recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Lake of Names

The Lake of Names is a large golden pool in one of the great caverns in the transdimesional space below the Tower of Names in the Barrani High Halls. The last step of the Test of Names traditionally involves the successful applicant taking runes of Old Speech from the lake, which will then be pronounced by the Consort and comprise the immortal essence of the Lord or Lady for the rest of their existence.

The substrate of the lake through which these Names swim is the blood of the Death God. At times, those damned souls of the Barrani who fail the test can be seen within the lake. The usurper's cabal led by Coravante met at the edge of the lake to try to free Adversary, who is co-located with the lake in a transdimensional prison.

1. ↑ Ch. 27, Cast in Eternity
Helen (midwife)

## Helen

A tall, older woman, with knee-length brown hair. During the magestorm, she attends a birth where the baby girl begins speaking in complete sentences minutes after birth. The grandmother takes this as a sign of demon possession, and the girl refutes her using a clever, logical argument and quotations from scripture.

1. ↑ Ch. 5, Cast in Chaos
Makuron

## **History**

For most of the arc of the series, The Black Dragon Outcaste is seen as either the principal villain, or the power behind the other villains. He was seen as the most gifted warrior and magic-user of the dragons during the wars with the Barrani, but rebelled against the emperor Dariandaros and was removed from the Dragon Court. He either became the fieflord of Ravellon, or was possessed by its shadows and used as its puppet leader. It is strongly implied that he was behind the child sacrifices that led to Kaylin receiving the Marks of the Chosen and her poorly-understood magical powers.

Besides several direct attacks on the city, he uses his magic to impersonate the praevolo after Moran is injured, leading to assassination attempts and a near-civil war among the Aerians (Cast in Flight).
国家阵线

**德意志民主共和国全国阵线**（德语：Nationale Front der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik，缩写为NF。1973年前名称：德语：Nationale Front des Demokratischen Deutschlands）是东德各政治党派和群众组织的联合阵线。全国阵线受统一社会党领导，组成了东德的人民议会。

其主要组成部分为：

### 政党

* 德国统一社会党（SED）
* 德国民主农民党（DBD）
* 德国基督教民主联盟（CDU）
* 德国自由民主党（LDPD）
* 德国国家民主党（NDPD）

### 组织

在人民议会中占有席位的组织
* 德国自由工会联合会（FDGB）
* 自由德国青年（FDJ）
* 民主德国妇女联合会（DFD）
* 文化联盟（Kulturbund）
* 农民互助协会（VdgB）

其他组织
* 德苏友谊协会（DSF）
* 反法西斯抵抗战士委员会（KdAW）
* 人民团结组织（VS）
* 恩斯特·台尔曼少先队（TP）
* 民主德国作家联盟（Schriftstellerverband der DDR）
* 索布人联盟（Domowina）
Severn

## Books

### Books Appeared In

Cast in Shadow, Cast in Courtlight, Cast in Secret, Cast in Fury, Cast in Silence, Cast in Chaos, Cast in Ruin, Cast in Peril, Cast in Sorrow, Cast in Flame, Cast in Honor, Cast in Flight, Cast in Deception, Cast in Oblivion, Cast in Wisdom, Cast in Conflict, The Emperor's Wolves, Sword and Shadow, Cast in Eternity

## **History**

He wields the shards of Tyron, a weapon given by the heart of the green in the West March
오라 밤 탕기

제원
 생산형태
 전체높이
 무게
 최고속력
 동력원
 무장
 탑승자
 기타

**탕기**는 애니메이션 《성전사 단바인》에 등장하는 가공의 병기, 오라 밤 (비행 전투정)이다.

개요
--

쿠 나라가 개발한 비쇼트 군의 주력 오라 밤. 들로의 발전형에 속하지 않는 유일한 오라 밤이며, 장갑이 두터울 듯한 게 모양의 갑각류 (다만, 다리는 4개)를 연상시키는 둔중한 모습과 반대로, 기체에 오라 컨버터를 표준 장비 하는 것으로, 오라 배틀러에 필적하는 화력, 장갑, 기동성을 얻는 것에 성공한 신형기. 순항 220릴. 최고속력 280릴이라고 하는, 나 나라의 주력기 보츈을 상회하는 스펙을 가진다 (하지만, 오라 머신의 참된 성능은 탑승자에 따라 오르내리므로, 이것은 어디까지나 카탈로그 상에서의 얘기).

종래의 오라 밤이 주로 대지공격에 주안을 둔 폭격기적인 존재인 것에 비해, 본 기는 대 오라 머신 용의 전투 폭격기적인 성격을 가진 공중전에 적합한 기체다.

첫 등장인 제24화 "강습 대 강습"에서는 신형 레프러칸을 압도하고, 39화 "비쇼트의 인질"에서는 마벨의 단바인을 와이어 클로로 포획하는 등, 그 고성능은 인증 받았고, 비어레스이나 게어 가링과 함께 쿠 나라의 높은 기술력을 말해주는 기체 중 하나라고 말할 수 있을 것이다.

무장은 강력해서 기수에 3연장 오라 캐넌. 사지에 해당하는 플레임 밤 암 건 안에 플레임 밤 (화염포)과 사출식 와이어 클로 각 1문. 그리고 동체아래로 전 방위 사계를 가진 폭격용 단장 오라 캐넌을 가진다.

또, 본 기의 암 건은 들로의 것과 달리 비 촉수 계이므로, 손톱으로 때리거나 할퀴거나 하는 것도 구조적으로는 가능하다고 생각된다 (포우의 갈고리손톱처럼, 비상시의 없는 것보다 나은 정도의 물건이라고 생각된다).
그 구조나 장비로 볼 때 오라 밤으로서는 기체 가격이 고액이라고 추측되지만, 코스트 퍼포먼스는 높아, 대량 생산되어서 비쇼트 군의 중핵을 짊어졌다. 이야기 중반 이후는 드레이크군에서도 본 기체를 제식 채용하고 있다.

기체 색은 로즈 매더 & 그레이. 오라 노즐은 옐로. 크루는 시트 수로 가늠해 볼 때 정/부파일럿과 정장의 3명이지만 (4명 설도 있다), 이외에 약간 명의 동승도 가능.

한편, 제릴 쿠치비 탑승시에는 탈출 장비로서 기내에 글라이 윙을 탑재하고 있었지만, 이것이 본 기체의 표준장비인지는 불분명하다.

## 관련 항목

* 오라 머신

틀:둘러보기 상자
东德边防军

**德意志民主共和国边防军**（德语：**Grenztruppen der DDR**）是德意志民主共和国的边防部队。该部队隶属于德意志民主共和国国防部（MfNV），是国家人民军的军种之一，其军种色为绿色。负责保卫和监视东德国境。

与国家人民军不同，东德边防军对于人员要求更为严格。除了身体健康、有良好教育背景外，政治审查尤其严格，政治异见者，直系亲属中有政治异见者，笃信宗教者都无望通过政审，其居住地不能靠近边界，直系亲属中不能有人定居西方，且服役地区远离家乡。

德国国内边界和柏林墙的防务由该部队承担，其人数最高曾达到约47000人。

东德边防军的前身是边防警察部队。二战结束后，德国被解除武装，被分区占领。1946年12月成立负责边界安全的边防警察，为准军事部队，东德建国后隶属于东德内政部。东德边防警察于1954年至1955年从苏军手中全面接管边界，装备重武器，接受正规步兵训练。

1961年，边防警察由内政部转隶于国防部，并在9月15日正式改为民主德国边防军，成为东德人民军的独立军种，负责守卫东德边界。受到裁军运动的影响，东德边防军于1974年重新划归内政部管理。
Quinn Talen/Progress

*\* After evolving to Celestial Vampire Lord, Quinn no longer needs Exp to level up. Instead, he now needs to increase his amount of Celestial Energy by having followers, Dedicated Followers or by absorbing it from other Gods and their Dedicated Followers.*

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 136
2. ↑ Chapter 252
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Chapter 262
4. ↑ Chapter 268
5. ↑ Chapter 452
6. ↑ Chapter 457
7. ↑ Chapter 510
8. ↑ Chapter 523
9. ↑ Chapter 829~830
10. ↑ Chapter 938~939
11. ↑ Chapter 1120
Barrani

## History

>
> *They are a cold and proud people.* --The Avatar of the High Halls
>
>

Fought two wars with the other immortal race, the Dragons, for control of Elantra. They lost both, due largely to interference from Shadow, the last of which resulted in the partial destruction of their seat of government, The High Halls.

In order to fully become, they must undergo an ordeal called the Test of Names in a Tower of the High Halls. Those who fail not only die, but become trapped beneath the Lake of Names and slaves of the shadow creature Adversary. Those who do pass acquire a True Name, become Lords, and enter a life of constant intrigue and subtle threat. The Name is chosen by the Consort, hence her title "Mother of the Race". Secretly, this means all Barrani Lords are technically Namebound to her, and she is able to hear their thoughts and would be able to compel them if necessary. However, she is also able to hear the sufferings of those who fail the test as well.

## Barrani List

### Lords of the High Court

* Leaders: The High Lord and The Consort
* Bressarian
* Coravante
* Evarrim
* Ynpharion

### Barrani of the West March

* Lord: Lirienne
* Warden: Barian
* Avanel
* Avonelle
* Tanniase
* An'Darrowelm
* Yvonne

### Members of the Cohort

* Allaron
* Annarion
* Eddorian
* Fallessian
* Karian
* Mandoran
* Sedarias
* Serralyn
* Teela
* Terrano
* Torrisant
* Valliant

### Fieflords

* Candallar
* Farlonne
* Nightshade

### Law Enforcement

* Tagraine
* Tain
* Teela
* Canatel

### Others

* Andellen
* An'Danarre
* An'Kosmarre
* Avanel
* Averen
* Azoria
* Barrios
* Brennaire
* Caranthas
* Cassandre
* Cediela
* Cordantas
* Corvallan
* Corvallis
* Edelonne
* Eldanis
* Elluvian
* Endoralle
* Fianora
* Gaedin
* Garravus
* Gennave
* Haverel
* Iberrienne
* Illanen
* Illien
* Illmarin
* Karellan
* Laksone
* Landaran
* Larrantin
* Leveanne
* Lorimar
* Lumennar
* Lykallos
* Ollarin
* Onuri
* Reyenne
* Rowan
* Samaran
* Samariel
* Serian
* Tenebriel
* Teremaine
* Vanyor
* Verranian
* Vivienne
High Lord

## Books

### Books Appeared In

Cast in Courtlight, Cast in Silence, Cast in Chaos, Cast in Peril, Cast in Flame, Cast in Honor, Cast in Deception, Cast in Oblivion

The title of High Lord is given to the Castelord of the Barrani, who governs his race from the palatial High Halls in central Elantra. In general, the High Lord is a powerful arcanist, in order to maintain his position among the intrigue and frequent assassinations of the court.

The High Lord during the first Draco-Barrani war was attacked with fire by one of his own arcanists who had been shadow-possessed, causing a critical break in their defenses. This resulted in an overwhelming defeat that essentially ended the war, and damaged the High Halls. However, some survivors on both sides combine to bind the powerful shadow called Adversary beneath the Lake of Names.

The current High Lord mostly appears in the series in support of his siblings, the Consort and the Lord of the West March Lirienne.
Cast in Moonlight

## **Blurb**

Barely a teenager, Kaylin Neya is a thief, a fugitive and an attempted assassin. She also has a smart mouth, sharp wits and mysterious markings on her skin. All of which make her perfect bait for a child prostitution sting in the city of Elantra—if she survives her first meeting with the Hawks!

## List of Characters

1. Kaylin
2. Grammayre
3. Garadin
4. Marcus
5. Teela
6. Tain
7. Joey
8. Clint
9. Caitlin
10. Kayala
11. Graylin
12. Reesa
13. Leanndra
14. Navarre
15. Red
16. Ceridath
17. Dreury
18. Sanabalis
19. Farris
20. Tanner
21. Neall
22. Meredith
Karellan

## Karellan An'Coravalle

A Barrani lord, descended from the Solanace line, but involved in political maneuvering to take over Coravalle.

## **History**

The uncle of Nightshade and Annarion, it is implied he was involved in the death of their father, and then framed Nightshade (in absentia) for an unspecified crime, making him Outcaste. In a hypocritical show of grief, he offered the High Lord the Solanace line itself. This ends that line, but he is allowed to retain his lands and lordship under the name Coravalle. Though allowed, this gambit is seen as "distasteful" even within the cynical High Court, and his influence declines. His daughter Reyenne's subsequent actions are largely an attempt to regain this lost prestige.

## **Books**

The background summarized above is explained in Ch. 1 of Cast in Oblivion.
Kaylin

## Books

### Books Appeared In

Cast in Moonlight, Cast in Shadow, Cast in Courtlight, Cast in Secret, Cast in Fury, Cast in Silence, Cast in Chaos, Cast in Ruin, Cast in Peril, Cast in Sorrow, Cast in Flame, Cast in Honor, Cast in Flight, Cast in Deception, Cast in Oblivion, Cast in Wisdom, Cast in Conflict, The Emperor's Wolves, Cast in Eternity
Jade

## **History**

About a year after very young Kaylin and Severn take in Steffi, they adopt Jade as well, though she is only two years younger than Kaylin, "seven and a bit". She has a long scar from forehead to cheek, dark skin, brown eyes, and a mess of curls. She was being chased by a drunk man at night through the Fief of Durandel; the chase attracts the attention of Ferals, and the two children use the drunk man's shouts to draw them off and rescue her.

About four years later, the Marks of the Chosen begin to appear on Kaylin's skin. The two girls are possessed by Shadow, and Severn is forced to kill them. Kaylin doesn't understand why, and runs away to Barren. She is unable to fully understand why he killed them until they endure the Test of Names together.

## **Books**

Kaylin recounts the adoption and death of the two girls to Hawklord Grammayre in Ch. 12 of Cast in Shadow. She and Severn visit their graves at the end of Cast in Courtlight (Ch. 23).

Kaylin is offered the power to undo the deaths of Jade and Steffi by her familiar Hope, but instead uses that power to disentangle the Cohort from their eternal imprisonment within Alsanis.

1. ↑ Ch. 25, Cast in Sorrow
Marcus

## Books

### Books Appeared In

Cast in Moonlight, Cast in Shadow, Cast in Courtlight, Cast in Secret, Cast in Fury, Cast in Silence, Cast in Chaos, Cast in Ruin, Cast in Peril, Cast in Flame, Cast in Honor, Cast in Flight, Cast in Deception, Cast in Oblivion, Cast in Wisdom, Cast in Conflict,Cast in Eternity

## **History**

Marcus Kassan is the head of the Groundhawks. He is perpetually irritated, growling, and threatening violence, though the only target of his lethal claws is the surface of desk, which needs to be replaced every few books. He is forced to wade through huge amounts of paperwork, which he hates.

Kaylin is frequently a thorn in his side, due to her magical abilities that she doesn't understand placing her at the heart of Elantra's convoluted politics, but immediately adopts a submissive posture with her throat exposed to keep the peace.

Though he mostly plays a minor, though colorful role in each of the books, he's a central character in Cast in Fury. In this novel, Marcus murders a friend at a bar, and is imprisoned by the Leontine castelord Adar in a Leontine Quarter cage. Kaylin goes to his Pridlea consisting of his five wives and kits, who explain much about Leontine culture, jurisprudence, and history to her. They also tell her that his youngest wife, Sarabe, is "witchmarked" with red fur; it required a special dispensation for her to marry, and any of her sons will be killed at birth. This is a problem, since Kaylin had helped Sarabe's twin sister Marai, also marked, deliver a son (Roshan). Kaylin and her magical tutor, the dragon Sanabalis, are eventually able to prove that the friend was enspelled by Roshan's father Orogrim to attack him, after he went looking for help from the Black Dragon Outcaste to save his son's life. Thus, Orogrim cast the spell only after and falling under a spell himself. The emperor himself pardons Marcos and reinstates him.

Marcus' replacement during his imprisonment, the thoroughly inflexible Sgt. Mallory, has made everyone at the Hawks very glad for his return, but also cleaned the paperwork from his desk for the first time in memory.
Human

## History

Journeyed from a different world, arrived with a cataclysm.

## Human List

* Alyssa Larienne
* Amal
* Amaldi
* Amos
* Anali
* Anderson
* Averneya
* Baltrin
* Barren
* Benito
* Billington
* Brecht
* Brennan Oswald
* Bridget Keele
* Burlan Oaks
* Caitlin
* Callantine
* Callis Creekson
* Carl
* Cassie
* Catti
* Caven
* Ceridath
* Chant
* Christen
* Christina
* Darrell
* Darreno
* David
* Dock
* Dogan Sapson
* Donalan Idis
* Dreury
* Durant
* Esmeralda Noachin
* Evanton
* Everly
* Farris
* Feluann Harcastle
* Fishmonger
* Garavan Larienne
* Garron Luivide
* Gavin
* Gerrold
* Gillas
* Giselle
* Grannick
* Handred
* Hanson
* Hasielle
* Helen (midwife)
* Helmat Marlin
* Henri
* Imelda Erickson
* Jade
* Jamal Rayan
* Jared
* Jenson
* Joey
* Katie Holdern
* Kattea
* Kaylin Neya
* Keira
* Kelmar
* Kevan
* Kirby
* Krevel
* Leila
* Lianne
* Liannor
* Liatt
* Lina
* Lord of the Swords
* Mallory
* Manners Forall
* Marai
* Margot
* Marshalle
* Marten Anders
* Marya
* Master Sabrai
* Master Seltzen
* Matilda
* Melden
* Mellan
* Meredith
* Miccha Jannoson
* Lord Montrose
* Morse
* Mrs. Whitmore
* Neall
* Onuri
* Paul Moroes
* Quartermaster
* Rakkia
* Random
* Raven
* Red
* Rianna
* Richard Rennick
* Robin
* Saidh Mankev
* Sandrina
* Severn Handred
* Shardan
* Sigrenne
* Sorco
* Steffi
* Stuart
* Tanner
* Timar
* Voone
* Yvander
Diakos

* Base
* Ultra
* Alpha

* Season 1
* Season 2

**Diakos** is an Ice Gormita and one of Ikor's four Gormiti.

## Description

❝*The conceited Diakos is famous for his sarcasm: he studies his enemies' strengths and weaknesses before every fight and makes fun of them to make them lose control! What looks like a game is actually a sophisticated strategy: his enemies, enraged by his jokes, lower their guard and are overwhelmed by the icy power of Diakos!*❞

## Attacks

### Hailstorm

Accumulating his energy in a huge ball, Diakos unleashes an attack of pure glacial magic against his enemies that explodes in a freezing cloud that no one can escape from!

### Freezeshot

With precise blows, Diakos attacks his enemies with fast ice balls, damaging them mercilessly!
Diarmat

## Books

### Books Appeared In

Cast in Silence, Cast in Chaos, Cast in Ruin, Cast in Peril, Cast in Flame, Cast in Honor, Cast in Flight, Cast in Deception, Cast in Oblivion, Cast in Wisdom

## **History**

Lord Diarmat was born in the Aerie at the same time as the Arkon, and grew into a fierce and inflexible warrior during the Barrani wars. With an extreme loyalty to the Emepror and his laws, undivided by a hoard of his own, he was a natural fit to become Captain of the Imperial Guard.

As a humorless and rule-bound martinet, he annoys Kaylin and Bellusdeo, who antagonize him whenever they think they can get away with it. However, the other members of the Dragon Court value him differently. As the Arkon explains, "He is highly honorable. He expects that we will be the same. And while we are not, of course, his equal in this regard, we respect him."

He is described as taller and more slender than Tiamaris, and his dragon form is blue.

## **Books**

> *"Lord Diarmat reminded Kaylin of the very worst of her teachers at the Halls of Law. No, that wasn't true. It made her nostalgic for the very worst of those teachers."*
>
>

Diarmat first appears in the books when Kaylin accompanies Tiamaris and Ybelline to the Imperial Palace to witness the questioning of the girl Catti, and he meets her along with Lords Emmerian and Sanabalis (and also judge if Tiamaris' transition into dragon form was justified).

We next see him, again with Emmerian, after Tiamaris has claimed the fief overseen by Tara. They acknowledge that the fief is his hoard, and no Imperial punishment is necessary for his actions.

Diarmat is mentioned several times in Cast in Chaos, as the Imperial guard coordinates evacuations and expeditions into the parts of the city affected by the Devourer of Words. His role thus far in the series is so minor that Kaylin "didn't recall speaking two words to him" before she meets with him and several other dragons to discuss Evanton's suggestion that they attempt to quarantine the Devourer within the Elemental Garden. Her informality at this meeting is so grating to Diarmat's considerable dignity that he agrees to become her etiquette tutor for her inevitable face-to-face meeting with the Emperor.

Though these lessons are postponed several times, he persists in this role for much of the rest of the series, even after the Emperor has visited Kaylin at her house as a private citizen. Though Diarmat regards all mortals as inferior to all dragons, he grudgingly agrees that Kaylin's strong sense of duty, training, and magical powers make her useful to the Empire and less insufferable than most.

1. ↑ Ch.11, Cast in Deception
2. ↑ Ch. 16, Cast in Shadow
3. ↑ Ch. 10, Cast in Deception
4. ↑ Ch. 29, Cast in Silence
5. ↑ Ch. 15, Cast in Chaos
6. ↑ Ch. 20, Cast in Chaos
Torak

* Base
* Ultra
* Alpha

* Season 1
* Season 2

**Torak** is a Rock Gormita and one of Trek's four Gormiti.

## Description

❝*Torak is not the most brilliant of the Gormiti, but definitely one of the most powerful! His armour looks like a bull, and Torak has all the characteristics of a bull: better leave him be, he’s unstoppable when he gets mad! His attack power is unrivalled, and once he starts charging he’ll only stop when he has devastated everything in his path!*❞

## Attacks

### Shatterburst

The best way to overcome a hurdle? Go through it! Torak charges his fist with the sheer power of rock, dealing a devastating blow that shatters everything it hits - including his enemies!

### Bullcrash

Torak focuses his incredible power all around him, projecting magical energy that looks like his horned helmet. The attack hits his opponent with the devastating force of a herd of 10,000 raging bulls!

## Etymology

The name "Torak" is derived from the Greek *tauros* which means bull, hence Torak's bovine-like appearance. Like other Rock Gormiti, his name ends in the 'k' of "rock".
Illumen praevolo

Aerian Term for the once-a-generation holder of the magic that allows heavier-than-air Aerians to fly. They are distinguished from birth by speckled wings, and shortly thereafter by extraordinary agility and speed in flight. They have three magical objects that harm anyone who attempts to use them besides the true praevolo:

1. Feather
2. Bracelet
3. Collar
Fiefs

There are six active fiefs which surround the seventh (shadow-fallen Ravellon). They are almost completely surrounded by a horseshoe bend in the Abyline River, and surrounded by the rest of Elantra proper. The land bridge occurs in Durant (possibly extending to Farlonne), and is walled. They are typically referred to by their current Captain's name, though academics prefer to refer to them by the name of the being who transferred their sentience into the tower when it was formed.

The geography of the fiefs is somewhat confused in the books. From the order of neighbors, we know that the ring around Ravellon goes clockwise: Nightshade, Tiamaris (formerly Barren), Candallar, Durant, Farlonne, Liatt. Further inference from clues scattered throughout the book suggests that Nightshade covers the southern sixth of the irregular Fief wheel (because Tiamaris/Barren lies to its west and Liatt to its east), with Durant to the north. However, Severn says that a team of Wolves was able to cross from Nightshade south-east to Farlonne, which implies a vertical mirror image of the geography in the rest of the series.

Fief Name(s)
 Tiamaris* Barren
* Illien
originally Maria)
* Human
 Bellusdeo* Candallar
* Barrani (Outcaste)

## History

The fiefs were created/erected in order to guard against Shadows coming from Ravellon. Each of the fiefs contains a Tower, which was created by a Barrani Ancestor, fusing either themselves or another willing participant into its structure, whose name remains with the tower among the educated. The towers bond to a Lord, who "captains" the tower and can control it. In order to control a Tower, an individual must defeat the current Lord if there is one, and pass the Tower's test (different for each Tower). In common parlance, the fief's name changes with the Captain. Thus, the ancient Arbiters of the Academia library refer to Liatt as Aggarok, and Candallar as Karriamis, having not kept up with turnover among the captains.

The fiefs are not subject to the Emperor's Laws, and therefore each fief has its own governing system. They all regularly experience ferals that come out from Ravellon at night.

## Developments

In Cast in Wisdom, it is revealed that when the Towers were created, the Academia was lost to a border zone that existed between the fiefs in the outlands.

The borders between the fiefs is permanently shrouded in fog, and once entered is curiously leached of almost all color. Though streets appear to run straight through from one fief to the other, it actually is not possible to do so, and often turning heel and walking back the way you came doesn't deposit you where you started. Starrante explains this as being due to each fief being slightly out of phase with the rest of existence on order to block shadow across several dimensions, and the boundary regions thus being hyper-dimensional (or non-dimensional). This serves the purpose of compartmentalizing the fiefs, so that if any one falls to shadow it does not serve as a beachhead for further incursion.

1. ↑ Ch. 20, Cast in Fury
2. ↑ Ch. 18, Cast in Conflict
Onnay

## **History**

A Tha'alani woman, who -- with her lover/housemate Nevaron -- took care of Grethan when he returned to the Quarter after living among the "deaf" (non-telepathic races). Kaylin and Severn meet them while they are making love in a public fountain, underlining for her the societal differences of a race that is biologically incapable of secrecy or privacy. Though initially shocked, seeing their uncomplicated love is the first step in Kaylin letting go of her racism towards the Tha'alani.

Later, as Kaylin communes with the elemental water and enters the Tha'alaan, Onnay's voice is among those that gives her the strength to oppose and eventually wrest control from Donalan Idis and prevent a tidal wave from engulfing Elantra.

## **Books**

1. ↑ Ch. 4, Cast in Secret
2. ↑ Ch. 22, Cast in Secret
들로 (성전사 단바인)

**들로**는 애니메이션 "성전사 단바인"에 등장하는 가공의 병기, 오라 밤 (비행 전투정)이다. 본 항목에서는 그 파생형인 그난도 함께 해설한다.

들로
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드레이크에게 소환된 쇼트 웨폰이 제작한 오라 밤. 루프트 가 영내에서 횡포를 부리는 가로우 랑을 토벌하기 위해, 플레임 밤 (화염포)을 탑재한 폭격기로서 설계되었다. 바이스톤 웰에서 처음으로 하늘을 나는 전투용 오라 머신이다.

기체 색은 블루 그린 & 올리브드랍. 가장 초기에 완성된 기체답게 오라력 전환 계수는 낮고, 코몬 혼자서는 뜨는 것이 겨우. 4명이 타서 겨우 전투 기동 가능이었다고도 한다. 그러나, 완성 당초의 '하늘을 날 수 있다'라는 전력적인 어드벤티지는 성 공격 등에서는 압도적이어서, 초기 드레이크 군의 대단한 힘의 초석이 된 기체다. 또, 들로는 드레이크의 자금조달 때문에, 적극적으로 쿠 나라를 비롯한 타국에 매각되었고, 라우 나라에서는 본 기를 참고로 복제 개량형인 그난을 제작하기도 했다.

해파리를 상기시키는 원반 모양의 동체에 촉수 모양의 플레임 밤 암 건 4기를 장비한 구조다. 이 암 건은 끝에 플레임 밤 1문을 내장하고 있고, 오라 마르스에 의해 신축 자재인 플렉시블한 움직임, 넓은 사각을 확보하고 있다. 동체 아래로는 대기중의 오라를 흡배기하는 범종 모양의 인테이크가 네개 늘어서 있고, 타고 있는 승무원을 촉매로 해서 오라력을 동력으로 변환하는 시스템으로 하늘을 난다 (이 때문에, 비행 중에 호흡과도 비슷한 소리를 발한다). 승무원은 4명. 오라 머신으로서는 저렴해서 제작 용이이며, 조종도 간단하므로 오라 머신에 의한 기동부대 확대 때는 맨 먼저 대량생산되었다. 단, 대 오라 머신 전을 고려하기 이전의 기체이므로, 공중전 기동성은 낮고, 오라 배틀러 상대로는 당하는 역이 되어버리는 경우가 많았다.

단기간에 장구한 발전을 이룩한 오라 머신들 속에서, 본 기는 급속히 구식화해 갔지만, 그 배치수로인해 신형 오라 밤 탕기로 완전히 대체되지는 않고, 최후까지 제1선에 머물러 있었다. 수송정이나 연락정으로서도 요긴하게 사용되고 있다.

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그난은 애니메이션 "성전사 단바인"에 등장하는 가공의 병기, 오라 밤 (비행 전투정)이다.

라우 나라에서 개발된 기체로, 나 나라에서도 사용된 반 드레이크 측의 주력 오라 밤. 기본적으로 드레이크 군의 오라 밤 들로의 복제 개량형으로, 기체의 소형화와 약 5할의 출력 증가로 고성능화를 꽤했지만, 본 기는 대기 중의 오라를 흡기해서 비행하는 종래형 오라 밤의 연장선 위에 있어, 오라 컨버터를 장비해서 압도적인 성능향상을 이룩한 비쇼트 군의 오라 밤 탕기에 비교하면, 상당히 뒤떨어지는 기체인 것은 부정할 수 없다.

형상은 들로에 준하는 해파리 모양의 원반형이다. 무장은 신축 자유 자재인 플레임 밤 암 건 안에 플레임 밤 (화염포)을 각 1문. 암 건의 수는 들로의 4개로부터 3개로 감소했지만, 이것을 보충하기 위해서 동체의 세 방면에 (암 건 안이라는 설 있음) 오라 발칸이 1문씩 장비되어 있어, 기체 형상의 재검토와 더불어 들로와 같은 정도의 전투력은 확보하고 있다. 기체 색은 카키&브라운. 왕족 친위대용은 블루 화이트.

이름 있는 캐릭터의 애기도 되지 못한 수수한 머신이지만, 대량생산되어, 반 드레이크 측의 전투를 지탱한 후방의 공로자다. 전투 이외에도 오라 쉽 간의 연락정으로서 수송 임무에도 종사했다. 승무원은 4명. 이외에 약간 명의 동승도 가능.

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1. ↑ 토미노 요시유키, 《聖戦士ダンバイン大全》, 株式會社雙葉社, 2004년, 86쪽

## 관련 항목

* 오라 머신 목록

틀:둘러보기 상자
Devourer of Words

The Devourer is an elemental of death and destruction, unlike the more tangible elementals of earth, air, fire, and water. They consume True Words, leaving nothing behind, as if the thing represented by the Name never existed. He overcomes the concerted opposition of the entire Norannir race and the generalship of Bellusdeo to destroy their entire planet, forcing the few survivors into the Dreamways.

When they enters this world, Kaylin has the insight that this destruction is a desperate attempt to regain meaning, and reconnect with their kin in the Elemental Garden. She guides them there, where they remains in balance with the other forces of the unvierse.
Joey

## Books

### Books Appeared In

Cast in Moonlight, Cast in Silence, Cast in Peril, Cast in Deception, Cast in Oblivion

A chatterbox member of Sgt Marcus' squad. He frequently is loudly discussing his mother when the rest of the office has fallen silent due to a shocking revelation. He owns a cat, which he would save before anyone else. When she travels to the West March, he gives Kaylin some advice about camping which turns out to not apply because she's travelling with members of the Barrani High Court.

1. ↑ See, for example, Part 12 of Cast in Moonlight, Ch. 5 of Cast in Silence, and Ch 9 and 16 of Cast in Peril
2. ↑ Ch. 14, Cast in Oblivion
3. ↑ Ch. 11-12, Cast in Peril
Avanel

One of the Barrani Lords in the West March. Along with Tanniase, he engages in some "mortal-baiting", subtly insulting Kaylin and Severn as members of an inferior race, resenting their prominent role in the upcoming Regalia and obvious friendship with the "royal family" of the High Lord, Consort, and Lord of the West March. They are defended by Barian and Evarrim.

1. ↑ Ch. 5, Cast in Sorrow
Bressarian

## Bressarian of Veranelle

A minor Barrani Lord, he delivers a gift of appropriate clothing and a carriage to the Cohort, but also arrives accompanied by two invisible Shadows who sink into the ground and try to infiltrate Helen. When these are immediately dealt with, and Teela uses Kariannos to destroy his defenses, he unexpectedly accepts Kaylin's offer to enter. He offers insight into rebel coalition against the High Lord, and offers his loyalty to Sedarias if she can pass the Test of Names.
Draalzyn

One of the few Tha'alani who works outside the Tha'alani Quarter, Draalzyn is an investigator with Missing Persons, Hawks, Halls of Law. Older than Ybelline, his hair is streaked with grey.

While Severn distracts his overbearing supervisor Mallory, he advices Kaylin on where to find more information about the missing girl Mayalee.

Much later, he also assists in the questioning of Gilbert and Kattea when the city's Mirror Network is under attack.

1. ↑ Cast in Secret
2. ↑ Ch. 21, Cast in Honor
Perenne

A junior member of the Aerial division of the Hawks in his fifth year, he is taller and less stocky than the average Aerian but with the same deep brown skin as others. He serves under Sgt. Marcus.

When Mallory is preventing subordinates from interacting with the Hawklord, he flies Kaylin to his dome against orders.

## References

1. ↑ Ch. 22, Cast in Honor
2. ↑ Ch. 4, Cast in Fury
Marya

Marya is a Matron, "as close to head of the midwives' guild as made no difference" in Book 6, but "the head of the midwives guild, the über den mother" by Book 12. Professionally, she is described as brisk, "a comfortable, easy blur".

After meeting a young Kaylin at the Foundling Halls and recognizing her passion for using her healing magic on the children of Elantra, she begins to use her as a last-line-of-defense volunteer in emergency situations for difficult deliveries throughout the city. In the period between Cast in Ruin and Cast in Peril, this includes three middle-of-the-night emergency calls in ten days, including a call from Marya personally at two in the morning. This does nothing to help her irregular sleep schedule, but saves many lives.

Mayra calls upon Kaylin very late in a very bad birth in the distant Highpost neighborhood; this crisis causes Moran to use her powers as Illumen praevolo to fly on damaged wings for the first time since the injury.

1. ↑ Ch. 5, Cast in Chaos
2. ↑ Ch 20, Cast in Flight
3. ↑ Ch. 3, Cast in Courtlight
4. ↑ Ch. 1, Cast in Peril
5. ↑ Ch. 20, Cast in Flight
Adversary

## **History**

A powerful shadow that is imprisoned below the High Halls. During the last battle of the first Draco-Barrani War, it possessed one of the Barrani's most powerful Arcanists, compelling him to attack the High Lord with fire. This caused him to weaken the dome-shield over the ground forces, allowing both flights of dragons to rain fire on the Barrani troops, breaking the back of their resistance, and damaging the High Halls themselves.

The replay of this in the Arkon Lannagaros' mirror ends before the battle is over, but he recounts that the severely burned High Lord and the dragons realized there was a third opponent on the field, and worked together to bind Adversary to a chamber below the High Halls, either below or co-located with the Lake of Names in trans-dimensional space.

Though imprisoned, "there are cracks between the bars" and Adversary is able to not only possess some members of the High Court, but also other Barrani come to him seeking power over the centuries. Most arresting of all, he is able to influence the Test of Names so the souls of those who fail are enslaved to him eternally in a state between life and death.

## **Books**

A conspiracy of the established Lords of the Barrani High Court begins to use shadow magic to overthrow the current High Lord and Consort, and also to prevent the Cohort from taking the Test of Names. If successful, the newly made Lords from the cohort would claim precedence over many of the most influential family lines. One part of the plan involves releasing Adversary, and using his power to overthrow the leaders; this part is led by Coravante, the murderous brother of Cohort leader Sedarias.

Much of the plot of Cast in Oblivion focuses on Kaylin (and the other protagonists) attempting to identify Adversary's agents in the High Court, and reinforce his prison. In the climactic confrontation between Kaylin and Adversary, she unexpectedly does not simply attack with the Marks of the Chosen, but instead asks Adversary what he wants. As expected, he wants freedom and is willing to kill to get it, but not in order to kill and enslave more. Rather, he himself is shadow-bound to the shadow at the heart of Ravellon, comparing himself to its hand but with a mind of its own that is constantly being overruled. Kaylin therefore uses her magic not against Adversary, but to sunder the bond linking him to Ravellon, and releasing the souls of the Barrani.
David

David is a member of the Swords in the Halls of Law. He cheated on his tough and beautiful wife Leila of the Hawks in their fourth year of marriage. This enraged family-sensitive Kaylin at the time, but he discusses it with her. The story serves as a parable for Terrano's relationship to the rest of the Cohort.

1. ↑ Ch. 31, Cast in Oblivion
Sandrina

An orphaned child living in the Foundling Halls. Gregarious, she befriends the Tha'alani girl Mayalee, and is the first to ask to visit her at home. The eagerness with which the other orphans enter the Tha'alani Quarter, a locus of fear for so many years to Kaylin, gives her hope for the future of an integrated Elantra.

1. ↑ Epilogue, Cast in Secret
Hallionne

Hallionne are buildings created by the Barrani ancestors that are sentient. Each building is an individual, often present in an avatar form, that is governed by the True Words at their core. Within the boundaries of the Hallionne, the building has almost complete control over the appearance and space within. The Hallionne can read the minds of those who enter their domain.

Many of the stopping points on the journey from Elantra to the West March are Hallionne. Barrani may choose to enter or not on the journey. Once they enter, they must not do harm to each other or be punished by the Hallionne.

Known Hallionne:

* Alsanis (in West March)
* Bertolle
* Kariastos
* Orbaranne
* Sylvanne
Robin

## **History**

Robin was age 12 when he vanished from the Warrens, presumably one of many pulled into Academia while exploring the Boundary Zone between the Fiefs of Tara and Karriamis to help reawaken it. His image appears in the bas relief of the repeating hall; when Severn recognizes him from the missing persons report, it provides the protagonists with the first clue to Candallar's master plan.

He proves a remarkably quick student, picking up High Barrani and learning to read from other students, and absorbing the material of the repeating lecture deeply enough to impress Killianas. Later, when helping expel the would-be usurpers, he is able to suggest improvements to the protective wards woven by Arbiter Starrante.

After it awakens, he is one of perhaps five of the trapped students who decides to stay on, with a fierce determination to start taking advanced classes from Androsse in the Library that bewilders non-academic Kaylin. He befriends the Cohort students Serralyn and Valliant, and has learned enough of the Wevaren language to be able to follow the reunion of Starrante and Riaknon.

## References

1. ↑ Ch. 4, Cast in Wisdom
2. ↑ Ch. 23, Cast in Wisdom
3. ↑ Ch. 27, Cast in Wisdom
4. ↑ Ch. 4, Cast in Conflict
5. ↑ Ch. 11, Cast in Conflict
Sedarias

## Books

### Books Appeared In

Cast in Sorrow, Cast in Deception, Cast in Oblivion, Cast in Wisdom, Cast in Conflict, Cast in Eternity, Shards of Glass

## **History**

Sedarias was the magically gifted, intelligent daughter of Lord and Lady Mellarionne, the second most politically important Barrani house after that of the High Lord, Consort, and Lord of the West March. Her jealous younger brother Coravante attempted to kill her (which is not unusual in Barrani noble houses) five times before adulthood (which is).

When Teela's father proposed weaponizing children in a twisted Regalia to turn the tide of the second Draco-Barrani war, she was a natural choice to lead the group. Other members of the Cohort generally had to compete for selection. Among even that elite group, she stood out. "Even when young...she was cool, collected, perfect; her poise was terrifying", Teela recalls. Sickened by the lethal politicking of the High Court, and correctly guessing the others shared her resentment at being sacrificed by their own families, she proposed the unprecedented step of sharing True Names, thus creating a Namebound group of 12 with shared experience and memory.

When the Regalia goes wrong, Teela's mother intervenes, preventing them from being shadow-bound at the cost of magical imprisonment in the Hallionne Alsanis and her own life.

## **Books**

When Kaylin and Teela enter the Heart of the Green (from Hallionne Orbaranne) and allow the ten remaining imprisoned members of the Cohort to materialize into that dimension, her first impression is, "She looked so proud, so aloof, so arrogant." Though this impression is essentially accurate, she learns to appreciate her cunning and martial prowess, and ultimately aligns with her goal of reintegrating the Cohort with Barrani society to have the power to crack down on the murderous court intrigues.

Sedarias remains a central figure in subsequent books, as she guides the Cohort back to Elantra despite magical traps in the Outlands, settles them with Kaylin and Bellusdeo inside Helen, puts down an attempted coup in the High Halls, kills her own brother Corovante who was leading it, helps Kaylin purge the High Halls of Adversary (the powerful shadow living below the Lake of Names and enslaving those who fail the test), and plays a minor role in reawakening the Academia.

Despite these accomplishments, she is attacked on her next visit to the High Halls and kills several would-be assassins single-handed. She returns in an understandably bad mood, so when Terrano forces a debate with Bellusdeo about who should take over the Tower of Candallar, the resulting argument results in part of Helen being burned down.

1. ↑ Ch. 17, Cast in Sorrow
2. ↑ Ch. 26, Cast in Sorrow
3. ↑ Much of the plot of Cast in Deception
4. ↑ Much of Cast in Oblivion
5. ↑ Cast in Wisdom
6. ↑ Ch. 6, Cast in Conflict
7. ↑ Ch. 7-8, Cast in Conflict
Marrin

## **History**

Marrin is the aging, fearsomely protective "mother" of Elantra's orphanage, the Foundling Halls. She extended this protection to Kaylin while she was the tween/teenage mascot of the Hawks, though she lived with Caitlin and Teela for most of these years; as a result, they " the only two people on the planet who were allowed to call Kaylin 'dear.'"

Before the books, Marrin gave birth to a "witch-marked" (red-furred) cub, which the Leontine Elders decided needed to be killed. She was widowed when her husband defended the cub to the death. This motivated her decision to protect the otherwise homeless children of the capital. In the epilogue of Cast in Fury, Kaylin (lacking a pridlea) gives her the witch-marked Roshan to raise as her own after the shadow-possession and death of his own mother Marai.
Dreury

## **History**

Nothing is known about Dreury's rise to become Magister of the Imperial Mages.

## **Books**

In Cast in Moonlight, after Ceridath is detected falsifying his autopsy, the Hawklord Grammamyre immediately requests that Magister Dreury appear via the Mirror Network. After a long delay, Dreury appears and the Hawklord reports the suspected fraud and requests a replacement.

Kaylin meets Dreury in person later that day when she goes to the Order of the Arcanum with Teela and Tain; again, he seems too busy to speak with them, but grants them permission to run their investigation.
Red

## Reginald

Reginald "Red" is the Coroner for the Hawks in the Halls of Law. Extremely competent at his work, he has greying black hair and a full beard, brown eyes, and rough laborer's hands.

It was his trust of young Kaylin that allowed an Arcanist conspiracy that was murdering children to gain the power of the Chosen to be detected, and started her on the path to becoming a ground hawk. As she grows up in the Halls, he continues to "tolerate her presence at his elbow", because he "was patient with idiots."

His investigation of children killed in the fiefs seven years later links the murders together, and sets up the conflict with the Black Dragon Outcaste.

Much later, he helps identify the various dead avatars of Bellusdeo, allowing her to integrate into this plane and save the Norannir refugees.

## References

1. ↑ Part 15-17, Cast in Moonlight
2. ↑ Ch. 10, Cast in Ruin
3. ↑ Ch. 8, Cast in Shadow
4. ↑ Ch. 11, 13-15, 22, Cast in Ruin
Helen

## Books

### Books Appeared In

Cast in Flame, Cast in Honor, Cast in Flight, Cast in Deception, Cast in Oblivion, Cast in Wisdom, Cast in Conflict, Cast in Eternity

## **History**

Helen is a Sentient Building that is also referred to as a fortellesse. Her back story is described by her in Cast in Flame.

## **Books**

In Cast in Flame, a large group, including Kaylin, Bellusdeo, Maggaron, Teela, Mandoran and Annarion arrive at the recommendation of the Keeper. Upon arrival, Kaylin is able to open the gate and the front door opens to reveal a dead man. The group proceeds to bury the dead man in the back yard. They they move into the house, but find that the door has disappeared. They move through the house and find rooms that "speak" to the different races and their preferences in housing.

Once Helen has accepted Kaylin as a tenant, she accepts the others as her occupants. Later, as a result of Annarion rousing the Ancestors in Castle Nightshade, one comes to Helen to attempt to take control while the other goes to the High Halls. After fighting and defense by Teela, Annarion, Mandoran and Kaylin, in the end she sends the Ancestor away.

In Cast in Honor, Helen accepts Gilbert as a visitor, even with the presence of Shadow, and first identifies that Kattea is from the near future. She also accepts Moran as a new occupant at the invitation of Kaylin.

In Cast in Deception,

In Cast in Oblivion,

In Cast in Wisdom,
Scoros

## Books

### Books Appeared In

Cast in Fury, Cast in Chaos, Cast in Honor, The Emperor's Wolves, Sword and Shadow

Scoros is a respected teacher among the Tha'alani, an expert in navigating the almost-infinite racial memories of the Tha'alaan. He is gray-haired, middle-aged, and frequently severe, though Kaylin finds him the least intimidating of the Tha'alani except for Ybelline.

His conversation with imperial playwright Richard Rennick about the nature of art as compared to perfect memory creates the first tentative bridge of deep understanding between the races. It allows Rennick to create a play that makes sense to both, and helps calm the racial tensions in the city.

He consults with Kaylin, Arkon Lannagaros, Sanabalis and the Tha'alani Ybelline and Draalzyn about how to contain the threat posed by the Devourer of Words, being the first to recognize it from the Tha'alaan.

He also reads the rogue shadow Gilbert (a disturbing experience), but when the girl Kattea is terrified of being read, he simply asks her questions to understand the nature of the threat they've been sent back through time to avoid.

1. ↑ Ch. 3, Cast in Fury
2. ↑ Ch. 21-22, Cast in Chaos
3. ↑ Ch. 21-22, Cast in Honor
Mirror Network

Magical mirrors allow residents of Elantra to communicate with each other when addressed as "Mirror", and also allow some government officials to access official records (usually in a format analogous to video surveillance rather than paper documents) when addressed as "Records". The network is unsecure, so Helen refuses for a long time to use it all, and when she finally gives in sets aside one safe room for access. Her concern is not unwarranted, as intrusively helpful messages are the first indication of magical trouble in Cast in Chaos, and the network is compromised in several later books.

Though typically a wall mirror that goes gray when accessing magic, the network can also be accessed via expensive portable mirrors, the surface of magical lakes, or even constructed free-standing in the air within sentient buildings.
Garadin

The Tha'alani questioner that Hawklord Grammayre calls to interrogate Kaylin after she fails to assassinate him at age 13. Even at the time, he is described as "older", with a grim expression. The experience of having her mind read by contact with his head stalks is deeply traumatic, and contributes to a life-long fear and hatred of the Tha'alani that lasts until Cast in Secret.

1. ↑ Part 1-4, Cast in Moonlight
Donalan Idis

A mage who became obsessed with the telepathic abilities of the Tha'alani, and tortured them in attempt to understand and acquire them. He befriended the "blind" Tha'alani Grethan, promising to restore his abilities once he had them himself, but Kaylin is able to use memory chips to show him how he was deceived. Using her ability to communicate with the powers in the Elemental Garden, she thwarts Idis' attempt to summon a tidal wave to drown Elantra by showing the water elemental the line of Tha'alani who stand across the harbor and would be the first hit. With the immediate danger averted, imperial forces are able to track down Idis and arrest him.
Aerian

## History

Aerians appear human except for their magnificent feathered wings. They came to this world when their homeworld began losing its magic, and they could no longer support their aerodynamically-impossible flight.

Their society is structured around a fairly rigid hierarchy of flights ("dar"), which influences the housing and nesting locations in the Southern Stretch outside Elantra. Though not as violent as the Leontine or Barranicourts, it is nonetheless an aristocratic political system with all the snobbishness and dirty dealing that implies. Aerians who violate caste law are dealt with harshly: judged outcaste, have their wings taken, and left on the ground to die. However, the center of the society belongs to the apolitical Illumen praevolo, a once-a-generation chosen Aerian who controls all flight magic.

When Moran was born to a dar-less woman, it upset aerian notions of propriety and precedence, triggering several assassination attempts, her forcible adoption into the dominant house, Dar Carafel, and her abandoning the aeries to work with the Hawks in the Halls of Law. She is hardly the only aerian to work there, but for the praevolo it was unprecedented. The shaken aerian nobles, seeking other explanations for Moran's existence, proved willingly gullible when Makuron impersonated the praevolo.

## Aerian List

Praevolo: Moran (also Infirmary sergeant in the Halls of Law)

Outcaste: Lillias

### Halls of Law

* Hawklord: Grammayre
* Clint (wife: Sesti)
* Perenne
* Breen
* Holder
* Mellian

### Southern Stretch

* Aguila
* Fauconne (Head of Dar Carafel)
* Gennet (grandmother of Moran)
* Karis
Serralyn

## Books

### Books Appeared In

Cast in Sorrow, Cast in Deception, Cast in Oblivion, Cast in Wisdom, Cast in Conflict, Cast in Eternity, Shards of Glass

One of the 12 Barrani children in the lost Cohort, trapped in the Hallionne when the attempt to weaponize them via a twisted Regalia failed. She wears her hair in unusual braids that frame her face and make her look older than the rest.

Of a natural scholarly bent, she and Valliant are the first to separate from the rest of the Cohort to matriculate at the Academia after it awakens. Unlike the undemonstrative Valliant, she nearly glows with joy at the prospect of her studies, and would live in the library if she could.

## References

1. ↑ Ch. 26, Cast in Sorrow
2. ↑ Ch. 1-3, Cast in Conflict