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Swiftflight OC

Swiftflight by Ponyo100

Swiftflight is a jet black she-cat with acid green eyes.

## Life

Swiftflight is currently Swiftkit in DragonClan. She loves to play with her sister, Poplarkit and the three apprentice’s Goosepaw, Smokepaw, and Harrierpaw (Who all use to be kits) Poplarkit has a rivalry with Harrierpaw, and Swiftkit always tries to stop them from fighting. Sometimes, however, Swiftkit will talk back to Harrierpaw to help her sister, but she feels really bad afterwards. Once, when Swiftkit was only a week old, all the kits were having a race. What did the loser have to do? Go outside the camp (Which is in a cave on a mountain with a deadly slope) Swiftkit lost, and had to go outside. Poplarkit thought that was unfair and went with her. Poplarkit ended up almost falling down the cliff, only being saved by Swiftkit who was holding on to their tail. They were saved, and didn’t die, yay! They did, however, get in lots of trouble.

## RPs she is in

Untold Tales (My RP with my sister, in DragonClan)

Rise of the Clans

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Trivia ==

* Swiftflight is made by ponyo100

* Swiftflight is named after one of my favorite types of birds

* Swiftflight is my warrior sona

* This is the 2nd OC in a RP with my sister that has became my sona, the other being Orca

* Some of the pictures of Swiftflight are drawn by my sister

* Her DeviantArt is ssleepy

* I have a DA too

* It’s name is ponyo64
Alturis

### Location

Velum Empire - village on the northwestern outskirts of the Velum Empire in the Saito Province, also known as ‘the fringe’.

# Alturis

Gregory’s home village on the northwestern outskirts of the Velum Empire in the Saito Province, a region also known as ‘the fringe’.

### Named Residents:

* Gregory Pettit
* Carmichael Pettit
* Marian Pettit
* Gunnar Emery
* Eloria Delarosa
* Amoria Delarosa

Their age day is 2 days short of Midsummer.

They hold their age day ceremony at mid-day.

They have a school in the village. School is held every other day.

The village square is where the traveling merchants set up on age day.

At the start of the series, it has been around 20+ years since someone from there was chosen for the academy (and therefore found as having magical potential).

They have a tradition of providing a new magi from the village funds for their journey, to help them on their way.

The Pettit Home is a ways from the main village proper. The home has two paths leading from it. One toward the mine, and one toward the village.

They are a mining town, dealing in ores. Most of the people work in the mine, and the rest are mostly hunters or farmers. They also have people skilled in the basic crafts, as well as having a quality clothier Mr. Delarosa. Aethite is mined there, along with high grade iron and a few other ores.
Larkwing FQ

Larkwing is a silver-gray she-cat with black stripes

Larkwing is seen at the Gathering where SkyClan is banished. She is shown to be hesitant when Swiftstar agrees that SkyClan shouldn’t live in the forest, but doesn’t say anything else when Swiftstar asks her if she really knows the will of StarClan.
#### **Mapleshade’s Vengeance**

Larkwing is one of the cats to discover Ravenwing’s dead body.
### Super Editions

#### **Firestar’s Quest**

Larkwing is seen at the gathering where SkyClan is banished.
## Trivia

* She was mistaken for a tom in Mapleshade's Vengance.
Cow (animal)

## Book Appearances

### Alive

*The Sun Trail*, *Moth Flight's Vision*, *Midnight*, *Outcast*, *Sunrise*, *Secrets of the Clans*, *Escape from the Forest*, *Hawkwing's Journey*

A cow is a large, black and white, domesticated animal. Cats sometimes pass by them when traveling, and although the cats are usually afraid of the large creatures, no cow has ever done anything to harm a cat.
Dia Ursinda

## Background Information

Dia Ursinda is a part Eurtik magi in the Aether's Revival series, and is noted as having panda ears.

She is a fire magic user, who follows the body and spirit paths. In combat, she prefers to wield axes.

When first introduced, she is a Keeper at the Magi Academy dormitories, and is who assigns Yukiko and Gregory their first rooms there.

She smokes from a long, thin, pipe, blowing out light purple smoke.

## Novel Appearances

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Apprentice

An apprentice is a cat over the age of six moons that is training to become a full warrior. They are usually under 12 moons. All apprentices are trained under a mentor which is assigned to them by the Clan leader. An apprenticeship is the next stage in a cat's life after kithood, and this is represented by the apprentice's suffix being changed from "kit" to "paw". Apprentices typically learn how to hunt and fight, the details of these skills vary from Clan to Clan.

## Description

When a kit is around six moons, the leader will call an apprentice ceremony and make them an apprentice. They will be given a mentor, who's identity will be decided by the leader. The mentor can be a warrior, the deputy, and occasionally the leader will give themselves an apprentice. Leaders choose mentors based on a cat's experience, skills, patience, and if they would work well with the specific kit who is being made an apprentice. Apprentices usually train with their mentors out in the Clan's territory and are not allowed to leave camp without a warrior's permission. Mentors usually keep a close eye on their apprentice.

## Place in Hierarchy

Apprentices probably have the lowest hierarchy in the Clan. They are not very respected because they are still learning, and they are not valued or protected nearly as much as kits because they are expected to be able to take care of themselves a bit more. Apprentices are expected to work hard and respect older cats. If they misbehave they will be punished. A typical punishment for an apprentice is having to do something for the elders, picking out ticks for the elders or warriors, and having to retreive fresh bedding. If they do something more serious or are regularly mischevious they may be excluded from the next Gathering.

## Becoming A Warrior

Apprentices become a warrior when their mentor and/or leader beleives they are ready. This is usually determined by passing a final assesment, but sometimes the apprentice will not complete an assesment and simply become a warrior because they seem skilled enough. There are also a few examples of apprentices become warriors a bit early due to some heroic act that makes them worthy. (Ex, Thistleclaw became a warrior after he fought off a dog)
Place of No Stars

Are you confused? Then, you might be confusing the Place of No Stars with the Dark Forest, which is another name for the Place of No Stars. Or the book, The Place of No Stars (book 5 of the Broken Code)

## Description

The Place of No Stars is where cats go when they aren’t worthy of going to StarClan. The forest is described to have a muddy ground with trees that seemingly go on forever, making the whole place very dark. There is one river, but it is described to be sluggish and seemingly not water. There is no prey, and it is very dark.
## Known Residents

Mapleshade

Tigerstar

Brokenstar

Darkstripe

Hawkfrost

Thistleclaw

Redwillow

Rushtooth

Antpelt

Houndleap
Jess

## Background Information

Jess is a fox eurtik who works as a maid at the Proctor's Rest in Tolkin.

Her fur is red, and she has a tail.

Her grandmother was a pureblooded eurtik, and teh blood runs strong in her family.

Between orange, vanilla, and jasmine soap, vanilla is her favorite.

## Art

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Guthrie Harrison

## Background Information

Guthrie Harrison is a magi and once long time friend of Samantha Bishop.

Harrison is hot tempered, easily riled up and driven to foolish actions or challenges, such as when Bishop drove him to a duel where their yearly stipend was the bet.

## Plot

When first introduced in Aether's Blessing, he says that three years prior was the last time he had to draw his blade. It is made clear that such was for a duel against Samantha Bishop, in which he lost.

Apparently, when the two were novices, they had made a promise to always make the other strive to be better. While Guthrie may have forgotten, Samantha never did.

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Medicine

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Medicine is the plants that medicine cats use to treat their patients. These remedies should not be used on cats, cats should go to the vet for proper health care instead.

## Key

    = Treatment of wounds

    = Treatment of diseases

    = Poison

    = Other
Spirit Folk

An *Opinionated Voyager Episode Guide* review.

Review of a Season 6 episode of *Star Trek: Voyager*.

## Episode information

* **Season:** 6
* **Episode:** 17
* **Original airdate:**
* *[ Spirit Folk]* at StarTrek.com, the official website
* *[ Spirit Folk]* at Memory Alpha, a canon *Star Trek* wiki
* *[ Spirit Folk]* at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
* *[ Spirit Folk]* at the Internet Movie Database

## Review information

* [ Review link]
* Published:

## Post-Episode Follow-Up

### Final Score: TBA

***TBA***

"Final score for 'Spirit Folk' is TBA out of 10. "

TBA
A Shadow in RiverClan

A Shadow in RiverClan is the newest and first Warriors graphic novel.

## Summary

This summary contains no spoilers!
When RiverClan fell under the rule of the vicious Tigerstar, Feathertail barely escaped with her life. With Tigerstar gone, RiverClan is trying to rebuilt in unity and peace—even if Feathertail isn't ready to forgive. But when RiverClan takes in a rogue cat named Sasha and her two kits, Feathertail must find a way to escape the shadows of the past if she is to be a part of her Clan’s future.
My Little Pony:Przyjaźń To Magia

(intro)

Mój mały kucyk
Mój mały kucyk
A a a a a!

Mój mały kucyk
Z nim co dnia przyjaźni czuję smak!

Mój mały kucyk
Kiedy ujrzę go to pędzę jak wiatr!

Czułe serce
Magii czar
Naszej przyjaźni wielki dar!

Mamy razem przygód moc
w krainie marzeń razem dzień i noc...

Hej, mój kucyku
Blask magii niech otuli dziś nas...
Kit

A kit is a cat who is in between the age of one and six moons and is still being cared for. Kits have the suffix "kit" at the end of their name and are typically small, energetic, and curious. Kits are not allowed to leave camp and when they are very young they are not even allowed to leave the nursery until their mother allows them to. Kits have no responsibilities or duties, and their usual routine is mostly simply playing, going around camp, and listening to elders' stories if they choose as they wait until they reach the age of six moons and become an apprentice.

## Place in Hierarchy

Kits are not at all respected because of their young age and little intelligence, however they are still valued and viewed as very precious, fragile cats that their older Clanmates are very protective of. There is even a law of the warrior code that no cat can neglect a kit in pain or danger, even if that kit is from another Clan or from outside the Clans.

## Basic Description

Kits are sterotypically very engergetic, playful, mischevious, and curious. They are usually very excited about acheiving higher ranks such as apprenticeship, and are often bothersome. They often play games where one kit is the leader and the other kits are warriors, or where one kit is an enemy warrior (the "enemy warrior" is often a ShadowClan cat, however kits that are in ShadowClan often imagine the enemy to a WindClan cat) while the other kits play as warriors from whatever Clan these kits are from. Kits sometimes get into trouble when they do things such as waking up older cats, trying to escape camp, and playing in the medicine den.
SkyClan and the Stranger

The SkyClan and the Stranger arc is now in full color for the first time ever! This paperback manga bind-up includes The Rescue, Beyond the Code, and After the Flood.

## Summary

This summary contains no spoilers.

**Leafstar has fought to restore her Clan. But can it survive a dangerous new threat?**
Newleaf is coming, and Leafstar is proud to see SkyClan thriving under her leadership. The woods are brimming with prey, the warriors' den is full, and Leafstar is expecting kits of her own. But when a mysterious stranger throws SkyClan into turmoil, Leafstar must figure out what's best for her Clan - once and for all.
This volume includes all three books in the SkyClan and the Stranger trilogy - now in full color for the first time!
## Users who own this book

If you own this book, then you can put your name here!
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Samantha Bishop

## Background Information

Samantha Bishop, also known as proctor and magi in title, is a character in the Aether's Revival series. She is a magi in the Velum Empire, and part of the Magi Academy at multiple points. A physical enhancement magic user, she also follows both the spirit and body paths. In combat her preferred weapon is the katana. Later it is shown she is also a member of the Aether's Guard clan.

Snores when sleeping, Described as soft and almost delicate. Her body is covered in extensive scar tissue.

Due to her combination of physical enhancement magic and body path her body is well muscled, finely toned, and described as having been sculpted by a master crafter.

## Plot

At the start of the story, Samantha Bishop is a Proctor of the Velum Empire, covering the northern fringe. This region is also known as Saito Province, and includes the Alturis village.

## Novel Appearances

Aether's Blessing

Aether's Guard

Magi's Path

Aether's Apprentices

## Art

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The Expanse (Star Trek: Enterprise)

*For the science fiction novel series, please see The Expanse (novel series).*

An *Opinionated Enterprise Episode Guide* review.

Review of a Season 2 episode of *Star Trek: Enterprise*.

## Episode information

* **Season:** 2
* **Episode:** 26
* **Original airdate:** 21 May 2003
* *The Expanse* at StarTrek.com, the official website
* *The Expanse* at Memory Alpha, a canon *Star Trek* wiki
* *The Expanse* at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
* *The Expanse* at the Internet Movie Database

## Review information

* Review link
* Published: April 8, 2017

## SF Debris synopsis

*Opinionated Enterprise Episode Guide looks at the soft reboot of the series, although what it really needed was a hard boot up the ass. Unknown aliens attack Earth as a prelude to destroying the planet, so Enterprise will try to save it. We're so screwed.*

## Post-Episode Follow-Up

### Final Score: 7

***Good but not great***

"Final score for 'The Expanse' is 7 out of 10.

While it is an important episode to the series, the episode doesn't completely deliver on everything needed to make it a successful relaunch. As if they just don't trust the audience to come back, unless they have some explosions in the finale.

If anything, these scenes undermine the tragedy of the teaser. Seconds of violence, leading to a great personal tragedy. And then followed by multiple, much longer scenes of violence, as the same old, same old.

Plus, they eat up screen time that could have been devoted to Hoshi and Mayweather - who never get a chance to show their feelings, on either the attack or the mission. It doesn't ruin it or anything, but it does show a weakness in the storytelling."

### Annoying Character

***Gratuitous Actions Brings Dishonor !***

"Annoying Character goes to the Klingons. Thanks for getting in the way there, jerks."

## See also

* Opinionated Enterprise Episode Guide
* Enterprise Season 2 reviews
The Nth Degree

An *Opinionated Next Gen Episode Guide* review.

Review of a Season 4 episode of *Star Trek: The Next Generation*.

## Episode information

* **Season:** 4
* **Episode:** 19
* **Original airdate:**
* *[ The Nth Degree]* at StarTrek.com, the official website
* *[ The Nth Degree]* at Memory Alpha, a canon *Star Trek* wiki
* *[ The Nth Degree]* at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
* *[ The Nth Degree]* at the Internet Movie Database

## Review information

* [ Review link]
* Published:

## Post-Episode Follow-Up

### Final Score: TBA

***TBA***

"Final score for 'The Nth Degree' is TBA out of 10."

### Annoying character

***TBA***

" "

## See also

* Opinionated Next Gen Episode Guide
* The Next Generation Season 4 reviews
Proctor's Rest

The Proctor's Rest is a three story inn, in Tolkin, where Greg and Proctor Bishop stay when on their way from Alturis to Wesrik, and the Academy.

## Descriptions

The inn is described as gleaming, with lanterns hung from chains above the main room, all inside brightly lit. Tables are around the main room, and there is a fireplace. The common room is described as also having a large window.

The rooms are spacious, with beds large enough for two to use comfortable. Complete with a table, two or more padded chairs taking up the middle of the room. The windows are glass wit curtains, and a shelf running beneath. Provided to guests are a basic, pitcher, and small cloth for hygiene. An armoire is noted as standing against the wall near the door. All this, and still plenty of space to move around.

The bathing room is tiled, dominated by a large bronze tub large enough for at least two people. Across the room is a waist-high padded table.

## People

The inn is owned and operated by Nomia, a plump matronly woman.

A number of younger woman are mentioned working there as servers, maids, etc.

Also at the Proctor's Rest is Gino, the young son of Nomia.

Lauren and Jess are two maids, the first who bathes Proctor Bishop, and the second who bathes Greg.

#### Observations:

Gino makes a comment that his mother would have lost everything if not for Bishop.
Velma

## Background Information

Female mink eurtik at the dinning hall of the magi academy in the Aether's Revival series. Per the laws of the empire, she is a slave. Later on, she becomes part of the Aether's Guard staff.

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Cloudstar's Journey

Cloudstar's Journey is a Warriors novella that can be found in The Untold Stories. The cat shown on the cover is Cloudstar.

## Summary

This summary contains no spoilers!
In this original Warriors novella, Cloudstar, leader of SkyClan, has watched over his Clanmates at the edge of the forest for many long seasons. But Twolegs are encroaching on SkyClan's land and SkyClan is in danger of being driven away. Cloudstar is forced to turn to the other Clans for help—but will they be willing to come to SkyClan's rescue?
WindClan

## Unique skills

Running at much higher speeds than other Clan cats and being swift fighters

WindClan is one of the five Clans. They are the fastest Clan, as they have naturally adapted to their moorland home and must be fast in order to catch rabbits. They are also known to be rather skinny-looking, even when they are full fed. This is likely because there is naturally less prey in the moor.
Aether's Blessing

New cover of AR1, Aether's Blessing

## General Information

This is the first book in the Aether's Revival series

Amazon Link

Audible Link

## Book Blurb

Every year, the empire administers the rite of passage into adulthood. That rite serves to identify those blessed by Aether to become magi. The new magi are shipped to the academy to learn the arts of magic.
The academy is a dangerous place; the tournaments held twice each year can cripple or kill the students, and the clans of the empire will go to great lengths to recruit the students they want.

Gregory had one dream: to become a magi like the legends of old. Though he was ridiculed by the residents of the village and his unsupportive father, he never wavered from his dream. Would his age day bring the fruition of his dreams, or would reality come crashing down on him?

## Plot

This book covers Gregory's journey from a small village on the fringe of the Empire to the first six months in the Academy for Magi, which culminate in the first Novice tournament. Greg's magic is detected to be strong but of unknown type which means he cannot really train in his magic. He does find a good partner Yukiko and train in a way thought impossible by the current thinking of the Empire.

## Notable Characters

* Gregory Pettit - MC
* Yukiko Warlin
* Nick Shun - Antagonist
* Gin Watashi - Teacher
* Dia Ursinda
* Samantha Bishop

## Minor Characters

* Carmichael Pettit
* Marian Pettit
* Gunnar Emery
* Eloria Delarosa
* Amoria Delarosa
* Jenn Bean
* Gunther Emery
* Yeva Emery

## Locations

Velum Empire - empire that houses the Magi Academy, Alturis, Kendlin City, Linom, Tolkin, Fentic, Blum, Jezop.

Alturis - Gregory’s village on the northwestern outskirts of the Velum Empire in the Saito Province, also known as ‘the fringe’.
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Q2

An *Opinionated Voyager Episode Guide* review.

Review of a Season 7 episode of *Star Trek: Voyager*.

## Episode information

* **Season:** 7
* **Episode:** 19
* **Original airdate:**
* *[ Q2]* at StarTrek.com, the official website
* *[ Q2]* at Memory Alpha, a canon *Star Trek* wiki
* *[ Q2]* at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
* *[ Q2]* at the Internet Movie Database

## Review information

* Review link
* Published:

## SF Debris synopsis

*Opinionated Voyager Episode Guide skips ahead to look at the final Q episode ever, Q2, starring John de Lancie's son as Q's son. Neelix loses his mouth, so it's not all bad.*

## Post-Episode Follow-Up

### Final Score: TBA

***TBA***

"Final score for 'Q2' is TBA out of 10. "

TBA
Linom

The first village the Greg and Proctor Bishop visits after leaving their home town.

Linom as stated as being much bigger than Alturis.

In casual conversation, one person claims that Linom produces a magi every five years, give or take.

Greg witnesses a thin sickly girl die due to the Coming of Age Ritual.

This is also where Greg is attacked by Otus Olitum, the grandson of Elder Olitum. As events play out, both of them are put to death by Proctor Bishop.
The End Is the Beginning

An *Opinionated Picard Episode Guide* review.

Review of a Season 1 episode of *Star Trek: Picard*.

## Episode information

* **Season:** 1
* **Episode:** 3
* **Original airdate:**
* *The End Is the Beginning* (recap) at StarTrek.com, the official website
* *[ The End Is the Beginning]* at Memory Alpha, a canon *Star Trek* wiki
* *The End Is the Beginning* at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
* *The End Is the Beginning* at the Internet Movie Database

## Review information

* Review link
* Published:

## SF Debris synopsis

*Opinionated Picard Episode Guide watches the story creep forward with a speed that would make a tortoise beep its horn.*

## Post-Episode Follow-Up

No final score, as the first season is likely to be evaluated as a single story, single miniseries.

## Memorable quotes/jokes from the review

*(episode finale)*

SF Debris: "So, I guess we're off then... And..."

Captain Picard *(smiling happily to the crew of the La Sirena, waving finger)*: "Engage..."

*(Dr. Jurati grinning like a kid, Raffi rolling her eyes)*

SF Debris *(faintly groumpy)*: "Don't get used to that, Picard, don't get used to that..."

## See also

* Opinionated Picard Episode Guide
* Picard Season 1 reviews
Twolegs

Twolegs are how Clan cats refer to humans. They are also called housefolk by kittypets and have been referred to as Nofurs and Upwalkers before.

Twolegs are typically friendly towards cats, and almost all twolegs will take in a stray hungry cat, however they have been hostile before, like when a twoleg threw things at ShadowClan cats for going near their kittypets. They also sometimes act in ways that are not hostile, but can still create a problem for the Clan cats. In some instances they have been known to try and forcefully take in Clan cats as kittypets, and in The New Prophecy when twolegs were destroying the forest, they even captured cats and put them in cages. It is also pointed out that sometimes a twoleg will allow their dog to run free around the forest for a little, which scares away prey and can even hurt cats.
The Wire

An *Opinionated DS9 Episode Guide* review.

Review of a Season 2 episode of *Star Trek: Deep Space Nine*.

## Episode information

* **Season:** 2
* **Episode:** 21
* **Original airdate:** May 8, 1994
* *The Wire* at StarTrek.com, the official website
* *The Wire* at Memory Alpha, a canon *Star Trek* wiki
* *The Wire* at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
* *The Wire* at the Internet Movie Database

## Review information

* Review link
* Published:

## SF Debris synopsis

*Opinionated DS9 Episode Guide looks at the story of Garak, although what that story is who the hell can say. Garak's past is causing him to have medical problems and behave erratically, so Bashir takes it on himself to try and sort it out. Good luck.*

## Post-Episode Follow-Up

### Final Score: TBA

***TBA***

"Final score for 'The Wire' is TBA out of 10. "

TBA

## See also

* Opinionated DS9 Episode Guide
* DS9 Season 2 reviews
Henrich

## Background Information

The name of one of the muggers in Tolkin who arranged an ambush for Greg.

He attempted to deflect a second strike from Gregory's old blade, but the aether infused strike went through his cosh and lodged in his chest.

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Mortal Coil

An *Opinionated Voyager Episode Guide* review.

Review of a Season 4 episode of *Star Trek: Voyager*.

## Episode information

* **Season:** 4
* **Episode:** 12
* **Original airdate:** 17 December 1997
* *Mortal Coil* at StarTrek.com, the official website
* *Mortal Coil* at Memory Alpha, a canon *Star Trek* wiki
* *Mortal Coil* at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
* *Mortal Coil* at the Internet Movie Database

## Review information

* Review link
* Published: April 6, 2019

## SF Debris synopsis

*Opinionated Voyager Episode Guide finally turns to the episode where Neelix dies. Inexplicably, this episode is treated as a tragedy.*

## Post-Episode Follow-Up

### Final Score: TBA

***TBA***

"Final score for 'Mortal Coil' is TBA out of 10. "

TBA
Marcia Han

## Background Information

Marcia Han is a magi in the Aether's Revival series, and is introduced as an economics professor at the Magi Academy in the city of Wesrik, though she is also a part of the Han Merchant Exchange clan.

Described as having a nasally voice, this intelligent woman is a wind magic user, who follows the mind path.

She also is hinted as having a pleasant opinion of the shrewd merchant skills of Hao Warlin, Yikiko's father. Particularly his shrewd moves since he left the Han Merchant Exchange two decades ago.

As an instructor, she can be described as demanding, stern, strict, and fair. She takes very poorly to those who are tardy. She also informs her students that while her class is completely optional, failure to complete the course will mean that some postings in the empire will be denied to the students who failed.

## Novel Appearances

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Raymond

## Background Information

Raymond is the bartender of the tavern in Alturis.

He is strong enough to pick up, with effort, the bane wolf Proctor Bishop kills, taking it back toward the tavern to salt the meat, bake the heart, and harvest its core.

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Nicholas Lagrand

## Background Information

A lanky and bald merchant Greg meets in Linom.

His family has a small shop in the lower ring of Wesrik.

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Opinionated Trek Film Guide

SF Debris reviews of the *Star Trek* series of feature films, running in three different iterations since 1979. Listed below are the three *Star Trek* feature film series to date.

## Reviewed episodes

### TOS era film series (1979-1991)

* 1 - *Star Trek: The Motion Picture* (1979)
* 2 - *Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan* (1982)
* 3 - *Star Trek III: The Search for Spock* (1984)
* 4 - *Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home* (1984)
* 5 - *Star Trek V: The Final Frontier* (1989)
* 6 - *Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country* (1991)

### TNG era film series (1994-2002)

* 7 (1) - *Star Trek: Generations* (1994)
* 8 (2) - *Star Trek: First Contact* (1996)
* 9 (3) - *Star Trek: Insurrection* (1998)
* 10 (4) - *Star Trek: Nemesis* (2002)

### Kelvin Timeline (TOS reboot/prequel) film series (2009-2016)

* 11 (1) - *Star Trek* (2009)
* 12 (2) - *Star Trek Into Darkness* (2013)
* 13 (3) - *Star Trek Beyond* (2016)

## See also

* *Star Trek* TV series Opinionated Guides
* Main list of SF Debris reviews
Tolkin

Tolkin is a walled village, several villages past Linom when traveling from Alturis to Wesrik.

Several villages were visited by Greg and Proctor Bishop between Linom and Tolkin.

Locations:

Proctor's Rest - A three story building that Greg and Bishop stay at when passing through the town.

Scrivener 'Babel's Books' - Located a block north of the square. It is owned and run by a man named Babel.

Smith - Located two squared east of the scrivener.

Side Notes:

When first visiting, Greg observes a group of men in dark red livery embroidered with flames marching past. He is told they are the resident magi's men.

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Wallace Hayworth

## Background Information

Wallace is a practitioner of spatial magic, follows the body path, and uses a rapier and shield as his main armaments.

When first met in their novice year, Hayworth is a haughty and arrogant magi, with a strong sense of pride. He is shown to be strongly classist, and likely racist as well.

Roomed on the first floor of the dormitory their novice year.

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Fureno Ebbs

## Background Information

Fureno is a magi of the Velum Empire in the Aether's Revival series. He is an enchanting magic user, and follows the body path, and uses the wakasazhi for combat.

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Dziwniak

Dziwniak -> miasto w Fajnolandii.

## Historia

12 maja 2002, Jerzy Bądźcobądź, założył w Królestwie Gównolandii miasto o nazwie Dziwniak. W dniu 2 maja 2005, ze wzgledu powstania Republiki Fajnolandii, Dziwniak sie doń przyłączył. 8 marca 2007 stał sie miastem na prawach powiatu, który nazwano powiatem dziwniakowskim. Wtedy miasto było mocno zaludnione - około 100 tysiecy mieszkańców. W 28 dniu czerwca 2016 roku, ze wzgledu na śmierć Jerzego Bądźcobądź, rozpoczeto wybory trwające do 3 lipca i od 5 do 17 lipca (4 lipca ogłoszono żałobe narodową). 12 maja 2017, z okazji 15-lecia miasta, odsłłoniony został pomnik Jerzego. 9 dni później ogłoszono miasto stolicą od 5 czerwca 2023. Ogłoszono również, że 19 lipca 2020 Janusz Jakiśtam przejdzie na emeryture.

## Prezydenci

Jerzy Bądźcobądź (13 maja 2002-27 czerwca 2016)

Janusz Jakiśtam (28 czerwca 2016 do 19 lipca 2020)

## Media

### Telewizja

* TV Dziwniak
* FNL Telewizja Dziwniak
* Jezusmaria Dziwniak

### Radio

* Gówno Dziwniak (na prawach Gówno Region)
* Dziwniak FM
Thomas Martin

## Background Information

Adept Thomas Marten is a magi in the Aether's Revival series, residing in the Velum Empire and working at the Magi Academy in Wesrik as an instructor of history. While his magic type is unknown, he does reveal that he follows the mind path, and later it is shown he is part of the Earth Roots clan.

He is described as a severe-looking man in an emerald kimono.

Similar to Marcia Han, he takes a very stern and strict approach to teaching, informing his students that they may leave the class at any time, but if they do, they will never be allowed back in. The same is applied to his assignments, and failing one seems to also result in removal from the course. Like some other novice level courses, failure to complete the course means that some postings in the empire will be denied to them.

He is shown to have a quiet and modest pride in the spirit path, and a dry sense of humor.

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Shattered Sky

Shattered Sky is the 3rd book in the

## Summary

This summary contains no spoilers!

ShadowClan has fallen. A group of rouges note rules the pine forest, and their cruel leader, Darktail, will not stop until he has conquered the rest of the Clans. Alderheart is more certain than ever to find the lost SkyClan and fulfill StarClan’s mysterious prophecy - before Darktail’s vicious reign puts an end to the warrior Clans forever.
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The Corps is Mother, the Corps is Father

An *Opinionated Babylon 5 Episode Guide* review.

Review of a Season 5 episode of *Babylon 5*.

## Episode information

* **Season:** 5
* **Episode:** 13
* **Original airdate:** 15 April 1998
* *The Corps is Mother, the Corps is Father* at The Lurker's Guide to Babylon 5, the longest-running fansite
* *The Corps is Mother, the Corps is Father* at The Babylon Project, a canon *Babylon 5* wiki
* *The Corps is Mother, the Corps is Father* at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
* *The Corps is Mother, the Corps is Father* at the Internet Movie Database

## Review information

* Review link
* Published: May 31, 2017

## SF Debris synopsis

*Have you ever wondered what a day in the life of a Psi Cop is like? Well you're about to find out anyway as we follow Bester on an investigation into a rogue telepath. Someone will get tossed out an airlock, you can be sure of that.*

## Post-Episode Follow-Up

### Final Score: TBA

***Strongly Recommended***

"The Corps is Mother, the Corps is Father, leaving aside I have to correcting my typing of that, because I add an e at the end of "corpse" out of habit, this gets a stamp of 'Strongly Recommended'.

Season five gets a bar rep, and not unjustly, but this is a great outing that gave us a look into Bester that we had only glimpsed previously. But it also is an insight into the society that would be central to the much-discussed Telepath War that we're frequently told was coming, but never actually saw, because the show ended.

JMS, along with great directing by Stephen Furst, does an excellent job at providing this inside perspective, while remaining consistent with character and known behaviour. These frequent villains are not justified, but rather, they're explained. Bester's attitude, for instance, stems from a belief that no one looks out for telepaths except other telepaths. And given his position, that means it falls to him to ensure that his people are taken care of, which he and the rest of the Psi Corps bust their asses trying to do. His attitude towards so-called mundanes is because they don't look after their own in the same way. People fall through the cracks, even on Babylon 5, and nothing is done about it. And their treatment of each other is despicable.

Thus, in his view, the Corps is vastle superior. It looks after its own and conflict is minimal. But, of course, any group could fit this kind of criteria, such as a cult, which in one way could describe how the Psi Corps operates. And it's hardly a sign of moral standing that you care about your own, but don't give a sh\*t about whether anyone else lives or dies. I'm sure there were many high-ranking nazi officials who gave to charity and who were quite polite and personable. It doesn't absolve them of genocide, though. But that's the point of the episode. Not to absolve Bester, but to see him through the eyes of the Corps, in an engaging tale that allows Walter Koenig to show the great talent that he has."

## See also

* Opinionated Babylon 5 Episode Guide
* Babylon 5 Season 5 reviews
Downtime and Death

AG5 Downtime and Death Cover

## General Information

This is the fifth book in the Apocalypse Gates series.

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## Book Blurb

After visiting Nevada, California, and two Apocalypse Gates, Alvin was tired. With Gothy, and now Kuro, beside him, they faced necromancers, an undead army, and saved a Queen from assassination. Alvin could only wonder what was going to be thrown at them next...

First, however, a vacation was in order. Returning to Green River, seeing the first settlement he had helped build, and revisiting old friends was cathartic. Alvin knew that he would not be able to stay long, as something was bound to happen to push them back on the road again.

Alvin had to decide where they would go next, and had narrowed it down to two choices—south into Texas, or head north and east into Colorado and maybe the Great Lakes. Either choice would mean meeting new friends, new enemies, or both.

(This book contains adult situations, in all their horror and glory, including but not limited to: sex, abuse, drug use, and murder. It also contains graphic sex scenes, which portray elements of BDSM and harem. You’ve been warned.)

## Fan Art

Info Contributors: Apoc Mora

Info Corrections:
Wiki Requests and To Do

All DJ books will over time be worked into this Wiki, their information melted down for access as info.

Progress on this can occasionally (often) be interrupted as I work on maintenance, check information added by others, update formatting, etc.

Comment here if you see items that need to be done or would like someone to do.

Need to make:

Antecedents' Legacy Series listing on main page.

Series category tag for AL

* Easter Eggs
	+ Skippy
	+ Water Rock
The Hero's Journey

**The Hero's Journey** is the feature-length companion to the Star Wars review.

The series title was taken from Joseph Campbell's theories on heroic narratives, a source George Lucas credits as one of many sources of inspiration for *Star Wars*.

Original release dates: 16 January 2017 - 20 January 2017

Video link:
Thirty Days

An *Opinionated Voyager Episode Guide* review.

Review of a Season 5 episode of *Star Trek: Voyager*.

## Episode information

* **Season:** 5
* **Episode:** 9
* **Original airdate:**
* *[ Thirty Days]* at StarTrek.com, the official website
* *[ Thirty Days]* at Memory Alpha, a canon *Star Trek* wiki
* *[ Thirty Days]* at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
* *[ Thirty Days]* at the Internet Movie Database

## Review information

* [ Review link]
* Published:

## SF Debris synopsis

*Opinionated Star Trek Episode Guide is helpless as we watch the Doctor teach Seven about dating, now that we have cured every disease in the universe after all.*

## Post-Episode Follow-Up

### Final Score: TBA

***TBA***

"Final score for 'Thirty Days' is TBA out of 10. "

TBA
Babel

## Background Information

Babel is the owner of Babel's Books, a scrivener and book store in Tolkin.

## Plot

Initially curt, critical, and suspicious of Greg, after speaking with him, Babel's mood lightens, and he both sells Greg a book, but also gives him a free scroll, both which benefit him as he prepares to attend the academy.

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Yeva Emery

## Background Information

Yeva Emery is the mother of Gunnar Emery, and wife of Gunther Emery, living in the village of Alturis.

She is known for making a wonderful sweet bread, the recipe of which is a tighly guarded secret.

Having always been kind to Greg, she is likely a stand in mother figure for him after the loss of his own.

This is compounded by the fact she was friend with Marian when we was alive, often having tea together and chatting.

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She offers to teach Eloria how to make the sweet bread in book 1.

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Darkness (LV)

This page refers to the Darkness as known in the Luck's Voice series. For those looking for Darkness of the Aether's Revival series, please go HERE.

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The Guyver

A review of the 1991 science fiction action film *The Guyver*.

## Film information

* **Premiere:** 18 March 1991
* *The Guyver* at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
* *The Guyver* at the Internet Movie Database

## Review information

* Review link
* Published: November 2, 2019

## SF Debris synopsis

*For anyone who wanted to see a camp film featuring a past-his-prime Jimmy Walker, a cameo by Weyoun, and Mark Hamill in a ridiculous mustache, have I got a movie for you!*
Reviews of the Dirk Gently books

SF Debris reviews the comedy/drama detective science fiction novel series by British author Douglas Adams.

## SF Debris synopsis

*An Opinionated Look at Dirk Gently*

*A look at the character of Dirk Gently in Douglas Adams novels.*

## Novels reviewed

* The Man, Dirk Gently - Introduction to the character and series
* *Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency* (first publ. 1987)
* *The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul* (first publ. 1988)

## See also

* A Look at Douglas Adams - A retrospective special on the life and work of the author, British writer and humourist Douglas Adams.
Mudd's Women

An *Opinionated Star Trek Episode Guide* review.

Review of a Season 1 episode of *Star Trek (The Original Series)*.

## Episode information

* **Season:** 1
* **Episode:** 6
* **Original airdate:** 13 October 1966
* *Mudd's Women* at StarTrek.com, the official website
* *Mudd's Women* at Memory Alpha, a canon *Star Trek* wiki
* *Mudd's Women* at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
* *Mudd's Women* at the Internet Movie Database

## Review information

* Review link
* Published: May 17, 2016

## SF Debris synopsis

*Opinionated Star Trek Episode Guide begins its look at Harry Mudd. Mudd and his three women passengers are rescued from destruction only to bring chaos to the Enterprise, which always happens, naturally.*

## Post-Episode Follow-Up

### Final Score: TBA

***TBA***

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## See also

* Opinionated Star Trek Episode Guide
* Star Trek Season 1 reviews
Loner

Loners are cats that live on their own, aren’t cared for by Twolegs, and are typically passive towards Clan cats.

## Known Loners

### Dawn of the Clans

* Storm
* Bumble
* Night
* Frog
* Tansy
* Willow - joined Clans
* River Ripple - joined Clans
* Star Flower - joined Clans
* Red Claw - joined Clans
* Blossom - joined Clans

### The Prophecies Begin

* Barley
* Ravenpaw

### The New Prophecy

* Purdy - joined the Clans
* Daisy - joined the Clans
* Smokey
* Floss
* Berry - joined the Clans
* Hazel - joined the Clans
* Mouse - joined the Clans
* Leafpool - rejoined the Clans
* Crowfeather - rejoined the Clans

### Power of Three

* Sol
* Hussar
* Jet
* Chirp
* Jingo
* Pod
* Merry
* Fritz
* Speckle
* Frisk
* Flower - dead and mentioned
* Jester - dead and mentioned
* Pepper - dead and mentioned
* Frosty - dead and mentioned

### A Vision of Shadows

* Tree - joined Clans
* Tigerheart - rejoined Clans
* Dovewing - rejoined Clans
* Pouncekit - joined Clans
* Shadowkit - joined Clans
* Lightkit - joined Clans
* Berryheart - rejoined Clans
* Sparrowtail - rejoined Clans
* Cloverfoot - rejoined Clans
* Slatefur - rejoined Clans
* Spirekit - joined Clans
* Hollowkit - joined Clans
* Sunkit - joined Clans
* Blaze - joined Clans
* Cinnamon - joined Clans
* Ant - joined Clans

### Manga

* Socks
* Ruby
* Sasha
* Tadpole
* Moth - joined Clans
* Hawk - joined Clans
* Minty
* Icicle
* Cloudy
* Snowflake
* Sniff
* Snake
* Ice
* Graystripe - rejoined Clans
* Millie - joined Clans
* Husker
* Moss
* Splash
* Raindrop
* Pad
* Little Mew
* Birdy