the storm to pass.
Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Gallows Humor

Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Gallows Humor is the first book of the Memoirs of the Mausoleum trilogy written by K.L. Somniate. It was made available on January 17, 2016. It is self-published through CreateSpace.

## Official Summary

To some, the idea of committing horrendous acts of violence and cruelty against another human being is repulsive. To others, it is a regrettable occurrence, a last resort but always an option. And for a select few, it’s a hobby. Locations where a horrifying crime or crimes have occurred are known as “haunted” places. They are relatively harmless, miserable, but lacking any real danger. Ghosts can’t hurt you, after all. The same cannot be said for a Revenant. When a person dies in a haunted place, he or she can be resurrected by the spirits inhabiting that physical space and become a paranormal entity with bizarre, lethal superhuman abilities based on the nature of their death. Because of these terrifying powers a Revenant gains upon resurrection, humans struggle to keep them contained in the Mausoleum, a prison designed to contain them and create revenue for scientific research by forcing Revenants to participate in brutal death matches. Naïve young intern Roman Sheer enters this twisted world searching for a purpose in life, but he soon receives more than he ever expected when a long-time resident, the violent, mentally unstable Revenant number Ten, massacres several employees. But during the incident, Ten unexpectedly spares Roman's life, prompting the Mausoleum director to reassign Roman to his case. Roman soon learns that he shares a complicated past with Ten, one which he mysteriously cannot remember. As he attempts to piece together his own past and learn more about Ten, the other Revenants, and the meaning of their existence, he struggles with his perceptions of morality as he descends into the chaotic world of the undead.
Memoirs of the Mausoleum (Series)

Memoirs of the Mausoleum is a trilogy of horror and psychology thriller written by K.L. Somniate. The first book was published on January 17, 2016 with over 373 pages. A graphic novel of the first book was started on April 20, 2017 by Anibun collaborating with K.L. Somniate. It currently has six chapters.

## Plot

The trilogy follows the story of a Revenant by the name of Ten who is a resident of the Mausoleum—a prison of sorts that houses dangerous Revenants and forces them to fight in gladiator-style matches for the purposes of entertainment. After meeting a childhood friend, Roman Sheer, Ten begins to interact with the walls within the Mausoleum like he has not before. He meets Seven, a Haint—a high-ranked Revenant—and works together with her to take down the other Haints in order to escape the Mausoleum.

## Book Series

All three books in the series were self-published by the author through the use of CreateSpace. The books can also be found on Amazon and Barnes and Nobles.

The first book, Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Gallows Humor, was published on January 17, 2016. The second book, Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Shock Values, was published on March 24, 2016. The third book, Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Roman’s Numeral, was published on December 25, 2016.

## Graphic Novel

The graphic novel, titled Memoirs of the Mausoleum, is a collaboration project between Anibun, the artist, and K.L. Somniate. It is featured for free on the website Tapas. The first chapter was released on April 20, 2017.

It is currently on chapter six.
Necrologist

A Necrologist, also known as a Thanatologist, is a scientist
that does research on Revenants.

## Overview

Necrologists work in the Corpse Deck of the Mausoleum. They are described by Sharon as the research team.

Their official name is Thanatologist due to the Department of Thanatology, which the Department responsible for regulating Revenant movement.

Roman’s supervisor had informed him that experienced interns (college interns) were the ones who gathered preliminary data for Necrologists, then act as their assistants. Necrologists perform behavioral experiments.

Most Necrologists are young since they quiet the job early
or are killed before they could reach a decent age.

The retirement age for a Necrologist is forty.

Necrologists who have made it to forty and are still Necrologists usually because they are obsessed with the job.

## Trivia

* Necrologists’ wear a grey uniform.
* Most Necrologists do not want to work with Ten, as it implies strange, unorthodox experiments that Branson suggests, or any psychological manipulation tests.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Gallows Humor* Chapter 15
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 *Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Gallows Humor* Chapter 17
3. ↑ *Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Gallows Humor* Chapter 5
Memoirs of the Mausoleum (Graphic Novel)

The Memoirs of the Mausoleum graphic novel is illustrated by Anibun. It is a collaborative effort between Anibun and K.L. Somniate—the author of the Memoirs trilogy. The graphic novel is featured on the website Tapas. The first chapter was released on April 20, 2017. There are currently six chapters.

## Official Summary

To some, the idea of committing horrendous acts of violence and cruelty against another human being is repulsive. To others, it is a regrettable occurrence, a last resort but always an option.

And for a select few, it’s a hobby.

Locations where a horrifying crime or crimes have occurred are known as “haunted” places. They are relatively harmless, miserable, but lacking any real danger. Ghosts can’t hurt you, after all.

The same cannot be said for a Revenant.

When a person dies in a haunted place, he or she can be resurrected by the spirits inhabiting that physical space and become a paranormal entity with bizarre, lethal uperhuman abilities based on the nature of their death.

Because of these terrifying powers a Revenant gains upon resurrection, humans struggle to keep them contained in the Mausoleum, a prison designed to contain them and create revenue for scientific research by forcing Revenants to participate in brutal death matches.
Kirisame

**Kirisame** is a character in *B: The Beginning*, and one of Koku's childhood friends back at Jaula Blanca. He supposedly perished during the attack after he sacrificed himself to save Koku, but he was later revealed to have survived and is looking forward to meeting Koku again.

## History

Kirisame is mostly seen in flashbacks, being one of the children in Jaula Blanca Institute. During the attack by the Reggies on the Institute, Dr Kazama orders Kirisame to take Koku to a different shelter in the woods where he promises them they will both be safe. After convincing Koku to leave behind his friends, specifically Yuna, Kirisame and Koku run into the woods. Just as they reach the tree shelter, they are attacked by the soldiers. Kirisame tells Koku to go into the shelter and lock the door, telling him he will see him soon. Kirisame's arm turns into blue steel and he runs to attack the soldiers with some of the other children that arrived on scene.

    When Koku leaves the tree shelter after the fight, Kirisame seems to have died from wounds, along with the other children. Koku goes back to the Institute, and after receiving instructions on what to do, cuts off Kirisame's arm so he can have that ability.

Kirisame's arm of blue steel sword is then used by Koku all throughout the show. During Koku's fight with Laica/Minatsuki, Koku tells Minatsuki that his friends, including Kirisame, are living on within him.

In the post-credits scene of the Episode 12, Kirisame is revealed to be alive. He admonishes an unknown person, telling him that the failure of taking down Koku was because they left it to a Reggie. He then states that he has been hoping to see Koku, to get his arm back and that he will keep his promise to Koku of seeing him soon.

He first reappears within the current timeline near the end of Episode 13, and reintroduces himself to Koku . He is present throughout the second the season, and mainly works behind the scenes to set up certain key events. He is show alive and fully healed during the ending of Episode 18. Due to his status as a Clansman of the Black-Winged King, he hears Koku's calling to him. He easily pinpoints Koku's location to meet him, the last scene of Episode 18 shows them facing off.

## Relationships

### Koku

When he was younger, Kirisame used to habitually pick on Koku and Yuna and get into fights with Koku by teasing Koku and Yuna about their relationship. However, on the night of the attack on the research institute, Kirisame showed that he was willing to sacrifice his life to protect Koku because he was their king and promised to see him again.

### Yuna

Yuna is also one of the children who was at the same research facility as Kirisame; whom used to pick on her in order to get Koku to fight him. Even though, they are fellow clansmen of the Black-winged king, Kirisame is not as close to Yuna.

### Heath Kazama Flick

To Kirisame, Heath was akin to a father figure. He was the one who raised Kirisame and Kirisame always made sure to obey Heath's orders, especially when it was important.
Haint

A Haint is a Revenant that is in the single-digits. Revenants One through Nine are considered Haints. Haints are the most powerful
Revenants. According to Roman, Haints are also known as Identified.

## Privileges

Due to their strength, Branson allows certain Haints to have
privileges, which are split up into “codes.”

Code silver are Haints that are allowed to leave the
compound for certain amounts of time. According to Seven, some Haints gain this
occasional privilege without being seen as officially code silver, but their
status is revoked too often that they can never gain the silver status. One,
Two, Three, and Four are permanently code silver. Five and Six gain the
occasional privilege but never keep the status.

Code yellow means that the Revenant can walk anywhere in the
prison whether it is day or night. They are not restricted to a cell. Seven is
code yellow.

Code red means a Revenant is confined to their cell. If they
escape, a Jackal will be sent to catch the Revenant, not kill them.

Code black means that if the Revenant gets close to a door,
Reapers and Necrologists are allowed to murder them on sight. Ten was a code
black in the beginning of Gallows Humor.

If a Haint decides to escape, they will be either hunted and
killed, or dragged back, which means they lose all their privileges
permanently.

## Known Haints

* One
* Two
* Three
* Four
* Five
* Six
* Seven
* Eight
* Nine
* Ten (later on)
* New Nine
* New Eight

## Trivia

* It is assumed that Nine and Eight are code yellow, though it is never stated.
* According to Seven, the reasons why Haints usually do not escape is because they no longer have anything to do in society. They have no home, family, or friends. They are guaranteed to be hunted down by Reapers, witches, Jackals, and the Department of Thanatology.
* The New Nine and New Eight are not considered Haints, since they only gained their position through the deaths of the originals. They are also not considered as strong. It is implied that either the New Eight or Nine was killed by Five.

## References

1. ↑ *Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Gallows Humor* Chapter 14
Fuxi

**Fu-xi** (pronounced "*foo-SHEE*"), regarded by snakes as **Lord Fu-xi**, is a character from the Nickelodeon television series *Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness*. He is a cobra descended from the Dragon Gods who fought nobly to defend China of evildoers. He then turned renegade when he was betrayed by others (the "two-leggers") who feared his power and slew his snake family. He serves as the main antagonist in the episode "Serpent's Tooth".
Cord

A Cord, also known as a “state-of-the-art Cord,” is
an item that the staff in the Mausoleum wear. Cords are also given out to
spectators before they enter the Arena.

## Appearance

A Cord is described as a watch with a square screen. It is apparently easy to remove as Seven removed Roman’s without trouble.

## Functions

A Cord has multiple functions depending on who is wearing
it. If it is a spectator watching a fight in the Arena, they can take bets on
it. It is seen that most people remove the Cord or stop paying attention to it
once they finish betting.

Branson’s Cord can switch the channel from the dark hallways
and cells to a close-up of the Arena.

Branson’s Cord “goes off” when it shows him messages, such as
when he was alerted that Four was in his area as well as what his mood was.

As shown with Roman’s Cord, it also activates certain
elevators, such as the one that goes past the first floors into the
underground. The elevator cannot be activated without the Cord being placed
upon the scanner screen. The scanner screen reads the Cord code and confirms
the person’s employment and clearance level.

Cords also have a panic button, and right next to it there
is the “session terminated button.” Both buttons notify the guards.

Cords can also send alerts to the user, notifying them of
things such as escaped prisoners.

A Necrologists Cord has the option to call Reapers. It can also unlock doors in the Gallows.

A Cord is needed in order to pass the main doors, according
to Seven.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Gallows Humor* Chapter 12
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 *Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Gallows Humor* Chapter 1
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Gallows Humor* Chapter 14
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 *Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Gallows Humor* Chapter 69
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 *Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Gallows Humor* Chapter 15
6. ↑ *Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Gallows Humor* Chapter 37
7. ↑ *Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Gallows Humor* Chapter 17
8. ↑ *Memoirs of the Mausoleum: Gallows Humor* Chapter 19
Moana

**Moana** is the protagonist of Disney's 2016 animated feature film of the same name. Born on the island village of Motunui, Moana is the daughter of Chief Tui and Sina, with an inherited love for the seas and voyaging. When her island becomes endangered, Moana is chosen by the ocean to journey across the sea to save both her people and the world. Her boyfriend and now husband is Lloyd Garmadon
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## Characters

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## Creators

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## The Series

**Memoirs of the Mausoleum** is a trilogy created by K.L. Somniate. There is also a graphic novel by the same name illustrated by Anibun.

The series follows the story of a Revenant named Ten and his childhood friend Roman Sheer. With the help of a fellow Haint named Seven, Ten begins to battle other Haints in the Onslaught and face the darkness of the Mausoleum.