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Leanne

A demon and seducer. She first appeared in *Past Due*.

## Biography

Leanne was summoned and bound by Malike for sexual purposes and is described as a seducer.⁠ She probably belonged to Baal but was not present in Hell when he was defeated.⁠ She might have transferred her loyalty to Lorelei.⁠

Malike forced her to fight against the Crew during the Battle of the Silver Delta until Onyx freed her from her binding.⁠ She turned against Malike and consumed his soul. She was captured as she tried to escape the ship, and was to be brought to judgement by Rachel and Joel.⁠ Her current fate is unknown.

She was capable of reading Rico’s feelings on abandoning the Family, though it is unknown if this was due to experience reading people or a developed empathic sense.⁠ Compared to most demons, Leanne seems more pragmatic, focused on the long term, and capable of reflection.⁠ She appeared as a sexy and shapely blonde.⁠

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2  *Past Due*, chapter 13
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1  *Past Due*, chapter 19
3. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 26
4. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 27
5. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 23
Evgeni

A werewolf serving the Family. He first appeared in *Past Due*.

Evgeni worked as a ship’s engineer on the Silver Delta in service to the Family. He was an experienced mariner, probably of Russian origin, and worked closely with Filip.⁠⁠

Evgeni was killed by Drew during the Battle of the Silver Delta.

## References

1. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 23
2. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 25
Los Angeles

Los Angeles is a major city in California.

## General

The Special Task Force of the FBI has a team permanently stationed in Los Angeles, which is responsible for investigating crimes involving the Shadows on the west coast of the USA. It was first led by Joseph Hauser, but is currently led by Sanderson.⁠⁠

The city has a large vampire society. It was led by the vampire lord Cornelius, who claimed to be the Consul of the Republic of Los Angeles and held court in Malibu.⁠ At least some of his possessions and resources has been claimed by Anatole.⁠

The lizard people have a settlement under the city.⁠

## Inhabitants

* Anatole
* Doug Bridger
* Frank
* Matt Lanier
* Amber Maddox
* Christian Miller, influencer, Hollywood Hills⁠
* Evan Murphy, Practitioner, Hawthorne⁠
* Colleen Nguyen
* Sunday
* Cornelius Gaius Vaspasianus, Malibu

## Locations

* Griffith Park⁠⁠
* Hawthorne
	+ Shady Palms Apartments, where Evan lived⁠
* Hollywood Hills
	+ An eight-figure monstrosity, owned by Miller and Anatole⁠
* Offices of the Special Task Force⁠
* Torrance
	+ Arneson Recoveries⁠

## References

1. ↑  *Natural Consequences*, Prologue
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 “Constellations”
3. ↑  *Natural Consequences*, chapter 2
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 “God on the Run”
5. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 15
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 “Celestial Navigation”
Odd Jobs

“Odd Jobs” is a short story published in the collection *Small Victories* in 2020. Tanner is in need of a place to live. Hideo is in need of a bodyguard.

## Warning

This story contains homelessness, evasion of student visa restrictions, harsh words, abuse of authority, toxic masculinity, jerks, pride, and cinema criticism.

## Synopsis

Tanner had trouble finding a place to live, due to assassins blowing up his earlier home.⁠ Hideo was in need of a bodyguard to shield him from his uncle Makoto’s demands that he return to his unpleasant home world and family. They spent a pleasant week together before Tanner had to confront Makoto’s three armed goons.

## Appearances

### Characters

* Tanner Malone
* Hideo, an art student
* Imani
* Makoto, Hideo’s uncle
* Ian and Kim, students
* Prince Khalil (mentioned only)
* Various unnamed apartment managers and goons

## Continuity

“Odd Jobs” is set after *Last Man Out*, in November 2280.

## Trivia

There is no known disease known as Hickam Syndrome. There is however Hickam’s dictum: “a patient can have as many diagnoses as he or she darn well pleases”, that is, people might suffer from several concurrent illnesses or maladies.

## Publication history

“Odd Jobs” was first published on Elliott Kay’s Patreon in December 2019. It was re-published in *Small Victories* in July 2020.
Amethyst

A space yacht. It first appeared in *Hot Restart*.

## General

The Amethyst is a luxury space yacht, with a manta ray-like design. It has a lounge which can seat up to twenty, four staterooms, two officer cabins, and a crew berth for four.⁠⁠ The ship is very well equipped and has high performance.⁠ It has however no weaponry.⁠

## History

The *Amethyst* served as a covert security and operations vessel for Minos Enterprises. While returning from an unsuccessful mission the ship was ambushed by Rohax and abandoned. The mission to retreive the vessel and its dormant passenger Selene was given to the crew of the *Mashringa*. However, after Riley Morgan had woken up Selene, they instead claimed the damaged ship and escaped.⁠

The ship received repairs on Talnov Gamma and is currently crewed by Riley, Selene, Leeth, and Eezall.⁠

## References

1. ↑  *Hot Restart*, chapter 1
2. ↑  *Hot Restart*, chapter 3
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1  *Hot Restart*, chapter 4
4. ↑ “The Morning After”
5. ↑  *Hot Restart*, chapter 22
Lizard people

A race of reptilian humanoids. They appeared first in *Past Due*.

The lizard people has long lived isolated, but had some contact with Native American tribes or groups. The European arrival increased their isolation. They have a single known settlement, located below Los Angeles. They sent representatives to the Family party in Vancouver, where Alex met them.⁠

## Known members

* Sepulveda
* Topanga
Christina Walters

This article is about the NorthStar executive. For other uses, see Christina.

An executive officer of NorthStar Corporation, specializing in public relations. She first appeared in *Dead Man’s Debt*.

## Biography

Christina Walters had risen to the rank of Vice President of Public Relations of NorthStar Corporation at the time of the Debtor’s War. She played an important role in crafting NorthStar’s public profile and media presence.⁠⁠

She was taken captive during Archangel’s raid on Fairhaven that captured most of NorthStar’s board, executives, and shareholders. Due to the presumed death of Anton Brekhov she was elected the new CEO of NorthStar, after which she negotiated an immediate end of hostilities between Archangel and NorthStar.⁠

She is still serving as President and CEO of NorthStar, but is aware that Brekhov still might be alive.⁠

## Trivia

Christina Walters started as a Tuckerization.

## References

1. ↑  *Dead Man’s Debt*, chapter 2
2. ↑  *Dead Man’s Debt*, chapter 8
3. ↑  *Dead Man’s Debt*, chapter 14
4. ↑  *Last Man Out*, Epilogue
5. ↑ Sneak Peek: Making Sausages, Elliott Kay’s Patreon, February 16 2021
Grunt Work

“Grunt Work” is a short story published in the collection *Small Victories* in 2020. *St. Jude* comes to assist a stricken ship in space.

## Synopsis

*St. Jude* received an emergency call from *Saguaro* and responded. Tanner found himself having to do necessary grunt work for people who expect little of him, but gained a measure of respect.

## Appearances

### Characters

* Tanner Malone, crewman
* Lieutenant Stevens, CO
* Lieutenant Gagne, XO
* Reed, ops specialist
* Chief O’Malley, engineer
* BM1 Freeman, head bo’sun
* SK2 Flores, medic
* Heifer, crewman
* Stumpy, crewman
* GM3 Miller, gunner’s mate
* BM2 Morales, boatswain’s mate
* Wells, engineer
* Leone, engineer

### Locations & organizations

* *St. Jude*
* *Saguaro*

## Continuity

The story is set in May 2275, during *Poor Man’s Fight*.

## Publication History

“Grunt Work” was first published on Elliott Kay’s Patreon in July 2019. It was re-published in *Small Victories* in July 2020.
Azazel

A demon and a prince of Hell. He first appeared in *Personal Demons*.

## Biography

Azazel’s realm is called Perdition, and his crown is made of gold.⁠ He was probably the demon lord with the greatest long-term interest in Seattle. He had several demons active in Seattle, and was heavily involved with the Light.⁠⁠

He was killed by Lorelei during the Battle of Perdition and his body crucified in his old throne room.⁠⁠

## Known demons in service

* Evelyn
* Robert Gorge
* Targ⁠
* Xazzal

Azazel also had the services of the jinn Masood.⁠

## References

1. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 2
2. ↑  *Good Intentions*, chapter 8
3. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 11
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1  *Personal Demons*, chapter 21
5. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 25
6. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 6
Archangel system

The Archangel system is a member of the Union of Humanity. It is a democratic presidential republic.

The creation of the Archangel system was sponsored by the Catholic Church, though its influence waned during its colonization period.

The Archangel system is composed of nine planets:⁠

1. Ambrose
2. Michael (terraformed)⁠
3. Raphael (terraformed)⁠
4. Jerome
5. Gabriel (terraformed)⁠
6. Uriel (terraformed)⁠
7. Ophanim⁠
8. Gregoria
9. Augustine (inhabited)⁠

It also contains various lunar bodies, asteroid belts, and inhabited space stations.⁠

## References

1. ↑  *Poor Man’s Fight*, chapter 1
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5  *Rich Man’s War*, chapter 8
3. ↑  *Rich Man’s War*, chapter 7
Mr. Woods

A Human Practitioner and member of the Brotherhood of Apollo. He first appeared in *Good Intentions*.

Woods appeared as a dashing man in his mid-thirties, but was probably older. He was a skilled and experienced Practitioner, and thought of himself as a predator. Together with Ms. Black he took care to be welcoming towards Molly and Onyx at Blackthorne Manor. He seemed to act as Lord Stefan’s lieutenant.⁠⁠

He was killed by Alex during the Battle of Blackthorne Manor.⁠

## References

1. ↑  *Good Intentions*, chapter 16
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1  *Good Intentions*, chapter 17
Locations in Wandering Monsters

A list of areas and locations found within the Wandering Monsters series.

## Canrana

The Onyx Order is said to have many members there.⁠

## Theralda

Ruled by King Dostin. The country is divided into two parts by the Stonebeard range, where the main route between the two parts is by the Greyfalls Pass.

### Appleford

A village or town in the northern valley.

### Arding

A town in the northern part of Theralda.⁠

### Bak’Nor

A goblin city or town, probably in the southern part of Theralda. DigDig and Shady Tooth grew up and were recruited by Mierrek there.⁠⁠ It appears to have been impacted heavily by the edict of eviction of goblins, and many of its inhabitants became employed in the dungeon by Olen Zuck.⁠

### Brolan

A village in the northern valley, friendly to goblins.⁠

### Cedar Falls

A town in the northern part of Theralda.⁠

### Eastford

A town on the Crystalbrook river in the northern part of Theralda. ⁠

### Northern valley

The area of Theralda where Zition and Eastford are located.⁠

### Rosebay

A village in the northern part of Theralda.⁠

### Snowhaven

A village in the northern part of Theralda.⁠

### Thrandor

A dwarven holy city, populated by the undead since the First Darkness. Its upper levels had been claimed by Olen Zuck.⁠

### Zition

A refugee camp for mainly goblinfolk in the northern part of Theralda, turning into a town proper. Karana serves as its de factor mayor. It is located east or northeast of Eastford.⁠

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 “Insiders”
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3  *Nowhere to Run*, chapter 4
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1  *Nowhere to Run*, chapter 3
4. ↑  *Nowhere to Run*, chapter 2
5. ↑  *Nowhere to Run*, chapter 8
6. ↑ “The Mediator”
7. ↑  *Run Like Hell*, chapter 4
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 “Don’t Overthink It”
9. ↑  *Run Like Hell*, chapter 5
10. ↑  *Run Like Hell*, chapter 2
Matt Lanier

An FBI agent in the Special Task Force. He first appeared in *Natural Consequences*.

## Biography

Matt Lanier is an information specialist in the Special Task Force, though he also does some field work due to the small size of the unit. He previosly investigated white-collar crime.⁠ He self-identifies as a geek.

He participated in the Battle of Magnuson Park.⁠ Later he helped detain the surviving members of The Light after the Battle of Suite 1705.⁠

His guardian angel is probably Patrick.

## References

1. ↑  *Natural Consequences*, chapter 4
2. ↑  *Natural Consequences*, chapter 17
3. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 25
List of demons

## List of demons

### **Hell**

* Crowns of Hell
* Demon
	+ **List of**
	+ Creeper
	+ Succubus
* Hell
* Princes of Hell

### **Beings**

* Angel
* Demon
* Human
* Jinn
* Undead
	+ Ghost
	+ Vampire
* Werewolf

A list of demons encountered or mentioned in the Good Intentions Series.

## Demons

* Azazel
* Baal
* Beelzebub
* Belial
* Bralk
* Chance, a temptress⁠
* Cynthia
* Destiny, a temptress⁠
* Dominic, fears Lorelei⁠
* Estevan⁠
* Evelyn
* Robert Gorge
* Hank
* Harrow
* Hope, does bail bonds⁠
* Karma, a temptress⁠
* Kierrk
* Leanne
* Lester
* Leviathan
* Lilith
* Lorelei
* Lucifer
* Lydia
* Mammon
* Mandah
* Michaelis, stalks sorcerers⁠
* Nahash, also called “the serpent”⁠⁠
* Nicolai, stalks politicans⁠
* Ryzeth, a stalker⁠
* Sammael
* Sarah
* Serena
* Squint, a scout⁠
* Sylyd, a stalker⁠
* Tanxin, demon of greed⁠
* Targ, a servitor⁠
* Terrez, lieutenant to Baal⁠
* Trevor, stalks sorcerers⁠
* Victor
* Voxrel, a stalker⁠
* Xazzal

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *Skin*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4  *Past Due*, chapter 13
3. ↑ “Celestial Navigation”
4. ↑ “Charting Stars”
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1  *Personal Demons*, chapter 16
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2  *Personal Demons*, chapter 1
7. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 19
8. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 21
Cynthia

A demon with a greater than average capacity for seduction and sin. She first appeared in “Red Flags”.

## Biography

Cynthia appeared at University of Washington after having taken over an apartment on the Ave, probably after having murdered or suborned its prior occupant. She attempted to seduce and approach Alex in May, but was discovered by Rachel. She was banished back to Hell in the following fight.⁠

## Abilities

Cynthia was quite capable at seduction and in posing as a normal human woman, at least for a limited time. Her tail was venomous, and she could also shoot her talons as missiles. She was a capable fighter but outmatched by Rachel.

## Theories

It is unknown which Prince of Hell that Cynthia served, if she served any, which type of demon she was, what she wanted to accomplish in Seattle, or for that matter why she approached Alex.

It is not that likely that she was a succubus because she had abilities that no other succubus has shown, because the other known succubus who faced Rachel—Serena—put up much more of a fight *and* faced a Rachel as Dominion rather than as a guardian.⁠

## References

1. ↑ “Red Flags”
2. ↑ *Halloween for Life*
Gargoyle automata

Gargoyle statues able to move on their own.

## General

Gargoyle automata are made out of stone. They carry within them a remnant of a soul that is used to make them move. Despite their size and weight they can move quickly.⁠

## Elizabeth’s gargoyle

A winged, seven foot tall stone gargoyle that was owned by Elizabeth Van Dalen. It had apparently been created in the 17th century or earlier for some unknown purpose, but she had never managed to animate the statue. The statue was bequeathed to Archimedes and Hypatia, and with the probable assistance of Victor Saxon they managed to make the gargoyle move. The pair used it to attack Molly and Onyx, but it was destroyed by them instead.⁠

## The Family

The Family had at least two moving gargoyles around their mansion in Vancouver. One was destroyed by Rachel’s angelic fire, while Alex banished the soul of the other one—immobilizing the statue—with an enchanted spear.⁠

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 “Authenticity”
2. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 18
Mahmoud

An Egyptian guard. He first appeared in *Past Due*.

## Biography

Mahmoud (Arabic: مَحْمُود) worked as a museum guard at the Museum of Antiquities in Alexandria, Egypt, where he worked together with Abdel. When the Family organized a raid on the museum in March, he assisted Zafirah in foiling some of the goals of the robbers. In fear of losing his job after the robbery, Zafirah assisted him in finding a new employer. His current status is unknown.⁠

Mahmoud has a family and is an association football fan. He is brave and highly conscientious about his job and his duties.
Elizabeth

**Elizabeth** or **Lisa** may refer to:

## Good Intentions

* Bethany, a guardian angel⁠
* Elizabeth Van Dalen, a Practitioner and Molly’s mentor
* Elizabeth, Paul Keeley’s guardian angel⁠
* Elizabeth, a conservatory board member⁠
* Lisa, admissions staff at North Seattle Community College⁠
* Lisa, a lingerie store attendant⁠
* Lisa, a guardian angel⁠

## Poor Man’s Fight

* Beth, a receptionist at Ascension Hall⁠
* Elizabeth, a passenger on *NSS Pride of Polaris*⁠
* Lisa Wright, a Fremantle constable⁠
* Lisa, a student living on Floor Nine⁠
* *ANS St. Elizabeth*, a ship of the Archangel Navy⁠

## Hot Restart

* Eliza Carrington, Riley Morgan’s ex-girlfriend

## References

1. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 5
2. ↑  *Natural Consequences*
3. ↑ “Rough Day”
4. ↑  *Good Intentions*, chapter 15
5. ↑ “Secret Shoppers”
6. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 15
7. ↑  *Rich Man’s War*, chapter 1
8. ↑  *Poor Man’s Fight*, chapter 13
9. ↑  *Last Man Out*, chapter 2
10. ↑ “Room and Board”
11. ↑  *Dead Man’s Debt*, chapter 13
Abaddon

One of the princes of Hell.

## Biography

Abaddon invaded Baal’s realm after Lorelei refused to claim the crown, but could not overcome the chaos or the iron crown’s compulsion to fight. Instead he was dragged down, and had to fight his way back to his fortress.⁠

## Trivia

Abaddon’s name is spelled “Abbadon” in *Skin*.

See also the mythological Abaddon (wikipedia).

## References

1. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 2
2. ↑ *Skin*
Better Days

“Better Days” is a short story published in the collection *Low-Key Calamities* in 2023. A demonstration in how to break up bar fights.

## Synopsis

On shore patrol at Apostle’s Station in the Archangel system, Malone and Baldwin were busted by Chief Lockwood for hugging. Lockwood then called them to help him break up a bar fight, and demonstrated how to break up one with minimal force.

Phoebe ran to Tanner for help in breaking up a bar fight at the Fremantle University. Tanner showed that he had learned from the earlier lesson.

## Appearances

### Characters

* Tanner Malone
* Jesse Baldwin
* Chief Lockwood
* Phoebe
* Chet
* Siraj
* and many marines, ratings, students, and civilians of various activities

### Locations & organizations

* Apostle’s Station
* Fremantle University
	+ Floor Nine

## Continuity

The first half of “Better Days” is set in April 2277 in Archangel system and the second half in February 2281 at Fremantle University.

## Publication History

“Better Days” was first published on Elliott Kay’s Patreon in February 2022. It was re-published in *Low-Key Calamities* on February 21, 2023.
Garrison

A Practitioner and priest. He first appeared in *Good Intentions*.

## Biography

Garrison was a member of the Brotherhood of Apollo and conducted research into summonings, Hell, and demons. He was expelled from the Brotherhood when they judged him too obsessed with demons of lust.⁠ He continued his research for three years without the Brotherhood’s support, managing to craft rituals that could summon and bind both succubae and angels.⁠

He summoned and bound Rachel and Lorelei at the Sacred Heart Cemetary in September. The ritual of binding the two to him was interrupted by Alex, causing the Sacred Heart Cemetery Fire. Garrison and his two mundane helpers—Harold and Troy—were killed by Lorelei and Rachel.⁠

## Theories

It is possible that Garrison was the previous tenant of House 12573, and thus the person who murdered Greg Fisher and bound his soul to the house.⁠⁠

## References

1. ↑  *Good Intentions*, chapter 14
2. ↑  *Good Intentions*, chapter 17
3. ↑  *Good Intentions*, chapter 1
4. ↑ “More Than Friends”
Caleb (werewolf)

This article is about the werewolf. For the angel, see Caleb.

A werewolf and the leader of a large werewolf pack outside Seattle. He first appeared in *Natural Consequences*.

Caleb was the leader of and sire to most members of the werewolf pack, including Diana, Billy, and Jared. The only known exception was Sally, who had Jared as her sire.⁠

He was challenged and killed by Diana because he did not come to her rescue while she was held captive by Lady Anastacia’s vampires.⁠

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1  *Natural Consequences*, chapter 3
Orion

A guitar-playing barista. He first appeared in *Natural Consequences*.

## Biography

Orion worked in a donut shop frequented by Kevin Murray and Tyrone Johnson. To Orion’s annoyance, the two used the parking lot outside to let the sun dispose of any vampires they caught.⁠

In March he had found another job, as a coffee shop barista.⁠

Orion is skinny, curly-haired, plays guitar and has some awareness of the Shadows. He appeared to know at least some of Sierra, Kate Oakwood, Jin, or Hector as repeat customers and as “supernatural conspiracy nonsense types”.

## References

1. ↑  *Natural Consequences*, chapter 18
2. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 2
Brittany

A student at North Seattle. She first appeared in *Good Intentions*.

## Biography

Brittany was wooed and preyed upon by the vampire Alistair Pennington. The two went together to Sherri’s party, where she identified Alex Carlisle to him. After Alistair’s disapperance during the party she hooked up with Jason Cohen together with her friend Britney, leading to the Adventures in Britneyland.⁠

The relationship with Jason broke up after a few weeks, due to personal incompatibilities and the Great Open Teamspeak Mic incident.⁠

Britanny studies at North Seattle Community College and has likely shared some classes with Alex. She has lamented that the only thing she felt she was good at was sex. Jocelyn described her as brainless. Alistair described her as lovely, buxom, and innocent.⁠

## Theories

There is no obvious reason why Brittany would not have a guardian angel. It is unclear why she was left exposed to a vampire for any prolonged amount of time.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1  *Good Intentions*, chapter 13
2. ↑  *Natural Consequences*, chapter 2
Marvin

An angel and Wade’s guardian. He first appeared in *Good Intentions*, but unnamed.

Marvin was first seen participating at the end of the Battle of Blackthorne Manor though he remained unnamed.⁠ He crafted a good working relationship with Rachel during her tenure as Dominion of Seattle.⁠ He was wounded by Sammael at the Battle of the Casino, but stood in for Rachel as Dominion as she went to Alex’s rescue.⁠

Since the Battle of Suite 1705 Rachel shares the duty of being Wade’s guardian with Marvin.⁠

## References

1. ↑  *Good Intentions*, chapter 17
2. ↑  *Natural Consequences*, chapter 11
3. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 8
4. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 20
Ezekiel Jones

This article is about the Archangel intelligence agent. For other uses, see Jones.

## Poor Man’s Fight Series

### First seen

*Dead Man’s Debt*

An agent within the Archangel Ministry of Intelligence.

Ezekiel Jones led the Ministry of Intelligence raid on Station 46 that freed Prince Khalil from his brother’s imprisonment in February 2279. During the raid he came into conflict with Tanner Malone when Tanner stopped him from shooting unarmed and wounded enemies, and regarding the treatment of evacuees.⁠

In May 2279 he was assigned as the XO to Argent and to control her captain, Casey.⁠ He had trouble keeping Casey from gaining too much loyalty from and control of the ship’s crew. He participated in the invasion of Fairhaven.

After the end of the Debtor’s War he led the effort to “clean up” its crew. His attempt to arrest Casey was interrupted by Tanner. In the end, Ezekiel and Casey were brought to the Hashemite consulate on Uriel. His activities and status after this is unknown.

Ezekiel is a veteran at covert operations and has some experience with ship handling. Vanessa Rios considers him a jackass and a Kirabati loyalist.

1. ↑  *Dead Man’s Debt*, chapter 1
2. ↑  *Dead Man’s Debt*, chapter 5
Attila

Kevin Murray’s cat. He first appeared in “Naked Justice”.

## Biography

Attila lives with Kevin Murray. He is smart and quite capable of handling himself, though mainly an indoor cat. He is higly loyal to Kevin, but is not above pranking him, and views Molly as a friend.⁠⁠

Attila is grey and white, with a tiger-like pattern.

## Theories

It is likely that Attila is the incarnation of an ancient European warlord. The original Literotica draft of Naked Justice—“Justice… in the Raw!”—included the reference to the reincarnation of an ancient European warlord not being over 18, and Attila fits that better than anyone else in the story.

It is unknown which warlord Attila is an incarnation of, but Attila the Hun probably heads the list.

## References

1. ↑ “Naked Justice”
2. ↑ *Halloween for Life*
3. ↑ *Life in Shadows*, Warning
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An occult bookstore in Seattle.

## General

An occult bookstore located in Capitol Hill. It was where Onyx bought her first book on magic.⁠ The bookstore was also a beneficiary in Elizabeth Van Dalen’s will, through its proprietor Harold Weiss.⁠

It is likely also the bookstore where Molly and Onyx bought the book on demonology to help them rescue Alex from Lorelei in September.⁠ That would place the bookstore on Broadway on Capitol Hill.

## Trivia

It likely corresponds with the real-life bookstore Edge of the Circle, which was located on Capitol Hill until 2015, but now is located in the University District.

## References

1. ↑  *Personal Demons*, Prologue
2. ↑ “Authenticity”
3. ↑  *Good Intentions*, chapter 14
Billy

This article is about the werewolf. For other uses, see Bill.

A werewolf and a low-status member of of Caleb’s, later Diana’s, pack.⁠

Billy survived the Battle of the Bus Tunnel. He was killed by Drew and Jason during the Battle of Magnuson Park.⁠

## References

1. ↑  *Natural Consequences*, chapter 3
2. ↑  *Natural Consequences*, chapter 17
Andrea Bennett

This article is about the Archangel politician. For other uses, see Andrea.

*“This document sets out everything the Fleet has determined so far. Operators in the field should rely on this knowledge with caution.”* — Spoilers for *No Man’s Land* follow.

## Poor Man’s Fight Series

### Last seen

*No Man’s Land*

An Archangel politician and president Gabriel Aguirre’s press secretary.

## Biography

Andrea Bennett gave up a seat in the Archangel Senate to help Gabriel Aguirre get elected as president of Archangel system.⁠ She served as his press secretary before and through the Debtor’s War, and was the strategist and primary planner of much of its public relations campaign towards the rest of the Union. She was however not privy to the innermost workings of the Aguirre government, including its collaboration with pirates or its plans to destabilize Hashem.⁠

She had a short affair with Tanner Malone while he served in the Ascension Hall Honor Guard, and continued to consider him a friend afterwards.⁠⁠

When Tanner exposed the Archangel collaboration and sheltering of Casey, she publically resigned from her job.⁠ She managed to strengthen her political position from the crisis, and was re-elected to the Archangel Senate. She served on both the Defense and Foreign Affaris committees.⁠⁠ She served as Archangel’s official representative to the first embassy Minos sent to Union of Humanity and Sol.

## Trivia

Andrea Bennett’s last name was occasionally spelled Bennet in the inital publishing of several books.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2  *Dead Man’s Debt*, Epilogue
2. ↑  *Rich Man’s War*, chapter 1
3. ↑  *Dead Man’s Debt*, chapter 8
4. ↑  *No Man’s Land*, chapter 5
5. ↑  *No Man’s Land*, chapter 13
Hector Kingston

A Practitioner and gunsmith. He first appeared in “Authenticity”.

## Biography

Hector Kingston has Jamaican origin and is a Practitioner with a primary focus on crafting. He owns a gun shop where he crafts and sells magically enhanced weaponry, ammunition, and ritual tools.⁠

In Elizabeth’s will he was bequeathed the crafting tools and books from her workshop. The same evening he came to Molly’s and Onyx’s rescue when they were cornered by Victor Saxon after the reading of the will.⁠ He participated in the Practitioner meeting in January, and made effective resistance against the Light at the Battle of the Casino. Afterwards he provided the Crew with weaponry and ammunition to help them against the Light.⁠ These proved to be of critical value during the Battle of Suite 1705, effective against both practitioners and demons.⁠

Hector appears to well-known and well-respected in the Seattle Practitioner community. He has good relations with Molly and Onyx, though Onyx is wary of him.⁠ He himself is deeply suspicious of Lorelei, but has come to respect the Crew.⁠ He is fiercely independent and more comfortable with guns and physical violence than most Practitioners. Alex judges him to be a dangerous man.⁠

## Abilities

Hector is a superb craftsman and maker of magically enhanced weaponry. He also is perceptive, combined with experience and ability to gauge people.⁠⁠

He mainly uses shotguns and revolvers, and seems to have a preference for simple and direct solutions, like using rock salt in a shotgun to take down wards.⁠⁠

His practice has limitations in how it is used for money.⁠

## Theories

Hector is capable of enchanting modern weaponry, but still prefers to use revolvers and manually operated shotguns. Some possible reasons for this might be:

* A preference for large calibers with plenty of boom.
* Greater ammunition flexibility in terms of material and charge, like rock salt in a shotgun.⁠
* Weapons with more manual operation are easier to enchant.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 “Authenticity”
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1  *Personal Demons*, chapter 14
3. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 20
4. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 5
5. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 2
6. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 6
7. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 10
8. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 7
Lynette Kelly

An Archangel ship captain and Tanner Malone’s girlfriend. She first appeared in *Poor Man’s Fight*.

## Biography

Lynette Kelly was born in 2250 and went directly to the Archangel Naval Academy. After commissioning in the Archangel Navy she was promoted quickly and was a lieutenant and the commander of ANS*Joan of Arc* in 2274 with the start of her second five-year-term as an officer.⁠⁠

She commanded the *Joan of Arc* in the evacuation of the Archangel consulate on Scheherazade in 2276, during which she and Tanner Malone learned to know each other.⁠ She participated in the Battle of Raphael, where she was seriously wounded when*Joan of Arc’s* bridge was hit.⁠⁠

Tanner and Lynette kept in touch through correspondence and infrequent meetings throughout the Debtor’s War.⁠ She still commanded the *Joan of Arc* during the Archangel invasion of Fairhaven.⁠ In the aftermath of the invasion, she and Tanner decided to consummate their relationship.⁠

After the end of the war, Lynette mustered out and bought the yacht *Phoenix* together with some of her old crew from *Joan of Arc* and other associates. They still have reserve status with the Archangel Navy through the Archangel Independent Shipping Guild.⁠⁠

She and *Phoenix* participated in the Battle of Minos and the following evacuation of the planet.⁠⁠

## Relationships

Lynette is in a “committed non-monogamous” relationship with Tanner Malone.

## References

1. ↑  *Poor Man’s Fight*, chapter 6
2. ↑  *Rich Man’s War*, chapter 2
3. ↑  *Rich Man’s War*, chapter 4
4. ↑  *Rich Man’s War*, chapter 11
5. ↑ “Prisoners”
6. ↑  *Dead Man’s Debt*, chapter 4
7. ↑  *Dead Man’s Debt*, chapter 13
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1  *Dead Man’s Debt*, chapter 15
9. ↑  *Last Man Out*, chapter 3
10. ↑ 10.0 10.1  *Last Man Out*, chapter 37
Kierrk

A demon. He first appeared in *Personal Demons*.

Kierrk had served Baal for a long time, and knew Lorelei from when she also served Baal. When Lorelei returned to Hell Kierrk, together with Hank and Mandah, became her first follower.⁠

He served as Lorelei’s lieutenant and advisor during the assault against Azazel’s realm.⁠ He was killed by Azazel during the Battle of Perdition.⁠

## References

1. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 16
2. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 19
3. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 21
Battle of the Silver Delta

A battle on the yacht *Silver Delta* a Sunday in March.

## Background

The Family had fled Vancouver after the family party had ended with the discovery of Joel and their plans for a large alliance within the Shadows had fallen apart.⁠

The Crew identified how the Family had fled, and reached out to Katerina Sorrow to help intercept the *Silver Delta*.⁠

## Events

The Crew managed to intercept the *Silver Delta*, and Wade’s earlier contacts with Rico’s team contributed to Rico and his men abandoning the Silver Delta without a fight.⁠

Molly and Zafirah managed to fight their way to Joel and free him. Rachel arrived from healing in Vancouver just in time to turn the battle against the Family, despite still being wounded.⁠

## Results

* Joel is freed
* Destruction of the Family
* Katerina becomes associated with the Crew
* Katerina takes ownership of the Silver Delta

## References

1. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 21
2. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 22
3. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 24
4. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 25
Eric

A student of the University of Washington and member of Jason’s D&D group. He first appeared in *Days of High Adventure*.

## Biography

Eric went to the same high school as Jason and Alex, though he was a year older. They were members of the same D&D group, first with Eric and then Jason as gamemaster. After graduation he started studying at the University of Washington.

In late spring or early summer he was pulled into another dimension together with his friend Amanda.⁠ There he was enslaved, developed into a barbarian hero, and met Fallon. Fallon and Eric started a relationship after their escape.

Rather than be separated after they had defeated Bel-Danab, Fallon chose to accompany him to Seattle. They returned there in September.⁠⁠

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Days of High Adventure*
2. ↑ “Lifestyle Changes”
Gerhardt Stein

A Practitioner and a member of the Family. He first appeared in *Past Due*.

Gerhardt Stein’s original name within the Family is unknown, and he is usually only referred to as Father. He was long lost to the Family, until his old bones were retreived in Iraq by Rico’s team.⁠⁠

At the Family party he took great offense at Alex’s disparagement of Sparta, and challenged him to a duel. Although initially defeated by Alex, he healed himself through magic. The duel was interrupted by Rachel’s arrival.⁠

He drowned in the Pacific during the Battle of the Silver Delta.⁠

Gerhardt was a very capable Practitioner and a powerful and skilled fighter, but very prone to take offense against slights or insults, real or perceived.⁠

## References

1. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 12
2. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 4
3. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 18
4. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 26
5. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 19
Lawrence

A senior angel. He first appeared in *Good Intentions*.

## Biography

Lawrence has presided over all the known meetings that Heaven has held in Seattle. The first was with the discussion around the destruction of Robert Gorge.⁠ He who stripped Vincent of his duties as Seattle’s Dominion, and assigned Rachel as his replacement in the judgments after the Battle of Blackthorne Manor.⁠ It is unknown if he led the meeting that removed Donald as Alex’s guardian and gave that duty to Rachel, but it is likely.⁠

He presided over the judgment of Donald after the manipulations of Joseph Hauser were exposed at the Battle of Magnuson Park.⁠ He also presided over the meeting that removed Rachel as Dominion after she went to Alex’s rescue after the Battle of the Casino and assigned her as temporary guardian to several members of the Crew.⁠⁠

He has served as stand-in for Rachel as Dominion at least once.⁠

Lawrence has high standards and cares about the rules for interactions between angels and humans; not necessarily for their own sake, but because he knows why the rules are in place. The same is true of the great balance, where his concern is more on possible consequences rather than upholding it for its own sake. Within his standards he is pragmatic, willing to accept successful results, and to take unconventional action when he judges it worthwhile.⁠⁠

He admires Lorelei. If this implies earlier interaction between them from before she met Alex is unclear.⁠

## Theories

As with Hannah, Lawrence’s exact duties and role are unclear, but he seems to hold some form of supervisory or strategic role within the angelic hierarchy. It is unknown if he has any other duties and what those are.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1  *Good Intentions*, chapter 12
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2  *Good Intentions*, chapter 19
3. ↑  *Good Intentions*, chapter 6
4. ↑  *Natural Consequences*, chapter 18
5. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 25
6. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 22
7. ↑  *Natural Consequences*, chapter 11
Lilith

A mysterious Prince of Hell. She first appeared in *Personal Demons*.

## Biography

Lilith is a mysterious Prince of Hell. It is unclear if she is a demon, she hides her crown, and she is neither a fallen angel nor a deposed ancient god.⁠ Even her name is only spoken with care, and she is often referred to simply as *she* or *her*.

After the Battle of the Casino she was sought out by Lorelei and they entered into a temporary alliance. She helped Lorelei reach and take over Baal’s former domain, setting off the Battle of Perdition.⁠ After Lorelei had returned to the mortal plane she entered Azazel’s former domain and confronted Belial. Belial’s fate is unknown, but Lorelei gained a great amount of power.⁠ It is possible that she has gained control of parts of Baal’s, Azazel’s, and Belial’s former realms and servants.

Lorelei appears as a normal if beautiful woman, and dresses and speaks in a modern manner.

She likes Lorelei and is willing to help her and her friends, but only so far that it fits with Lilith’s own plans and schemes.⁠

## Abilities

She has a similar ability to angels of reading a person’s past, feelings, and knowledge.⁠ It is also implied that she can walk unseen and pass physical obstructions like angels. Wards that stop angels or jinn are no hindrance to her, and she can rip a person’s soul from their body.⁠

She seems to have greater freedom to leave Hell for the mortal plane than most other demon lords, and knows and controls several portals and gates between the two planes.⁠

## References

1. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 2
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2  *Personal Demons*, chapter 16
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2  *Past Due*, chapter 16
Cassie

A student at the University of Washington. She first appeared in “Supportive Relationships”.

Cassie was in the same study group in African history as Alex Carlisle. She was also in a bad relationship with her boyfriend Tony. After breaking up with him she had a rebound tryst with Alex.⁠

She lives in an apartment close to the university campus.
Anastacia’s Court

A vampire court in Seattle.

## History

A large and well-established vampire court located in Seattle, led by Lady Anastacia. Its formal name among vampires might be the **Dark Emerald City**.⁠ It claimed the area between Tacoma and Everett and had several contacts and helpers within the Seattle Police Department, like Mike Dotson.⁠⁠

The Special Task Force estimated that it contained at least 60 vampires, one of the largest identified vampire populations.⁠

Prompted by Lydia, Anastacia led the court into an alliance with Baal and the Brotherhood of Apollo, with the goal of bringing Lorelei back into Baal’s servitude.⁠⁠ This resulted in the Battle of Blackthorne Manor. Most members of the court were killed during the battle. The known survivors had relatively little knowledge of the precise events, were disorganized, and kept very low.⁠⁠

The disappearance of the court prompted investigations by both the Special Task Force and the other vampire courts of North America. The latter investigation was led by Lord Cornelius of Los Angeles and Lord Mayor Wentworth of New York.

## Known members

* Anastacia Kanatova, leader
* Damien Blackthorne, steward
* Alistair Pennington
* Ellison Addington (survivor)⁠
* Jack
* Lucien
* Mike (survivor)⁠
* Mitchell
* Natalia
* Spade
* Talon
* Twin women of Southern antebellum origin (unnamed)⁠

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1  *Good Intentions*, chapter 13
2. ↑  *Natural Consequences*, chapter 3
3. ↑ “Accomplished”
4. ↑  *Natural Consequences*, Prologue
5. ↑  *Good Intentions*, chapter 16
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 “Minor Errands”
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1  *Past Due*, chapter 7
8. ↑  *Good Intentions*, chapter 17
Book of Shadows

A Practitioner’s personal collection of spells, rituals, and other knowledge.

## General

The Book of Shadows is primarily associated with Witchcraft, but similar concepts exist in other Practices. It will contain the Practitioner’s most private spells, rituals, and knowledge.⁠ Witchcraft is mostly orally based, and the individual Book of Shadows is created with a personal connection to its writer and their magic.⁠

Books or collections of similar sort are held by many Practitioners, though the emphasis on a personal connection is probably not as strong.⁠ It is possible to mass-produce other books of magic or spellbooks, though this might partly depend on the exact Practice; Hermeticism in specific seems to allow mass production of books.⁠

## Known examples

* Elizabeth’s Book of Shadows was bequeathed to Molly and Onyx after her death, causing quite a stir in the Seattle Practitioner community.⁠
* Michiko’s copy of the Family’s unique spells was taken and retained by Zafirah. However, it was not a Book of Shadows in the strict sense.⁠
* *Shadow and Echo* by the witch Justina Straliene might be an example, since the printed copies of it were hand-set and hand-bound by the writer.⁠

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 “Authenticity”
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 “Legitimacy”
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1  *Past Due*, chapter 16
Austin

A black ops soldier and member of Rico’s team. He first appeared in *Personal Demons*.

Austin served in the US Army under Dalton McGinley, until he and the rest of Rico’s team were dismissed due to unknown crimes.⁠ Together with his teammates he was recruited by the Family to act as highly skilled muscle and for specialized missions.⁠

Within the team he is the heavy weapons specialist. He is a highly skilled and professional black ops soldier. It appears that he has been more unsettled by the Shadows than his other teammates.⁠⁠

## References

1. ↑  *Past Due*, chapter 8
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1  *Past Due*, chapter 4
3. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 9
Battle of Blackthorne Manor

A large-scale fight at the Blackthorne Manor, a Monday in September.

## Background

Lydia, the Seattle vampire court under Lady Anastacia, and the Brotherhood of Apollo organized a reception and party to formalize their alliance at the manor belonging to Damien Blackthorne. They had also brought the kidnapped Alex and Lorelei there. The manor already held Diana, a captive werewolf.

Lydia had plans to suborn Anastacia and had made secret agreements with Lord Stefan of the Brotherhood. She had also summoned Baal to participate and to bring Lorelei back to Hell.

Molly and Onyx had been invited by Ms. Black. They accepted this in order to find out what could have happened to Alex. Jason had seen how Alex was abducted. He followed and notified Drew, Wade, and Taylor.

## Participants

### The Crew

* Alex Carlisle
* Drew Jones
* Jason Cohen
* Lorelei
* Molly
* Onyx
* Rachel
* Taylor
* Wade Reinhardt

### Anastacia’s Court

* Anastacia Kanatova
* Damien Blackthorne
* Ellison Addington (not mentioned)
* Jack
* Lucien
* Mike
* Mitchell
* Natalia
* Spade
* Talon
* many other vampires, perhaps as many as 60 in total⁠

### Brotherhood of Apollo

* Lord Stefan
* Ms. Black
* Warren
* Mr. White
* Mr. Woods
* in total 17 members present⁠

### Hell

* Baal
* Harrow
* Lydia

## Events

Tension was high from the beginning between the Brotherhood and Anastacia’s court. The interrogation of Alex gave the Brotherhood critical information, and they attempted to gain sole possession of him. This gave Alex and Diana an opening to break free. This caused a further breakdown of trust between the vampires and the Brotherhood that was egged on by Baal.

Jason and his friends managed to defeat two vampires sent to investigate them, and set out to crash the party. Taylor drove a burning car into the manor, causing an immediate fight between the participants, and the start of a general flight from the manor. It also allowed Rachel to locate the manor. Molly freed the enchained Lorelei, but she was still brought into Hell by Baal.

Jason and friends were assaulted by angry vampires, but were rescued by their guardian angels. Alex and Rachel pursued Baal into Hell, intent on rescuing Lorelei, and managed to kill Baal and Harrow there. Lorelei took Baal’s crown but didn’t claim it. Instead she used it open a fight free-for-all in Baal’s realm with the crown going to the victor.

## Results

* Escape of Alex, Lorelei, and Diana
* Diana decided to turn Alex into a werewolf and make him her mate
* Death of Baal and Harrow
* Perpetual battle in Baal’s former domain⁠
* Destruction of the Brotherhood of Apollo⁠
* Death of most vampires in Seattle, and the destruction of Blackthorne Manor
* Lydia is banished to Hell
* Vincent is demoted replaced by Rachel Dominion of Seattle

Known survivors outside the Crew were Diana, Lydia, Mike, and Ellison. Of the Brotherhood, Kenneth survived, but it is unclear if he was present at the manor.⁠

## References

1. ↑  *Natural Consequences*, Prologue
2. ↑  *Good Intentions*, chapter 17
3. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 2
4. ↑  *Personal Demons*, chapter 4
5. ↑  *Natural Consequences*, chapter 1
Bralk

A minor demon. He first appeared in *Personal Demons*.

Bralk served as Baal’s fetch, amongst other things. After Baal’s death he was sent as a representative to the mortal plane in a skin traded from Sammael. He posed as a homeless man when he made contact with Lorelei and asked her to claim the crown and end the fighting in Baal’s former domain, a proposal which she refused.

He was killed by the demons Ryzeth, Sylyd, and Voxrel.

In his natural demonic form it seems he moved on all fours.⁠