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Anthony Roses

## Relationships

### Relatives

Ethan(Father), Catherine (Mother), Katherine (Younger Twin Sister), Olivia (Younger Sister), Edward (Uncle), Molly (Aunt), Erica (Cousin), Mixxie (Cousin), Emily (Cousin), Pam (Cousin)

### Friends/Allies

Abigail, Calvin

**Anthony Victor Roses** (b. May 6th, 2001) is the protagonist of the upcoming Gardentopia Book 1

## Background

Anthony was born on May 6th, 2001, 7 mins before Katherine, in Sunflower City to Ethan and Catherine Roses, he's a member of the house of black roses but thought he
Zeus

Zeus (also the Cloudbringer) is a god outside the Agon and creator of it.

## Biography

Zeus was born the last child of the king of the Titans. He overthrew them and became king of the universe

As ruler of the universe, Zeus had a great many children: Artemis and Apollo were with Leto, Ares with Hera, Athena with Metis, Dionysus with Semele for gods in the Agon. He had many children with humans, like Heracles and Perseus as well.

During the Roman Empire's conversion, the gods lost worship and they retaliated with cataclysms. Zeus became nervous about disturbances in the realm of the gods, and so ordered them to stop. It didn't work, as nine (Athena helming the effort) tried to unseat him. It didn't work, and he called descendants of nine gods to Olympia to begin the Agon.

As the ages went by, many gods were killed. Zeus's son Apollo, after meeting a terminally ill child who told him that he wasn't afraid to die anymore, let the child kill him. Apollo ascended again, but Zeus didn't want anyone remembering what happened, so each god could figure it out. He removed the death of Apollo from the memory of the child--Castor--, and deleted security footage of the event.
Achillides

The Achillides are a bloodline descended from Achilles. They are large, with ~200 hunters.

## Culture

Known to be misogynistic like all bloodlines, they are very warlike compared to the others.

## Information from the Quiz

*This information is of dubious canonicity. Please take it with a grain of salt.*

The description of the House of Achilles is, "You're motivated and energetic, even during the most difficult of times. You're a trueborn hunter in mind and body, and would be one of the most successful warriors in any Greek Myth. Your pride and strength can be your downfall at times, but when fighting Gods and Hunters, it's important to be aware of your flaws and use them to your advantage, something you also happen to be good at. You always come to any fight prepared and look good while doing it. Your skill and attire in most situations are unparalleled.

You will do well in the upcoming Agon..."

## Members:

* Archon: Phillip Phillip is a 'goat' of a man. Out of his prime, he is an arrogant man who ends up dying betraying his god. He is misogynistic, just like most in the bloodlines.

* Acantha: A former Theseous, she was a legendary hunter. However, after she was married she lost the right to hunting in Agons.

* Castor: The main love interest. A sweet but formerly terminal healer, he ascended under mysterious circumstances.

### Members of Lore and Castor's Training Group

* Orestes: A bully and a weak hunter.

* Selene: An Achilleos who had been one of the few who would speak to Lore at all

* Agata: Seen at Castor's Ball.

* iesos: Another bully who called Lore 'Chloris' because her name isn't Greek.
* Abreas
* Theron
* Sabas: Orestes's training partner.
Giveaways

Lore has been featured in official giveaways numerous times

## Mark Kelly

As promised... it’s giveaway time! Thank you guys so much for your generosity in donating to Mark Kelly’s campaign! Since we hit (and passed!) our goal, I’m so happy to put ten physical ARCs of LORE up for grabs! All you have to do is 1) follow me and 2) tag a friend you think would love this book in the comments! This giveaway is open internationally and will run through November 13th! Good luck—may the gods smile upon you!! ⚔️🏺🖤🧿

## Day 10

I can’t believe we’ve reached the final giveaway! Thank you guys so much again for all of your support and love! The final giveaway is the chance to be one of the first three people who get to read my next YA (currently called LORE) when we have bound manuscripts or ARCs next year! ⚔️🏺⚔️ You will have to be patient, yes, but I’m working hard over the holidays to make sure you won’t have to wait too long! The giveaway is live and the code word is in my InstaStory! Good luck!! ❤️

## Preorder

### Prize

The Darkest Minds prequel storu featuring Liam, 30 pages of cut scenes from TDM, a special bonus Liam scene contingent on 1k submissions, one email about Lore a week for nine weeks. At small bookstored, a pin.
Perseides

The Perseides are a bloodline in the Agon. Once the most powerful, they fell on hard times after a female hunter ascended.

## Information

### New Gods

Lore (gave up power), Rhea Perseous/Tidebringer

## Status

Once, they specialized in textiles and shipping, but this was stopped by the other bloodlines--the Heraklides, Odysseides, Theseides, and the Achillides, led by the Kadmides, wiped all but Lore's great-great-grandfather out. They are mentioned as formerly the richest bloodline, with lots of landholdings and businesses.

The bloodline's markResults from the quizLore, the last Perseous, with the bloodline's inheritance, the aegis
LORE/History

For the National Novel Writing Month of November 2018, it is likely that Alexandra Bracken worked on LORE, based on her setup--the composition notebook is very similar to the one seen  elsewhere.

According to her account, on January 17, she hadn't finished the first draft. On or around March 1st, 2019, she had finished her first draft. The first draft was longer than the final book (which is around 480 pages), at 519 pages l, according to the statistics in her post.

In May 2019, the title doesn't seem to have been finalized as 'LORE'. On or around July 26th of the same year, she had received edits back.

## Name

For a while, Immortals Book was the public working title, while Lore was also referenced  as a working title. Other suggested names included Fatebreaker.

1. ↑ Alexandra Bracken's Facebook, Nov 4 2018
2. ↑ Alexandra Bracken's Facebook, July 26 2019
3. ↑ Alexandra Bracken Tumblr AMA, May 10 2019

"Anonymous asked:

What are you working on at the moment?"

"I’m drafting a YA book based on a proposal I came up with earlier this year and waiting on edits for a WIP I’m calling LORE at the moment, which is an urban fantasy set in NYC and involves Greek mythology. I have a lot of free time this summer, so my goal is to create as much as possible and just have fun with the stories."
4. ↑ B&N Annotated Chapter
Aegis

Zeus's shield.

## History

Created at an unknown date, Medusa's head was added to it at some point. Athena used it multiple times.

When Athena betrayed Zeus, the Perseides were gifted the aegis, and it would be extremely light in their hands. For anyone else (gods and mortals alike) it was at least a thousand pounds, not just to pick up, but its weight itself was so.

After the Perseides Genocide, the [[Kadmides]] took it. They couldn't use it, but it was a big inheritance nonetheless. Lore stole it as a child and hid it in a sewer drain. [[Gil|Hermes]] saw this, and to save [[The Reveler]], he told Athena. She promptly killed the Perseides.

Years later, Athena enacted a plan to get the aegis. This nearly worked (she tricked Lore into nearly getting it for her), but when it failed, she tried another tactic: threatening to kill and destroy anything Lore cared for until she gave it up.

This didn't work, and Lore nearly died. She retrieved it, and confronted Wrath and Athena. Wrath desired it, and Lore threw it at him, trapping him in place under the sheer weight of it. She offered it to Athena, seeing Athena's imminent betrayal that he failed to.

This came true, and despite poisoning, Athena killed Wrath. Sacrificing herself to give Lore power to save the city, she ascended and took the aegis with her.

## Powers

### Timelessness

The aegis never fades, wears, or gets damaged.

### Thunder Generation

When a wielder slams their fist to the shield, it creates a sound that instinctively creates fear.

### Lightning Summoning

When a blade streaks across, lightning can be called down by the wielder.

### Weight

The aegis is impossibly heavy for anyone who is not in the Perseides line or willingly entrusted it. Otherwise it is unimaginably light.

### Telepathy

Medusa is sentient, or at least the shield is, and can telepathically communicate with its weirder.

## Appearance

### The Book

The most prominent feature of the shield is Medusa's head, with her snake hair being described as a wild knot. It is partially protruding from the shield, as if her head was melted in. Lore also describes the area surrounding Medusa as having a filigreed pattern of vines and lightning framing her, with golden tassels hanging down off it. It has straps, and the front is metal, while the back is leather with the full Agon poem engraved on it.

### Art

In the softcover edition, the aegis has Medusa's gold head and hair taking up much of the shield, shifted up, with a gold rim and a dark bronze background.

In the Flaroh print, the background of the shield is white, with gold-bronze for its rim and Medusa's hair, while Medusa is a lighter tint.

With LoreSoftcover preorder print
1. ↑ Seven Years Later IV
Alexandra Bracken's Lore Wiki

**Welcome to the Alexandra Bracken's Lore Wiki!**
A wiki dedicated to Alexandra Bracken's YA novel Lore. Set in a modern New York City with both gods and families from mythology, seventeen-year-old Lore Perseous must deal with her trauma of being the sole survivor of her family in a brutal world of bloodthirsty hunters and equally capricious and dangerous gods.

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Former Odysseos Archon

The interim archon of the Odyssides.

## Biography

After the last Archon of the Odyssides ascended, there was a need for an interim archon until the next vote. That responsibility went to Heartkeeper's second cousin.

Under him, his bloodline took in Lore after the 211st Agon. They forged documents with her name as 'Lauren Pertho' to get her to their estate in France. Lore and Iro trained there for awhile until he called her to his office. He'd been known to go out of his way to correct Lore's stance, stare at her over dinner, and generally give Lore lots of creepy attention.

After dinner one day, he called Lore to his office. Iro was excited, thinking Lore would become a lioness, but instead it was him ordering her to drop her training and instead become his servant. His servants were known to be abused sexually, so they recognized she was likely to suffer their fate. He then tried assulting her, but she grabbed a letter opener and slit his throat. His attempts to stop her resulted in Lore's facial scar.

No one would take his position after he died.
Apollo

**Apollo** was the god of healing, and formerly disease, before being killed by Castor Achillous.

## Biography

**Before the Agon**

Before the conversion of the Romans to Christianity, the gods--Apollo included--had lots of worship and power.

After this conversion, however, the gods were angry and yet impotent. They created disasters to scare people back to their old gods. That didn't work, and things like the Plague of Justinian caused disturbances in the world of the gods. Zeus, sensing this, ordered the gods to stop. This didn't work, and Athena led eight other gods to overthrow him and continue their campaign.

**Aftermath of the Rebellion and the Agon**

This rebellion failed, and Zeus cast them down to Earth with reduced powers to participate in The Agon. Apollo lost all his powers but healing, apparent manipulation of his own power to do things like burn up whatever he wanted that he was touching, and enchantments like hiding himself. He and Artemis would team up and defend each other, which worked for years.

**The Second-To-Last Agon and Removal From the Agon**

Over time, he grew hopeless about ever going back home for him. This culminated when he tried infiltrating Thetis House when it was largely deserted. Cleon Achilleos was out running errands, and only Castor, bedridden with cancer, was there. He blended in, using his knowledge of light and how to make himself hard to detect, broke in.

He was wounded, and Castor, a healer in training, asked him if he needed help. Apollo asked his name, and laughed (implied harshly) after learning it. He asked why Castor had offered it, and Castor replied that it was because he looked like he needed rest.

Apollo then proceeded to go around the room, occasionally destroying things with his touch. He then came over to Castor, and asked if he was afraid to die. Castor said no, he wasn't anymore. Apollo replied that if a child was unafraid, so should he. He took his knife and put it in Castor's hand. Apollo then proceeded to drive the knife in Castor's hand into Apollo's heart. Castor ascended, and Apollo, thinking he was dead, instead regained his former status.

His power continued to fuel Castor's as a New God, even essentially reviving him after Castor died in the Agon.
Grand Central Station

Grand Central Station is a former train station in New York City.

## History

Built in 1876, it functioned as a train station until 1923. It became obsolete. In the 212th Agon, after Tidebringer's flood, it functioned as a shelter for those whose homes were destroyed in the flood. Wrath planned to destroy it, however Lore stopped this plan. She nearly caused it to cave in, however, by taking too much out of the ground underneath it.
Artemis

Artemis was the goddess of hunting, and Apollo's twin.

## Personality

Artemis was always a loner even before her sanity left her, besides her twin brother only a small group of her favored hunters would accompany her. After Apollo died, she became commited to Apollo's killer's death. She hated the new gods, and wanted to exterminate them, but Castor Achilleos drew her ire the most of them all. Her raving tone and unhinged manner made her hard to believe, even when she was right.

## Biography

### Before the Agon

Artemis was born to Leto with Apollo as her brother. She was an Olympian when declining worship stirred Athena to start a terror campaign to get worship back. This didn't work, and Artemis and Apollo along with the other seven gods rebelled against Zeus to continue this campaign. Zeus cast them down to earth with severely reduced powers for the Agon.

### 1st Agon to 211th Agon

Artemis and Apollo guarded each other in the Agon successfully. They were two halves of a whole, and the centuries weren't kind to their mental health. Artemis developed an attitude that the Agon was forever, and that they'd never see their father again. When Apollo infiltrated Thetis House (his motive is unknown), Artemis wasn't with him. She killed the Theseides' parthenoi after locating their hiding place.

### After Apollo's Death

Artemis went berserk after her brother died, killing hunters and other humans alike. She and Athena devised a plan to kill all the New Gods. Athena got her on board by promising on using Lore's connection with Castor to deliver Castor to Artemis to kill. Artemis wounded Athena, the plan commensed, and Artemis attacked the home of Castor in Thetis House.

Phillip was in it as an assassin, and she killed him. When going after Castor, she told Lore to get out of the way so she could kill him. Castor tried escorting Lore out, but she refused. Chiron was controlled by Artemis into trying to attack them. Artemis was mad when Athena told Artemis that she couldn't have Castor yet, because his power was odd-feeling.

Artemis attacked again, and ultimately died when her quiver strao caught on a branch, breaking her neck.

## Relationships

### Apollo

Apollo was her twin brother, and her other half. They were protective over each other, and Apollo's death broke her sanity.

### Athena

She got along well enough with Athena at the beginning of the 212th Agon to trust her. This didn't last, as the partnership to exterminate new gods broke when Athena decided not to kill Castor over the strange feel of his power.

### Castor

Castor was a target of her fury from the moment he ascended, and she stopped at nothing to kill him. The death of her other half broke her, and she would tear down any obstacles to obliterate him.

### Lore

Initially she was neutral to Lore, but when Lore fought on Castor's side, her ire was drawn. She was just in Artemis's way, an obstacle in her path.
Bloodlines

## List

**Kadmides** - largest. Kadmos' decendants.

**Odysseides** - sly and logical above all else. Odysseus' decendants.

**Theseides** - Theseus' decendants

**Perseides**  - Nearly extinct. Poorer than others. Perseus' decendants.

**Achillides** - Warlike. Achilles' descendants.

**Heraklides** - Extinct save one. Valued brute force. All records destroyed early 1900s. Herakles' decendants.

**Meleagrides** - Extinct in 1400s due to being illegitimate decendants of Meleager.

**Bellephronides** - Extinct in 1400e due to being descended from 'cursed' hero. Bellephron's decendants.

**Jasonides** - Died due to entire bloodline gathering and then being flooded.. Jason's descendants.
Feather Necklace

A pendant given to Lore by Gil. It had a protective charm on it, making her invisible to all gods but Hermes.

## Feather Necklace

A feather used to divide sections in the book

### Effects

* Hides whoever wears it from all gods in the Agon besides Hermes
* The wearer will continue to wear the necklace and think it is their own idea to (unclear)

## History

As part of Hermes's scheme to protect Lore from Athena, he gave her a necklace that would make it impossible for gods to see her, excluding him. He left it on her nightstand on her legal birthday (the one in her faked papers).

This worked for about two years, but then he died at The Awakening, and its clasp broke at the same time. She held onto the necklace to repair it, but the enchantment had broken, too.

## Ability

The necklace was designed to hide the wearer from gods, making them vanish. It is described as there being no trace left of her by Castor, but the Reveler could tell there was someone he couldn't see.

The Reveler describes it as using Hermes's power to invoke the averting gods, with the context of gods being able to hide themselves in mist from gods and humans alike.
The Awakening

## Background

The Awakening is the start of an Agon. The gods are teleported at dawn to a particular area (determined by a rock. They awake in sky-blue tunics.

## The Last Agon

##### *For the prologue chapter featuring this Awakening, see here.*

In the last agon, Wrath captured Hermes and Tidebringer using the Kadmides. Before killing Hermes, he taunts Hermes, who writhes in desperation to escape. Athena and Artemis concoct a plan to kill the New Gods, with Castor being drawn out using Lore's connection to him and Artemis tracking them both. Artemis on Athena's request injures Athena.
Prologue

## Events

Wrath awakens, and expresses his disgust with his current mortal shell. The Kadmides show up, and Belen gives Wrath a tunic, dyed with enemy blood. Hermes is brought over for Wrath to kill. The desperate old god resists, but he dies. Wrath announces the beginning of his plan.

## Naming

Technically, this section doesn't have a name. However, functionally, it is a prologue.
Athena's Rebellion

Athena's Rebellion was an insurrection led by Athena against Zeus.

## History

### Precipitating Events

As worship declined, the gods were unhappy. They tried to scare worshippers back using their abilities, causing the Plague of Justinian and many other crises. This resulted in Rome's fall and disturbances in the divine world--other gods weren't happy with the terror campaign. Zeus ordered them to stop

### Athena's Revolt and Aftermath

Angered, Athena led eight other gods to betray Zeus and attempted to dethrone him to continue the campaign. This didn't work, and led him to create the Agon to punish them and to have them stop being power-hungry.

## Participants

### Rebels:

- Athena (leader)

- Ares

- Aphrodite

- Artemis

- Apollo

- Poseidon

- Dionysus

- Hephaestus

- Hermes
Movie

Lore is in development as a movie.

## Lore

Picture used in Hollywood Reporter's article, captioned 'Lore, courtesy of Disney Hyperion'

## History

### Pre-Announcement and Optioning

According to Alexandra Bracken on the Silver in the Bone book tour, the book's rights were optioned around its release.

### Announcement

The movie was formally announced by the Hollywood Reporter in 2023, with other outlets soon following suit.
The Phoenician

The Phoenician is the former Kadmide property where the Aegis was stored.

### Purpose

To serve as a restaurant (cover), larger purpose unknown, used to store the Aegis and other relics (formerly), to sell athletic wear (formerly), to serve as a pita restaurant (upcoming)

## Building Information

### Type

Kadmide property (formerly), fitness boutique (formerly), restaurant (formerly and upcoming)

## History

At some point the Kadmides bought it, turning it into a restaurant. This was merely a cover; the main purpose was to serve as a New York property for the House of Kadmos. They stored a few relics there; the Aegis and the Hide of the Nemean Lion under protective casing for safekeeping, and the mask of Damen Kadmou in the restaurant proper. They sold it at some point after the second-to-last Agon. It became a fitness boutique, which had closed and had begun to be made into a pita restaurant afterwards.
Hide of the Nemean Lion

## History

Used by Herakles during his mortal life, the hide came from the Nemean Lion, a monster he killed. It eventually was passed down through the Heraklides and their descendants, until they had to trade it centuries before the book for supplies.

It was displayed in the Phoenician restaurant's Kadmides-only rooms. Wrath donned it in the battle in Track 61, which didn't prevent him from losing his forearm and ultimately dying to Athena. Its fate is unknown.
Oghma, god of knowledge

**Oghma, god of knowledge** is a neutral god represented by a blank scroll.

## Worship

Oghma is revered as the god of knowledge and is heavily worshipped by wizards and scholars. Humans have named the third month of the year after Oghma, as the spring turns to summer representing how knowledge grows and strengthens.

### Holidays

Several holidays fall in Oghma:

* Day of the Learned Scholar
* Archmage's day
Theseides

The Theseides are descendants of Theseus. Their mark is that of the Minotaur. No gods of their bloodline have been mentioned, past or current.

Only one member of the bloodline has been named. Acantha Acilleos was once a lioness for the bloodline, before her marriage to Phillip Achilleos.

## Information from the Quiz

*The quiz is potentially non-canon. Take it with a pinch of salt.*

The description of the House of Theseus is,

"You're an intelligent hunter and survivor with a penchant for old-fashioned things. You love history and one of your fears is failure to repeat the same mistake. You pride yourself on your intelligence and using what you've learned to better inform your decisions. You also have a deep adoration for the sea and are always the first to suggest a new adventure.

You will do well in the upcoming Agon..."
Second-to-last Agon

The 211th Agon was the second-to-last Agon, as well as the primary setting of the flashback chapters.
Agon

## Participant Information

### Houses Participating

Achillides, Kadmides, Perseides, Odyssides, Theseides

### Notable Participants

Demos Perseous, Helena Perseous, Wrath/Aristos Kadmou

## Notable Events

* Aristos Kadmou asks for Lore to be married to him; Demos Perseous shoots him down.
* At some point Iolas Odysseos kills the former New Aphrodite and Aristos Kadmou kills the New Ares.
* The Aegis is stolen by Lore and hidden in a storm drain; Hermes watches and tells Athena so she spares the Reveler.
* Athena kills the Perseides at the tail end of the Agon.
Gods

Gods are entities responsible for natural phenomena, and are far beyond humanity

## Gods in the Agon

Gods in the Agon are sharply reduced in power from what they once were. Despite this, they still are far beyond any mortal in power.

### During the Agon

During the Agon, the gods are mortal, and therefore killable. They are bound to the location around the Omphalus, such as New York City or Delphi. Still, they possess their normal extra abilities, like Athena's strength, Artemis's control over animals, or Apollo's healing, and some of their energy manipulation, stamina and strength.

### Outside the Agon

For the rest of the seven years, they are immortal, can be invisible from other gods and mortals, and take a human form whenever they wish. Their powers are implied to be magnified from the state they are in during the Agon. Gods can cast charms invoking other gods, like Hermes did, and channel their power.

## Gods Beyond the Greek Pantheon

It is heavily implied that there are gods beyond the Greco-Roman pantheon. Athena mentions that her rebellion was crushed not because of the death, but because it caused disturbances in the world of the gods, and states that there are many lands and many gods.
The Reveler

The Reveler or Iason Herakleous is the new Dionysus and killer of the Heraklides.

## Biographical information

### Marital status

Formerly in a relationship with Gil/Hermes

## Physical description

### Height

Presumably extremely tall, like all gods.

The Reveler is the new Dionysus, and the last of the Heraklides.

## Personality

The Reveler is cynical, paranoid, and bitter. This drove him to murder all of his bloodline after he ascended, so he wouldn't be hunted by them. He also is a lot more under the radar than other new Dionyuses, with no significant wineries or cults. He swears a lot, and is critical of basically everything he sees.

## Biography

The Reveler started off as Iason the Junior of the Heraklides. He was an architect in New York in the early 1900s, son of the archon, also named Iason.

Eventually he presumably killed a god as a hunter or as an archon. Shortly after taking the name of 'the Reveler', he ended up slaying his family to prevent himself from being hunted. This would later be ascribed to the bloodline's tradition of valuing senseless violence, but is implied to be out of Iason's desire to protect himself.

When he met Hermes, they hit it off and became lovers. They traveled the world, stole back artifacts, partying, and generally living it up. All this changed when Wrath rose. The Reveler agreed with Wrath while Hermes didn't, and got into a fight about it.

They broke up, and he hid from everyone he could again. The Reveler would later become curious about where Hermes was, and looked around, but noticed the strong averting charms keeping him from finding the house. Eventually, he did find it, and realized that there was someone he couldn't see. The Reveler approached Hermes, and wanted to talk, but he wouldn't, regardless of the Reveler's numerous offers to swear on the River Styx not to reveal the secret.

During the last Agon, he hid in the Frick Collection. He warned Lore about Athena, but she didn't listen, and revealed the truth of Gil. Athena killed him, under the justification of Wrath hunting him too.
New Gods

New Gods are gods who have killed other gods to gain power, rather than being born with them.

## Status

New gods are the highest members of the bloodline. Even the Archon takes orders from them. In return, they use their powers to help the bloodline, such as Wrath using Ares's powers to stoke wars, or Heartkeeper helping the Odyssides with Hollywood. This is further supported by Lore suspecting the Theseides held the new Apollo, due to investments in solar power.

## Associated Powers

**Shared**: Immortality (off The Agon), healing factor, ichor instead of blood, implied charms on items, ability to go non-corporeal

**Ares**: Ability to control one's bloodlust (make it strong or make someone feel immense fear) and feed off it using their voice

**Athena**: Immense strength and stamina

**Apollo**: Healing

**Dionysus**: Hallucination inducement

**Hephaestus**: Unknown

**Aphrodite**: Persuasion via voice

**Poseidon**: Hydrokinisis of any amount of water

**Hermes**: Immense speed, Hermes seen shapeshifting

**Artemis**: Unfailing tracking abilities

## Escaped Gods

If a god willingly sacrificed themself to a mortal to give their power to them, like Apollo or Athena, the power wouldn't come from the newborn god themself, but is instead described as flowing through the new god instead of being born of the new god.

## Known New Gods

-Bakkos, formerly Damen Kadmou, the first new Dionysus

-Tidebringer, formerly Rhea Perseous, the first new Poseidon

-The Reveler, formerly , the last new Dionysus

-Heartkeeper, formerly , the last new Aphrodite (one cycle)

-Wrath, formerly Kadmou, the last new Ares (one cycle)

-Warflame, formerly Notus Achilleos, new Ares

-Bloodblade, fifth new Ares, formerly Heron Theseos

-Castor, the only new Apollo (name did not change, one cycle, lost immortality but did not die)

-Lore, the only new Athena (name did not change, a few hours, lost immortality but did not die)

-Lycus Bellerophontos, first new Aphrodite, killed before he chose a name

-Lyscus's brother, second new Aphrodite,

## Ascension Process

After killing a god, blood starts boiling away and it becomes very painful as the body is reborn. In the latter stages of transforming, it is possible to move and tap into the abilities of a god (like Athena's stamina and strength by Lore when running to and destroying the Kadmide Seafire Car)
Lore's Equipment

A flashlight that was part of Lore's equipment to fight Wrath and Athena,

### Usage and History

When set to its highest setting, the flashlight could blind temporarily, even gods. On lower settings, it served as a normal flashlight.

They were given to Lore by Miles, and she used it when navigating Track 61 and when confronting Wrath and Athena. She used it to blind Athena and Wrath momentarily to gain the upper hand.

## Noise-Cancelling Earbuds

Earbuds with a noise-cancelling setting, used to block out Wrath's powers that came from his voice.

### Usage and History

The earbuds were given to Lore by Miles, and she used them during her fight with Wrath to block out his voice--the only way he can stoke bloodlust or fear, take it away, or feed off it is if his target can hear him. Unfortunately, one of them falls out and Lore can't find it again.
Tidebringer

Tidebringer was the New Poseidon, and the killer of Poseidon.

## Biography

Once Rhea Perseous, she was a lioness, who was to weaken prey for the archon to finish off. She killed Poseidon, and thereby gained his power fourteen cycles exactly before the events of the book. This was seen as a cardinal sin by other bloodlines, and killed her family down to her and Lore's great-grandfather. She had immense disdain for how tradition centric her bloodline was.

For the next century or so she survived. Wanting to seek out Melora to warn her against Athena, she was unable to due to the Feather Necklace and its charm. At the Awakening, she was taken and imprisoned, forestalling her efforts. She was faced by Wrath and his goons, and told that she could die or flood New York. She chose the latter to buy time to find Lore.

Her fears came true before she could find Lore.

Athena found Lore, and they went to Tidebringer's prison. Lore and Tidenringer conversed until Lore witnessed Tidebringer be killed by Athena.

## Personality

As aloof and haughty as she could be, she did care somewhat for the fate of the bloodline she disliked. Or rather, for Lore. She was a huntress as a mortal, but the misogyny disturbed her.

## Relationships

### Perseides

*That which refuses to change destroys itself*.

Tidebringer felt that they were weak and unwilling to change, and that their fate was an inevitability.

### Lore

*No, child, to warn you.*

Tidebringer feared for Lore's safety after she learned that Athena had been hunting Lore down. She looked for Lore for years, first unable to find her because of a god's gift, but then because of her capture by Wrath. Wrath presented her with a choice: die, or flood the city. To buy more time to warn Lore, she did as he asked.

### Athena

Tidebringer distrusted Athena, and knew of the terrible things Athena had and would do to Lore to achieve her end goal. She motivated Tidebringer to seek the Perseides' remnant to warn her.
Seafire

Seafire (also known as Greek Fire) is a kind of chemical that Wrath uses in his plan to burn down New York City It has unique properties which make it an effective weapon.

## Properties

Seafire can spread using water instead of being extinguished. It also can only be put out by getting cutting it off from all its oxygen sources.

## History

Developed by the Byzantine empire, it was first developed in the late 600s CE. It was later lost to everyone but the bloodlines of the Agon.

In his plan to burn down New York, he made a special train car to spread the stuff underground and burn the city to ashes; it would use the water from Tidebringer's flood to help the fire spread. Ultimately, Lore stopped this fire by burying it in dirt before it could spread aboveground.
Heraklides

The Heraklides were the descendants of Herakles, and were extinguished by The Reveler, formerly Iason Herakliou the younger

## Culture

Their bloodline was pretty typical, except for them honoring wrath, senseless violence, and all the worst traits of Herakles.

## History

At the start of the Agon, they began hunting the Old Gods. Their special item was the Nemean Lion's skin. At one point, they traded it to the the Kadmides for much-needed supplies.

Everything changed when the Reveler (formerly Iason the Younger) became a god. He obliterated his bloodline (the Purge of the Heraklides) and all their archives so he couldn't have his pursuing hunters try interrogating relatives or searching archives.

## Known Heraklides

-Iason the Elder (Father of the Reveler and Archon)

-Iason the Younger/the Reveler (last Herakliou, killer of the bloodline)
Continuity Errors

## Lycus Bellerophontos

The first new Aphrodite was stated to be a Bellerophontos in For Fans of Lore. This should be impossible, as in chapter 4 the book states that "[Athena's] other sister had been taken out by a hunter a century ago, and a new god with her powers had been born. That new god had lasted only one cycle before another hunter had killed him seven years later." The Bellerophontides only lasted until the 1500s.

### Solutions

One possible solution is that Lore had misremembered the dates for Aphrodite's death. There is nothing in continuity that is affected with Aphrodite's death being earlier or later.

## Agon Dates

In chapter 4, it is stated thar "Athena had survived 211 cycles of tbe Agon only for number 212 to get her", placing the current cycle at 212. In the prologue, Wrath's internal monologue states, however, that "they had lived this atrocity 212 times over", meaning that the Agon has had 212 completed cycles or Awakening in the past. This wiki goes with chapter 4's dating.
Lion and the King

**Lion and the King** was one of the movies featured in a video game made by Midas Interactive, and features a virtual coloring book and a puzzle game.

## Description

Robin is the son of the great king of the lions. Watch as he goes in search of the treasure of the Black Panther.

He is joined by Keno, in the search, where they find true friendship.

As well as a great half-hour cartoon video, Lion and the King features an easy-to-use virtual colouring book and a challenging puzzle game, bringing the creatures of the jungle to life!
The Dalmatians

**The Dalmatians** was one of the movies featured in a video game made by Midas Interactive, and features a virtual coloring book and a puzzle game.

## Description

Follow a cuddly Dalmatian puppy and his wild-dog friends in the search for his missing sister.

As well as a great half-hour cartoon video, Dalmatians features an easy-to-use virtual colouring book and a challenging puzzle game.

Dalmatians is a story that all children will treasure.

## Trivia

* There is a Korean Version that was also made by Midas Interactive, along with Grace Media.
Tiny Town Wiki

**Welcome to the Tiny Town Wiki!**
We're a collaborative community website about Tiny Town that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## Seasons

### Season 1: Tiny Town Despair

Season 1 of the Tiny Town series

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Tiny Town Killing Game

The Tiny Town Killing Game is the primary setting of **Tiny Town Despair**, the first season of the Tiny Town series. It ran from July 6, 2021 to July 30, 2021.

## Season Overview

2021, Hopes Peak International has decided to do something new with its students. A woman by the name of Cassandra Dennis from the American branch has pitched an idea. If these students are truly to be the light of our future, they should be put to the test and build a society of their own. From that simple plan, a new project was created. Tiny Town, a government funded project with the idea that today's youth become tomorrow's leaders. A group of ultimate students from all over the world put into a town together, but everything doesn't go exactly according to plan... when the students are faced with 6 people with a death game in mind, they have no choice but to fight for their lives.

## Cast

Ultimate Horror Game Developer
Ultimate SFX Make-Up Artist
Ultimate Chemist
 Anastasia Sidorva
Ultimate Volleyball Champion
Ultimate MMO Gamer
Ultimate Grave Robber
 Bleu
Ultimate Radio Host
Ultimate Street Racer
Ultimate Lucky Student
 Gummie Jack
Ultimate Confectioner
Ultimate Notetaker
Ultimate Pig Wrangler
Ultimate Gardener
Ultimate Roleplayer

## Death Order

 Chapter 1
Attacked with a shovel by Jayden Dimarco
 Chapter 2
Strangled by Vampette Tsukiyomi
 Chapter 3
Electrocuted by Ren Haruka

**Allian Garnier**
Beaten with a laser tag gun by Ren Haruka
 Chapter 4
Poisoned by Terry Callaway
 Chapter 5
Poisoned by Blaine Murphy

**Apollo Ancor**
Slashed with a knife by Blaine Murphy
 Chapter 6
Lord of the Jungle

**Lord of the Jungle** was one of the movies featured in a video game made by Midas Interactive, and features a virtual coloring book and a puzzle game.

## Description

Lord was a tiny baby when he was taken into the care of the apes.

Now, after 18 years in the jungle, Lord finally comes face-to-face with other people...

As well as a great half-hour cartoon video, Lord of the Jungle features an easy-to-use virtual colouring book and a challenging puzzle game, letting you join Lord in his adventures.
Eri Usaginoashi

**Eri Usaginoashi** is a student at Hope's Peak International and a participant in the Tiny Town Killing Game. Her title is the **Ultimate MMO Gamer**.

## History

#### The First Motive

Insert important first motive things here

#### The First Murder, Trial, and Execution

Insert important first trial stuff here. If you need the later chapters just add more sub-heading 2's below this or I can add them

## Creation and Development

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## Personality

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## Relationships

### Tiny Town Killing Game

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Hunchback of Notredame

**Hunchback of Notredame** was one of the movies featured in a video game made by Midas Interactive, and features a virtual coloring book and a puzzle game.

## Description

The ugliest man in Paris, bell-ringer Quasimodo is mocked or ignored by everyone in the city.

Then, one day, Quasimodo falls in love with the dancer, Esmeralda, and his life changes forever.

As well as a great 50 minute cartoon video, Hunchback of Notredame features an easy-to-use virtual colouring book and a challenging puzzle game.

Can the hunchback find love?
Moses: Prince of Egypt

**Moses: Prince of Egypt** was one of the movies featured in a video game made by Midas Interactive, and features a virtual coloring book and a puzzle game.

## Description

Found by the river, and adopted into the royal family of Egypt, Moses must start on a quest to save his true people, the Israelites, from misery at the hands of their cruel Pharaoh.

As well as a great half-hour cartoon video, Moses: Prince of Egypt features an easy-to-use virtual colouring book and a challenging puzzle game.

Can the Prince of Egypt fulfill his destiny?
Vampette Tsukiyomi

**Vampette Tsukiyomi** is a student at Hope's Peak International and a participant in the Tiny Town Killing Game. Her talent is the **Ultimate Roleplayer**.

## History

### Early Life

Vampette was assigned the title of Ultimate Roleplayer for two reasons - a large scale Dungeons and Dragons game she guest-DM'd, and also because of her general versatility when it comes to online roleplays. She often roleplays her characters in everyday conversation.

She was accepted into Hope's Peak International under this name, and was then involved in the Tiny Town Project.

### Killing Game Life

#### Vampette's Fate

Vampette's run came to an end in chapter 2 of the Tiny Town Killing Game, when she committed the murder of Mizu Nishikawa, which lead to Vampette being exposed at the class trial, and by extension, Vampette being executed for the crime.

## Personality

Vampette is noted by their creator to be "chill, friendly and quirky". She can usually be seen using one of her multiple characters as a fore-front for her outward personality. These include Nutaku (the flirtatious one), Aviva (the "unfazed" one), Zoe (the shy one), Saki (the analytical one), Reva (the knowledgable one), Lucette (the prim and proper one), and Katrina (the serious one).

## Appearance

Vampette is a taller young girl with a short, brown, almost bob-like hairstyle. She wears black half-glasses and a small, light beige clip on the left side of her bangs.

She usually wears a plain black t-shirt with a green cardigan over, with shorter sleeves, though the openings of the sleeves seem large. She has a light yellow skirt with a vaguely leaf-like pattern on it.
The Sword of Camelot

**The Sword of Camelot** was one of the movies featured in a video game made by Midas Interactive, and features a virtual coloring book and a puzzle game.

## Description

Arthur is King of Camelot and son of Merlin and the witch, Avelon. Protector of England from the barbarian hordes, Arthur, and Queen Guinevere face a terrible challenge when the evil Mordred attacks, bringing chaos to the kingdom.

As well as a great half-hour cartoon video, Camelot features an easy-to-use virtual colouring book and a challenging puzzle game.

Can Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table save the kingdom?
Nice Cats

**Nice Cats** was one of the movies featured in a video game made by Midas Interactive, and features a virtual coloring book and a puzzle game.

## Description

Join kittens Lucy and Lionel on a holiday with their owner. Things soon turn mysterious, however when Lucy goes missing...

As well as a great half-hour cartoon video, Nice Cats features an easy-to-use virtual colouring book and a challenging puzzle game.

Mystery and a range of activities make Nice Cats great fun.
Midas Interactive Wiki

**Welcome to the Midas Interactive Wiki!**
This community might provide information about the company itself if they can. But for now, we can hangout and stuff.

This page is not close to ever be completed so if you want to help, you can.

## Important articles

There is no important articles lol...

Except for this: Midas Interactive

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Midas Interactive

**Midas Interactive** is a British video game publisher founded in 1998 by Paul Share in the Netherlands, and a year later in 1999 in England. They are well known for distributing not only games based on Dingo Pictures films, but also games localised from Japan. As of 2019, their website remains online. Share founded later also Phoenix Games in 2002.

## List of games based on Dingo Pictures

* Anastasia
* Goldie
* Hunchback of Notredame
* Legend of Pocahontas
* Lion and the King
* Lord of the Jungle
* The Dalmatians
* The Sword of Camelot
* Nice Cats
* Moses: Prince of Egypt

## List of other games

* Dynasty Warriors 2 (European-published version of the Japanese game)

**Will Be Coming Soon!!!**
Legend of Pocahontas

**Legend of Pocahontas** was one of the movies featured in a video game made by Midas Interactive, and features a virtual coloring book and a puzzle game.

## Description

When Europeans settlers settle on her father's land, Pocahontas persuades the chief not to go to war, and talks begin with their strange new neighbors.

As well as a great one-hour cartoon video, Legend of Pocahontas features an easy-to-use virtual colouring book and a challenging puzzle game.

Pocahontas is a North-American legend.
Willow

**Willow Sophia Wilson** (July 20th, 1708 – November 5th, 1802) was a co hostess, she was the daughter of William & Anna, the wife of Alexander, & and the mother of Alexander Jr., Willow-Anna, & Abraham

## Character Information

### Affiliation

Wilson Family (By birth)Freeman Family (By marriage)

## Relationships

### Relatives

William (Father), Anna (Mother), Andrew (Older Brother), Annie (Older Sister), Walter (Younger Brother), Alexander (Husband), Alexander Jr (Son), Willow-Anna (Daughter), Abraham (Son)

### Friends/Allies

Molly, Milia, Jane, Lily, Luke, Lucas Jr. Madison, Milo
Charlie

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Infinity Son*, Chapter 5 (*A Cycle of Phoenixes*), page 36 - "“Excuse me,” someone says in an English accent, which is no doubt my favorite accent."
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Infinity Son*, Chapter 5 (*A Cycle of Phoenixes*), page 36 - "I turn to find a young, beautiful guy with pale and freckled skin, stubble, messy red hair, and the kind of New York T-shirt someone only wears if they’re a tourist or lost a bet."
3. ↑ *Infinity Son*, Chapter 5 (*A Cycle of Phoenixes*), page 37 - "...I would compare the green in Charlie’s eyes to emeralds or trees in spring."
Blaine Murphy

**Blaine Murphy** is a student at Hope's Peak International and a participant in the Tiny Town Killing Game. His title is the **Ultimate Grave Robber**.

## History

#### First Murder, Trial, and Execution

First trial stuff here. Add more sub-heading 2s or contact me as needed

## Creation and Development

Character creation stuff here. Entirely optional part, delete this if you want.

## Relationships

### Tiny Town Killing Game

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