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Captain Clefas Lotta

**Clefas Lotta** was a Captain in the Griffon Kingdom Armed Forces sent to reinforce the Feymar crystal mine expedition. She reveals herself and the reinforcements as traitors sent by Archmage Velan Deirus to kill the Ernas sisters.

## Appearance

Clefas Lotta was a woman in her mid 20's, about 1.6 meters (5'3") tall with wheat-blonde hair and hazel eyes, born and raised in the north. She always wore make-up to lighten the pallor of her skin.

## Personality

Lotta was a smart and competent woman, but too ambitious for her own good. One would never knew if she served the army, her political allies' interests, or her own.

## Background

After an undead ambush, Captain Phloria reports to General Berion, who orders a battalion of reinforcements led by Captain Lotta. Phloria has Friya's Crystal Shield Guild members observe Lotta, noticing that she spends an excessive amount of time on her communication amulet.

While the Ernas sisters are trapped inside the tunnels, Kallion Nuragor arrives informing her of the failure to kill the Ernas. Lotta enacts lockdown protocol, disabling communications and summoning an undead army. Kallion reveals to Tlea, Captain Kortus, and Wyra of Archmage Deirus' arrangement with the Undead Courts to kill the Ernas sisters in exchange for the rights to the crystal veins. The battalion sent to reinforce the expedition consists of those on Deirus' payroll or that have been converted to thralls.

Tlea agrees to turn traitor and kills Kortus, who refuses. Wyra attempts to run away with her friend Rotha, and both Lotta and Kallion reveal themselves as thralls before chasing them down. Lotta and the traitorous army battalion surround Lith, but are wiped out by his Nova Series spells.

## Quotes

* *"Verhen is but one man and after that spell, he must have run out of mana! Today is our day! Verhen first and the Ernas later. Fire at will!"* (Famous last words, Chapter 1032)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 1023
2. ↑ Chapter 1016
3. ↑ Chapter 1015
4. ↑ Chapter 1024
5. ↑ Chapter 1033
Corporal Nhilo

**Nhilo** is a Corporal in the Griffon Kingdom Armed Forces and was a member of Lith's unit during boot camp. She is one of the few in their unit to be promoted to a non-commissioned officer after graduating.

## Background

Nhilo is selected to be Sergeant Tepper's second-in-command and promoted to Corporal during the boot camp field test due to her talent for tactics. She assigns the rear guard to Lith, and sends him off to deal with a group of orcs. While Lith seeks out the orcs in the rear, Nhilo leads the squad to efficiently kill the remaining 3 orcs. Afterwards, she decides to have the unit continue the mission, until they discover the existence of an orc shaman and the unusual intelligence the orc tribe displays. Nhilo decides to retreat the squad assisted by Lith's Warp Steps, but Lith pushes them through, leaving himself behind to face the orc tribe to steal the shaman's mana crystal.

Following the field test, Nhilo is the only girl evaluated fit to become a soldier, and is one of the only two promoted to non-commissioned officers.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 349
2. ↑ Chapter 351
3. ↑ Chapter 354
4. ↑ Chapter 362
County of Lustria

Administered by House Lark, the **County of Lustria** is part of the Distar Marquisate in the Griffon Kingdom. It is a prosperous and stable county with a very low criminal rate due to the fact that the Village of Lutia is home to the Verhen family. After the Three Horsemen's attack on the Kingdom, King Meron bestows upon Lith Verhen the title of Protector of Lustria County, granting him full authority of its lands.
Count Cestor

**Count Cestor** is the former city Lord of Zantia and a convert to the Church of the Six.

## Appearance

The city Lord is a short man in his mid 50's, around 1.62 meters (5'4") tall with white hair and thin mustaches. He is sickly pale, far more than what passes for normal in the north, with bloodshot eyes and nervous tics that possibly indicates drug abuse.

## Background

Cestor contacts the army to report Viscount Krame using his private army to harass the citizens of Zantia and ignoring the local constables. The army sends Lith to check up on the situation after losing contact for a week. When Lith arrives, the city guards attempt to turn him away, saying that Cestor has waived his protection due to the situation being resolved. Cestor appears fanatic, claiming that the problem was resolved by "the gods" and the "sinners" punished.

Cestor is later replaced by Baroness Mergrave.

## Quotes

* *"Magic is the sad attempt of men to play god. Our arrogance has long since blinded us and angered the real gods. Only by relinquishing it can we pray to receive their mercy."* (Cestor to Lith, Chapter 555)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 555
2. ↑ Chapter 550
3. ↑ Chapter 862
Arjîn Rênas

**Arjîn Rênas** was the newest member of the Queen's Corpse and a fake Awakened sent to investigate Alchemic labs in Kandria. He is killed when Alchemist Coirn Hatorne detonates her lab to prevent its exposure.

## Appearance

Arjîn disguises himself with brown cotton leggings, a white shirt, a vest, and soft soled shoes.

## Background

Arjîn falls in love with Tyris' human form when they first meet, and spends the following week proposing to her. He is removed from training early due to the trouble brewing in the Griffon Kingdom and a shortage of the Crown's resources, and sent to investigate Coirn Hatorne's Alchemic laboratory in Kandria, near White Griffon Academy.

He infiltrates the lab and comes across locked boxes that contain a closet full of Alchemical tools, presumably what Lith later discovers makes anti-mana toxin, as well as a room full of corpses. As Arjîn discovers and kills a dying survivor out of mercy, an alarm is triggered, alerting Hatorne and her underlings to his presence. Hatorne detonates the lab and escapes from the Griffon Kingdom. Arjîn is presumed dead.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 118: Terminus
2. ↑ Chapter 116: Interludium (3)
3. ↑ Discord
Duchess Drenya Solivar

**Drenya Solivar** is a former Duchess of the Griffon Kingdom and Friya's disowned mother. She was a conspirator amongst the ancient noble families and subsequently flees the Kingdom to the Blood Desert.

## Background

Friya Solivar was the first real mage in the Solivar family, so she had a high chance of becoming the next head of the family since her father died. The Duchess's uncaring attitude made her daughter's life miserable. When Yurial is attacked by Lyam Lukart for not joining the old noble faction, Friya's mother expresses no concern for her safety and merely tells her to not embarrass the household. As as result, Friya becomes determined to become as successful as possible before leaving the household.

After the events in Kandria, Duchess Solivar is found to be in league with several nobles along with General Lizhark, Duke Selimar, and Mage Fernath in conspiring against the Crown. She flees to the Blood Desert, abandoning Friya and causing her to be labeled as a traitor.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 1543: Quality Time (Part 1) - Duchess Solivar's first name is mentioned.
2. ↑ Chapter 119:

Exordium
3. ↑ Chapter 143: The House of the Dead (2)
4. ↑ Chapter 164: Domestic Affairs (2)
Benyo

**Benyo** was a human Awakened from the Griffon Kingdom and part of a group of Awakened youths who attempted to conduct a Forbidden Magic ritual in Zantia under the guise of the Church of the Six.

## Appearance

Thanks to her master Awakening her when she was very young, her body refinement had been easy compared to her companions. Thus, her body was stronger than Ailia's, and her figure was even better.

## Background

The six Awakened youths met each other during Council meetings, bonding thanks to their mutual age and problems. Together, they had managed to alter Third Eye with Forbidden Magic, so that they would split his effects, both good and bad, equally between the six of them. They would still lose a consistent amount of their life force, but the ritual had brought them to the top. They lure Lith to Zantia to use him as the seventh member for the Forbidden Magic ritual and to further reduce the strain on their life force, especially since as a rogue Awakened Lith had no connection with the Council, so he couldn't report them even if he managed to escape.

They infected specific citizens with darkness magic to serve as the focal points of the grounding array, disguising it as the Griever "plague." By posing as the Sovereigns they drew the victims to the Church to "heal" them but in reality to ensure they aren't cured. To beat their competition, they would lose a total of two hundred years of life each, a small price to pay to inherit their masters' legacy and territory. The Forbidden Magic allowed them to slightly mitigate the cost of the ritual each time they performed it.

However, Kieran acts out alone and attempts to kill Lith while Lith investigates the Church of the Six's temple. Afterwards, Lith lures Kieran to the warehouse district under the guise of the Church of the Six's All-Father using his Hybrid Form, appearing as a Wyrmling. Lith causes enough chaos to kill Keiran before Deraniel can intervene.

The group decides to continue with the ritual despite Kieran and Deraniel's absence, pressured by the desire to inherit their masters' legacies. However, Lith orders the city's mages to forcefully heal the victims of the Griever, destabilizing the Third Eye and disrupting the ritual. Protector faces Benyo, flooding her spell with his own mana and turning it against her, shredding her body to pieces.

## Quotes

* *"'I hope there is a special place in the afterlife for idiots like you, Kieran."* (Chapter 578)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Chapter 575: Desperate Moves (Part 1)
2. ↑ Chapter 566: Round Two (Part 4)
3. ↑ Chapter 576: Desperate Moves (Part 2)
4. ↑ Chapter 582: Tactics and Strategy (Part 4)
Captain Legato

**Legato** is a Captain in the Griffon Kingdom Armed Forces and Kamila Yehval's former supervisor.

## Appearance

Legato is in her mid-30's with blonde hair, blue eyes, and a serious face.

## Background

When the Master combines Thrud Griffon and Ilyum Balkor's research, it results in a massive spike in monster tribe numbers all around the Garlen continent. Ranger Lith tracks down and wipes out most of a warg tribe, contacting his handler Kamila and informing her of Balkor's possible involvement. Kamila forwards the report to her supervisor Captain Legato, who questions Lith on his suspicions. She gives the report to the Crown and summons the Balkor department to examine the warg corpses.
Duke Vinald Tanash

**Vinald Tanash** is a Duke of the Griffon Kingdom and the head of House Tanash, an active member of the new magical bloodlines party and ally to House Deirus. The household had not produced any mages for two generations and so Vinald is pressuring his son Zintar to excel in his studies.

## Appearance

Vinald has blue eyes, blonde hair, and a beard and moustache of the same color. He wears a white shirt made of silk, a deep blue blazer, and cashmere pants.

## Background

House Tanash was founded by Gillam Tanash, Vinald's great-great grandfather, who was a humble blacksmith that managed to become an Archmage and Duke. The following generations, however, produced no mages until Vinald's son Zintar. Zintar was accepted to the Lightning Griffon and placed in the top percentile during his first three years.

During the clash between ancient noble and new noble factions, Vinald tried to escalate the events, wanting to wipe out the ancient noble households for threatening his status, and forced his son to pursue his agenda inside the academy. However, after the Crown decreed no third exam would take place, Vinald becomes desperate to have his son remain in good academic standing, the only deterrent to them losing their noble status and home.

During the house visits of the third trimester, Yurial requests Lith's help to diagnose Zintar, whose grades have been dropping due to deliberate exposure to the anti-mana toxin, barely allowing him to cast Tier 4 spells. Lith, not wanting to expose the existence of the toxin just yet, lies and states there's nothing wrong with Zintar.
Crystal Shield Guild

The **Crystal Shield Guild** was Friya Ernas' mercenary guild. It was founded after she finished her tenure as Assistant Professor at White Griffon Academy. The turnover rate of its members was high, as most would leave after making and failing a pass at Friya. The missions regarding monsters were usually difficult and the requests from nobles disgusting, causing her to reconsider her career.

Over time, Friya strengthened the guild, accepting only mages from minor academies or those that graduated from the Great Academies but failed to master any specialization. They were jacks of all trades, but without the means to make a living with magic. The former never got the opportunity to learn a specialization, so they were full of hope and ambition, loyal and grateful for the opportunity to gather merits. The latter, instead, were bitter because of their failure at learning any specialization, dimensional magic, or even Crystalsmithing.

Friya brings the guild to the Feymar crystal mine expedition. She and the guild members proceed with much more vigilance than the army escort, which pays off when the expedition is ambushed by a horde of undead. Friya leaves Wyra in charge and orders the members to keep an eye on the army reinforcements led by Captain Clefas Lotta as well as Captain Kortus Dast and Tlea Ormann. Kallion Nuragor arrives with an undead army allied with Archmage Velan Deirus to kill the Ernas sisters. The army battalion reveal themselves as traitors or thralls as well and kill half of the guild members along with the expedition, leaving 8 alive that are rescued by Nalrond.

With half of the members dead and the survivors under investigation for being suspected of desertion, Friya decides to disband the guild. Wyra Yunja enters witness protection while the rest leave the Kingdom for the Gorgon Empire, hoping that their status as mages would help them find a master and learn at least one specialization.

## Members

The Crystal Shield Guild numbered 15 members before 7 were killed in the Battle of the Feymar crystal mines.

* Friya Ernas (Captain)
* Wyra Yunja (Vice-head)
* Rotha
* Hosung
* Kallum
* Lith Verhen (Honorary member)

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 507
2. ↑ Chapter 557
3. ↑ Chapter 584
4. ↑ Chapter 1006
5. ↑ Chapter 1024
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Chapter 1033
7. ↑ Chapter 1048
8. ↑ Chapter 1147
9. ↑ Chapter 556
10. ↑ Chapter 572
Demon

A **Demon** is a successful Phoenix-Dragon-human mix. Lith Verhen is the Father of All Demons and his Tiamat species can be considered a Greater Demon.

## Red Demon

A Phoenix-Dragon-Human mix that leans more heavily on the Phoenix side of the 2 Beasts, it has the elemental attunements of a Dragon's fire element and a Phoenix's light element. The only current Red Demon is Tista Verhen.

Tista stands about 2 meters (6'7") tall, her body a deep red slate covered in thin scales that resemble those of a big fish. She has no horns, a small tail comes out the small of her back, and she only has two eyes. The left eye has a pupil of the same hue of red of her hair streaks while the right has the silver pupil of light magic. Both of them shine with the power of the elements. Two majestic silver-veined red feathered wings come out of her back, though there is no trace on her hips of a second set. The Red Demon's form is also lipless like a Tiamat.

A Red Demon's life force looks like twin red and silver stars representing her Dragon and Phoenix sides that move in synch like dance partners, getting closer and then farther as they spin around each other.

Tista also has a unique ability to emit Origin Flames from between her scales, engulfing her body without harming her or her armor.

## Bloodline Abilities

### Origin Flames

*Main article: Origin Flames*

As Demons are derived from Phoenixes and Dragons, they are able to harness Origin Flames.

### Cursed Flames

*Main article: Cursed Flames*

By absorbing elements from world energy and breaking them into their cursed element form using the eyes of a **Demon**, Demons can breathe cursed flames which are the cursed element versions of Origin Flames. It can be breathed through lungs or wings like their Divine Beast ancestors.

### Domination

*Main article: Domination*

Due to having the eyes of every element Demons can also use Domination, though which elements depends on which eyes they have opened. Like Tyrants and Hydras, Demons can train to open more eyes.[*Reference needed*]

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Chapter 1490
2. ↑ Chapter 1562: Saving the Wrong Side (Part 2)
3. ↑ Chapter 1824
Captain Kilian Aluria

**Kilian Aluria** is a Captain in the Queen's Corps, Spellbreaker, and a Master Warden.

## Appearance

Kilian has shoulder length pitch black hair and ice blue eyes. He wears a blue uniform bearing the Royal crest.

## Background

Lith first meets Captain Kilian when he is sent to Kandria to investigate the plague. When Colonel Varegrave assaults Lith, suspecting his involvement in Captain Velagros' death, Kilian contacts King Meron to intervene. Kilian is responsible for insuring Lith's safety, facilitating any needs to find a remedy, and shadowing Lith as he works.

When Garith Senti assaults Lith during a treatment session, Lith subdues him with killing intent, intimidating Kilian and the other guards in the tent, before slitting Garith's throat. Later, after Lith gives his report to the Royals, Kilian confesses his reservations about Lith's battle prowess and killing intent, believing him to be hiding his real skills, and recommends his evaluation be changed to S.

Later, Kilian joins Varegrave in defending the White Griffon Academy students against Balkor's undead.

Lith meets Kilian again during the Spellbreaker operation to subdue Thrud Griffin in Othre and rescue Professor Manohar. Kilian demonstrates his Warden expertise by navigating them through Thrud's hideout until they reach Manohar, but Thrud Warps them all into her throne room. Despite the Spellbreakers outside the hideout blasting Tier 5 spells against the protective array, the barrier holds without a tremor. Manohar and Vastor engage Thrud while Kilian works to disable the barrier. He manages to tamper with the barrier allowing short distance Blinks, saving the party from one of Thrud's spells.

Lith engages Thrud to stall for time while the others cast powerful spells, reducing her vitality and mana flow by half. However, Thrud pierces Kilian's lung through his shoulder, leaving him drowning in his own blood. Manohar manages to save Kilian and Vastor with the last of his energy as the barrier is finally broken, allowing dozens of Spellbreakers to barge in. Thrud detonates her army of Carpenters before causing a massive explosion and escaping hundreds of miles away.

## Quotes

* *"As long there's life, there's also hope. And by the way, if you croak, I call dibs on your sword."* (Kilian to Varegrave, Chapter 140)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 470
2. ↑ Chapter 136
3. ↑ Chapter 136
4. ↑ Chapter 155
5. ↑ Chapter 158
6. ↑ Chapter 209
7. ↑ Chapter 474
8. ↑ Chapter 479
Baroness Izra

**Izra** is a Baroness of the Griffon Kingdom from the city of Othre.

## Appearance

Izra is a plump woman in her late 30's with red hair, green eyes, and a gentle face full of freckles. She wears a simple light green silk satin dress, emphasizing her eyes and pale skin.

## Background

Izra is questioned by Jirni Ernas regarding the blue pillar phenomenon as she knew one of its victims, Baronet Rosen. She reveals that the Baronet had indulged in illegal activities such as brothels, clandestine fights, and gambling clubs but refuses to elaborate further. Jirni releases killing intent causing Izra to faint, and when Lith, Tista, and Manohar take turns examining the Baroness, find traces of common and magical drug abuse and alcohol in her system, with Manohar noting that she has at most 5 years left to live.

They later discover she was part of an inner ring of nobles that indulged in illegal drugs.
Baroness Mergrave

**Baroness Mergrave** is the current Lord of Zantia and Count Cestor's replacement.

## Appearance

The Baroness is a woman in her late 40's with shoulder-length blond hair and green eyes, and has sharp features. She wears a cream-colored day dress.

## Personality

Mergrave is an upstanding and capable Lord, able to make concessions for the sake of duty and also cooperative with those she asks for help.

## Background

Mergrave greets Lith when he enters Zantia, displaying respect for him despite her host status. She informs Lith of the undead sightings during disappearances along the Kusha route and asks him to investigate the Snake Tongue mountain range due to his excellent tracking skills. She asks him about Kamila, suggesting her daughter as a potential suitress to bind him to the north.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 862
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Chapter 863
Arthan Griffon

**Arthan Griffon**, known as the "Mad King", was the 5th King of the Griffon Kingdom, Valeron's great-grandson and Thrud Griffon's father. He was first god of healing.

## Appearance

Arthan had sharp features, a well-groomed beard, and cruel silver eyes, and wore an ample robe.

## Background

Arthan was born 3 generations after Valeron. Tyris' blood ran thick in his veins, and Arthan had even married a distant relative, hoping to keep their bloodline pure and their magical talent unmatched. Like all Royals, he was made a fake Awakened and taught true magic, but Arthan grew jealous of Tyris' eternal youth and spent his final years studying the limitations of this gift and how to overcome it. He established a free healthcare system to find a great number of test subjects for his experiments, which ended up saving millions of lives. People worshipped him like a savior and the clerics of Xhal, the original god of healing, reshaped the statues of Xhal in Arthan's image in hopes of drawing people back to their temples. Most religions became obsolete after Arthan's crimes were discovered.

Eventually, Arthan used most of the Crown and Mage Association's resources to develop Arthan's Madness. When Tyris found out, she executed him on the spot and set the parameters that define Forbidden Magic.

## References

1. ↑ Legion on Discord
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Chapter 454
3. ↑ Chapter 1185
4. ↑ Chapter 441
5. ↑ Chapter 473
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Chapter 196
Baroness Enja

**Enja** is a Baroness of the Griffon Kingdom and the ruler of the lands surrounding Maekosh city.

## Appearance

She is a middle-aged woman with long blonde hair braided into a single tress that almost reaches her waist. She has sharp features that together with several wrinkles and her ice blue eyes give her the stern expression of an eternally disgruntled monarch.

She wears the blue shirt and brown pants of the city guard uniform. On her sleeve is the insignia of a captain.

## Background

Lith is summoned to the city of Maekosh after a group of foreign merchants spot a tribe of wargs near the city. The Baroness asks Lith to kill them in front of the city walls instead of hunting them in the wild in order to curb her people's arrogance as well as to ensure Lith does his job properly.

Enja brings Lith to the city morgue after he returns from killing the lone warg, revealing corpses that were killed by the wargs and covered up by humans. Lith leaves to find and clear out the warg lair, though the children and some adults escape. Enja expresses gratitude for his services and invites him to dinner.

## Quotes

* *"Real heroes don't ask for recognition, medals, or rewards. They just do the right thing because it's what heroes do."* (Enja to Lith, Chapter 490)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 490
2. ↑ Chapter 492
3. ↑ Chapter 497
Dyta Myrok

**Dyta Myrok** is Jirni Ernas Myrok's cousin. She supervises the security for Jirni's birthday gala, though is a non-mage. Her combat prowess matches Jirni's, and she is so similar to her cousin that she sometimes acts as Jirni's body double.

## Appearance

Dyta is a petite woman in her 30's, with ashen gold hair and clear blue eyes resembling Jirni. Her uniform is replaced by a simple stylish black day dress with white evening gloves.

## Background

Several days prior to Jirni's birthday gala, Jirni summons Lith to the Ernas mansion. He meets Dyta, noting her resemblance to Jirni and deducing that she is part of the security.

Years later, amidst the political war between Archmage Velan Deirus and the Ernas, Jirni convinces Ilyum Balkor to let her use his name as a scapegoat and his venom to cripple the heirs of magical bloodlines. She entrusts Dyta with the venom and autonomy to strike.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 983
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Chapter 512
3. ↑ Chapter 984
Bromann

**Bromann** is a farmer from Lutia, Rizel's father, husband to Lisa, and one of Raaz's oldest friends. He becomes head of Raaz's farmhands.

## Background

Orpal orchestrates an ambush on Lith by his friends Rizel, Trant, and several others. Lith manages to subdue them while sustaining grave physical wounds. When Bromann and the parents of the boys arrive, Lith reveals Orpal as the culprit. Bromann offers his apologies and forces his son Rizel to confess the truth, promising to make his son face the consequences of his actions. After Lith requests Chief Yurok to lighten Rizel's sentence, Bromann thanks Lith.

Years later when Trion returns home to Lutia, Bromann berates him for having caused Elina so much distress and eagerly shares Trion's past with anyone that asks. When Elina argues with Lith about having children with Kamila, Raaz quickly abandons ship and convenes with Bromann outside, both commenting on how best to avoid fighting a "war".

The Balkor copycat leads an attack on Lutia targeting the Yehval family, though is thwarted by Tezka. The army regrows the landscape in the aftermath, and Bromann leads the farmhands to plow and fertilize the fields. He meets with the Verhens after they return from the Desert and is reassured that Raaz is staying in the Kingdom.

## Quotes

* *"Elina, Raaz, Lith, I offer you my most sincere apologies. I have failed as a man and as a father, to raise such a snake in the grass. Whatever is your decision, I will comply without questions."* (Bromann to Elina/Raaz/Lith, Chapter 16)
* "I will not disown my son. Not yet at least. But I can promise you that I will do nothing to defend him in any way from the consequences of his actions. And when he will be back home, I will make sure that he will never have the opportunity to harm your family again!" (Bromann to Raaz, Chapter 16)
* *"If you were my son and you made my Lisa cry as much as Elina did for you, I'd kick your ass back to where you came from."* (Bromann to Trion, Chapter 600)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 1669: Fields and Ovens (Part 1)
2. ↑ Chapter 16: Revelations
3. ↑ Chapter 600: Outcast (Part 2)
4. ↑ Chapter 1287: Away from Home (Part 1)
Aria

**Aria** was a grassroots self-Awakened and one of Gaaron Roghias' mentees. She was sent to evaluate Lith's strength but was killed in the encounter.

## Background

Cresia ambushes Lith when he steps out of the Derios Warp Gate, but Lith's new sword Ruin and mastery over the Kulah gravity ring makes short work of the young Awakened and relieves him of his head. Aria and the remaining 3 Awakened surround Lith's Blink exit point thanks to Gaaron's Warp Stones. Lith tricks Aria into attacking Horyu by Blinking at the same time as the latter.

They attempt to escape but Lith subdues them and nearly kills Aria, when Gaaron intervenes and urges them to escape. However, they are caught and killed by Lith's Emperor Beast allies.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 769
2. ↑ Chapter 770
3. ↑ Chapter 771
4. ↑ Chapter 774
Dryna

**Dryna** is a Wyvern, Xedros' daughter, and barmaid at Haug's Traveling Tavern.

## Appearance

### Hybrid Form

Due to her difficulty with shapeshifting, Dryna looks like a pretty young woman in her early 20's, about 1.78 meters (5'10") tall with blonde hair and red eyes. She has a small set of golden wings on her back, horns on her head, and a knee-length golden tail coming out of her spine.

## Background

Dryna's father Xedros the Wyvern kicked her out without Awakening her after Dryna befriended a human. Dryna and her human girlfriend ran into Haug's Traveling Tavern in search of shelter and Haug Warped the Tavern away. Dryna's girlfriend took up a job in the tavern kitchen while Dryna serves tables in exchange for lessons about magic.
Irtu

**Irtu** was a Byk Magical Beast, Gerda's husband, and the usurper King of the East Trawn Woods until he was killed by Lith.

## Background

After hearing of Gerda's rampage against hunters, Lith seeks out the Byk. Due to Gerda attempting to toy with her prey, Lith manages to outsmart the Magical Beast and kill her with Plague Arrows.

As soon as Lith kills Gerda, Irtu makes his appearance. Irtu threatens Lith's family and Lith's life with mastery over earth and darkness magic, even displaying Dominance over Lith's darkness magic spells. Lith gambles on using a perfume from Solus' pocket dimension to stun the Byk's senses before killing him.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 29
2. ↑ Chapter 779
Brina Cornerstone

**Brina Cornerstone** is the baker's daughter and friends with Tista. She used to be part of Tista's shut-in club, a group of youths who spent most of their early life in isolation, Brina due to her disfigurement.

## Appearance

Brina is a cute girl with a diminutive stature, ample bosom, and long gold hair tied in a braid. She wears a white linen blouse and a beige skirt that emphasizes her tanned skin. She is quite cute, especially since her diminutive stature emphasizes her curves.

## Background

When Lith returns to Lutia during the 4th year's third trimester, Tista asks him to heal Brinja, whose right hand had a long burn scar up to her elbow and only had the thumb and index finger due to an accident with the oven during her childhood. Lith agrees for a price, stating that she is able to pay the fee and had it easier than his family and Tista, and that they had never helped his family when they were starving.

Lith heals the scar tissue and makes her two remaining fingers functional, though takes a break for her to regenerate her vitality due to the strain of the operation. He splits the treatment into three days, one for each finger.

Brina becomes Rena's housemaid. She accepts a date with Nalrond, though approaches it with the intention of settling down with him due to the different customs of the Kingdom compared to the Desert, as well as Nalrond's hardworking nature and affinity with children. In the middle of the date, however, Nalrond's contact runes go dark amidst Night's attack on Lutia and he leaves for the Fastarrow's home. Afterwards the two part, with Brina disliking Nalrond being a mage as well as their diverging life goals.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 1093
2. ↑ Chapter 1096
3. ↑ Chapter 245
4. ↑ Chapter 253
5. ↑ Chapter 1099
6. ↑ Chapter 1130
Duke Ebert Cailon

**Ebert Cailon** was the 12th Duke of Xenatos City in the Griffon Kingdom and the head of a large illegal operation involving human trafficking, embezzling of royal funds, bribery, etc.

## Appearance

The Duke was a big and burly man with an imposing bearing. He had pitch black hair and a beard of the same color.

## Background

Ebert was born a noble and voluntarily served in the army, reaching the rank of Captain before being honorably discharged. He was the head of a large illegal operation in Xenatos, raking in different sources of income. His accomplices sell him out to Constable Jirni Ernas for a reduced sentence or to stop her torture. Jirni threatens him with his son and easily subdues him when he attempts to retaliate before continuing the interrogation.

Cailon surrenders, giving Jirni the names of all his accomplices involved with the attempt on Captain Yerna and Lith's lives that morning.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 286
2. ↑ Chapter 288
Calil

**Calil** was Assistant Professor to Professor Syndra from Lightning Griffon Academy and a member of the Kulah expedition.

## Background

When the expedition reaches the entrance to the Odi City of Kulah, Lith examines the set of giant double doors. The young assistants laugh behind his back, but Professor Syndra admonishes his disciple, telling him to be more like the Ranger.

Upon destroying the array guarding the city gates, they are attacked by a fungal creature made of countless tiny spores. Calil foolishly uses a fire spell that detonates the spore cloud and spreads the spores everywhere, infecting Calil and most expedition members with its mycotoxins. Calil succumbs to the toxins.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 641
2. ↑ Chapter 646
3. ↑ Chapter 648
Ainz Flemstar Distar

**Ainz** **Flemstar Distar** is an Archmage of the Griffon Kingdom, former personal magician to the late Marchioness Mirim Distar, Brinja Distar's husband, and a genius mage that graduated from Black Griffon Academy.

## Appearance

Ainz is a man in his early 30's, with long fingers, pitch black hair and eyes. He has sharp features and sports a full black robe that covers his entire body that has a blood red gemstone embroidered on his chest. He wears black shades that seem to devour sunlight on contact and a white scarf around his chest embroidered with a blood red gemstone.

## Background

Ainz accompanies Lith to Mirim Distar's estate to heal the Marchioness' daughter Brinja, who had been poisoned as a victim of an assassination attempt by Archmage Lukart. He notes with approval Lith's magical abilities at his young age. After Lith diagnoses Brinja's condition, Mirim demands Lith heal her, but Ainz advises her not to antagonize a healer, and Mirim relents.

Ainz helps Mirim with her Queen's Corps business. He proposes to Brinja to realize his own ambitions, and she accepts his courtship. With Mirim's death at the hands of the Balkor copycat, Brinja inherits the Marquisate and the two marry. Ainz becomes the interim Headmaster of the Black Griffon, set to replace Headmistress Onia and thus securing the third Griffon academy for the Distar Marquisate. Ainz and Brinja attend the Royal Gala where Brinja explains to Lith her ambition to secure the Black Griffon with Ainz's appointment.

After Lith defeats Archmage Kwart in a duel, Ainz is officially announced as Onia's replacement.

## Trivia

* Ainz is a reference to Ainz Ooal Gown, the protagonist of the novel Overlord. He is Saltberg's cameo.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 53
2. ↑ Chapter 1461
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Chapter 1461
4. ↑ Chapter 48
5. ↑ Chapter 1365
6. ↑ Chapter 1471
7. ↑ Chapter 47: Author's Note
Baronet Frenon Hogum

**Frenon Hogum** was a Baronet of Lustria County in the Griffon Kingdom.

## Background

At Count Trequill Lark's party celebrating his marriage annulment, Frenon and his father comment on the stuffed corpse of Gerda the Byk. Frenon's father belittles Lith's status as a commoner, leading Jadon and Keyla Lark to publicly rebuke them. Marchioness Mirim Distar arranges a magic contest between Frenon and Lith which Lith wins with ease, embarrassing the pair of nobles.

Years later when the Verhen family leaves to visit the Blood Desert, Hogum rallies the newer citizens of Lutia in a petition to seize the Verhen family's lands and mansion with the excuse that Lith had abandoned his country. Lith retaliates by flying over the Hogum mansion in his Voidfeather Dragon form to intimidate Hogum.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 40: Challenging Times (2)
2. ↑ Chapter 1673: News from an Old Friend (Part 1)
Baronet Lokar Trahan

**Lokar Trahan** was a Baronet of the Griffon Kingdom and Ricker's father. He was killed by Nana after he attempts to sabotage Lith in order to let his son become Nana's apprentice in his stead.

## Background

Baronet Trahan invested countless resources to give his son all the books and teachers he could afford.

Following the events of the Spring Festival, Ricker reconsiders Nana's worth as a magic teacher. Lokar explains to Ricker his mistake in antagonizing Nana as she has a grudge against nobles, and schemes to remove Lith from the picture to let Ricker become Nana's apprentice instead. Lokar sends his personal guard to threaten and intimidate Lith and, if it didn't work, to make him disappear without a trace. While Lith encounters the guards, Loka and Ricker appeal to Nana to take Ricker in, but she refuses.

Lith easily kills the guards and learns of the Baronet's plan, and brings the guards' hunting whistles with the Baronet's family crest as evidence. Lokar attempts to deflect, but Nana shuts him up and drives the father-son pair away before casting a darkness spell on them. Later, the pair drop dead on their way home.
Bodya

**Bodya** is a Nidhogg from the beast city of Reghia on the Jiera Continent. He has a crush on and is currently pursuing Tista Verhen.

## Appearance

### Human Form

In his human form, Bodya looks like a handsome man in his early 30's with ashen skin, raven-black hair and eyes, and the body of an athlete at his peak.

### Nidhogg Form

Bodya resembles a huge snake over 22 meters long covered in bright blue scales streaked orange and blue all over. He has bone spikes coming out of his spine and sides, making him resemble a living chainsaw.

## Background

Bodya spent decades to reach the bright blue core and even longer to learn how to shapeshift into a hybrid form.

Bodya is a member of the Emperor Beasts' monster cleanup task task force alongside Olua the Roc. They are joined by Lith for a cleansing operation of a monster army led by Westhar the Puppeteer Abomination. Bodya engages the bulk of the monsters while Olua attacks the orc shaman lieutenant Se'Haan. The battle goes awry when Westhar uses the orc ability Holy Blessing to empower the monster army and grants Se'Haan a violet mana crystal, putting the Emperor Beasts at a disadvantage.

Bodya and Olua team up to ambush and kill Se'Haan, forcing Westhar to launch a desperate offensive against Lith. Lith's life forces fall into disarray as he overuses Origin Flames, turning him into a mass of liquid darkness. Olua and Bodya arrive to distract Westhar while Solus stabilizes Lith's condition, and Lith expels the excess Abomination life force in the form of violet Origin Flames which consume Westhar and his remaining army. The two Emperor Beasts bring Lith back to Reghia.

The two Emperor Beasts assist Tista and Phloria in curing Lith's condition. After the procedure, Bodya attempts to flirt with Tista, though she is too tired to notice. Later, Bodya and Olua run missions with Tista to help her find a suitable weapon choice, though to no avail. Bodya attempts to console Tista.

Bodya attends Lith's formal introduction to the Awakened Council and meets Tista again. She turns down his proposal to get together to mix their bloodlines, but he pretends to be her date to prevent the rest of the Awakened from hounding after her for her bloodline.

## Quotes

* *"I'm sure you're going to have a long line of suitors for that very reason and I wanted you to know that I'm available."* (Bodya to Tista, Chapter 1353)

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 1178
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Chapter 1160
3. ↑ Chapter 1204
4. ↑ Chapter 1163
5. ↑ Chapter 1167
6. ↑ Chapter 1179
7. ↑ Chapter 1180
8. ↑ Chapter 1205
9. ↑ Chapter 1354
Caliel

**Caliel** was a reverted orc who served Dann'Kah the orc shaman. He was capable of speech, infusing himself with all the elements, and able to empower himself with surrounding world energy.

## Appearance

The reverted orc had the appearance of an elf, with shoulder length snow white hair, a lean but muscular physique like that of a professional athlete, and long pointy ears. It had delicate, almost feminine facial features and brown skin.

## Abilities

The hybrid had a breathing technique that closely resembled Invigoration, but instead of absorbing the surrounding world energy in his core, it accumulated it in his hand, allowing him to cast spells above their level. However, he had no training in martial arts of any kind and was not used to the abilities of his ancestral form

## Background

Lith investigates the dungeon that several groups of monsters have come from and attacked the city of Jambel. He encounters a group of orcs and Caliel, who he presumes to be an orc shaman. Lith kills the monsters and easily subdues Caliel, noting that he is in his reverted form resembling an elf, and capable of speech. Upon knocking the monster unconscious, Lith discovers that Caliel's life force is unnatural, squeezed in its actual form by a second undead life force wrapping the orc life force like a shroud.

After failing to interrogate or learn anything from studying the orc, Lith kills him, reverting him to his original orc form, the undead life force leaving his body and passing through the ground.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Chapter 530
2. ↑ Chapter 531
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Asfell Kolga

**Asfell Kolga** was one of Ripha Menadion's apprentices, who used the Hands of Menadion to found what became the Lost City of Kolga.

## Background

Asfell Kolga was one of the Ripha Menadion's apprentices who was given the Hands of Menadion by her master to overcome her limits. She left Garlen not because of Menadion's death, but to pursue her research away from prying eyes. Since not even with the Hands could she forge her own tower, Kolga decided to exploit the isolation that the depth of the sea would provide her to craft a living legacy, believing the power of Forbidden Magic would help her overcome the skill gap between her and Menadion.

She sought secrecy when making a cursed tower to avoid becoming an enemy of the Council, and had her descendants help collect materials and find specimens. However, once they understood that Kolga would never Awaken them nor ever receive her legacy simply because she would outlive them all, they began researching a way to twist Kolga's ritual so that even if they couldn't Awaken, they would obtain the next best thing. This led to the creation of the Forbidden Sun and Kolga's death the same day - it poisoned her magical and physical prowess, making all of her artifacts useless against nigh-immortal enemies. The ambush kept Kolga from casting spells and being so close to the Forbidden Sun, she died before even realizing what had happened.

According to Kolgan propaganda, after Bytra murdered Menadion and the other apprentices and stole Menadion's Fury, Asfell fled to the Jiera continent. She befriended the merfolk and used her powers to provide them with the perfect environment to practice magic without being forced to leave the protection of the sea. The city of Kolga began as a small village built underwater that grew over time while Kolga used her powers to keep it dry and lit. She promoted peace between races, taking a merman as her companion and inviting humans to their city. She shared her knowledge in exchange for their resources and for a short while, they flourished together. However, Kolga was ambushed by humans and merfolk in an attempt to seize the Hands of Menadion and her eldest daughter Lyma proceeded to create the Kolgan ritual to save the city.

In reality, it is likely that Asfell herself created the ritual, as she was the only one with the necessary skill to craft a device capable of harnessing the darkness element that the ritual produces. This is proved further by her having left the device in Kogaluga before coming to Jiera. She also lied to her descendants, portraying Elphyn Althena Menadion as Menadion's murderer, and warning them of her eventual return for the Hands.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 1219
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Chapter 1244
3. ↑ Chapter 1236
4. ↑ Chapter 1242
Breganoth

**Breganoth** is a Lich and the undead representative on the Jiera Awakened Council.

## Background

Lith shares the results of his recon mission to the Lost City of Kolga, including the Forbidden Sun and how to disrupt the Kolgan ritual, and proposes an assault. Breganoth and the other representatives balk at the hasty measure and intend to regroup/develop a plan, but Lith reveals Kolga's true nature as Kogaluga's twin city, sending Tyris into a fury and prompting the Council to hasten with Lith's plan. Breganoth attempts to call Vladion and muster the Jiera Council's undead forces for the assault on the Lost City of Kolga, but Vladion rejects his summons, reminding him that the Jiera undead had moved to the Garlen continent already and that only Liches are left on Jiera.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 1239
2. ↑ Chapter 1240
Count Jadon Lark

**Jadon Lark** is a Count of the Griffon Kingdom in charge of House Lark's territory in the County of Lustria. He is the son of Count Trequill Lark and his 3rd born, and Keyla's older brother.

## Appearance

Jadon physically resembles his father Count Lark and is much more muscularly built.

## Background

Lith meets Jadon when he is summoned to Count Lark's manor to save them from Lark's ex-wife Countess Koya. He devises and succeeds in enacting a plan to root out Koya's spies among Lark's staff. When Lith brings his family to Lark's manor, Jadon pines after Rena until Lith's glares force Lark and Keyla have a talk with him. During Count Lark's annulment party, Baronet Hogum and his son Frenon belittle Lith's feat in killing Gerda the Byk, prompting Jadon and Keyla to publicly rebuke the pair. Marchioness Mirim Distar proceeds to organize a magic contest between Frenon and Lith, which Lith wins with ease.

The Gishal household is eradicated and their lands given to Lark, who in turn splits the Lark and Gishal territories between Jadon and Keyla. Jadon inherits the county after Lark's murder by the Balkor copycat. He moves back into his ancestral home after the Royals restore the Lark estate to its former glory.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 32: The Invite From Count Lark
2. ↑ Chapter 38: Burying The Hatchet
3. ↑ Chapter 40: Challenging Times (2)
4. ↑ Chapter 87: Solus’ Surprise (2)
5. ↑ Chapter 1437: Family Time (Part 1)