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Kondeare

Kondeare are a wondrous, beautiful canine species that looks like a mix between a wolf, dog, and raccoon.

## Appearance

Kondeare are a species that look like dogs with long, black and white fur and with heads which look like a mix between wolves and raccoons. They have several ears in the middle of their foreheads and long, brown antlers that stretch outward from the sides of their skulls.

## In the Text

Kondeare are merely mentioned in The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero.
Snow Riverstrong

Snow Riverstrong is a Human whore from Kholm City with the Spellborn gift of the Ranger.

 Biography

### Early Lore

For as long as she can remember, Snow was raised by Simion, the owner of Hurloch's Inn. She started working as a whore for Simion out of her own accord when she was thirteen years old.

Working as a whore, Snow had killed six children in the womb, but the aborting potion did not work when she tried to kill her seventh child. Thus, Snow sent the seventh child away, to the north of Kholm.

## Appearance

Snow is a Jhorid Human who stands at five feet and eight inches tall. Her hair waves loosely and falls below her shoulders in a bright orange hue. Her hair is usually combed to drop down the right side of her face to partly cover her right eye. Snow has eyebrows that are brown-orange, and she has long, black eyebrows.

Snow's skin is pale, and her face has light freckles dotting its mid-level. Her upper lip is thin, and her lower lip is thick, while her mouth is of medium width. Snow has straight, white teeth that she keeps well. Centered on her face is a button nose that is straight and thin at the bridge. Snow's eyes are said to be shaped like that of a cat, small and fair, and her irises are an intense blue color.

Snow's has a "tempting" bosom that is naturally raised, and her posterior is large and firm. Though her hips are wide, her waist is slim. Snow is also said to have normal-sized arms but "long, well-defined, and luscious" legs.

Notably, Snow is said to prefer dressing in thigh-high riding boots wherever she goes.

## Personality

Snow has a very open personality and often tries to be seductive when she speaks. Deep down, though, Snow is extremely sensitive and emotional, and she hurts easily. Snow is also very empathetic, as she hates seeing when an innocent individual is in pain.

## Powers and Abilities

As a Ranger, Snow can hit any target she sets her eyes on with any object or weapon, as long as that target is within her sight and as long as that target is at a distance within her capability of launching the projectile. The main way for someone to dodge Snow's attacks is to use Magic to evade her, as other magic is any Ranger's greatest weakness.

Snow also has the ability to throw and fire projectiles rapidly, entering Ranger's Stance to launch projectiles at top speed.

## Books

Snow Riverstrong is the main and most central character of the series *The Prophecy of Spellborn in The Epics of Uuruk*.
Slyth

Slyths are dark snakes that live in dark forests in Urk.

## Appearance

A slyth is a pitch black snake with large, red eyes; a red, reptilian crest atop its head; and a red, reptilian dewlap hanging below its head. Their fangs are made entirely from the gums of their mouths but are very sturdy and long and sharp.

## In the Text

Slyths are merely mentioned living in the Forsaken Forest of Eer in *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero*.
Lurkur

Lurkurs are dark, nocturnal salamander-like creatures in Urk with the power of invisibility.

## Appearance

Lurkurs are black or navy-blue salamander-like creatures that are three feet long and stand two feet tall on four legs.

## Abilities

Lurkurs have the magic of shadows and stealthiness and invisibility in their blood.

## Other Facts

Lurkurs lurk in foggy, swampy areas during the night.

Lurkurs are nocturnal predators, with many sharp teeth used to rip their prey apart. As they will eat anything, Lurkurs are very dangerous and are best avoided.

## In the Text

Lurkurs are merely mentioned existing in the Forsaken Forest of Eer in *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero*.
Laureal

Laureal is a Kukwan member of the Gurden Army.

## Appearance

Laureal is described as a Kukwan Human with very dark skin.

## Personality

Laureal is a very sincere and strong-willed individual. Even when he is badly injured, he wishes to fight against the Kingdom of Deadstone alongside Tooluk Gurden and his soldiers.

## Books

Laureal can be found in part three of *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero*.
Teldaria

**Teldaria** is a large region in Urk consisting of a blessed collection of continents and islands that were protected by Remus during the split of Lenus: Kholm, Aadazz, Grenroe, Frost Shore, and their surrounding islands.

## Facts

Teldaria is much safer than the rest of the world, guarded from most of the dangerous monsters that roam Urk’s lands and seas.
Slig

"Slig" is a vulgar Yoruush curse meaning "to have sex," one of the twelve universal Yoruush curses.

## History Snippet from *The Prophecy of Spellborn in The Epics of Uuruk*

"*Jefroth Slig was a Human, born many centuries ago, rumored to have slept with over forty thousand females from one hundred and twelve different Teldarian species within his fifty-year span of life. Some even say that he had slept with a few goddesses in his time, though that portion of the rumor is obviously a tall tale.*"
Thor'zarck Gurden

Thor'zarck Gurden an Aigre and Warden from Grenroe. He is the brother of **Thor'zarck Gurden** and co-founder of the Gurden Army. He also leads the Bloodbound Brigade.

 Biography

### Early Lore

Thor'zarck is the younger brother of Tooluk Gurden. After committing a serious crime, Thor'zarck was brought before courts in Grenroe and sentenced to death. Tooluk, however, claimed the punishment for his little brother. As Tooluk waited in jail for execution, Thor'zarck took it upon himself, along with the help of some of his friends, to break Tooluk out of prison. Afterward, Thor'zarck made Tooluk promise to never again take the punishment of death in Thor'zack's place.

Some time during or before 6010 T.E, Thor'zarck, along with the rest of the Gurden Army, began working for the Harbinger of Death.

## Appearance

Thor'zarck is said to be larger than his brother Tooluk, and even more intimidating. He stands eight feet and five inches tall with very broad shoulders. He is not quite as beautiful as your average Aigre; his eyes are slanted and small, his iris is dark-purple, his pale skin is dry and cracked, and his Vampire-like teeth are large and curved.

## Personality

Thor'zarck seems to have an impulsive and angry personality. He doesn't like people challenging him, and he is quick to get physical if someone harms him emotionally.

## Powers and Abilities

Thor'zarck, like his brother, is a Warden, meaning his is capable of incredible physical feats of strength and speed.

## Books

Thor'zarck appears through crystal ball in *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero*, when Ikillies contacts him via wicken Magick toward the end of the book.
Temples (as a type of building)

In Urk, temples are buildings in a territory or state that acts as one of the main, primary, central places to worship Remus.

In a kingdom, there is usually one temple per territory as well as one or two in the capital city, though the number may be a a little more. In an independent state, there may be one to two temples depending on the state's size—maybe even more than two, though very rare.

As temples are much fewer than churches, temples are visited by members most faithful to Remus or matters of most holy regard.
Crystal Ball

A crystal ball is a device used by many Spellborn and wicken to for various magical viewings.

## Uses

Crystal balls are primarily used for communicating with individuals at long distances, seeing far away people and places in the present, looking at past events, and viewing glimpses of future events.

## Other facts

A crystal ball's user cannot see anyone anywhere in the present. That user must have a symbol of recognition in the place of viewing or a connection to the magic of another crystal ball's user.

A crystal ball has limits to viewing into the future. Merely glimpsing into the future requires an immense amount of magical power and energy, whether stored somewhere and released or fueled by one or several Spellborn. Because of this, using a crystal ball to look at the future is very uncommon. Furthermore, as looking into the future is a wicken practice and a practice of transcendentalism, such acts may lead to death and isolation from Magic by the judgment of the gods.

Viewing into the past with a crystal ball requires less magical power and energy than looking into the future, but the further into the past the crystal ball shows, the more magical power and energy it will require.

## In the Text

In *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero*, Ikillies's only method of speaking with Thor'zarck Gurden at the end of the novel is via the magic of a crystal ball.
Timeline

## Eras

* Before Urk (B.U.)
* The Holy Era or The Age of One (H.E.)
* The Old Era or The Age of Olden (O.E.)
* The Teldrian Era or The Age of Teldria (T.E.)

## Timeline Before Urk (Recorded in Earth-years)

Currently, limited information exists of the ages before the creation of Urk. All that is known is that there were at least fifteen thousand, four-hundred and fifty years in Uuruk before Remus created Urk.

* ~15,450 B.U: Remus begins fleeing from The Enemies.
* ~10,450 B.U: Remus arrives in an empty part of space after fleeing from The Enemies. Remus begins the creation of the suns Aael and Baan.
* ~10,300 B.U: Remus finishes creating the suns Aael and Baan and begins the creation of the Mountain of Mithrador.
* ~10,000 B.U: Remus finishes the creation of Mithrador. He begins mourning the loss of the universe Baeneh.
* ~0 B.U: Remus's mourning ends, and he begins the song "And for the New World" and the creation of Urk.

## Timeline of Urk (Recorded in Urk-years)

### **The Holy Era/The Age of One (H.E.)**

* ~0 H.E: Remus begins the song "And for the New World" and, thus, begins the creation of Urk.
* ~14,000 H.E: Remus ends the first half of "And for the New World" and begins the creation of the afterlife and The Other Worlds.
* ~14,400 H.E: Remus finishes the creation of the afterlife and The Other Worlds and begins the creation of the new gods and Angels of Uuruk.
* ~14,600 H.E: Remus finishes the creation of the new gods and Angels of Uuruk and begins the creation of various stars, planets, and other astral bodies around Urk.
* 21,803 H.E: Remus finishes the creation of the astral bodies around Urk and, thus, The Holy Era ends.

### **The Old Era/The Age of Olden (O.E.)**

* 0 O.E: Remus begins singing the second half of "And for the New World."
* 0-49 O.E: Elohumn and Vishnugh arise in Urk.
* 0-49 O.E: The Great Wolf births the Origionaals.
* ~4000 O.E: An Origionaal finds the skull of an ancient Elohumn in The Mountain of Mithrador, which sparks the beginning of a false religion among the Origionaal peoples.
* ~4000 O.E: Yothufas condemns the Origionaal people for straying from Remus. To save Yothufas's life from the other Origionaals, Remus sends Yothufas and his family to lands in the clouds so that they may prosper.
* 4394 O.E: Because the false Origionaal religion has become widespread, Remus blesses a portion of Lenus, naming it "Teldaria," and he sends the faithful peoples of Urk into Teldaria. Then, Remus splits Lenus into several pieces with magical fire, creating Ember's Impasse and The Dead Wounds.

### **The** **Teldrian Era/The Age of Teldria (T.E.)**

* 0 T.E: Remus curses the peoples outside of Teldaria with the coming of monstrous beings to keep them in constant fear. Remus protects those people inside Teldaria and blesses the Yoruush tongue.
* ~0 T.E: Remus splits the seed of the Origionaals in Teldaria, sparking the formation of various intelligent species.
* 6010 T.E: The Black Cloud arrives.
Tooluk Gurden

Tooluk Gurden is an Aigre and Warden originally from Grenroe. He is the co-founder and co-leader of the Gurden Army with his little brother Thor'zarck Gurden.

 Biography

### Early Lore

Tooluk Gurden once gave his life for his little brother Thor'zarck Gurden. In the courts of a state in Grenroe, Thor'zarck Gurden faced the penalty of death, and Tooluk gave his own life for his younger brother's safety. After the courts accepted Tooluk's selfless offer, Tooluk was sent to prison to wait for an impending death. It was not long, however, before Thor'zarck broke Tooluk out of prison. After the prison break, Thor'zarck forced Tooluk to promise to never again give up his own life.

At some time before 6010 T.E. Tooluk, along with Thor'zarck and the rest of the Gurden Army, joined the ranks of The Harbinger of Death.

## Appearance

Tooluk is an Aigre that is eight feet and three inches tall. He is pale, but dirty-skinned, and he has very defined muscles. His eyes are purple, his teeth are long and sharp like a Vampire, and his face is angular like a High Elf.

## Personality

Tooluk is both ruthless and amiable. He stands for what he believes is right, yet he will not hesitate to kill if it means meeting his goals. Tooluk values loyalty and ambition, and he despises selfishness. Even still, Tooluk is rather selfish himself, as he joined the ranks of The Harbinger, becoming the enemy of everyone and everything in Urk that does not bow down to The Black Cloud, solely to ensure that he can protect his younger brother.

## Powers and Abilities

Tooluk is a Warden with incredible physical capabilities. He can jump at incredible heights and move with unimaginable speed.

## Books

Tooluk is a central antagonist in *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero*.
Shaman

Shamans are Spellborn who use The Elements (wind, water, fire, and earth) and organic nature (plants, animals, and other organisms with cells) to their aid.

## Powers and Abilities

Shamans have the ability to cast magic of wind, water, fire, earth, and nature.

## Weapons, Armor, and Clothing

Shamans wield an artifact as their primary weapon to focus their magical spells. Secondarily, a Shaman might use a dagger for combat.

## The Four Types of Shamans

* Ayur'ha Shaman
* Gam'ha Shaman
* Maard'ha Shaman
* Nept'ha Shaman
* Set'ha Shaman

## In the text

Federero Levridigo fights a Shaman of the Gurden Army in *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero*, during The Deadstone Battle.
Poltergeist

A Poltergeist is a dead creature, most simply defined as an angry and violent Ghost.

## Appearance

In visible form, Poltergeists, and all Ghosts, appear as their final most desired state before death. Most of them choose to be invisible to the naked eye, and they can alter their visibility at a whim.

## Personality

Poltergeists are angry and violent because they linger in Urk due to some unsettling past that resulted in their deaths.

## Abilities

Poltergeists can touch and harm their victims and have powers such as telekinesis. At the same time, most mortals are unable to touch them.

## Other Facts

Poltergeists are angry and violent Ghosts.

## In the Text

Sigmund Troy and Snow Riverstrong encounter a poltergeist in *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero* as they are crossing the Dead Wound.
Rituals and Other Cultural Practices

The people of Urk practiced many rituals, as most Urkens feared the power of their gods and Magic. Though rituals were the most sacred cultural practices of Urkens, there were several other practices in which they partook, even if such practices were jovial and during a celebration.

## Other Cultural Practices Edit

### Cultural Practices of Kholm

* Cultural Practices of the Kingdom of Deadstone
Lowel Wood

This is a sacred, rare wood from lowel trees and it looks and feels like glass, though brown. It is hard and smooth and can shatter; however, it tends to be much stronger than normal glass used for windows.

## Uses

Lowel wood is useful for constructing sections in elegant buildings, especially floors for dancing.
Priest of Remus

A priest of Remus is a follower of Remus who practices the priestly arts of praying, exorcism, creating holy charms and inscriptions, and teaching from the Book of Remus.

## Practices

Though priests of Remus do not have magical abilities, they are able to create charms and inscriptions and other holy items that have otherworldly powers if blessed by the divine. Even the mere prayer of a devout priest of Remus has the power to ward off evil. Priests of Remus are able to use such charms and inscriptions to ward off evil and The Undead.

Priests of Remus also practice the skill of exorcism and casting out Demonic Spirits.

## Other Facts

A priest of Remus is usually referred to more informally than their Spellborn counterpart, Priests of Ka'alu, which is why they are assigned a lowercase “p.”

Priests of Remus are often instructed on the ways of God by Priests of Ka’alu.

## In the Text

Ingenhart Suloudune in *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero* is both a Priest of Ka'alu and a Priest of Remus.
Sluckered

"Sluckered" is a vulgar Yoruush curse for "urine," "feces," or both, one of the twelve universal Yoruush curses.

## History Snippet from *The Prophecy of Spellborn in The Epics of Uuruk*

"*For execution, the First Judge of the City of Lionheart had sentenced a Halfman named Sluckered Karodon to eat and drink Human and Dwarven waste in a cellar until death from malnutrition. They found him lying dead in his cellar, rotting in his own brown and sticky meal.*"
Torta Davinnge

Torta Davinnge is a Dark Elf who lives in the Forsaken Forest of Eer.

## Appearance

Torta has gray skin, dark ears, blue eyes, long black hair, and a thin face. On the matter of Torta's face, it is said to be dreary and humorless.

Torta is described dressing in a blue and green robe with a hood.

## Personality

Torta is rather apathetic. Even though she is perfectly kind and reasonable, she does not seem to understand humor.

## Books

Torta is revealed toward the middle of *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero*.
The True Religion

The True Religion is the one true religion out of the thousands of false beliefs that lie in Urk. The primary quality of the True Religion is belief in Remus.

## Rewards

Those faithful to Remus who follow his holy laws may enter the Celestial World where paradise awaits.

## Punishments

Those unfaithful to Remus and disobedient of him are doomed to a life in the Netherworld, the wickedest of which are thrown into the depths of Hell.

## Prophets and Notable Figures

### Ingenhart

Ingenhart Suloudune was a Priest of Ka'alu and a priest of Remus who followed the sacred path of God. He met Remus, himself, and received instructions to gather The Eight into one party so that they may stop The Harbinger of Death from its wicked rampage.
Thrall

The Thrall is the lowest realm of the Underworld and a place of torture and hard work.

## Appearance

The Thrall has green flames throughout its plains of gray desolation and dark rocks, flames that make the air extremely cold.

In the Thrall, gravity is strongest, yet there are many gray stone islands that mysteriously float about the area.

The chemicals from poisonous flames of the Thrall give the realm a green atmosphere where electricity gathers above and shocks the prisoners who are not yet in agony.

## Purpose of the Thrall

The Thrall is a prison for the Demons and spirits of the Netherworld who have committed major crimes that disturbed the Netherworld’s balance. It is their duty to work and endure torture in the Thrall for a certain amount of time or until their sentence is lifted. In the Thrall, one is given a sentence to complete a series of arduous, painful tasks while trapped in its horrible atmosphere. If Demons or spirits fail to work through the torturous conditions, they are sentenced to Hell where they will burn eternally with the rest of the unmanageable wicked.

## Other Facts

The thrall is an infinite space at the core of Urk.

Even though the Thrall is at the very center of Urk, it is not as hot as the Ember Realm.

Those fortunate enough to escape the Thrall populated the other three realms of the Underworld in fear of Hades, Pothren Lich, and torture.

## Notable Figures in the Thrall

Hades is a god created by Remus to oversee of the Thrall.

Pothren Lich is the god who worked under Hades to punish the moderately wicked deceased souls of Urk for a limited time until they are allowed entrance into the Netherworld.
Months

There were seventeen months in an Urken year, and in each month was forty nine days except for in the seventh month, Dhofulin or Delfin.

## Months of Urk (in order of first to last)

1. Barmien
2. Burmien
3. Fendmien
4. Verahd
5. Surahd
6. Maglin
7. Dhofulin or Delfin
8. Middn
9. Rurmegesh
10. Sorbude
11. Sorminlulmadore
12. Mikothel
13. Solehr
14. Roule
15. Vaad
16. Jov
17. Yormien
The Arrival of The Black Cloud

The Black Cloud, more formally known by Urkens as The Harbinger of Death, arrived in the lands of Teldaria wreaking havoc and destruction, eradicating everything in sight.

## Before Its Arrival

Before the arrival of The Black Cloud, Teldaria was rather paradisaical. Though there were still wars, the lands were not nearly as dangerous as that of The Forgotten Soil.

Notably, the prologue states that Remus fled from "The Enemies" who had previously destroyed an entire galaxy in Uuruk. Remus's inability to destroy The Harbinger of Death and his inability to combat The Enemies may be connected.

## After Its Arrival

After The Black Cloud arrived in Urk, it quickly focused on Teldaria, eradicating everything it possibly could. By the beginning of *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero*, the text notes that The Harbinger had eradicated everything in Grenroe and Frost Shore, and it rested in Bonesenmar, patiently awaiting the arrival of The Eight.
Элли Крид

## *В фильме 2019 года*

**Элли Крид** (англ. *Ellie Creed*) — персонаж романа «Кладбище домашних животных, дочь Луиса.

## Биография

Элли была старшим ребенком в семье Луиса и Рейчел, у нее был младший брат Гейдж. Из-за трагического происшествия, которое произошло в детстве Рейчел, мать избегала поднимать в семье тему смерти. Элли стала задумываться об этом только после знакомства с Джадом и посещения кладбища домашних животных, и начала задавать отцу множество вопросов. Рейчел была недовольна этим, а Луис, будучи врачом, считал важным обсуждение подобных тем с дочерью.

Однажды, когда Элли, Рейчел и Гейдж были в отъезде, любимого кота Элли Черча сбил грузовик. Кот был дорог для девочки, и Джад показал Луису старое индейское кладбище, где Луис похоронил Черча. Тот вернулся на следующий день, изменившийся, но живой. Однако кот стал медлительным, неуклюжим, и он него плохо пахло. Когда Элли вернулась домой, она постоянно отгоняла кота от себя, ей уже он совершенно не нравился.

Позже Джад рассказал Луису, почему позволил воскресить Черча. Джад считал, что увидев, какими могут стать животные после смерти, Элли теперь примет смерть кота, когда он умрет во второй раз, и теперь уже окончательно.

После смерти Гейджа у Элли, как и у Рейчел, началась депрессия. Мать и дочь решили отправиться к родителям Рейчел, в Чикаго. По дороге туда у Элли случилась истерика. Она говорила, что ей снился кошмар, в котором были папа, Гейдж и «Виктор Пакскоу». Истерика дочери заставила Рейчел поспешить обратно в Ладлоу. Так, Элли осталась с бабушкой и дедушкой, а ее родителей ждал в Ладлоу печальный конец.

## Появления

* Кладбище домашних животных
* Кладбище домашних животных (фильм)
* Кладбище домашних животных (фильм, 2019)
The Wall of Wolfborn's Pass

The Wall of Wolfborn's Pass is the great wall that the people of the Kingdom of Deadstone built, blocking travelers from entering the Great Forest via Wolfborn's Pass.

## Atmosphere and Appearance

The Wall of Wolfborn's Pass is said to be incredibly large and sturdy, made of strong gray stone, and it is heavily guarded.

## Notable Events

The Gurden Army destroys this wall toward the middle of *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero*.
The Tree

The Tree was the largest tree in Urk that was atop the peak of the Mountain of Mithrador.

## Significance in Urken Lore

The Tree is the place where intelligent life rose in Urk, as it sheltered the birth of the Elohumn, the Vishnugh, and the Origionaals. It is said that these three species were born under The Tree, and, as such, The Tree has become a symbol of intelligent Urken life.

The Erbolisks, the Arbisolisks, and the arpolisks were born *of* The Tree, meaning that these three sacred species came from its very bark and branches.
Tailor

Blacksmiths are skilled metal molders who use hammers and furnaces to create iron goods.

## Practices

Blacksmiths use anvils and hammers and furnaces to mold and craft iron, creating various weapons, armor, tools, and other iron goods for customers.

## Other Facts

Blacksmiths often forge weapons and tools for soldiers and workers.

## In the Text

Shalir is a tailor mentioned in *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero,* who helps clothe Snow Riverstrong and Sigmund Troy once they enter Dulmen Village.
Tristen Hoodkins

Tristen Hoodkins, Guard of Yakfend, is a Jhorid Human and a Psychic from the Village of Yakfend.

## Appearance

Tristen is a young man with Jhorid features, standing at six feet and one inch and having a very lean body. He has brown hair and blue eyes, and his face is described to be "adorable."

## Personality

Tristen is a very chipper young man. He tries his best to get along with others, and he is not shy in front of a new face.

## Powers and Abilities

Tristen is a Psychic, meaning he can move at incredible speeds and he can see six seconds into the future.

## Books

Tristen Hoodkins appears in part four of *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero*.
Pok

"Pok" is a vulgar Yoruush curse for "breast," one of the twelve universal Yoruush curses.

## History Snippet from *The Prophecy of Spellborn in The Epics of Uuruk*

"*Now it is important to note that, though the word 'pogg' is the vulgar Yoruush form of 'vagina,' the technical and most common non-vulgar reference to vagina was 'kop' in the Yoruush language. As for 'pok,' it originated from an incident perhaps three thousand years before. In ancient Aadaz, a young boy named Rueen—only six years of age—had unknowingly uncovered an assassin at work during the speech of Maalune the Merciful, emperor of Baalreach. For this, the emperor threw a celebration for the child in his throne room, inviting the boy’s middle-class family and the kingdom’s highest nobles to honor the boy’s achievement. The boy sat on the emperor’s lap during the ceremony with a wide smile. Beside the king sat his wife, who tried to make small, innocent conversation with little Rueen. Midway through the celebration, Rueen pressed for the emperor’s attention. 'Listen, listen, listen! Listen! My mom and dad taught me . . . listen!' The little boy pulled on the emperor’s robe and got the emperor’s utmost attention, as well as the attention of the entire throne room. The boy said, 'My mom and dad told me that there are two private places . . .' The boy pointed at the emperor’s wife’s vaginal area. 'That is kop.' Rueen poked the woman’s vagina. This slightly—or perhaps much more than slightly—angered the emperor. 'So, I said to mom and dad that this is pok.' The boy raised his finger to the empress’s breast and poked it. The emperor’s left eye twitched angrily as he tried to maintain a smile. The boy then pointed at the emperor’s crotch. 'So, that is kop,' said little Rueen, and he poked the emperor’s crotch. The emperor nearly jumped out of his throne. Rueen’s mother fainted, and his father held her as he stared at his rogue son, wide eyed and gaping. The boy raised his finger and poked the king’s chest, 'And that is pok.' The emperor promptly ordered that Rueen and the rest of his family be hung by the neck until dead. The incident of 'kop and pok', however, spread throughout the kingdom, making the word that Rueen cleverly contrived an abysmal sound in the empire, 'pok' eventually spreading to all reaches of Teldaria.*"
Spellborn Sacrifices

Spellborn Sacrifices were special sacrifices performed by Boggarts in Kholm which were considered one of the most honorable kinds of rituals among Boggarts.

## The Practice

Boggarts would capture a non-Boggart victim who has the gift of Magic. That Spellborn would be bound to a stone surface and a Boggart priest would speak to his or her pagan god in Milgbut. Once the priest is finished speaking, he would kill the Spellborn and offer the Spellborn's blood to his or her pagan god.
Races

In Urk some species chose to divide themselves further via categorization by appearance. Thus, several races emerged.

## Races of Dwarves

* Dwarf of Ang'ist
* Dwarf of Shulk

## Races of Elves

* Dark Elf
* Dusk Elf
* High Elf
* Moon Elf
* New Elf
* Wild Elf
* Winter Elf
* Wood Elf

## Races of Humans

* Arenzab Human
* Jhorid Human
* Kukwan Human
* Salvic Human

## Races of Uhrchangels

* Corrupted Uhrchangel
* Exalted Uhrchangel
Manneah

Manneah is a magical energy that powers the Spellborn. Though no one knows where it comes from, Spellborn are sure that it flows within their bodies.

A Spellborn's level of manneah determines his or her capacity to cast powerful spells over long periods, or even his or her capacity to cast powerful spells at all.

## History

Manneah was discovered by Manneahpothtus II. Since its discovery, it has been the topic of much research among scholars and Spellborn.
The Magical Riddler

The Magical Riddler is a mischievous Emori who loves asking riddles and delights in annoying others with the powers of Magic.

## Appearance

The Magical Riddler is an Emori made of various shades of light blue leaves who stands six feet and six inches tall. He has round eyes that are either yellow, blue, or black depending on the occasion. He has an angular face with a small and sharp jaw and a long and thin nose. His lips are very thin and pressed tightly together when he is not talking.

The Emori wears a purple top hat with a yellow band around its base and a large white badge dangling from the yellow band. A bulky pink cloth adorns his shoulders, neck, chest, and half of his back. On the pink cloth are great green eyes at the chest area and at the shoulder area, shining and moving and alive. This pink cloth also has small yellow wings with three feathers that extended upward from the Riddler's shoulder blades, reaching heights even taller than the Riddler's top hat. The Magical Riddler's abdomen region is not visible, only sheer darkness to the eye, a seeming abyss, although the area around his ribs are surrounded by a blue item that looked like the rib bones of a mutilated man, though blue instead of white. His arms are wrapped in peach bandages, and he wears blue gloves lined with yellow. A large and very loose cloth upper-garment (peach and lined at the edges with green) is tied around the Emori’s midbody, covering his middle back (but not the front), and the cloth even has a loose sleevelike feature that covers his upper arms. He has a jagged waist cloth almost touching the ground in many cloth spikes at the end, each spike having a yellow dot at the end. At his hips, the jagged waist cloth has pink flaps and purple pouches over those flaps. The very front of the ragged lower clothing is cut open and allows a portion visible, revealing the Emori’s pants—tight, bright-yellow, and scaly—and his bulky green boots which curve down in blue leather lined with pink markings at his upper shin. The Magical Riddler wears a belt decorated with blue crystals which hang down a yellow flap over his crotch halfway down his thighs.

## Personality

The Magical Riddler seems to be a very happy man, although he is, in the most politically correct term, an asshole. He excels in being a pain and a jerk to those he encounters, acting as an annoying impediment in anyone's journey.

The Magical Riddler also seems to be a little bit crazy, as the words that come out of his mouth do not seem to make sense most of the time.

## Powers and Abilities

The Magical Riddler is extremely powerful, more powerful than Gindenduth Surange. He can turn whoever he wants into whatever he wants, and boulders do not even crack his leafy skull.

## Books

The Magical Riddler enters *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero* toward the middle of the novel and pesters Mr. Boggles.
Moody

Moody is Gindenduth Surange's hyperion.

## Appearance

Moody is a large female hyperion having pure white fur and very long white hair on her head and mane.

## Personality

Moody seems to be very loyal, and she has a strong attachment to Gindenduth Surange.

## Powers and Abilities

As Moody is a hyperion, she is one of the fastest animals in Urk.

## Books

Moody appears in *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero* when Gindenduth saves Mr. Boggles's life in the Southerwild Jungle.
Lune Moth

Lune Moths are sacred moths in Urk that glow white.

## Appearance

Lune Moths are described as looking like regular moths, but they glow in a white color.

## Abilities

Lune moths can communicate with White Wizards and White Witches.

## Other Facts

White Wizards and White Witches speak with lune moths by breathing a soft whisper that sounds like one, gentle exhalation. This odd whisper is actually a small language unique to lune moths and to Wizards or Witches of White.

## In the Text

In *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero*, Gindenduth Surange speaks and interacts with a lune moth to keep watch of Mr. Boggles and Dent.
Landscapes

Urk contained various different landscapes, each of them having their own, often unique, magical aspects.

## Landscapes of Kholm

* Dead Wound Divide
* Dead Wound Mountain Range
* Dead Wound’s Pass
* Forest of Four
* Forest of Mageris
* Forsaken Forest of Eer
* Gethrash Grove
* Gethrash Moor
* Great Forest
* Grenerock Valley
* Hilly Prairie of Piddlin
* Longwood Forest
* Piddleback Moor
* Rockland of Rudwend
* Southerwild Jungle
* Southerwild Steppes
* Wolfborn Mountains
* Wolfborn’s Pass
The Special Project

Starting in the year 2016, G.A.A Deadwick has undertaken a long, intensive project for *The Epics of Uuruk* which will not be released until all other works and literary projects related to the series are on the market, including the short story compilations and the poem compilation. It will be Deadwick's last gift to the series's greatest fans, and it is most definitely something big, larger than the series itself. Given that this project will take multiple decades to produce, Deadwick's only concern is that he will not be able to finish it.
The Teldrian Era

The Teldrian Era, or the Age of Teldria, is the era in which Remus splits the seed of the Origionaals faithful to him, allowing them to evolve and multiply and prosper as various different species.

## Events in the Teldrian Era

* 0 T.E: Remus curses the peoples outside of Teldaria with the coming of monstrous beings to keep them in constant fear. Remus protects those people inside Teldaria and blesses the Yoruush tongue.
* ~0T.E: Remus splits the seed of the Origionaals in Teldaria, sparking the formation of various intelligent species.
* 6010 T.E: The Black Cloud arrives.
Lea'dana Malingi

Lea'dana Malingi is a Kukwan wicken from Grenroe and a member of Thor'zarck Gurden's brigade.

 Biography

### Early Lore

Though the context is not yet fully clear, Lea'dana seems to have had history with Deletama Levis, history sufficient enough that they regard one another as old friends.

## Personality

Lea'dana seems very happy and charming up front, and she has a very relaxed attitude, even when seeing her chained friend who most probably had been living in depression and agony for a long time in the Deadstone prisons.

## Powers and Abilities

She had joined the ranks of Thor'zarck's brigade long before 6010 T.E.

## Books

Lea'dana exists in the scene where Ikillies connects with Thor'zarck via crystal ball toward the end of *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero*.
The Palace of Deadstone

Referred to as the "Deadstone city palace" in *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero*, the Palace of Deadstone is the palace where the royal Doudrin family of Deadstone reside, including Ikilles.

## Appearance

The outside of the Palace of Deadstone is made of light-gray rock, but the inside has marble flooring and golden carpets laid on the floor, as well as smooth, bronze walls. The palace is bright, lighted by candles in chandeliers overhead, their flames covered by yellow-tinted glass.

The ballroom of the Palace of Deadstone has floors of glassy, lowel wood and walls decorated with diamonds and golden jewels. Across from the main entrance of the ballroom is a balcony also with lowel wood flooring, and behind the balcony are two large iron doors.

## In the Text

In The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero, Ikilles starts a ball in this palace in honor of The Eight, and, with Ingenhart's encouragement, all eight Spellborn attend the ball in this palace.
Recovery

Recovery is a spell where a Cleric heals the inside of a creature's body. The type of Recovery spell depends on the species requiring healing.

## Origgion Words

*Pall'luh tenn al oth-paht* (species name)*-thuusoh-tal!*

## Action

Heals the inside of a creature's body to its normal functioning state.

## Movement

The Cleric places both hands on a body of the injured creature touching the place of internal injury.
The Holy Era

The Holy Era, or the Age of One, is the era in which Remus created the lands and seas of Urk and the celestial beings and astral bodies beyond Urk, including The Other Worlds. In this era, Remus sang the first half of "And for the New World."

## Events in the Holy Era

* ~0 H.E: Remus begins the song "And for the New World" and, thus, begins the creation of Urk.
* ~14,000 H.E: Remus ends the first half of "And for the New World" and begins the creation of the afterlife and The Other Worlds.
* ~14,400 H.E: Remus finishes the creation of the afterlife and The Other Worlds and begins the creation of the new gods and Angels of Uuruk.
* ~14,600 H.E: Remus finishes the creation of the new gods and Angels of Uuruk and begins the creation of various stars, planets, and other astral bodies around Urk.
* 21,803 H.E: Remus finishes the creation of the astral bodies around Urk and, thus, The Holy Era ends.
The Last Wolvwick Battle

The Last Wolvwick Battle is the final encounter between the armies of the Kingdom of Wolvwick and the Kingdom of Deadstone near the end of the Teldrian Era.

## Before the Battle

The Kingdom of Deadstone and the Kingdom of Wolvwick were two of the few kingdoms existing in the Thurnish Region of Kholm late in the Teldrian Era. Their proximity and tensions between the Humans of Wolvwick and the Doudrin of Deadstone inevitably gave rise to conflicts.

## The Battle

The Last Wolvwick Battle was incredibly gruesome. The two armies fought one another to the death, so much so that, toward the end, only two soldiers were left standing, Sigmund Troy and a Human (Werewolf) female. The two fought one another to determine which kingdom would reign victorious in the final battle.

In the very end, Sigmund Troy killed the woman that stood in the way of Deadstone's victory, thus granting him renown among the kingdom.

## After the Battle

After Wolvwick lost the battle (and, thus, lost the war against the Kingdom of Deadstone), the leaders of Deadstone allowed the former Kingdom of Wolvwick and its states to exist as territories under Deadstone control.
The Harbinger of Death

The Harbinger of Death, also called "The Black Cloud," is a being that had invaded Urk around 6010 T.E, bringing Destruction and Eradication in its path.

## Appearance

Those who lived to tell of The Harbinger describe it as a "black cloud," which attributes to why the people call The Harbinger "The Black Cloud."

## Powers and Abilities

The primary known ability of The Harbinger of Death is destroying anything in its path and eradicating any soul it encounters. The Harbinger destroyed everything in Frost Shore and Grenroe, proving that its power is comparable to that of a god, if not greater.

The Harbinger of Death seems to be immune to the gods, as none of them can kill The Harbinger of Death, not even Remus.

## Books

The Harbinger of Death is the main antagonist of *The Prophecy of Spellborn in The Epics of Uuruk* series.
Liathus

Liathus works closely with The Harbinger of Death, conveying messages to leaders who works for The Harbinger.

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## Appearance

Though not much is known about his appearance, Liathus is a Demon said to have a voice like millions of the dead.

## Personality

Liathus is shown to be very evil, calling for the genocide of nearly everyone in the Kingdom of Deadstone.

## Books

Liathus can be found speaking with Tooluk Gurden in the third chapter of *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero*.
The City of Wolvwick

The City of Wolvwick was the capital of the Kingdom of Wolvwick before it was conquered by the Kingdom of Deadstone. It is a place that lies in the Forest of Wolvwick.

## Notable Events

The Last Wolvwick Battle was a battle concerning the fate of the Kingdom of Wolvwick and the City of Wolvwick. After Sigmund Troy claimed victory for the Kingdom of Deadstone in this battle, the City of Wolvwick became a territory of the Kingdom of Deadstone.
Tree Jumper

Tree jumpers are mischievous primate creatures that are often found in jungles in Urk.

## Appearance

Tree jumpers are three feet tall, green-skinned, unintelligent primate creatures that have pointy ears like an Elf and have fluffy white fur all over their bodies aside from their hands, feet, and faces.

## Personality

Tree jumpers are rambunctious, and they love to play and cause mischief.

## Other Facts

Tree jumpers are known to live in jungles.

## In the Text

Tree jumpers are described living in the Southerwild Jungle in *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero.*
Martial Ladder

While there was no universal term for the martial rankings in Urk, the hierarchies in Urken militaries can be generalized to a specific pattern and, thus, be named accordingly.

## The General (Land) Martial Ladder in Urken Militaries (from highest to lowest)

* Lord Marshal
* High Marshal
* Marshal
* Brigadier General (Brigadier)
* General
* Commandant
* Commander
* Knight
* Squire
* Plebon

## The General (Naval) Martial Ladder in Urken Militaries (from highest to lowest)

* Lord Admiral
* Fleet Admiral
* Admiral
* Vice-Admiral
* Commodore
* Captain
* First Mate
* Lieutenant
* Nautican
Seventh Council and Court

The Seventh Council and Court is a corrupt political organization formed by primarily Humans and Aigres of the Kingdom of Deadstone.

## Achievements

The Seventh Council and Court had claimed incredible amounts of power and influence some time before 6010 T.E, so much so that they began to pass laws and influence culture in the Kingdom of Deadstone.

The Seventh Council and Court managed to introduce slavery to the Kingdom of Deadstone.
The gods

The gods are the highest species in the universe of Uuruk. The species is indicated by a lowercase "g" unless found in a proper name. Alone, the singular word "God" with an uppercase "G" almost always refers to Remus.

## The Gods of Ré

* Aph’kka
* Ar’is
* Ayur’ha
* Ba’ugh
* Coll’is
* Diona’thor or Ona’thor
* Fa’eren
* Ga’am
* Gam’ha
* Gor’teh
* Hae’kka
* Herm’us
* Hes’thor or He’thor
* Ish’tar
* Joh’is
* Jor’teh
* Juup’thor or Juu’thor
* Ka’alu
* Keh’guuk
* Kiu’phed
* Lo’am
* Lu’eren
* Ma’alu
* Maard’ha
* Mackh’buth
* May’buth
* Meckh’bed
* Melen’kka
* Merroc’bed
* Mithra’am
* Nepht’ha
* Ouul’tar
* Piht’na
* Ple’am
* Poll’us
* Ra’ugh
* Ratch’na
* Re’am
* Reh’guuk
* Rurh’teh
* Saht’na
* Se’eren
* Set’ha
* Su’ut
* Suh’alu
* Sul’teh
* Tharran’teh
* Tho’alu
* Thu’am
* Torr’is
* Xun’is
* Zellos’phed
* Zu’ut
Kukwan Human

Kukwan Humans are a very wise and spiritual race of the Human species.

## Appearance

Kukwans have black hair to medium brown hair with textures from curly to kinky, and they have light brown or dark brown eyes. Their skin ranges from light brown to dark brown. Their average male height is five feet and eleven inches.

Kukwans are known among the Humans for having the most beautiful women. Though the males usually have tight and nappy hair, the women almost always have beautiful black curls that fall below their shoulders and a very fair facial structure.

## Personality

Kukwans are known to be very wise and invested in Magic and the gods.

## Culture

Kukwans love singing and dancing, and they love to learn more about nature and practice peaceful ways of life.

## Other Facts

Kukwans' favorite hair color is brown, and they, like all Humans, hate blonde hair.

Kukwans are very adept in Magic.

## In the Text

Kukwan Humans can be found in the Gurden Army in *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero*, the most notable of which being Laureal.
Scalbat

Scalbats are small, dark creatures in Urk that resemble bats.

## Appearance

Scalbats are small bat-like creatures that do not have heads or legs. Rather, they simply have an oval-shaped, black torso with two eyes near the torso’s top, and upon their backs are the wings of a black bat.

## In the Text

Scalbats are mentioned living in the Forsaken Forest of Eer in *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero*.
Lefick

Lefick was a woman who is said to have entered a clinic to have duule fat injected into her posterior. Once the fat was injected, she had sex with a man, and, during intercourse, the fat fell through her bottom, down her legs, and ripped open her calves. From this story the word "honce" evolved into a curse referring to one's glutes.
Lochmid Village

Lochmid Village is an ominous village in the west of Kholm.

## Atmosphere and Appearance

Lochmid is described as "eerie" and "dark."

## Notable People

Deletama Levis is a wicken from Lochmid Village known as "The Wicked Witch of Lochmid." In *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero*, Deletama aids Ikillies by using the magic of a crystal ball to get in contact with Thor'zarck Gurden.

## Other Notes

Rumor has it that many practices of Magick and Abaddon occur in this wretched state.
The Pool of Everlasting Life

The Pool of Everlasting Life, also known to the Urkens as The Fountain of Youth, is a large pond hidden in The Secret Forest and guarded by the Erbolisks and Arpolisks that roam its grounds.

## Appearance

The Pool of Everlasting Life appears as a small blue pond with very clean water and with a spring bubbling at its center like a fountain. When collecting some of its water in a mug or object, the blue liquid releases a magical yellow steam that evaporates in the air.

## Facts

The Pool of Everlasting life has the magic to grant whoever sips its water immortality of age, in that he or she who sips it will never die of old age.

Mr. Boggles and Dent are two characters in *The Epics of Uuruk* known to have sipped from the pool's magical water and have, thus, lived hundreds of years.
Salumun Losrun

Salumun Losrun is a wealthy, highly-regarded, High Elf who lives in the City of Godrick.

 Biography

### Early Lore

It is suggested that Salumun had done something (or was, perhaps, born into some high name) to deserve the respect of all the people of the Kingdom of Godrick, as well as many rulers outside Godrick.

## Appearance

Salumun has a long, brown beard and long, brown hair, and he is balding at the top of his head. He does not have any wrinkles, though it is still apparent that he is of older years. Salumun's eyes are gray and distancing.

Salumun wears an embellished robe of gold.

## Personality

Salumun does not seem too full of himself, even though he has so much. He is rather humble and kind before his guests.

## Other Facts

Alluin claims that Salumun is one of the wisest Elves in Kholm (but such words might be taken lightly, as Alluin may be prone to over-exaggerating the greatness of his master).

## Books

Salumun makes an appearance in part four of *The Prophecy of Spellborn: A Harlot and a Hero* when Mr. Boggles visits Salumun's home with Gindenduth Surange.