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Dragon Cane

A glimmering orange reed that works in unison with devil’s blemish to create powerful potions. It is an important ingredient to always have on hand as it creates a heat that flames alone cannot reach and further calls forth the powers of magical ingredients. The reeds are tough and difficult to break, making it one of the longest lasting pieces of an alchemist’s equipment.

## Effects

The reed itself is impossible to devour as its quite a challenge to bite down on.

## Rarity

An easy to find material in settlements that have allowed pigeon wyverns to roost. It seems to rely on magically created flames in place of water.
S.T.O.R.M.

**S.T.O.R.M.**(**S**upernatural **T**hreat **O**bservation, **R**emoval, and **M**anagement), is a highly classified organization existing within the US government. Their jobs include espionage, black ops missions, and assassinations, all regarding supernatural threats.

## Origins

The history of S.T.O.R.M. first began when George Washington's older brother, Lawrence, was suffering from an unknown disease, which he first contracted during a trip to Barbados. Originally believed to be smallpox, Lawrence was, in reality, fighting off a vampiric germ inside his throat and lungs. It took all his willpower to resist the curse and unusual bloodthirst, feeding only on small animals such as rats or birds to satisfy his hunger for blood. However, the strain proved to be too much for his body, finally killing him on July 26, 1752.

### Finding a Weakness

Filled with sorrow, George Washington tried to understand what it was that killed his brother. The medical knowledge during the time wasn't enough, and even the best doctors in the area were baffled at how he died. It wasn't until the story reached Benjamin Franklin that the Colonies began to know what was going on. Franklin had heard legends of humans that were "blessed by the devil," sucking victims of their blood and only operating during the night. In addition, he also heard that certain objects and substances were said to repel these people and ultimately kill them. These included holy water, garlic, fire, sunlight, and a wooden stake. Being a scientist, Franklin was curious as to see if these stories were true.
Victor Frankenstein

Little is known about the man who calls himself Dr. Frankenstein. The only concrete fact is that he is infamous for creating Adam--his greatest creation, albeit briefly.

## Early Years

Frankenstein was born in Geneva, Switzerland in 1750. At a young age, he showed a great interest in chemistry, anatomy, and biology, even delving into the study of reanimation of dead tissue.
Richard Johnston

**Richard Johnston** was an 18th century Hunter living in the American Colonies. He is well known for his involvement before and during the American Revolutionary War. He was a skilled Hunter, capable of killing vampires and demons with little effort, due to his hatred towards the creatures.

## Biography

### Early Life

Richard Johnston was born to Catherine Porter and Henry Johnston on April 16, 1730. At a young age, Richard was taught to act when necessary and stand up for those who can't help themselves. It was a basic truth, but Richard didn't know it would shape an entire nation someday.

As Richard grew, he began attending church with his family. His parents were both Christian, and taught him to love and care for others, even those who treat him differently.
Joker Wasp

**Joker Wasps** are a Category III species of demon. They share many similarities with ordinary wasps and insects, in that they have a hive mind and don't attack unless they are provoked. However, Joker Wasps tend to be more aggressive. Their sting is not fatal, but the venom affects the brain, triggering hallucinations to drive the victim insane. How long the illusions last is unknown, but popular theory says they last for about ten minutes.

## Description

Joker Wasps are the size of a marble or jewel, slightly bigger than the average wasp. They have two sets of green translucent wings, eyes the same color and glistening black stingers.

## Trivia

* The Joker Wasp is believed to be the true cause of the Black Death in Europe during the 14th century.
Wrath

> *"Be not hasty in thy spirit to be angry: for anger resteth in the bosom of fools."* Ecclesiastes 7:9 (KJV)
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**Wrath** has never known peace. Bloodshed is his only language. His throne is a pile of corpses.

## Powers & Abilities

* **Anger Manipulation** - Wrath is able to control the anger in humans, animals, and even other demons.

## Weaknesses

* S.T.O.R.M. agents are immune to his anger abilities.
Light

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**Definition:**

 Light magic concerns both manipulating and creating light. This light doesn’t produce heat but the other properties of light can be manipulated. Light magic can be used to dim or brighten natural lights, bend light around objects or even create hard light.

**Example of Use:**

Using light to bend light around an object to change the reflected color of the object.

A low tier spell would be using light to cause a small rock to glow like a torch.

A medium tier spell would be using light to create a sword blade out of hard light.

A high tier spell would be using light to bend it around a person to turn them invisible.

**Cans:**

Can manipulate and bend light

Can create hard light

Can potentially overpower dark magic (It’s a will-off).

**Cannots**:

Cancel out light.

Control light outside of visible light within the EM spectrum
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Benjamin Franklin

**Benjamin Franklin** was arguably one of the most influential figures in American history.

## Search for Answers

After hearing about Lawrence Washington's death in 1752, Franklin worked to get to the bottom of what happened. Vampirism was still new to the colonies, and the people knew very little about the monsters, let alone how to defend themselves. However, as time went on, Franklin overheard a couple of British soldiers talk about how certain materials were rumored to repel and ultimately kill a vampire e.g. fire, garlic, holy symbols and water, wooden stakes, etc.

Desperate for results, Franklin took it upon himself to put the theories to the test, at the risk of his own life. He waited until dark, and walked through the streets of Philadelphia, armed with a wooden stake, a few small bottles of garlic, and a wooden cross Franklin carved himself.
Starglass Tower

**Starglass Tower** is an office skyscraper in the Borough of Shell Village, Central Montpierre. It was the first building to have a structure made entirely out of blue glass and the second such out of any type of glass, after Green Tower, also in Shell Village.

Starglass tower was the first building whose floorplan was based on a curve; its floors have the largest area of any skyscraper in the world.
Tails

## Character Bio

Tails is Sonic's two-tailed best friend, after meeting at Westside Island, Tails grew a liking to Sonic, and soon, the two became the best of friends to stop Robotnik's plans on Westside, after that adventure, Tails developed an intelligence, inventing many cool things, like upgrades for the Tornado, to an alien translator, he also has the ability to fly, if that wasn't obvious enough

## Appearance

Tails is an anthropomorphic fox with orange fur and white chest fur, he has two large tails that allow him to fly high in the sky, before getting tired and having to land, he also has three strands of hair on his head, and red and white shoes with some sort of blue buckle in between the socks and shoes, his height is a little shorter than Sonic's, and he's roughly taller than Toad

## Role in the Show

### Season 1:

Tails along with his friends, debuted in episode 1, where they all worked together on Team Fire, when the teams were disbanded to make newer ones, Tails regrouped with his friends to form the S.S.S.S.S. Squad, Tails made it pretty far, making it to the merge, but sadly getting eliminated, and never came back to the show, sadly

### Season 2:

Tails never appeared in Season 2, so no information can be provided
Bloodstrike

The **Bloodstrike** is a Category V demon considered to be how the vampire race began. Essentially a giant demonic bat, Bloodstrikes are known for being agile, silent and (ironically) loud. Their high-pitched screech can shatter glass, and act as a sort of cry for help to demons of the same kind. Their wingspan is a massive 15 feet, and can fly at a maximum speed of 150 mph.

## Powers & Abilities

* **Sonic Scream** - The Bloodstrike is able to emit a high-pitched scream.
	+ **Echolocation** - The scream can determine the location of any given object by reflecting sound waves.
	+ **Razor Wind** - If concentrated, the scream can be used to cut
Nagito

## Nagito Komaeda

"Everyone appreciates the glory of HOPE BAGELS!"

## Character Bio

Nagito is a former participant of the Killing School Trip, and a student from the 77th Class in the Danganronpa series, his title is the Ultimate Lucky Student, which gives him the greatest luck of all human-kind, in the 2nd game, he was murdered by Chiaki in Nagito's elaborate plan to expose the traitor amongst the 16 students on Jabberwock Island, however, he is not canonically dead, as all of DR2 was a simulation, but now, we have the Ultimate Lucky Student in the same game as the Ultimate Unlucky Turtle, Paratroopa.

## Appearance

Nagito is a teenage boy with light skin, and white wavy hair, he also wears a white shirt with a red insignia on it, a large black trench-coat with red pixels on the back of it, black pants with a long chain upon the left pocket, and grey shoes with two zippers on the front of each shoe, he also has a slight ahoge on his head, but that doesn't make him a protagonist.

## Role in the Show

### Season 1:

Nagito never appeared in Season 1, so no information can be provided

### Season 2:

Nagito made his debut in the second Recommended Contestant vote, even though he didn't get enough votes, Nagito was lucky enough to join in due to Dora having wasted a spot, when he joined, most of the contestants seemed skeptical of his entry, finding him to be pretty weird, turns out he just wanted to gain allies to get a little farther in the game, however, his luck shortly ran out as he knew his late and unexpected entry wouldn't get him relatively far, so in the end, he left on his own terms and didn't wait for the votes to finish being announced and just went to the teleporter, and then moved onto Plush Survivor Zero.

### Season 0:

Nagito, along with the rest of the eliminated contestants up to him were brought to compete in Blueberry's spin-off season, Plush Survivor Zero, Nagito was escorted to the meeting area by Dark Knight and after being assembled into teams, was placed on Team D, which would the be dubbed the Other Friends, his fate remains unknown.
The Scarlet Expedition

In hopes to better understand the world they’ve come to, a group known as the Scarlet Pathfinders organized an expedition. This journey led the guild and a number of citizens outside of the safety of High Fire City’s walls in search of answers. After weeks of gathering materials and hours of discussion, the party headed north. Through plains, fields of flowers, and forests they went with little trouble. With the help of horses, they easily carried a good deal of supplies and were able to set up a well-made camp for themselves. The group of warriors, scholars, and even simply curious or wanderlust filled people seemed prepared for anything as they settled for their first night outside of the city.

## The Night of Wolves

A few took the precaution of keeping guard of the camp, staying just close enough to be within earshot of the others in case anything should go wrong. However, it was not the shout of their allies however that had the fighters leap into action but the howls of wolves. A pack of wolves, either too brave or too desperate, surrounded the camp and went after different collections of people that stood outside of the tents. While most of the teams did well against this attack, a single young man found themselves alone with a strange living bush pursuing him along with the descent of the wolves. A woman of a similar age hurried out to his aid and took the worst of the attack from the wolves, left with her leg in a condition that limited her mobility for nearly a year. With their combined efforts, one of the wolves fell victim to the strange effort of the living bush and the party was otherwise unharmed. The young man’s horse was lost in the confusion and chaos of the fight, tragically found dead on their return home. Thankfully, no other deaths or injuries occurred.

## Hayford Castle

Despite the troubling hostile wolf pack, the expedition continued on. After discovering a trail of red banners that were faded and damaged from time, they soon found their way to Hayford castle. The place held works of art - one of which moved and apparently housed a strange tiny woman - signs of battle, and various books scattered throughout it. While it all gave them some clues on the people who had lived here before them, it left them with more questions than answers. Who were these people? What were they like? What drove them to battle? Where had they all gone? Why were they here?

## Conclusion

With little to show for it all, they expedition returned home to High Fire City without further incident. It was the only full expedition to be led by the Pathfinders before its original leader, Rhavok, was deemed as a traitor to the people and executed. This lead many who were part of the group to reevaluate if they had been putting their hard work into the right organization.
Lust

**Lust** is considered a more intense version of her brother, Envy. She appears as a seductive brown-haired woman, who enjoys playing with her victims, regardless of their gender. In her own right, she is one of the most dangerous Sins, making humans desire anything, or anyone, to the point where they go so far as to kill to get what they want. Like her father, Satan, she tends to hide the consequences of her deals, with most humans falling victim. There have even been times when S.T.O.R.M. agents have fallen to her seductive ways.

## Weaknesses

* S.T.O.R.M. agents are immune to seductive abilities.
Enchanting

Enchanting is the act of setting a magic energy-storing material into an object and infusing it with a spell or energy to the aim of causing a particular effect. The stimulus required to trigger this effect, as well as the nature of the effect are set by the mage on enchanting (Mostly. Some wild effects may occur if a mage’s concentration slips), and will have an effect on the lifespan of the item in question before the magic energy expires. If the enchanted item that runs out of energy utilizes a gemstone to store the magic energy, the gemstone breaks into unusable enchantable materials and the enchantment ceases to be.

When enchanting, the size of the gem matters. Each gem can hold more energy the larger it is. These mana points does not necessarily mean that it is capped at these points, but rather that it takes this amount of mana in order to hold the enchantments. The enchantments and the spell is what decides whether it would be “always on” or “Triggered”.

**Small Gem:** 10 mana to charge.

**Medium Gem:** 20 mana to charge.

**Large Gem:** 40 mana to charge.

Ivory/Creature parts don’t require any mana to charge but must be kept mostly intact to be able to enchant it. Carving it down too small would make enchanting more difficult. These parts when carved into smaller pieces can still be enchanted; but it takes more energy to do so, adding 5-10 to the cost of the enchantment (depending on how small the pieces are). Ivory can also be enchanted more than once; the first time it can be enchanted with no risk of breaking. However, re-enchantments put it at more risk of being damaged. Each ivory piece can only be made into one enchantable item. Breaking it into small pieces will require those pieces to be strung together to hold an enchantment, or else they will be unviable. At least half of the original object must be used for the enchantment; however what is left will be unable to be enchanted.

Enchanting under the mana system is used in two ways:

1. A passive enchant is always on drains mana over time, depending on the spell.

2. An active enchantment is one that has a number of uses based on the spell.

 Creature Parts
 Small Gem (100)
 Medium Gem (200)
 Large Gem (300)

 Creature Parts
 Small Germ (100)
 Medium Gem (200)
 Large Gem (300)

Small gem: 100 mana (10/5/2 uses) passive decay = 1.5/2.5/x per day
Medium gem: 200 mana (20/10/5 uses) passive decay = 2/3/4 per day
Large gem: 300 mana (30/15/7 uses) = 2/3/4 per day

**Known Enchantable Materials**
**Creature Parts**

* Ivory (Dire Boar Tusks, Walrus Tusks, Elephant Tusks)
* Spittlejack claws/teeth
* More to be discovered

**Gemstones**

* Onyx
* Tiger’s Eye
* Sunstone
* Ruby
* Amethyst
* Sapphire
* Emerald
* Topaz
* Opal
* Moonstone
* Diamond
* Alexandrite
Adam

**Adam** (also known as **The Creature**, **The Monster**, **Frankenstein's Monster**, and **Him**), was the creation of his father, Victor Frankenstein. According to the S.T.O.R.M. database, Adam is ranked as a Category III.

## Creation

Adam's early life was a dark one. He was created by his maker but never got the chance to know him the way he wanted to. Frankenstein quickly rejected him because of how ugly he was and disowned his own creation.

### Meeting S.T.O.R.M.

Until that fateful day, Adam didn't have a friend in the entire world. He roamed the world looking for a place to settle down, but everyone was horrified and avoided him wherever he went.

## Powers & Abilities

* **Enhanced Strength**: Adam possesses remarkable physical strength, able to lift approximately four tons, six if enraged.
* **Enhanced Stamina**:

## Weaknesses

* **Fire**: Open flames will burn Adam's skin.
* **Enraged**: Adam spent centuries dealing with the rage towards his creator, and normally has a short temper. Very few people who enrage him, accidentally or otherwise, manage to survive their encounter.
* **Mental Illness**: Due to the disownment from his father, and the near-constant hate, fear, and rejection from the world, Adam suffers from anxiety and depression. In addition, he hates himself for even existing in the first place, believing his horrific and scarred appearance a "curse from God."
The Vibe

**The Vibe** is an extravagant nightclub located in New York City. It's a club open to everyone 18 and older and has some of the best entertainment in the city. Owned and operated by Lust, the nightclub was first established a few months after the 9/11 attack in 2001. Lust chose this particular time to build his club because while the city was still recovering, he decided on where to have his club. As far as the public is concerned, it was built as a way to give civilians a way to relax and calm down after the incident. But in reality, it revolves around Lust's favorite things in the world; women, drinking and exotic parties.

## History

Shortly after 9/11, Lust saw the devastation and trauma left on the people of New York. Desiring a way to help them, he came up with the idea of a nightclub. It would be open to all adults, the youngest being 18 years, and have

## Powers & Abilities

* **Lust Manipulation** - Lust can control the desires within a person's heart.
* **Lust Empowerment** -
Colossus

The **Colossus** (also known as **Oni**) are Category V demons, and are the biggest and most powerful of their kind. They specialize in brute strength and resemble troll-like beings with gray skin, sharp teeth and black quills on their back.

## Powers & Abilities

* **Enhanced Strength** - Colossus have the strength to lift approximately 3 tons, enough to lift a car and throw it like
O'Ryan

O'Ryan on the cover of Murder Go Round.

O'Ryan also known as Orion is the witches cat that lives with Isobel Russell and Lee Barrett. He came into their home after his former own Ariel was killed in the first book Caught Dead Handed. O'Rayn has been noted to give clues to murder mysteries and even know when someone is coming to the house.

## Appearance

O'Ryan is a chubby orange tabby cat that during christmas wears a bell on his collar.

## Trivia

* O'Ryan was told in book one to avenge Ariel's death.
* It is heavily implied throughout the books that O'Ryan can see Lee's visions and may know she is what River calls a Gazer.
Battle of The Frozen Village

## Prelude

In search of the remaining key to the door in the Mausoleum of Elders, the Citizens of High Fire followed Fharon to a Frozen Village to see if it held the information they were looking for. They would eventually discover the town and find the second key; only to be ambushed by the Herald’s dolls. While the battle was won, the key was lost.

## Deployment

Rumors spread through town that information was to be found at a Frozen Village to the East of the city of High Fire. Citizens and city officials alike gathered outside the Arena, then followed Fharon to the location. Before the battle, the people of hire-fire explored the ruined town and the tower there, making their way up into the tower where they found the key, protected by some sort of magic. It took multiple citizens to break through the protective bubble to retrieve the key, and then the battle began.

## Battle

The Herald summoned large groups of dolls that approached the city from four sides. Then, he disappeared from the battlefield. The citizens split up into groups to deal with the enemies. Two went to focus on the dolls coming in from the gates and over the hills, managing to defeat all the enemies that came at them.

The third major group went to the southern gate to fight the foes coming in from that angle, far removed from the rest of the battle. This group, consisting of Jian, Zariah, Sameel, Yuki, Lieve, and Mitra, fought valiantly, though the armoured dolls proved to be a much more even match and lead to half the party being injured and almost killed. Through valiant efforts, they succeeded.

Fharon, Nan, and Rhavok fled from the scene with the key, trying to get it to the safety of the city. Within the village, the dolls were eventually defeated with minor injuries sustained by those present.

## Aftermath

The key was lost by the three who tried to escape; stolen by the Herald. Nan and Rhavok pledged loyalty to the Herald, Nan in fear of his life and Rhavok for the promise of information and power. Fharon was severely injured but was brought back by the other two and able to recover from his wounds.

Everyone eventually returned to the city and the injured were patched up but the moods were less festive in learning the key was lost. Nan and Rhavok’s betrayal wouldn’t be discovered for another few weeks.

## Legacy

With the loss of the key, the battle felt more like a victory for the Herald, even with the citizens defeating his dolls. The Herald is seemingly another step closer to achieving his goals after this battle; which led to the city closing most of its gates in an effort to try and keep its citizens safe. Overall, this battle was one of little success.
Earth

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**Definition:**

 Earth magic is mastery of manipulation of stone, stand, clay and dirt. Since is it easily found, casting earth magic in large quantities is almost always possible, but that also means the energy cost increases equally. It is a powerful magic as its source is almost endless.

**Example of Use:**

 Using earth magic to make a stone wall.

A low tier spell would be using earth magic to throw rocks out of the ground.

A medium tier spell would be using earth magic to construct a pillar of earth.

A high tier spell would be using earth magic to cause the ground to quake.

**Cans:**

Manipulate clay, sand, stone, and dirt.

Cause earthquakes

**Cannots:**

Cannot make intricate shapes with hard earth. (It is possible with sand/clay.)

Can’t cause dust storms (unless paired with air).
Late Checkout

## **Summary**

A dead ballplayer means foul play in Salem . . .

Field reporter Lee Barrett is not happy that her hours are being cut back at WICH-TV, although it is nice to spend more time volunteering with Aunt Ibby, a research librarian at Salem's main branch. But Lee's least favorite task is going up to the stacks, a spooky, seldom-frequented upper section of the library. On this day she has good reason to be afraid—she finds a dead man, surrounded by hundreds of scattered books and torn-out pages. Her police detective beau, Pete Mondello, is soon on the scene, and the deceased is identified as a former minor league baseball player—and ex-con—named Wee Willie Wallace, who hasn't been seen in Salem for twenty years. With help from her friend River's Tarot reading, her clairvoyant cat O'Ryan, and Lee's own psychic gifts, she steps up to the plate to catch the killer who took the old ballplayer out of the game.

## **Characters**

### Main/Supporting Main

Lee Barrett

Isobel Russell

River North

Pete Mondello

O'Ryan

### Appearing

Wee Willie Wallace (Deceased)

Buck Covington

Bruce Doan (Mr. Doan)

Marty McCarthy

Scott Palmer

Chief Whaley
Isobel Russell

Mr. Kowolski (Brother in law)

Isobel Russell (Aunt Ibby) is the aunt of Lee Barrett (Maralee Kowolski) in the book series *A Witch City Mystery*. Aunt Ibby is well known for her cooking skills and is often found helping out still at the library where she is only semi-retired.

## Trivia

* Following finding Tabitha Trumbell's recipes aunt Ibby has been adapting them into a cookbook to fundraise for the library.
Baiah Avenue

**Baiah Avenue** is a large tree-lined street in Central Montpierre. The street itself is in the City of Montpierre and borders Thomas College and the Montpierre Sea Canal. At its end sits Gregory Square and the Peterhouse Building, the first Skyscraper ever built. Its subway station with the same name, is a major interchange on the Montpierre Subway and is the most patronised stop of the entire network.
Timeline

## Pre-history

* Lilith is cast out of the Garden and becomes Satan's concubine.

## 15th century

1462

* **June 17:** Vlad III leads his army against the Ottoman Empire. The battle catches the attention of a local Bloodstrike demon, which attacks the prince that night, transforming him into the world's first vampire, at the price of his humanity. He is later given the title of Dracula.

## 16th century

1512

* Yashira Tsuramatsu is born.

## 18th century

1724

* Richard Johnston is born.

1753

* Benjamin Franklin is attacked by a group of British vampires, who tell him that "the nation will bleed." He is saved by the Colonial Hunter Richard Johnston, who quickly dispatches the vampires by stabbing them with his wooden stake.

1789

* The US government is established. In addition, George Washington proposes the idea of a secret organization dedicated to fighting supernatural threats, operating at the utmost secrecy. The Founding Fathers approve of the idea, and the future of S.T.O.R.M. is begun.

1795

* In Switzerland, Victor Frankenstein brings his greatest creation to life--a corpse patched together with body parts--but is soon horrified at its ugly appearance. Enraged, the creature kills Victor's wife and is pursued to the Arctic, and is saved from his creator by the weather. The creature then roams the earth in search of a purpose.

## 19th century

1846

* Adam Blackwell is born.

## 20th century

1916

* During World War I, a group of British scientists makes an attempt to weaponize the vampire infection for the war. In an underground facility, the scientists begin to experiment with the disease, sampling blood from vampires captured and detained by British soldiers.
* The experimental strain begins to mutate, causing almost all the scientists in the bunker to transform into wolf-human hybrids, dubbed "Lycans." The beasts begin to maul and feed on every scientist in sight, with the exception of one Dr. Forrester, who quickly discovers the creatures aversion to the silver medical instruments in the facility.

1934

1997

* Ryan Haywood is born.

## 21st century

2001

* **September 11**: The terrorist attack in New York causes S.T.O.R.M. to take a heavy hit, with many of its agents dying in the attack. The Seven Deadly Sins use this opportunity to plan and coordinate their activities on earth, ranging from exotic nightclubs to massive billion-dollar corporations.

2017 - main events of Book I
The Hoodie

## Orange Yoshi

"Don't you dare call me by that cursed nickname."

## Character Bio

Orange Yoshi, or how is more commonly known by his hated nickname The Hoodie, is a member of the Yoshi Tribe and the supposed "Cool Dude" even though we all know, he is not, a bit of history regarding him, the only reason Orange has this nickname is because my dad called him a hoodie which started his "I'm not a Hoodie" phrase, which eventually came into the development of his nickname, and since then he's constantly annoyed by the people who call him a "Hoodie" even breaking the fourth wall at some points when something about him says "The Hoodie" which has stuck with him ever since he was bought at Nintendo World NY, and with that being said, he's the only Yoshi plush to have the current Yoshi Plush design, ever other Yoshi looks drastically different

## Appearance

The Hoodie takes the normal body shape of a Yoshi, large nose, Koopa-like eyes, four-fingered hands, and a tail near its saddle, but like all Yoshis, they can come in different colors, with The Hoodie specifically, it's orange, and his shoe color was changed to light blue, that's pretty much it design-wise, all Yoshis take the same body shape, except Yosh (Fat Yoshi) who was just born fat.

## Role in the Show

### Season 1:

Orange Yoshi made his debut in Episode 1 where he joined Team Ice, unlike his brethren, in Episode 4 he was too late to situated in a team so he was forced onto The Outcasts with Light-Blue Yoshi, since then, The Hoodie never really did much to impact the game until Episode 8 where Mickey royally goofed up and then together with his tribe targetted Mickey when he made a Thwomp out of cliff stone, and literally right after that episode he was eliminated, goes to show you how hatred never solves anything, which is why he never came back to the show.

### Season 2:

The Hoodie never appeared in Season 2 so no more information can be provided.
River North

Witch Coven Member

River North is a witch in the series *A Witch City Mystery* who befriends Lee Barrett when she moves back to Salem. River North later becomes the host of her own night show on WICH-TV following the events of the first book. She is also later noted to start a relationship with Buck Covington in It Takes a Coven.

## Trivia

* River is the second human character in the series to know Lee is what she calls a Gazer.
Murder Go Round

## **Summary**

A killer takes a spin through Salem . . .

Lee Barrett has agreed to attend a storage auction with Aunt Ibby—even though she suspects the forgotten rooms will yield more junk than treasure. Her skepticism vanishes once the two win a bid on an overlooked locker and uncover a trove of beautiful curiosities, including a stunning wooden carousel horse with gentle eyes and fading paint. But just before Lee leaves the fairground relic at a local repair shop, the sight of a silver samovar awakens her psychic abilities and conjures visions of murder.

Lee prays the intrusive ESP episode was just a glimpse into the past—until her policeman boyfriend reports a dead man outside the repair shop. Apparently, the unknown victim had been hot on Lee’s trail since the auction. And with the horse found dismantled, it looks like he was up to no good. What’s the story behind the antique equine, and could a strange bubblegum-chewing woman with fiery hair have something to do with the crime? Guided by her gift and O’Ryan, her wise tabby cat, Lee’s set on catching the murderer . . . before she’s sent on the darkest ride of her life.

## **Characters**

### Main/Supporting Main

Lee Barrett

Pete Mondello

Isobel Russell

O'Ryan

River North

### Appearing

Abney Babcock

Alex Chopiak

Bartender (unnamed)

Boris Medvedev

Colleen McKenna

Doctor Yakovlev

Donnie

Eric Dillon

Fire department head

George (uniformed officer)

Goodwill workers (unnamed)

Grace Foster

Gray Cat

Jim

Karl Smith

Leonard McKenna

Leonard's Nephews

Lucky

Lydia Novikova

Marie

Mrs. McKenna

Mr. Pasternak

Mr. Krupken

Mr. Orlov

Nigel

Nikita Novikova

Nikita Junior

Paul Carbone

Phil Archer

Rupert Pennington

Scott Palmer

Security guards (unnamed)

Stasia Novikova

Tom Whaley (Police Chief)

Uniformed Officers (unnamed)

Waitress (unnamed)

### Mentioned Only

Anastasia (Mentioned Only)

Ariel Constellation (Mentioned Only)

Baba Yaga (Mentioned Only)

Czar Nicholas the 2nd (Mentioned Only)

Daphne Trent (Mentioned Only)

Johnny Barrett (Mentioned Only)

Neil (Mentioned Only)

Oliver Trumbull (Mentioned Only)

Pete and Marie's father (Mentioned Only)

Ray (Mentioned Only)

Storage locker auctioneers and bidders (Mentioned Only)

Tabitha Trumbull (Mentioned Only)
Lee Barrett

Red

Nightshades Host (Former)

Tabby Teacher (Former)

Investigative Reporter

Mr. Kowolski (Father; deceased)

Lee Barrett is the lead female character in the series *A Witch City Mystery*. She moved back to her home town Salem to live with her aunt (Isobel Russell); following the events of the 1st book Caught Dead Handed she is in a relationship with Pete Mondello and Ariel's cat O'Ryan has come to stay with her and Aunt Ibby.

## Appearance

Lee Barrett has natural curly red hair and green eyes. She is often found wearing casual dress or sweats and a race t-shirt.

## Trivia

* Prior to moving back to Salem Lee was married to rising NASCAR driver Johnny Barrett where they both lived in Florida. While in Florida Lee was both a weather girl and a Florida shopping host.
Krem Kaine City

**Krem Kaine City** (Vavylonian, C*remo Cheneo Perce*), also stylized as KKC, or CCC, or simply called Krem Kaine, is a city founded by Krem Kaine when he signed the Krem Kaine Act. It is the former capital of Umbrae-Lachrymose. The current mayor, Froiskos Komerrisoaus, is a member of the Royal Party.

## History

During the -130s, King Kaine acquired the Lachrymose Territory and the Umbrae Territory from the Republic of Ladin. Krem Kaine wished for a way to successfully integrate the new territory as a duchy. He signed the Krem Kaine Act, which stated this:

"Il correno o Umbrai e Lakrimos duce carios kerro bamstino, é kapital eusunt Cremo Cheneo Perce."

"The territories of Umbrae and Lachrymose shall have duchy status, and the capital shall be Krem Kaine City."

King Kaine then decided the location of the city, which was in Northwestern Umbrae-Lachrymose.

## Burning

*Main article: Burning of Krem Kaine City*

In 109, the Kroike Tribe, a native Lachrymyn tribe, attacked Krem Kaine City's town hall in response to Queen Elleni Michali's torture of their leader. The queen immediately sent the 1st Legion to Krem Kaine. This all came to a head when the Kroike set fire to a local bakery. This led to the southwestern quarter being entirely burnt, and 10 dying.
Tails, You Lose

## **Summary**

Her instincts may be killer--but can she catch one this wicked?

After losing her job as a TV psychic, Lee Barrett has decided to volunteer her talents as an instructor at the Tabitha Trumbull Academy of the Arts--known as "The Tabby"--in her hometown of Salem, Massachusetts. But when the school's handyman turns up dead under seemingly inexplicable circumstances on Christmas night, Lee's clairvoyant capabilities begin bubbling to the surface once again.

The Tabby is housed in the long-vacant Trumbull's Department Store. As Lee and her intrepid students begin work on a documentary charting the store's history, they unravel a century of family secrets, deathbed whispers--and a mysterious labyrinth of tunnels hidden right below the streets of Salem. Even the witches in town are spooked, and when Lee begins seeing visions in the large black patent leather pump in her classroom, she's certain something evil is afoot. But ghosts in the store's attic are the least of her worries with a killer on the loose.

## **Characters**

### Main/Supporting Main

Isobel Russell

Lee Barrett

O’Ryan

Pete Mondello

River North

### Appearing

Bill Sullivan

Duke Martin

Joe Greene

Jonathan Wilson (Representative of the City Council)

Junior Sullivan

Kelly Greene

Media Engineering Student (unnamed)

Megan

Mr. Friedrich

Mrs. Sullivan

Oliver Jr.

President of the Historical Society

Primrose McDonald

Rupert Pennington

Sammy Trout

Security Guard (unnamed)

Superintendent of Schools

Tabitha

Tabitha’s Grandfather

Therese Della Monica

Thom Lalonde

Tom Whaley (Police Chief)

Uniformed Officer (unnamed)

### Mentioned Only

Ariel Constellation (Mentioned Only)

Boat Captain and Crew (Mentioned Only)

Johnny Barrett (Mentioned Only)

Mary Alice (Mentioned Only)

Oliver Trumbull (Mentioned Only)
Montpierre Sea Canal

The **Montpierre Sea Canal** is a man-made canal that runs from the Sea Lake to Central Montpierre with a spur to the Cold River, leading to the Rainian Sea. It was the first ever canal built, initially with the intention of allowing freight to come to and from the City of Montpierre. Due to its depth and width, it is now only navigable for small vessels and, thanks to the construction of the Naval Canal which is far wider and deeper (although much shorter as it doesn't pass through Central Montpierre), it acts today as more of a tourist attraction than as a functioning part of the transport network.

At its western end, where it meets the Sea Lake, the canal forms the border between Stoneport proper and Sandhills, and it is bordered by Canalside and the City of Montpierre, terminating at Gregory Square.
Amy

## Character Bio

Amy is an old citizen of Little Planet, it was there she met her supposed "true love", Sonic, and where she also met Metal Sonic, who was then defeated by Sonic to save Amy, after that, Amy made it her mission to become Sonic's wife and lover, which Sonic keeps refusing and avoiding the opportunity, as he has hero work to do

## Appearance

Amy is an anthropomorphic hedgehog with pink quills and beige skin, unlike Sonic, Amy's quills are curved downward to make hair, like Knuckles, along with her having some strands sticking out of her head, her gloves have gold rings around the end where the arm meets, and she wears red boots with a stripe down the centre, she also wears a nice red dress, and a headband on her head

## Role in the Show

### Season 1:

Amy debuted in episode 4 where she was one of the 8 newbies to make the roster reach 48, she happily joined Sonic's team, which Sonic wasn't too thrilled to hear, she played a great game, until that dreadful episode, the 1st tiebreaker got Sonic his healthy serving karma, as he voted her out during the tie-breaker, and she never returned

### Season 2:

Amy never appeared in Season 2, so no information can be provided
Murder, Take Two

Murder, Take Two is the 10th book by Carol J. Perry.

## **Summary**

When a copycat killer has reporter Lee Barrett brushing up on ancient history, it’s a test where failure could be lethal.

As a Salem, Massachusetts, native, WICH-TV field reporter and amateur sleuth Lee Barrett is well versed in the region’s lore. So when the murder of revered local professor Samuel Bond resembles a killing from almost two centuries ago, everyone is on edge. Especially assistant professor Cody McGinnis.

Not only did Cody have differences with Bond, he even taught a course on the historic murder. And when his fingerprints and ladder are found at the crime scene, the police are certain of his guilt. Cody’s family, however, believes otherwise and asks Lee for assistance. Now, with the help of her clairvoyant cat, O’Ryan, her tech-savvy librarian aunt and housemate Ibby, and Pete Mondello, her handsome detective beau, Lee will delve deeper than ever into Salem’s past—and into her own psychic gifts—to find the real killer—before someone else is history.

## **Characters**

### Main/Supporting Main:

Isobel Russell

Lee Barrett

O’Ryan

Pete Mondello

### Appearing:

Samuel Bond

Cody McGinnis
Central Montpierre

Central Montpierre is the CBD, city centre, or downtown, of Montpierre. It is spread across six boroughs and is the economic and governmental centre of the Rainlands and is the most densely populated part of the world.

## Boroughs

The boroughs of Montpierre that make up Central Montpierre and their effective function are:

* The City of Montpierre - Historic old town; University of Montpierre
* The City of Wolfsborough - Governmental quarter, Parliament
* Melonbank - Financial and legal quarter
* Canalside - Bohemian quarter, decorative buildings and residential
* Capel Felyn - Arts quarter, Police HQ
* Shell Village - Research and innovation quarter

## Transport

All of the subway stations in Central Montpierre are in travel zone 1; a list of them is below. Interchange stations are underlined:

* Baiah Avenue
* Gregory Square
* Melonbank
* Eleanor Circus
* Shell Village
* Mountain Green
* Capel Felyn
* Cathedral
* Grand Southern Terminus
* The Ship
* City Gate
* Canalside
* Parliament Square
List of City Squares

This is a list of city squares and public areas within the Rainlands.

## Montpierre

* Gregory Square
* St Mary's Square
* Machynlleth Green
* Melonbank Square
* Eleanor Circus
* Church Gardens
* Mountain Green
* Newtown Gardens
* Stoneport Square
* Minster Gardens
* Shores Square
* Eleanor Gardens

## Farm Bay

* Well Square
* Station Square

## Hamilton-Capel Twm

* Bank Square
* Station Square
Caught Dead Handed

Caught Dead Handed is the first book in A Witch City Mystery.

## **Summary**

She's not a psychic--she just plays one on TV.

Most folks associate the city of Salem, Massachusetts with witches, but for Lee Barrett, it's home. This October she's returned to her hometown--where her beloved Aunt Ibby still lives--to interview for a job as a reporter at WICH-TV. But the only opening is for a call-in psychic to host the late night horror movies. It seems the previous host, Ariel Constellation, never saw her own murder coming.

Lee reluctantly takes the job, but when she starts seeing real events in the obsidian ball she's using as a prop, she wonders if she might really have psychic abilities. To make things even spookier, it's starting to look like Ariel may have been an actual practicing witch--especially when O'Ryan, the cat Lee and Aunt Ibby inherited from her, exhibits some strange powers of his own. With Halloween fast approaching, Lee must focus on unmasking a killer--or her career as a psychic may be very short lived.

## **Characters**

### Main/Supporting Main:

Isobel Russell

Lee Barrett

O’Ryan

Pete Mondello

River North

### Appearing:

Ariel Constellation

Cadillac Driver (Unnamed)

Coven Mates (Unnamed)

George Valen

Janice Valen

Jim Litka

Male Nurse

Marty McCarthy

Mr. Doan

Mr. Henry

Mrs. Doan

Phil Archer

Patrick (Uniformed Officer)

Rhonda

Scott Palmer

Sergeant Major William Joseph Valen

Tom Whaley (Police Chief)

Unnamed Desk Clerk

Unnamed Press

Unnamed Volunteer’s

Unnamed Officer's

Wanda

Willie Valen

Yvette Pelletier

### Mentioned Only:

Bridget Bishop (Mentioned Only)

Johnny Barrett (Mentioned Only)

Marlena (Mentioned Only)

Mr. and Mrs. Kowolski (Mentioned Only)

Nigel (Mentioned Only)

Patrick's Mom (Mentioned Only)
See Something

See Something is the 11th Witch City Mystery book by Carol J. Perry.

## **Summary**

Lee has been promoted from field reporter to program director. Keeping track of all the shows and managing the local TV personalities—including a cowboy, a clown, and a performing dog—has her head spinning. Perhaps that’s what makes her take pity on the distraught woman she finds sitting alone on a bench on the Salem common. When she realizes that the poor woman doesn’t even know her own name, Lee takes her into the warmth of the home she shares with her Aunt Ibby and their clairvoyant gentleman cat, O’Ryan. Maybe Lee can use her own psychic gifts to divine the woman’s identity.

Lee’s detective beau Pete Mondello wants to talk to the “Jane Doe,” but before he can investigate, he’s called to a crime scene. A body has been found washed up in a narrow harbor cove. As harmless as her new houseguest seems, Lee can’t help but wonder if she may be harboring a killer.

## **Characters**

### Main/Supporting Main:

Isobel Russell

Lee Barrett

O’Ryan

Pete Mondello
Waluigi

"Wah, why does Sakurai hate me?"

## Character Bio

Waluigi, the king of failure and rejection, the assist trophy that is always trapped in Mario spin-offs, never got his own game, and is always rejected from the Smash Roster, despite all fans demanding him with the use of memes, and memes for days, but the nice cup of his own tears every morning gives him the motivation to keep going in life and to not kill himself like Sayori

## Appearance

Do I really need to tell you what he looks like? he was used in so many memes his design is basically engraved in your skulls by now, but the point of this Wiki is to explain so, I shall explain, Waluigi's main colors are purple, as it is seen, he wears a purple shirt, purple overalls, orange elf shoes, white gloves and a purple cap with an yellow, upside down L on them, he also appears to have elf-like ears, and a large pointy mustache

## Role in the Show

### Season 1:

Waluigi made his debut to the show in episode 1 of PS, then when the 6 new teams were made, he was forced onto The Outcasts, due to him not having a team yet, at 1st, he was your average string bean, and when Papyrus joined, the friendship sparked, they survived through thick and thin, but it all ended for the Wah in episode 38, where he was eliminated and placed 8th after failing the last rejoin

### Season 2:

Waluigi joined Season 2 as a preselected contestant as revealed in Season 1's Aftermath, when he finally came back into the game, he joined the Voracious Deviants, despite hating their leader, Gwen, but in episode 6, him along with Blacklight Freddy, were eliminated, but shortly after, he rejoined in episode 6, after this, he continued to thrive, joined the Bobs during their trek to Angel Island, and developed less of a hatred to Gwen, and seeing her as more of an acquaintance, this is further emphasized after her elimination, as he shows actual care for their current stand point, but questions if they can even be considered rival, but in the end, Waluigi was zucced yet again and was sent back to Wario as they go back to their home.s
Baiah Avenue Subway Station

**Baiah Avenue** is a major subway station on the Montpierre Subway. It sits on Baiah Avenue, between the Montpierre Sea Canal and Thomas College, within the City of Montpierre in Central Montpierre. Rarely, for subterranean subway stations, Baiah Avenue platforms are accessible only via stairs (with the exception of the Canalside Tramway), a feature only shared with Angela Square.

Canalside Tramway

Peter Line

Yellow Line