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Glemos

**Glemos** was a six-eyed Tyrant and Morok Eari's father.

## Appearance

### Human Form

Glemos looked like a man in his mid 20's, about 1.83 meters (6') tall, with thick golden hair and ice-blue eyes. He had a lean, almost effeminate build that made him look even taller, and handsome features.

### Tyrant Form

The Tyrant had two eyes on his palms, two on his shoulders, and the remaining two replacing his human eyes.

## Background

Glemos brought his son Morok traveling around the Griffon Kingdom during his youth, but never taught him anything but magic. Glemos disappeared shortly after enrolling Morok at the Crystal Griffon when he was 12 years old to learn upper tier spells and the War Mage and Battle Mage specializations because he couldn't be bothered to teach Morok. However, he left a tracking spell on Morok's core so the moment he achieved Awakening he would be able to find him.

When Morok Awakens after Quylla's "murder", Glemos tracks him down to Ajatar the Drake's lair to retrieve his son. However, Ajatar refuses to let Glemos take Morok and defeats the Tyrant with the help of his lair's arrays.

Glemos beings experimenting with monsters and a new device called a Harmonizer which he uses to artificially germinate mana crystals and revert monsters to their pre-Fallen state. He offers them a place to stay and a way for them to return to their former glory, asking for test subjects in return.

## Quotes

* *"[Morok] was small, weak, and ugly. He would have just been a burden to me. I had no time to spoil a brat and he needed to become strong in order to be useful. My blood flows inside his veins. I've given Morok life and it's time I also give him a purpose."* (Glemos to Ajatar, Chapter 1480)

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 1072: Foolishness and Wisdom (Part 2)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Chapter 1480: Fathers and Son (Part 2)
3. ↑ Chapter 1116: The Healer and the Beast (Part 2)
4. ↑ Chapter 631: Friend or Foe (Part 1)
5. ↑ Chapter 713: Despair (Part 1)
6. ↑ Chapter 1330: Domination (Part 2)
7. ↑ Chapter 1560: The Price of Success (Part 2)
Cylla Gernoff

**Cylla Gernoff** is Jiza Gernoff's great-great-niece and a young Awakened. She and two of her suitors test themselves against Lith but are easily beaten.

## Appearance

She is about 1.76 meters (5'9") tall, with wheat blonde hair and clear blue eyes. Everything in her figure from her fair skin to her curves borders on perfection.

## Background

Cylla is a bright and talented mage, but due to her blood tie with Council Elder Jiza Gernoff, neglects her training. As a result, Jiza sends Cylla with two of her suitors as emissaries of the Council to bring Lith in for questioning in order to let her gain some battle experience. However, Lith, used to fighting powerful and ancient opponents, quickly overwhelms and nearly kills the three of them forcing Jiza, Athung, and Faluel to intervene.

## Quotes

* *"Okay, princess. Tell me why you're here and maybe I'll make this painless."* (Lith to Cylla, Chapter 988)

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 987
2. ↑ Chapter 987
Ilna

**Ilna** is the jeweler of Lutia Village.

## Appearance

Ilna is a nice looking woman in her 40's, with chestnut hair and an expensive dress.

## Background

Lith returns to Lutia after Balkor's attack on the academies. He rejuvenates Nana, and he and Tista take over healer duty. Ilna usually preferred being treated by Tista since she is easy to push around, but is forced to approach Lith instead. She is intimidated by Lith, especially after he nearly killed all the villagers due to their inaction when Garth Renkin harassed Tista. Lith diagnoses her with a slight cold, strained back, and a thrombus (blood clot in the brain). She pays for the treatment before bringing her entire family for a checkup.

## Quotes

* *"I hate that b\*stard, but even I know that Nana is not a professional healer. Who knows when or if I'll get someone from the White Griffon to visit my family? I have no time to lose!"* (Chapter 245)
Gremlik

**Gremlik** was a Grendel Dryad and Erlik the Draugr Treant's ambitious second-in-command.

## Appearance

Gremlik had a round head, feral eyes as big as a saucer, and bright red irises with vertical pupils. His body was entirely covered by a dirty brown thick fur, akin to that of a giant sewer rat. His maw was lipless and larger than the entire lower half of his head, filled with sharp, long fangs, each one about ten centimeters (4") long. Gremlik's slender, almost feminine Dryad arms would become long and thick as a tree, ending with razor-sharp claws.

## Abilities

Gremlik was a master magician in his Dryad body and an unstoppable war machine as a Grendel, yet to achieve the best from both worlds it had took him a lot of practice.

## Background

Gremlik had accepted becoming an undead to save his glade from being razed to the ground by humans, only to be banished from the same plantfolk he had sacrificed everything to protect. In a single day, he had lost everything twice, making him the man he was.

Gremlik relays the failure of Erlik's experiments with infecting monsters as well as Lith's arrival in Laruel to Erlik. After Illum's death at the hands of Lith's group, Gremlik flies into a rage and slaughters some of his loyal followers. He and Erlik proceed to bide their time, continuing to spread the mold in the treehouses. However, Kaelan's failure to assassinate Jirni and Kamila in Othre force Erlik to accelerate his plans and the undead plant army storms the gates of Leannan's castle.

Gremlik incapacitates Kalla, rendering her undead army useless, and faces Phloria in combat. Phloria manages to free Kalla and the two of them along with Lith fight the Grendel. Gremlik's initial plan was to steal Erlik's research and to take his place as the new ruler of Laruel, but Erlik's agreement with the Laruel World Sapling instead of controlling it made it impossible for Gremlik to replace Erlik or Awaken.

However, Gremlik had embedded some of his tissues along with Erlik's, enabling him to take control of Erlik's Draugrlings, which deal significant damage to the Sapling. Gremlik presents new terms to the Sapling - kill the humans, surrender to him, and imprison the plantfolk in exchange for its life. Gremlik faces Leannan in battle while the others deal with the Grendelings. Near the Grendel's defeat, the Sapling learns of Leannan's plan to get rid of it after the battle, forcing it to make a contract with the Grendel, but is too late as Gremilk is reduced to dust by a barrage of spells.

## Quotes

* *"Oh, fuck me...Fuck, fuck, fuck! I can't let them bounce me to death."* (Chapter 842)
* *"Beware, you World Moron, a Grendel's tissues aren't as kind as a Draugr's."* (Gremlik to the Sapling, Chapter 843)
* *"I'm not Erlik! I don't care about family or the undead, only about myself. It's been too long since I had a proper feast and I can't wait to eat some plant folk. Now bend the knee or die!"* (Gremlik to the Sapling, Chapter 844)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 832
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Chapter 817
3. ↑ Chapter 834
4. ↑ Chapter 804
5. ↑ Chapter 837
6. ↑ Chapter 842
7. ↑ Chapter 844
8. ↑ Chapter 846
Fenrir

**Fenrirs** are descendants of Roghar.

* Roghar (First Fenrir)
* Cyare

## Traits

Fenrirs are highly attuned to mana, but not just in magic, also in the way of creating life and giving sentience. It makes them curious and nurturing, but at the same time reckless and detached. To them getting an answer is more important than the consequences of an experiment or the price that it costs. In the good way, a Fenrir helps all forms of life to develop and to unlock their potential. In the bad way, they have no qualms creating fallen races and cursed artifacts.
Horyu

**Horyu** was a grassroots self-Awakened and one of Gaaron Roghias' mentees. He 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. Horyu attacks with his enchanted war hammer (which returns to him like Mjolnir). Lith exploits the enchantment to hone in on Horyu, forcing him to Blink away but Lith does the same, tricking their long range attacker Aria into attacking Horyu when he Blinks next to her.

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. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 769
2. ↑ Chapter 770
3. ↑ Chapter 771
4. ↑ Chapter 774
Gremus

**Gremus** was a Rock Worm Magical Beast with a dormant black core, sent by the Master to observe the Fallen Race's abilities and interactions with mana crystals. He attempts to defend Ragh'Ash, the orc shaman, from Lith, but is killed.

## Appearance

The worm was as big as a bull and about 4 meters (13 feet) long with a gaping mouth big enough to swallow an adult man whole. Inside its mouth were multiple series of jagged teeth that rotated at a high speed like a buzz saw. He wore armor made of Darwen given to him by the Master.

## Background

The Master wanted to research a way to imitate orcs' unique ability to manipulate mana crystals, sending Gremus to find an orc shaman with a powerful crystal and gifting him Darwen armor to make him resistant to magic and almost undetectable. Gremus applied a marking spell to the crystal, so that whenever the shaman used its power, the marking spell would leave behind a trace for the Master to follow; at that point Gremus was tasked with forcing the shaman to use all her abilities before retrieving the crystal, spending several years to trigger tribal wars to collect the data. However, the Master proved incapable of helping Gremus evolve, and refused to turn him into an Abomination because he was still too weak.

During Lith's bootcamp, he encounters a tribe of orcs led by orc shaman Ragh'Ash. Lith's battle finally forces Ragh'Ash to use her most powerful abilities and he nearly kills her when Gremus intervenes. Solus manages to wound him before Lith incapacitates him and the shaman.

When interrogated by Lith, Gremus lies saying that the Master is a powerful undead, but Lith kills him.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 359: The Master (Part 1)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Chapter 360: The Master (Part 2)
3. ↑ Chapter 358: Unexpected Helper (Part 2)
Jhet

**Jhet** is a Phoenix and a full-fledged member of Salaark's Nest.

## Background

Crevan Gershal is tasked by Salaark to help guard the village of Lutia while Faluel is away helping Leegaain prove he isn't related to Lith's parents. At Faluel's request in order to fully protect the village and its inhabitants, Crevan enlists the help of two other Phoenixes from the nest, Lenanna and Jhet, with Crevan protecting Faluel's disciples, Lenanna the village, and Jhet the villagers. The three Phoenixes confront Tezka, who is hiding in a dimensional crevice, and the two parties agree to leave each other alone.

The three Phoenixes greet Lith during his formal introduction to the Council, though warn him that unless he joins Salaark's nest, their protection won't last. During Qisal the Wyvern's Spirit Duel against Lith, Jhet and the other Phoenixes cheer for Lith when the Blood Imprint manifests his dormant Phoenix blood. Lith soundly wins the duel to a standing ovation from his beast kin, with Xedros leaving in disgrace.

After Lith's evolution to Tiamat following his breakthrough to the violet core, he calls for the three Phoenixes and Tezka to inform them of his evolution while introducing them to his family. He also informs them, Salaark, and the Royals about Thrud and her gaining access to the powers of the Guardian bloodlines.

After the protection period ends, Salaark reassigns the three Phoenixes to stay in Lutia to study Tezka and his techniques, while protecting Lith's home and people as a side job. After several months and the Urgamakka Council test, Jhet and his siblings return to the Desert.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 1303: Bloodlines and Powers (Part 1)
2. ↑ Chapter 1304: Bloodlines and Powers (Part 2)
3. ↑ Chapter 1354: Blood Imprint (Part 2)
4. ↑ Chapter 1359: The Power of Blood (Part 1)
5. ↑ Chapter 1361: The Verhen Mansion (Part 1)
6. ↑ Chapter 1421: Kamila and Solus (Part 1)
7. ↑ Chapter 1492: Changes and Moving (Part 2)
8. ↑ Chapter 1533: Two Sides of the Same Pain (Part 1)
House Gernoff

**House Gernoff** is a part of the Awakened Council, founded by Oghrom Gernoff-Myrok. Oghrom's descendants split to form the Myrok household, one of the pillars of the Griffon Kingdom, and the Gernoff household.

## Members

* Oghrom Gernoff-Myrok (Founder)
* Jiza Gernoff
* Cylla Gernoff

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 1398: Blade Tier Spells (Part 2)
2. ↑ Chapter 1399: When All Are One (Part 1)
House Verhen

**House Verhen** or the **Verhen Family** is a new magical bloodline of the Griffon Kingdom founded by Lith Verhen in the year 11087 after he is appointed Baron and receives the family name from King Meron Griffon.

## Family Crest

After Lith is promoted to Spellbreaker and granted the annuities of a Barony, he chooses a coat of arms for his household. It depicts a black and red dragon coiled around a tower, with a magic staff and sword crossed below it.

## Members

* Lith Verhen
* Elina Verhen
* Raaz Verhen
* Rena Verhen-Proudhammer
* Tista Verhen
* Aran Verhen
Kigan

**Kigan** is a Balor-Phoenix Abomination hybrid and one of the Master's Chosen. He is also known as the **Blood Wind** of the Blood Desert.

## Appearance

### Phoenix Form

Kigan resembles a gigantic black Phoenix.

## Abilities

Kigan masters Origin Flames to the point where he can merge the conflicting energies with another's' Flames to create Primordial Flames.

## Background

When Night attacks Lith's home and the Village of Lutia, Kigan and the other 6 Chosen attack Night in order to protect Zinya and her family along with the village, as well as get revenge for Vastor's brush with death at the hands of the Horseman's undead. Baba Yaga intervenes, though at the Chosen's insistence punishes Night by removing part of her daughter's free will and destroying her host to let her suffer their pain.

The Master scolds the Chosen for their reckless act of facing Baba Yaga without proper equipment or having not yet stabilized their new forms. He thanks them all for their teachings and calls them his children before undergoing the process to become the first artificial human-Abomination hybrid and first Awakened Abomination.

The Master obtains Vareen the Plaguespreader's legacy following the latter's death during the Urgamakka Council trial. Xenagrosh splits it between the hybrids to make sure that each one of them deepens their understanding of their respective fields. Kigan locates several unattended crystal and metal mines in the Blood Desert thanks to his knowledge as a former member of Salaark's Nest.

After the Balkor copycat's attack on Lutia, Zinya proposes to Vastor. The hybrids spectating through Tezka's Spirit Tail celebrate when Vastor accepts and begin planning how to participate in the wedding.

## Quotes

* *"How dare you cause us pain?"* (Kigan to Night, Chapter 1111)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Chapter 1111: Blood for Blood (Part 1)
2. ↑ Note: Nandi does not join the Organization until Chapter 1113.
3. ↑ Chapter 1112: Blood for Blood (Part 2)
4. ↑ Chapter 1114: A Mage Among Gods (Part 2)
5. ↑ Chapter 1572: Breach of Trust (Part 2)
6. ↑ Chapter 1574: Growing Power (Part 2)
7. ↑ Chapter 1589: Give and Take (Part 1)
Hushar

**Hushar** is a Monster-Leviathan Returner Abomination and one of the Master's Chosen. He is among the oldest of the Chosen aside from Tezka and is familiar with Night. He along with Cyare are in charge of controlling the underworld for the Master's Organization.

## Appearance

### Leviathan Form

Hushar resembles a 28 (92') meter long leviathan.

## Background

When Night attacks Lith's home and the Village of Lutia, Hushar and the other 6 Chosen attack Night in order to protect Zinya and her family along with the village, as well as get revenge for Vastor's brush with death at the hands of the Horseman's undead. Baba Yaga intervenes, though at the Chosen's insistence punishes Night by removing part of her daughter's free will and destroying her host to let her suffer their pain.

The Master scolds the Chosen for their reckless act of facing Baba Yaga without proper equipment or having not yet stabilized their new forms. He thanks them all for their teachings and calls them his children before undergoing the process to become the first artificial human-Abomination hybrid and first Awakened Abomination.

The Master obtains Vareen the Plaguespreader's legacy following the latter's death during the Urgamakka Council trial. Xenagrosh splits it between the hybrids to make sure that each one of them deepens their understanding of their respective fields. Hushar and Cyare are tasked with waging war on the Undead Courts, taking them down one branch at a time thanks to their shared Doom Tide ability.

After the Balkor copycat's attack on Lutia, Zinya proposes to Vastor. The hybrids spectating through Tezka's Spirit Tail celebrate when Vastor accepts and begin planning how to participate in the wedding.

## Quotes

* *"How dare you make us bleed?"* (Hushar to Night, Chapter 1111)

## Trivia

* In Chapter 1574: Growing Power (Part 2), Hushar is incorrectly referred to as Oskhat.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 1112: Blood for Blood (Part 2)
2. ↑ Chapter 1573: Growing Power (Part 1)
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Chapter 1111: Blood for Blood (Part 1)
4. ↑ Note: Nandi does not join the Organization until Chapter 1113
5. ↑ Chapter 1114: A Mage Among Gods (Part 2)
6. ↑ Chapter 1572: Breach of Trust (Part 2)
7. ↑ Chapter 1574: Growing Power (Part 2)
8. ↑ Chapter 1589: Give and Take (Part 1)
Korth

**Korth** was the servant of Baron Rath's son. He is killed by Lith after his master attempts to rob Lith of his game.

## Appearance

Korth was an unshaven middle-aged man, with pitch black short hair, mean and angry eyes sitting on a face worthy of a mugshot. He was dressed in a hunter suit made of leather of low quality with a crest on both his chest and shoulders.

## Background

One day when Lith is exploring a new area in the Trawn Woods, he kills several rabbits. Baron Rath's son and Korth approach him, demanding he hand over his game. When Lith refuses, the son orders Korth to shoot Lith with an arrow, but Lith deflects them and impales the son in the eye. Korth attempts to appeal to Lith's humanity when Lith moves Korth's hand to draw his dagger, but Lith proceeds to have him cut his own throat.
Ilthin Demere

**Ilthin Demere** is the Firstborn Banshee and Lord of Nightingale, a city in the Eclipsed Lands.

## Appearance

The Firstborn is an 1.75 meters (5'9") tall elf lady with silver eyes and ten centimeter long pointy ears that come out of her waist-long golden hair. She wears a skin-tight crimson cocktail dress with a deep neckline that outlines her lithe body and delicate curves.

## Background

Ilthin had had her heart ripped out of her chest by her lover in the search for immortality after he had sworn his eternal love to her.

After several months of fruitless war against the Master and the three Great Countries, Ilthin and the other Firstborn decline to continue serving the Three Horsemen in their struggle, discontent with their offspring being treated as their lapdogs. Due to the disappearance of undead children throughout the Eclipsed Lands, Ilthin goes to the undead city of Lightkeep to seek Baba Yaga's advice, where she meets Lith and his group after an attack on the city. Baba Yaga uses Creation Magic to upgrade the city's arrays to avoid them being sabotaged again and promises to do the same for Ilthin's city of Nightingale.

Ilthin thanks Lith for exposing Dawn's experiments, which led to Duchess Sylla Ekna and other undead abandoning the Undead Courts and seeking asylum in the Eclipsed Lands. She explains the difference between undead from the Eclipsed Lands and Undead Courts. After unintentionally using her Charm on Lith, she explains how the life force of someone like him who had never been unfaithful is a rare delicacy to her kind. Ilthin gives Lith her business card in the event he needs help in the future when he divulges his "big secret" (Solus) to Kamila. Ilthin returns to her city of Nightingale to protect her people from the ongoing attack.

After Kamila learns about Solus and breaks up with Lith, Lith gives Kamila Ilthin's contact to dispel her doubts about his infidelity. Kamila contacts Ilthin, who affirms Lith has never broken a vow in his life and that they still have feelings for each other, advising them to find closure.

## Quotes

* *"Time will tell if it's right, the only thing I know is that it's the best choice for my people."* (Ilthin to Dusk, Chapter 1302)
* *"The face is on par with Tista, her ass is tight, but she barely has a full B cup-"* (Lith in a mind link to Solus upon seeing Ilthin for the first time, Chapter 1381)
* *"Just like breaking a vow you took because it was forced on you doesn't count, separation isn't enough to break a true bond. It's not cheating only if the vow has lost significance for your heart. If the feelings you had while taking your oath have disappeared. Breaking up doesn't matter, only the fact that you feel something for him or not does."* (Ilthin to Kamila, Chapter 1572)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Chapter 1302
2. ↑ Chapter 1381
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Chapter 1571: Breach of Trust (Part 1)
4. ↑ Chapter 1382
5. ↑ Chapter 1384
6. ↑ Chapter 1390
7. ↑ Chapter 1482: Motherly Duties (Part 2)
Filia Yehval

**Filia Yehval** is daughter of Zinya Yehval and Fallmug Sarta, and Frey's older sister.

## Background

Lith meets Frey and Filia after his encounter with Athung Soranot. She gives him a clumsy curtsy and the siblings misassume Lith will be marrying Kamila. After Fallmug's failed assassination attempt on Kamila, he is convicted with the maximum sentence and all of his possessions go to Zinya. Zinya sells the house, deciding to adopt her sister's family name together with her children and move to Lutia to live next to Lith's family, hiring a tutor for her and the children.

Filia and Frey attend the Blackest Day fair in Lutia, though keep a low profile due to the lingering fear of Fallmug. Lith pampers them and brings them flying in the sky. Vastor spends more time with the Yehvals, gifting the children expensive enchanted toys. After Kamila's breakup with Lith, the children are confused by the sudden distance between the Yehval and Verhen households, afraid that Lith had turned out like their father, though are reassured that isn't the case.

After "Quylla" is killed by Archmage Deirus' assassin , Lith visits the Yehvals with Kamila to recuperate. Zinya comforts Lith over the loss and Lith introduces ice cream to the family.

The Verhens visit Salaark in the Blood Desert. During the hours before dinner, Aran and Leria return to Lutia to play with Frey and Filia during their lunchtime, before returning to the Desert to sleep the moment Zinya calls for mealtime. One afternoon, Lutia is attacked by numerous mercenary groups led by the Balkor copycat. Brionac and Volgun are killed while the copycat, disguised as Fallmug, kidnaps and torments the children and Zinya, though Zinya sees through his disguise. Tezka intervenes against the copycat, leaving his Spirit Tail to protect the Yehvals.

Vastor arrives on the battlefield and wipes out the mercenaries before bringing the unconscious Yehvals to his home in the Essagor Duchy to recover. Frey and Filia mourn their beast friends. Zinya absolves Vastor and Lith of any guilt and proposes to Vastor, thanking him for all he had done for them, and he accepts.

## Quotes

* *"Hi, uncle Lith. Can I ask you to make some toys for us now or do I have to wait until you marry Auntie like Mom says?"* (Filia to Lith, Chapter 757)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 757: Meeting (2) (Part 1)
2. ↑ Chapter 730: One Shall Stand (Part 2)
3. ↑ Chapter 1345: Into Blackest Night (Part 1)
4. ↑ Chapter 1443: Master Plans (Part 1)
5. ↑ Chapter 1481: Motherly Duties (Part 1)
6. ↑ Chapter 1543: Quality Time (Part 1)
7. ↑ Chapter 1589: Give and Take (Part 1)
Laruel World Sapling

The **Laruel World Sapling** was an offspring of the World Tree and the former foundation of the plantfolk city-state of Laruel.

## Appearance

The Sapling was a giant sequoia that reaches over 200 meters of height (657 feet) with a tree trunk larger than the entire village of Lutia.

## Background

The Laruel World Sapling protected Laruel for eons with Leannan the Titania as the city-state Sovereign. She provided the Sapling with knowledge but her lack of finding exceptional mages or any Awakened to live in Laruel led to its dissatisfaction. Nearing the end of its lifespan with only a few centuries left, the Sapling sought to find a way to Awaken and become the new World Tree.The destruction of the human race on the Jiera Continent and the resulting mass undead migration to the Garlen Continent provide this opportunity in the form of Erlik the Draugr Treant, whose symbiote helps prolong the Sapling's existence. It strikes a tentative agreement with the Draugr - getting a method of Awakening from Erlik's contact in the Undead Courts in exchange for the Sapling's amassed knowledge and rulership of Laruel.

In its half-awake state, the Sapling grants Erlik a portion of its powers allowing him to empower his undead plant army in his assault on Leannan's castle, though it grows increasingly disappointed with Erlik's performance. Leannan poisons the Sapling and its connection with Erlik, enabling her to kill Erlik. However, Gremlik reveals he embedded his tissues with Erlik's, allowing him to convert Erlik's Draugrlings into his Grendelings. The Grendelings begin attacking the treehouses, damaging the Sapling even further while Gremlik attempts to coerce the Sapling into an agreement.

Faced with death, the Sapling turns to Leannan and shamelessly requests her help, leading her to resolve to kill the Sapling after the battle for its betrayal. Gremlik fights a losing battle against Leannan, and when the Sapling learns of Leannan's plan to get rid of it after the battle it attempts to make a new contract with the Grendel, but he is reduced to dust by a barrage of spells. Leannan breaks her mind link with the Sapling, ending Laruel's existence.

## Quotes

* *"I've given you the opportunity to prove your value to me. If you vermin keep angering me, I'll reconsider our deal."* (Sapling to Erlik, Chapter 834)
* *"My days are about to end, I have barely a few more centuries in me...Also, it's easy for you to speak about life and death since you are still young. Once I die, you just have to find yourself a new Sapling, whereas I'll rot here, abandoned like trash. I won't allow myself to just become a footnote in history!"* (Sapling to Leannan, Chapter 839)

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 832
2. ↑ Chapter 839
3. ↑ Chapter 834
4. ↑ Chapter 843
5. ↑ Chapter 844
6. ↑ Chapter 846
Gerda

**Gerda** was a Byk Magical Beast, Irtu's wife, and the usurper Queen of the East Trawn Woods until she was killed by Lith.

## Background

Gerda attacked the farms on the east side of the Trawn Woods, slaying cattle before returning to the woods. However, after Baroness Rath, assuming that Gerda was the one that killed her son years ago, put a huge bounty on the Byk's head. After killing several hunters, Gerda gained a taste for human flesh and began actively seeking out humans.

After healing injured hunters and learning about the threat, Lith seeks out the Byk and attempts to snap her neck with Spirit Magic to no avail, learning that she can use true magic and Fusion Magic as well. Gerda demonstrates proficiency with earth magic and Fusion Magic though holds back as she wants to toy with her prey. However, Lith manages to outsmart the Magical Beast and kill her with Plague Arrows.

Lith realizes there is another Byk as Irtu makes his appearance immediately after Gerda's death.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 28
2. ↑ Chapter 29
Iskha

Iskha was a self-Awakened Vagrash who used his innate shapeshifting capabilities to integrate into human society.

## Appearance

### Human Form

In his human form, Iskha was taller than Lith, with long black hair and savage blue eyes.

### Vagrash Form

Iskha had the upper body of golden-furred lion and while his lower body had hooves and was covered in large grey scales that resembled stone. He had feathered wings on his back and a long tail covered in jagged scales.

## Equipment

Iskha owned a golden cloaking ring that he'd gotten as a reward for helping a powerful Awakened. It hid his blue core as a bright green core.

## Background

Iskha attempts to rob a jewelry store in his human form as the head of a gang of robbers. Lith, who is nearby with Aran, incapacitates the robbers before subduing Iskha. After hearing Aran refer to Lith as an Archmage, Iskha shapeshifts into his Vagrash form, intent on robbing him. He attempts to capture Aran as a hostage, but Lith stops him and sends Aran away with Solus. Though Iskha surprises Lith with gravity fusion, Lith cripples Iskha fairly easily. Iskha attempts to yield, but Lith breathes Origin Flames down his throat, leaving him to drown in his own blood.

## References

1. ↑ Legion on Discord
2. ↑ Chapter 1313
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Chapter 1314
4. ↑ Chapter 1315
General Morn Griffon

**Morn Griffon** is King Meron's cousin and General of the Army of the Griffon Kingdom Armed Forces.

## Appearance

Morn has a striking resemblance to Meron and has brown reddish hair and silver eyes. He looks in his fifties, but unlike Meron, Morn looks old and tired.

## Personality

Morn is a shallow, arrogant, petty man who seeks Tyris' affection and to become a fake Awakened for a longer lifespan. He is like most ancient bloodlines, afraid of grassroots mages and the threat they pose to "purebloods."

## Background

Following the destruction of the Lost City of Kaduria, King Meron and Morn personally receive Lith's debriefing along with Constable Tyris Griffon. Morn criticizes Lith's actions for risking endangering the Kingdom, seeking to gain Tyris' approval. He questions Lith's researching Forbidden Magic as well as the foreigner who intervened, and Lith brings out Treius' severed head as proof.

The three convene, and Tyris criticizes Morn's proposal to punish Lith, blaming people like Morn for nearly causing the civil war due to their fear of grassroots mages surpassing "pureblood" mages like himself. She expresses her wish that Morn had been the one to try to become King instead of Meron thirty years prior, so that she could have eaten him for dinner.

After Lith's 18th birthday gala, the Royals convene to discuss Lith's upcoming resignation from the army. Mirim and Berion argue that Lith is a valuable ally while Kwart and **Morn** devalue him. Morn dismisses Berion and agrees with Kwart, prompting Sylpha to rebuke him severely.

## Quotes

* *"Now that we know from reliable sources that Verhen wants to cut ties with the Kingdom, we must remind him that he needs us more than we need him."* (Morn to the King's Council, Chapter 928)

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 407
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Chapter 408
3. ↑ Chapter 409
4. ↑ Chapter 928
Gunyin Ernas

**Gunyin Ernas** is an Archduke of the Griffon Kingdom and Phloria Ernas' eldest brother.

## Personality

Gunyin was raised as the future Lord, betrothed before he was ten years old and married right after he came of age. His skills lie in numbers, business, and politics. Everything else is just a means to an end to raise the glory of House Ernas.

## Background

Gunyin followed his mother's wishes at an early age, marrying a girl when he was barely 16. He never dated anyone outside his own wife. During Jirni's birthday gala, Tulion and Gunyin express their approval of Lith and scold Phloria for her decision to break up with him.

Gunyin sires several grandchildren for Jirni.

After Jirni destroys the Dawn Court's Othre branch, the undead attempt to kill Tulion and Gunyin, though fail due to their large detail consisting of the Queen's Corps, Orion's best students, and assassins of the Myrok household.

### War of the Griffons

Ex-Ranger Alman Quaron leads an uprising in the Nestrar Region, secretly backed by Thrud and his master Syrook the Black Dragon. Lith is sent to quell the rebellion in order to justify the continued security detail in Lutia. After he defeats Quaron in a duel, Syrook appears, sending the Royal Court into an uproar about how to deal with a Divine Beast. Gunyin attempts to shift the responsibility to other regions. After prodding from the Royals, Constable Tyris agrees to reinstate Lutia's security detail if Lith manages to kill Syrook, as well as grant Lith the Dragon's corpse.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 524: Failure (Part 2)
2. ↑ Chapter 204: Storm Front (2)
3. ↑ Chapter 982: Cold War (Part 2)
4. ↑ Chapter 981: Cold War (Part 1)
5. ↑ Chapter 1656: Divine Beasts (Part 2)
House Myrok

**House Myrok** is an Archduchy and one of the founding pillars of the Griffon Kingdom, founded by Oghrom Gernoff-Myrok. House Myrok represents the poisoned blade that takes care of the Kingdom's enemies from the shadows under the facade of being second-rate nobles. After centuries of antagonism with House Ernas, Jirni Myrok marries Orion Ernas in arranged marriage to bring the two families most loyal to the Crown together and increase their status in the nobility.

House Myrok has lacked magical blood throughout the generations to the point of having mostly mages that marry in the family, but this is because those of the Myrok bloodline with enough talent are passed to the Gernoff Household to be Awakened. This keeps their magical legacy rich and away from political struggles, giving them the time to grow without anyone nipping them in the bud. In exchange, the Gernoff protects the Myrok household from the shadows. However, Oghrom specifically ordered the Myrok bloodline to never Awaken someone like him, as he knew from personal experience that without a moral compass such as Valeron that Oghrom had, another Awakened Oghrom would prove to be too dangerous.

## Members

* Oghrom Gernoff-Myrok (Founder)
* Tryssa Myrok
* Archduchess Jirni Ernas Myrok
* Dyta Myrok

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 1398: Blade Tier Spells (Part 2)
2. ↑ Chapter 256: Crossroads (Part 2)
3. ↑ Chapter 178: Crucible
4. ↑ Chapter 1534: Two Sides of the Same Pain (Part 2)
5. ↑ Chapter 1618: Down Memory Lane (Part 2)
6. ↑ Chapter 1169: Shattered Dreams (Part 1)
Highmaster

**Highmaster** is a hidden specialization in the Griffon Kingdom. They are mages so powerful they can start or end a war on their own and answer to the Royals. Their role is to prevent wars and strengthen the Kingdom's borders by demonstrating the prowess of the Griffon Kingdom to its neighbors, which can involve wiping out villages or destroying fortresses.

War Mages use spells, whereas Highmasters mostly use arrays. Spells are noisy and flashy, whereas an array is silent and their effects unnoticeable unless one steps inside of them. Highmasters are invisible mass murderers, lone vagrants who few notice and even fewer remember.

Highmasters are known as **Starkillers** in the Blood Desert and **Ravagers** in the Gorgon Empire.

## Highmaster Armor

Highmasters are given a black suit of armor. Its performance is inferior to the Royal Fortress armor's, but it has a perk that not even Tyris' masterpieces have - the ability to activate a one-time code from the Royals to make the Highmaster armor and its wearer immune from a city's arrays and the laws of the Kingdom.

## Spells

Clean Field requires the Highmaster to analyze and neutralize multiple non-permanent arrays in one fell swoop, though doing so takes a huge toll on both mind and body. After using it, a fake mage needs either help from allies to finish the job or time to rest.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 285: Scanner (Part 1)
2. ↑ Chapter 1170: Shattered Dreams (Part 2)
3. ↑ Chapter 1391: The Third God (Part 1)
4. ↑ Chapter 1390: High-Master (Part 2)
Kima Retta

**Kima Retta** is a merchant operating in the Kellar Region of the Griffon Kingdom together with her husband, Crefas Retta. She is Zinya and Kamila's biological mother.

## Appearance

Kima Retta is a lovely woman in her late 40's that barely looks one day past 40. She is about 1.6 meters (5'3") tall, with light brown hair and sky-blue eyes. Her visage has delicate proportions, full lips, and the sickly pale color common to northerners. It made it quite obvious from whom the Yehval sisters had gotten their beauty.

## Background

Kima and her husband Crefas enforced a strict discipline on Kamila and Zin to keep them "pure" and more valuable for arranged marriages in order to further their household's agenda.

The Rettas designated the sister's brother Kaz as the heir to the Retta household before forcing Zinya into a marriage with Fallmug Sarta, the head of a prominent merchant family in the city of Xylita, before attempting to do the same to Kamila. However, not wanting her parents to decide her fate, Kamila joined the army, for which Crefas disowned her.

Once Kamila became a First Lieutenant Crefas revoked his disownment and, along with his wife, tried to exploit Kamila's authority to solve some problems with local constables, but was firmly rejected. This led Kamila to completely cut off ties with them by disowning them herself and buying herself a new family name.

After hearing of Kamila dating Lith, Kima contacts Kamila attempting to convince her to extort him for dimensional items to help the family business, but Kamila ruthlessly shuts her down.

Zinya's marriage with Fallmug allowed the Retta couple to expand their trade in the city of Xylita through the Sarta household. However, due to Lith's help, Zinya divorces Fallmug leading to Fallmug attacking Kamila and getting arrested. The subsequent collapse of the Sarta household forces them to become more involved with the criminal underworld, driving them deep into debt. The Retta couple come to believe that the only way for their household to survive is to associate with Lith and Vastor to cancel their debt. In order to do this they visit Lith's home in the Village of Lutia and appeal to Zinya and Lith's parents. On their first visit, Lith is in Jiera, yet for their second visit they come along with Orpal. The Retta couple attempt to rope Lith into their business but Lith misleads them into revealing too much, allowing him to provide Jirni with enough evidence to get a warrant to search their records. Jirni exposes the Retta couple's intentions, proves their involvement with several criminal organizations, and subsequently arrests them.

## Quotes

* *"Young men are hot headed enough to do anything to reach their goals. If you really want to waste your time with someone who will surely dump you for a younger and richer girl, you could at least get something in return."* (Kima trying to get Kamila to extort Lith, Chapter 419)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 1337
2. ↑ Chapter 1094
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Chapter 506
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Chapter 419
5. ↑ Chapter 1340
Hren Nacth

**Hren Nacth** was a member of the Xenatos Police Force under Captain Yerna. He is killed by Gadorf the Wyvern during Lith's Code of Practice assignment.

## Appearance

Hren was a tall and lean man, perfectly shaven with brown hair. He had a long and deep scar going from the lower half of his cheek down along the neck.

## Background

Lith meets with the members of the Xenatos Police Force during his Code of Practice assignment. At first they treat him with derision assuming he's deadweight and another inexperienced student, but after Yerna reads off his background as a healer, hunter, and commoner, Hren approaches Lith asking him to heal his scar.

When the unit infiltrates the mansion, they are captured by Gadorf's teleportation array. Gadorf kills all of members of the unit excluding Lith, Yerna, Khran and two other orange cored members in order to power the ritual to strengthen himself.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 273
2. ↑ Chapter 280
Jhoa

**Jhoa** is a member of the Queen's Corpse and a fake Awakened by Tyris.

## Equipment

Jhoa wields a pair of curved swords. Like the other members of the Corpse, her weapon has barbs that allow her to take hold of enemy weapons and move them in every direction.

## Background

During the Three Horsemen's attack on major cities of the Griffon Kingdom, Jhoa accompanies Lord Commander Mirim Distar, Shad, Lepto, and Siska to the city of Prode to fight against Dusk and his steed Sunset. With the help of Tyris' Mother Earth potion and Silverwing's spells, the members of the Queen's Corpse manage to drive Dusk away while sunrise eradicates his army.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 1394
2. ↑ Chapter 1392
3. ↑ Chapter 1395
Emya

**Emya** is a Naga and one of the Council's envoys in the Urgamakka Trial.

## Appearance

In her human form Emya is a pretty girl with honey-hued hair and blue eyes.

## Background

Emya attends the Council apprentice expedition to the ruins of Urgamakka (which unbeknownst to the apprentices is actually a replica created by test overseer Inxialot). While the apprentices are exploring the city in squads of their respective races, they are attacked by swarms of Gargoyles. Out of boredom Inxialot increases the constructs' power output, turning them deadly, before Ratpack lowers the output. After the constructs' energy source is neutralized by Lith, Emya makes an excuse to cover up Inxialot's blunder.

Lith manages to locate and neutralize the constructs' energy source, but the apprentices reflect on their mistake of staying isolated from other races and being forced to fight on their own against a common enemy. They come together to study the energy core, though Emya plants the seed of greed causing the apprentices to split into two factions.

The expedition members are beset by the Hordes as the final test to test the apprentices' ability to learn and work as a collective, though they are eventually overwhelmed. The test concludes, when Vareen the Plaguespreader suddenly attacks the city. The apprentices aside from Lith's group are eventually rescued by Aylen Nagaar.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 1501: Divided They Fall (Part 1)
2. ↑ Chapter 1498: Old but Gold (Part 2)
3. ↑ Chapter 1502: Divided They Fall (Part 2)
4. ↑ Chapter 1522: Spreading the Plague (Part 2)
5. ↑ Chapter 1530: Mirror Magic (Part 2)
Grem

**Grem** was a Kolgan mage from the Lost City of Kolga's Light Torch department.

## Background

Grem comes across Solus when she regains her human form after witnessing the Kolgan ritual. He and another mage named Xannon mistake her for an escaped specimen and restrain her, bringing her to the same room Khalia the merfolk had just been lobotomized. Solus tries but fails to kill them until a disguised Lith shows up.

Lith's darkness spell inadvertently reverts them from unliving back to living and disrupting the effects of the ritual. Lith's physical contact allows the the dead souls haunting the pair to exact their vengeance, and Lith grants them form by turning them into Demons of Darkness. The souls use the death energy from the cracks in Lith's life force to take back their stolen life force, causing the Kolgans to wither and die.

## Quotes

* *"Don't mistake base instinct for sentience. Merfolk are just animals compared to us." Grem said. "They are a relic of the past doomed to extinction. We're doing them a favor by easing the process and putting their worthless lives to use."* (Grem to Xannon, Chapter 1234)

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 1234
2. ↑ Chapter 1235
Jiza Gernoff

**Jiza Gernoff** is an Elder on the human Awakened Council. She is tasked with bringing Lith to the Council for questioning.

## Appearance

Jiza appears to be in her early 40's despite her old age due to Awakening, with shoulder length blonde hair that has brown streaks, and light blue eyes. She wears an ample mage robe.

## Personality

Lith remarks that Jiza reminds him of Jirni, as both show emotions only if they decide so and are much more dangerous than their small builds would lead to believe.

## Background

Jiza sends her great-great-niece Cylla and two of Cylla's suitors to fetch Lith and bring him to the Council for questioning, in hopes of giving her great-great niece some valuable battle experience and lesson in humility. The plan backfires splendidly as Lith, accustomed to fighting the cream of the crop, swiftly beats the three young Awakened, forcing her, Athung, and Faluel to intervene before he kills them. Jiza acts as Lith's secondary defense counsel, vouching for him to join the Council.

Most of Lith's allies in the Kingdom receive a card from a Balkor copycat. After Count Lark and Marchioness Mirim Distar's assassination at their hands, Jiza assigns her Cylla to her descendant Jirni Ernas as a detail. However, after the copycat invades Lutia and survives an encounter with Tezka, Faluel, Fyrwal, and Jiza actively begin preparing countermeasures due to the increasing threat. Jiza shares her information on the copycat and requests they help protect Jirni using their relationship with Lith as a cover.

## Quotes

* *"Bright violet core, a physical prowess that dwarves all Emperor Beasts we've met who didn't weigh at least a ton, and she has more artifacts than decorations on a Christmas tree."* (Solus to Lith after examining Jiza, Chapter 988)
* *"Note to self, check if this woman is related to the Myrok household."* (Lith to himself, Chapter 989)
* *"Only suck-ups pretend to ignore that no relationship can be built without mutual trust. We don't know you and we have done nothing to deserve your loyalty. Your choice proves that you are grateful and respectful for the good received. That or you are a schemer son of a bitch."* (Jiza to Lith, Chapter 989)
* *"Awakened Verhen is right. I've seen him fighting, studied his armor, and witnessed the prowess of his equipment. His Skinwalker armor is strong beyond his core, the blade he used is unlike any I've ever seen before, and he managed to craft a cloaking device that also serves as dimensional storage...He belongs to the Council. He just needs guidance."* (Jiza to the Council, Chapter 990)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Chapter 988: Boss Monster (Part 2)
2. ↑ Chapter 991: Questions and Answers (Part 1)
3. ↑ Chapter 1618: Down Memory Lane (Part 2)
Respect

Elke speler ontvangt elke dag 3 respecten om uit te delen. Deze gebruik je om aan andere space's te tonen dat je ze respecteert. (Vrij logisch eigenlijk)

## Badges

Je kunt ook badges krijgen voor het respecteren en respect ontvangen.

Je krijgt 'De vriendelijke zelve' badge voor het geven van respect & je krijgt de 'respect' badge als je respect ontvangt.
Estor

**Estor** is a Treant, a legacy heir, and one of the participants in the Urgamakka Trial.

## Appearance

Estor looks like a 5 meters (16'5") tall oak with fists bigger than a bull.

## Background

Estor attends the Council apprentice expedition to the ruins of Urgamakka. As a legacy heir, Estor freely explores the ruins alone while the other apprentices are exploring the city in squads of their respective races. Everyone is suddenly attacked by swarms of Gargoyles.

Lith manages to locate and neutralize the constructs' energy source, but the apprentices reflect on their mistake of staying isolated from other races and being forced to fight on their own against a common enemy. They come together to study the energy core.

The expedition members are beset by the Hordes as the final test. Lith and Phloria bring Aalejah and the undead to rendezvous at the allied camp and coordinate to resist the fungi, though they are eventually overwhelmed. The expedition is revealed to be a test, when Vareen the Plaguespreader suddenly attacks the city. The apprentices aside from Lith's group are eventually rescued by Aylen Nagaar.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 1501: Divided They Fall (Part 1)
2. ↑ Chapter 1498: Old but Gold (Part 2)
3. ↑ Chapter 1502: Divided They Fall (Part 2)
4. ↑ Chapter 1522: Spreading the Plague (Part 2)
5. ↑ Chapter 1530: Mirror Magic (Part 2)