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Jorn Lin

**J****orn Lin** was a rabbit who served under Lord Hewson at Harbone Citadel.

## Biography

### Backstory

Jorn lived at Harbone Citadel and served under its lord, Hewson. At some point in time they attempted to sneak into First Warren, along with Lieutenant Frale, by dumping trash into the Black Gap and hiding among it in the hopes of being transported into the city. They were killed by a bomb in the attempt.

### *Ember Rising*

Jorn Lin is mentioned by Captain Redthaw, who mentions Jorn when Picket Longtreader brings up the same plan that Jorn attempted to execute.

## Trivia

* The name "Jorn" is of Danish origin and means "farmer."
	+ Additionally, the surname "Lin" is of Chinese origin and means "forest."

## References

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ [2]
Jo Longtreader

Jo plays with a ball, as pictured in Ember's End.

**J****o Longtreader** is the young son of Picket and Louise Longtreader, among other children.

## Biography

### Backstory

Jo was born in the time of the Mending. He was named for his father's friend Jo Shanks.

### *Ember's End*

Jo attended a family gathering at Helmer's Farm, but was soon led away by his cousin Hanna Joveson. While wandering, the pair came across a starstick made by her uncle Picket Longtreader, who then instructed them in the game of Starseek. At her mother's suggestion, Hanna allowed Jo the first throw, but Jo quickly surrendered the honor to her, as she often allowed him the first turn in various games.

## Physical appearance

As a youngling, Jo is a small buck with light fur and large, bright eyes. He wears a dark vest over a white shirt, as well as dark trousers.

## Personality and traits

Jo is a playful young buck with a special bond with his cousin Hanna; the two enjoy playing together.

## Family trees

 - The Longtreader Family -

Note: Broken lines indicate relation through affinity or adoption or distant relation; unbroken lines indicate relation by blood.

 - Helmer's Family Tree -

Note: Broken lines indicate relation through affinity or adoption or distant relation; unbroken lines indicate relation by blood.
Mistenlands

*You are right here in your story. Don't skip ahead.*
Massie Burnson, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 32
**WARNING: SPOILERS FOR *PRINCE LANDER & THE DRAGON WAR* ARE AHEAD; CAUTION IS ADVISED.**

## General information

### Residents

Trekkers (formerly)
Drekkers (formerly)

### Mentioned

*Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

The **M****istenlands** were a mist-shrouded wilderness through which the Trekkers and Drekkers passed as they made their way from the Blue Moss Hills to Golden Coast.

## History

After the coming of Firstfoe to Blue Moss Hills, the first Trekkers departed their home in the Blue Moss Hills and journeyed in search of a new safe haven. In the course of the journey, some of the travelers became separated from the main party and were thought to have perished in the journey; they thus were remembered as "Dead Trekkers". The main group eventually arrived at Golden Coast, where they established a thriving society under the rule of Flint Firstking's heirs. Unbeknownst to them, the Dead Trekkers found ways to band together and survive in the Mistenlands, eventually developing a culture of their own.

The Dead Trekkers eventually made their way out of the Mistenlands as well and arrived on Golden Coast, much to the surprise of their fellow rabbits. Unfortunately, the separation caused by the Trek resulted in a rift between the two groups, with repercussions that would last into the reign of Whitson Mariner and the conclusion of the Dragon War.
What Maggie Weaver Sees

***Some say it fell from the stars, from the warrior's cluster.*
Whitson Mariner, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 165
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## Usage information

### Album

*Melodies for The Mended Wood: Volume One*

"**W****hat Maggie Weaver Sees"** is a score from *Melodies for The Mended Wood: Volume One*. It was composed by Joel Clarkson.

## Information

"What Maggie Weaver Sees" was released on June 12, 2016, as the fifth track on the soundtrack *Melodies for the Mended Wood: Volume One*. It is titled for the scene in *The Green Ember* where Heather Longtreader visits Maggie Weaver.

## Media

What Maggie Weaver SeesThe audio for "What Maggie Weaver Sees"
## External links

Buy digital download on the Story Warren shop:

* Story Warren Shop | Melodies for the Mended Wood, Volume 1 - DownloadFull preview:
* SoundCloud | Preview the First Five Songs of 'Melodies for the Mended Wood, Vol. 1'
Vanguard

Whitson Mariner within the bowels of the sinking Vanguard, as depicted in The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner.

## General information

### Passengers

Fleck Blackstar
Rabbits

## Book information

### Appears

*The Black Star of Kingston*
*The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*
*Ember Falls* (prologue)

The ***V******anguard*** was a ship built by King Whitson Mariner some time after the founding of Seddleton. It was the first ship of the Ayman Lake fleet, and the only one to survive the battle of Ayman Lake.

## History

### *The Black Star of Kingston*

After transporting the Blackstar Company across the lake to the future site of Kingston to mine for much-needed coal for the winter, it later returned with an injured Fleck Blackstar aboard, who had been wounded by one of his men by accident.

After Blackstar was healed from his injury, the *Vanguard* returned to Kingston, accompanied by the *Lillie* and the *Natalia*, which were now under the command of Captain Grimble.

#### The Battle of Ayman Lake

When the Lords of Prey began their approach, the *Vanguard* set sail without taking on sufficient crew to balance the numbers between the three ships. It was later attacked on the lake and damaged, but was able to be repaired.

### *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*

Whitson took it as his flagship once again upon departing Ayman Lake in search of a new home for his rabbits. It traveled in the company two other vessels, *Steadfast* and *Burnley*, the latter of which, led by the Grimbles, purposely wrecked its companions.

After the Grimbles are defeated, Mother Saramack takes Whitson, Queen Lillie, and Lander to the wreckage of *Vanguard* to show them that the Stone Sword of Flint has been found among the debris.
Warrior's cluster

The **W****arrior’s cluster** is a constellation visible from the planet where Natalia is located. It is reputed to be the point of origin for the Stone Sword of Flint.

## The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner

The Stone Sword of Flint is said to have been made out of metal that fell from a star, and King Whitson informs Lander that some think that star was a part of the constellation called the Warrior's Cluster.

## Ember's End

After the death of Helmer, Picket makes a mural to honor him. One evening, after looking at the painting, Picket looks at the warrior constellation, saying he thinks it looks like the warrior is farming now. It is unclear whether he views it as a depiction of Helmer or as a symbol of the absence of war in the Mended Wood, or perhaps both.
Windanner

**W****indanner** was a medic from Cloud Mountain.

## Biography

### *The First Fowler*

Windanner was chosen as part of Prince Smalls' party for the journey to Halfwind Citadel, having previously worked with Emma in Cloud Mountain's hospital. Jo Shanks was perplexed by this choice, as Emma - a full doctor - seemed a better choice to accompany the prince than Windanner, who was only an assistant.

So far as is known, Windanner - like the rest of the prince's party - made it safely to Halfwind Citadel thanks to the efforts of Helmer's advance team.
The Herald

**T****he Herald** was a male rabbit and a member of the Cause.

## History

### *Ember Rising*

Virtually nothing about the Herald, including his real name or place of origin, is known.

Some time after the Attack on Cloud Mountain, he managed to infiltrate First Warren with a copy of Heather Longtreader's story. This was unknown even to the rabbits of Harbone Citadel, who through their own numerous failures believed entrance to the city was impossible. An archer, possibly one of the Black Band, killed the Herald on the night he infiltrated the city. However, before his death he managed to pass the story on to the Teller, who shared its message with the inhabitants of First Warren.
Smalls' song

**"**S**malls' song"** is, as its name suggests, a song sung by Smalden Joveson. Specifically, he sung it during his and Heather's imprisonment in the Dragon tomb.

## Lyrics

*from* Ember's End*, p. 183-184*

*I am not made of stone or steel,*

*but I know my way.*

*I am only flesh and fur,*

*But so too were Flint and Fay.*

*So, I'll say yes to my call*

*Though my heart's afraid.*

*I will go down this, my road,*

*Until my part is played.*

*I go, I go, and I may die,*

*But I go, I go, for I must try.*

*I cannot now stay but must find a way,*

*So I go, I go, to leap, to sail, and fly.*
Redthaw

**C****aptain Redthaw** was an officer of Harbone Citadel under Lord Hewson.

## Biography

### *Ember Rising*

Captain Redthaw attended both council meetings at which Lord Captain Helmer and Captain Picket Longtreader were present as part of their plans to infiltrate First Warren. On the second occasion, he listed off numerous rabbits who had perished attempting the various entry means which Helmer and Picket proposed. Despite this, Redthaw took part in the operation to get the two into the city, and selected Emerson and Harmon to operate two of the three Bowstrikers.

They succeeded in getting Helmer and Picket inside, but Redthaw was among the Harbone rabbits who were killed during the simultaneous attack by the Wild Wolf Pack.

### *Ember's End*

Redthaw is referenced by Picket Longtreader, who recalls how he was killed at the hands of a certain pack of bloodthirsty wolves.
Kell

Prester Kell (right) and his wife Sage Kins recreating the Leaping.

**K****ell** was the prester of the votaries at Halfwind Citadel.

## Biography

### *Ember Falls*

Prester Kell was mentioned when Jone Wissel was found with Heather by Lieutenant Kout, who declared that she had been stealing from the Prester's vault which apparently contained medicines, presumably among other things.

Prester Kell appeared later during an assembly at Leaper's Hall, where he and his wife Sage Kins spoke to the rabbits of Halfwind Citadel, first leaping from each of the Seven Standing Stones as a sort of ceremony, and then reintroduced Bleston to Halfwind and later singing a song of hope for The Cause.

### *Ember's End*

After learning about Harlan Seer's quest for True Blue, Emma questioned whether Prester Kell was in First Warren and was informed by Heyward that he was working on the defenses with Lord Ronan. Emma requested that he join them in visiting Missy Dreft, an ancient apothecary, from whom they heard the story of True Blue and its connection to the Leapers. The prester noted that Harlen Seer had visited Halfwind when he was still a votive, and how Jone had stolen artifacts rumored to contain traces of the legendary plant. When Missy Dreft passed after sharing her knowledge, the prester attended to her before emerging from her shop to offer words of hope to Emma in the face of their great challenge.

After the end of the War for All Natalia, Prester Kell joined in the rebuilding efforts, notably working to select possible sites for a new Votive Sanctuary to be established in the Mended Wood.

## Personality and traits

Little is known of Prester Kell's traits, but it is implied that he is a kind, forgiving rabbit, as he had overlooked Jone Wissel's stealing from his vault multiple times and protested her imprisonment. He also seemed to be a dynamic and eloquent leader.

## Trivia

* The surname "Kell" is of English origin and means "bright-headed."
The Ship of the Seas

***T****he Ship of the Seas*** is a song sung by the Trekkers under Whitson Mariner.

## Lyrics

*from of* The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 17-18*

*We have sailed over endless seas,*

*That have somehow now come to an end.*

*And we, having settled at home,*

*Have decided to sail out again.*

*Oh what has got into our minds,*

*That we give up the life we had?*

*It can only be that we've caught the disease,*

*Of the seas and we've all gone mad!*

*So hie, and so hey, we're sailing away,*

*On the tide, with a bride like a dream!*

*In her bosom we fly, under glorious skies,*

*We are wed to the ship of the seas.*

*We are bred for the ship of the seas.*

*We'll be dead on this ship of the seas.*

*What ya' said on this ship of the seas?*

*Said, 'We'll be dead on this ship of the seas!'*
Song of the votaries

The **s****ong of the votaries** is a musical piece sung by the votaries of Halfwind Citadel.

## History

### *Ember Falls*

Kell and Sage Kins lead the singing of the song of the votaries to an assembly in Leapers Hall during a reenactment of the Leaping.

## Lyrics

*Bring us out of this mountain of doom,*

*Our upturned world of woe,*

*Take us leap by leap, by leap, along,*

*To glories yet unknown.*

*Every step on these silver stairs,*

*Over ancient abysmal heights,*

*Brings us closer to Blue Moss Hills,*

*Out of darkness and into the light.*

*The Immovable Mountain heaved,*

*And from stone to stone we soared,*

*By Fay's stone book we look and see,*

*And we live by Flint's stone sword.*

*We go on with grateful hearts,*

*For this inheritance so kind,*

*Our fathers dreamed, believed, and leapt,*

*So that we, one day, might fly.*
Wild Wolf Pack

The **W****ild Wolf Pack** is a massive force of feral wolves that plagued the Great Wood and the area around Harbone Citadel.

## History

### *Ember Rising*

Lord Captain Helmer and Captain Picket Longtreader encountered the wild wolves on their way to Harbone, and engaged a handful of them. Upon reaching Harbone, the two learned that the pack consisted of wolves who had broken away from those under the command of Morbin Blackhawk.

Without organization or purpose, the wolves had menaced Harbone Citadel for some time, killing many personnel and greatly restricting their ability to take action. As such, they proved a great hazard to the plan to infiltrate First Warren.

Lord Hewson arranged for wolves to be lured away to enable the insertion of Picket and Helmer into the city. Unfortunately, the wolves quickly returned and assaulted Hewson's forces, but were briefly held at bay with help from the Bowstrikers.

Ultimately, however, they succeeded in apparently killing all but two members of the Harbone force. The Resistance later marched in force to the Battle for First Warren; it is unknown whether they engaged the Wild Wolf Pack beforehand.
Tram

**T****ram** was a captain of Longtreader Command in Akolan

## Biography

### *Ember's End*

Tram was in charge of the Sixth District guards when the Seventh District rabbits came to invite them to flee Akolan. Tram warned Whittle Longtreader and his compatriots to stay back, believing them to be lepers who would spread their disease. Whittle calmly refuted his fears, restating the urgency of leaving the city. As Tram was about to order his bucks to open fire, the Commandant appeared.

To Tram’s horror, the Commandant urged the denizens of District Six to accept the offer. In spite of his insistence that there were not and never had been any actual lepers in Akolan, Tram remained fearful. Almost alone, he attempted to oppose Whittle’s entry, only to be knocked unconscious by the apologetic leader. It is unknown what became of Tram afterwards.

## Personality and traits

A loyal officer of the Longtreader administration, Tram was willing to order the death of other rabbits to defend the regime he served. His motives were not entirely malevolent, as he genuinely believed the District Seven rabbits to be infectious. Unfortunately, he clung to his allegiances and violent intentions even when confronted with the truth.
Trek

*You are right here in your story. Don't skip ahead.*
Massie Burnson, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 32
**WARNING: SPOILERS FOR *PRINCE LANDER & THE DRAGON WAR* ARE AHEAD; CAUTION IS ADVISED.**

## Event information

### Location

• Blue Moss Hills
• Golden Coast

### Notable participants

• Trekkers
• Drekkers

### Outcome

Numerous rabbits relocate from Blue Moss Hills to Golden Coast.

## Book information

### Mentioned

• *Ember's End*
• *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

The **T****rek** was an event in which many of the rabbits who had previously lived in Flint and Fay's community in the Blue Moss Hills relocated to Golden Coast, passing through the Mistenlands on the way. From this event, these rabbits took the name of Trekkers.

## History

### The Trek

After the defeat of Firstfoe, the heirs of Flint and Fay left their first home in the Blue Moss Hills and traveled in search of a new place to call their own. The lengthy and dangerous journey took them through the Mistenlands, and many rabbits were lost as a result. Those who were able to successfully navigate through the treacherous terrain eventually reached Golden Coast, and there established a new community. Centuries later, descendants of those who had become lost-remembered as the Dead Trekkers-finally arrived at Golden Coast as well, to the discomfiture of those already living there.

### *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

Lander recalled the events of the Trek as he considered the history of the modern Drekkers. Later, Chief Heckle made reference to these events as well and noted that the outcome of the Trek had driven a wedge between his rabbits and those more closely tied to Lander's family.

### *Ember's End*

Missy Dreft referenced the Trek when she spoke to Emma and her companions of Firstflower.
Tarvan Bluff

**T****arvan Bluff** is a location in Natalia that was home to a number of "rogue clans" of rabbits. It is unknown how these rabbits came to be there or where exactly Tarvan Bluff itself is located. However, King Jupiter was eventually able to bring the Tarvan Bluff rabbits into his Great Alliance, centered in his kingdom of the Thirty Warrens.
S. D. Smith Presents The Green Ember Book Club & Party Activity Guide

***Some say it fell from the stars, from the warrior's cluster.*
Whitson Mariner, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 165
This article is on a subject existing outside the universe of ***The Green Ember series***.**
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## Attribution information

### Title

S. D. Smith Presents The Green Ember Book Club & Party Activity Guide

## Publication information

### Published

February 22, 2022

***S. D. Smith Presents The Green Ember Book Club & Party Activity Guide*** is a downloadable party-planning guidebook inspired by The Green Ember series. It was released by Story Warren, LLC on February 22, 2022. It is currently only available for purchase as part of the Official Green Ember Book Club & Party Pack.

## Information

The book includes "discussion questions, coloring pages, activities, and more!"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 [1]
2. ↑ [2]
The Citadel of Dreams

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**"**T**he Citadel of Dreams"** is a song sung by members of First Warren's resistance.

## History

### *Ember Rising*

The members of Moonlight's Citadel of Dreams sing the song after the successful rescue of Helmer and Airen from the Black Band.

### *Ember's End*

Picket Longtreader makes reference to the song as he explains his reasoning for continuing to visit the new Citadel of Dreams tavern.

## Lyrics

*from* Ember Rising*, p. 326-327*
*Come all you travelers, wounded and worn,*

*Come over your mountains and streams.*

*Though bruised and abused, come be introduced*

*To the Citadel of Dreams.*

*The road has been hard, you're harried and hurt,*

*And the wide world's unkind as it seems.*

*You're soak'n and broken, but kind words are spoken*

*At the Citadel of Dreams!*

*Come, come, and rest, forget your pains,*

*Or remember them among friends.*

*At the Citadel of Dreams you'll find*

*A welcome that never ends.*

*Come, come and find your friends inside,*

*Come while the kind light beams.*

*Lend your voice and your ear, we'll sing and we'll cheer*

*In the Citadel of Dreams.*

*We have a hope, but for now it's buried,*

*It's a seed stuffed with stories and schemes.*

*For now it's the winter, but we can't be bitter*

*At the Citadel of Dreams!*

*Come, come, and rest, forget your pains,*

*Or remember them among friends.*

*At the Citadel of Dreams you'll find*

*A welcome that never ends.*

*The time will come, when the dark becomes dawn,*

*And the ember bursts into a flame*

*That lights up the sky, showing the world is my*

*Own Citadel of Dreams!*
Vance

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## Book information

### Appears

*The Black Star of Kingston*

**C****aptain Vance** was an army captain under King Whitson Mariner after the founding of Seddleton.

He took part in an expedition to the other side of Ayman Lake, where he worked in tandem with Fleck Blackstar. Captain Vance's death was among the casualties of the Battle of Ayman Lake.

## Trivia

* The name "Vance" is of Old English origin and means "marsh" or "fen."
Junder

**J****under** is a male rabbit, a soldier of Halfwind Citadel, and a former member of the Bracers.

## Biography

### *The Last Archer*

Junder was part of the Bracers at the time of the Archer's Cup that preceded the Citadel Congress at Cloud Mountain.

Junder accompanied his teammates to Cloud Mountain. The group was later sent out on watch in the surrounding forest, and Junder was part of a squad that investigated when Jo Shanks spotted Kyle sneaking through the woods. The Bracers were set upon by a group of Wolves, one of whom attacked and badly mauled Junder. Jo drew an arrow in hopes of saving him, but feared that he would hit his teammate instead of the wolf. Nate Flynn managed to save Junder instead, though Junder ended up losing one of his arms.

## Skills and abilities

As a Bracer, Junder was presumably a skilled archer, though not on a level with either Nate Flynn or Jo Shanks. He made up for this with his skill with a sword, which was such that Nate commented that Junder would still surpass Jo even after losing one of his arms.
Tricky Reds

*You are right here in your story. Don't skip ahead.*
Massie Burnson, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 32
**WARNING: SPOILERS FOR *PRINCE LANDER & THE DRAGON WAR* ARE AHEAD; CAUTION IS ADVISED.**

## Association information

### Purpose

To defeat the Grimble faction attack led by Forne

### Members

Riley Nocks
Nickel Drekker

## Book information

### Appears

*Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

**Lander Whitson**: Thanks, Nickel. Where's Father?

**Nickel**: I don't know. He commanded me ta come foller after ye, and I have—as ye have seen.

**Nickel**: That qualifies you for entry into our unit here, Nickel. I'm Captain Deeds, and these are the Mighty Reds—well, now that you're with us, maybe we're the Tricky Reds. But we're aimed and that line up there, and nothing's going to stop us from reaching it!

—*Prince Lander & the Dragon War*, p. 157 |  | ”

The ****T**ricky Reds**, briefly referred to as the **Mighty Reds**, were an impromptu fighting unit formed by Lander Whitson during an attack by the Grimble faction on Lener's Crossroads.

## History

### *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

**Tricky Reds**: Yes!

**Lander**: Let's get at the battle, bucks! Follow me! There's the clash, soldiers. I need to be at the front of our side before that battle line shifts any further against us. Can you help me?

**Tricky Reds**: Aye, sir!

—*Prince Lander & the Dragon War*, p. 154-155 |  | ”

Consisting of several soldiers from the fifteenth company of Whitson Mariner's army, under the command of Lieutenant Puck, the bucks who would become known as the Tricky Reds found themselves leaderless and unsure as a force of Grimble soldiers attacked their camp. At least one of the soldiers, Riley Nocks, was also part of the group of malcontents who had recently been calling for the removal of King Whitson. Unexpectedly, the bucks were joined by Prince Lander Whitson, who took command and instructed his new soldiers to address him as "Captain Deeds." After rallying the uncertain younger rabbits, Lander led them into the battle.

As they fought, the band was joined by Nickel Drekker, whose addition prompted Lander to name-and then quickly rename-the unit before continuing the charge. The Tricky Reds charged right into the heart of the enemy line, facing the Grimble captain Forne and other elite warriors of the oathbreaker army. The sight of Lander leading them into the fray with the Green Ember around his neck heartened their allies, who renewed their efforts to fight off the assault. Many of the Tricky Reds, fighting bravely but also seeking to distinguish themselves, were wounded, and at least one was killed by the merciless Forne.

Fortunately, King Whitson Mariner arrived with reinforcements, relieving Lander and his brave but beleaguered band. Lander, Nickel, and Riley all survived the battle, and went on to participate in the Battle of Dragon Mountain.
Tarr

**T****arr** is a councilor of Harbone Citadel who was present when Helmer and Picket Longtreader arrived there on their way to First Warren. After informing the pair of the situation in First Warren, they described entering it as a veritable suicide mission. Despite this, Helmer and Picket managed to enter the city and prepare for the Battle for First Warren.
Solus

Solus, as pictured on the cover of The First Fowler.

**S****olus** was a kite and one of the Lords of Prey.

**Emma**: He's not *my* lord.

—*The First Fowler*, pg. 87-88

Following the Battle for Cloud Mountain, Solus is dispatched to the area of Cloud Mountain to take command of Redeye Garlackson's scattered Wolves. He has a number of disobedient troops restrained and proceeds to kill them, and his authority is resented by the remainder. This attack is observed by Jo Shanks and Owen, and the former mistakes Solus for Morbin Blackhawk himself. Helmer later corrects him, indicating that while Solus might be a member of the Dronzer family, he isn't so formidable a bird as one of the Six.

In the midst of an attempt by Helmer's party to distract Solus and his wolves so that Prince Smalden Joveson's party could make it through their lines, Solus spots and attacks several of them. He kills Aubray of Vandalia Citadel and pursues Owen and Studge of the Bracers, but fails to catch these two or Captain Frye. The remainder of the party then lures Solus into a trap, with Helmer attaching a number of bottles containing blastpowder and other combustibles to the bird's back. Jo Shanks then strikes the payload with a flaming arrow, causing the fiery demise of Solus just as he is about to attack the prince's party.

## Physical appearance

Solus is described as a large black kite, though much smaller than Morbin Blackhawk. He had a white-feathered head and a yellow beak and talons, as well as some lighter patches of feathers on the undersides of his wings. His eyes were of a pale color.

## Trivia

* The name "Solus" is of Latin origin and means "only".
Natalia royal guard

*You are right here in your story. Don't skip ahead.*
Massie Burnson, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 32
**WARNING: SPOILERS FOR *PRINCE LANDER & THE DRAGON WAR* ARE AHEAD; CAUTION IS ADVISED.**

## Association information

### Purpose

To protect the Royal family of the Thirty Warrens

### Members

Rin (formerly; deceased)
Derk (formerly; deceased)

### Involved in

Division of Lener's Crossroads
Battle for First Warren

## Book information

### Appears

• *The Black Star of Kingston*
• *Ember Rising*
• *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

The **N****atalia royal guard**, also known as the **palace guard**, are a unit of elite soldiers who served as protectors to the royal family of the Thirty Warrens.

## History

### *The Black Star of Kingston*

Having been formed by the time of the settlement of Seddleton, the royal guard were present at the door to King Whitson’s office when Fleck Blackstar arrived for an audience with him.

### *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

In the final days of the Dragon War, at least some of the royal guard accompanied King Whitson Mariner during his trek to allegedly meet with Lord Grimble. Once Lord Arben and Captain Danker were exposed as Grimble's spies, Whitson ordered Captain Rin and his royal guard officers to take the pair away for imprisonment and questioning. Later, when a group of young malcontents nearly rioted at the apparent death of Grant Whitson, they engaged in a standoff with members of the royal guard in Lener's Crossroads. The confrontation was painful on many levels, with guards such as Derk having kin among the rebels.

### *Ember Rising*

Over a century later, the Natalia royal guard had become part of Morbin Blackhawk's puppet regime in First Warren, answering to Prince Winslow Joveson. After Lord Captain Helmer and Picket Longtreader were inserted into the city, Winslow was quick to denote that the royal guard were not responsible for the explosions that served as a distraction to cover their entrance. The palace guard also provided crowd control during the Victory Day assembly. Several of them were thus engaged by Helmer, Picket, and Prince Whitbie Joveson.

During the Battle for First Warren, a royal guard attacked Princess Emma Joveson after she entered the old palace. Emerging from a secret entrance, he killed a soldier of Harbone Citadel but was then taken down by Heyna Blackstar and subdued. Later, Emma announced a blanket pardon for those members of Winslow's regime willing to repent of their former disloyalty, and a number of palace guards joined the crowd that formed in the city square as a result.

## Members

* Rin (captain; formerly, deceased)
* Derk (formerly, deceased)
Helmer Hewson

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## Association information

### Affiliations

Hewson family
Harbone Citadel

## Book information

### Mentioned

*Ember Rising*
*The Archer's Cup*

**Amber Hewson**: He's perfect, and I'll hear nothing against him.

—*The Archer's Cup*, p. 150 |  | ”

**H****elmer Hewson** is the youngest son of Lord Hewson and Lady Lynn Hewson, named for Hewson's friend Helmer. He is a young student living at Harbone Citadel with his parents, and prior to his father's death, he met the rabbit for whom he was named.

## Biography

### *Ember Rising*

As they conversed as old friends, Hewson mentioned to Helmer how he had named one of his sons after him. Later, Helmer Hewson met his namesake, shortly before Hewson's death and the subsequent Battle for First Warren.

### *The Archer's Cup*

Amber Hewson mentioned her younger brother during a dinner conversation with Jo Shanks.

## Family tree

 - The Hewson Family -

Note: Broken lines indicate relation through affinity or adoption or distant relation; unbroken lines indicate relation by blood.
## Trivia

* The name "Helmer" is of German origin, and means "wrath of the warrior."
Wisp

**W****isp** was a young buck and member of the Seventh District.

## Biography

### *Ember Rising*

Along with Stretch, Dote, and Gripple, Wisp searched for whoever had been dropped in the Leper's District.

Wisp, along with Stretch and several other bucks, appeared in the Seventh District to await news of Heather Longtreader's attempts to prolong the life of the Tunneler. When Stretch introduced Wisp, Gripple, and Dote to Heather, she wished that she had been found by them instead of the Wrongtreaders when she arrived in Akolan.
Red Valley

A map of Natalia including the Red Valley.

The **R****ed Valley** is a location to the north of Natalia, east of Nick Hollow and west of the deserted camp in the High Bleaks. It also contains Red Lake.

## History

Some time after the arrival of Whitson Mariner and the Trekkers in Natalia, the Red Valley became home to a collection of rabbit warrens. Wolves under King Garlacks later menaced these warrens, but were challenged by the forces of the Thirty Warrens under King Jupiter. This conflict became known as the Red Valley War.
The Mended Wood (disambiguation)

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Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

**The Mended Wood** may refer to:

* **Mended Wood**, the Great Wood following the Mending.
* **The Mended Wood**, a song sung by rabbits anticipating the above location.
* **"The Mended Wood"**, a score from *Melodies for The Mended Wood: Volume One*.
* **"The Mended Wood Reprised"**, a score from *Melodies for The Mended Wood: Volume One*.
Shelt

**S****helt** was a brown falcon and a member of the Six. He was killed by Helmer during the Siege of First Warren.

## Biography

### *Ember Falls*

Shelt was in attendance with the rest of the Six when Morbin convened his war council with General Flox, Garten Longtreader, and various others.

Later, when Heather Longtreader was brought to Morbin's lair, Shelt was in favor of having her killed. When Sween Longtreader began singing "The Mended Wood", Shelt became enraged and ordered that she be found and slain, though his command was not carried out successfully.

### *Ember's End*

Together with the other members of the Six, Shelt led all of the Lords of Prey against the rabbits in the Siege of First Warren. He was killed along with one of his compatriots in a blastpowder explosion set off by Helmer.
Shade Hills

The **Shade Hills** is a location in Natalia that was home to a slave mine overseen by the forces of Morbin Blackhawk.

## History

### *Ember Falls*

Intelligence received by members of The Cause indicated that Whittle Longtreader had been taken to the Shade Hills as a slave. Smalls desired to attack and liberate the camp, something that various advisors urged him against. However, acting on his own desires and the pleas of Picket Longtreader, Smalls chose to attack the camp anyway. The result was a disaster, with a number of rabbits perishing and Smalls being carried off, presumed to be dead.
Thirty Warrens

The **T****hirty Warrens** is the kingdom of rabbits in Natalia. It was named this by King Walter because of his successful expansion, though when he came to the throne it only composed of twelve warrens. Eventually it grew large enough that it was alternatively referred to as the **Hundred Warrens**.

## History

### Expansion

King Walter's son, King Jupiter Goodson, expanded the kingdom to include nearly a hundred warrens that comprised nearly the entire Great Wood. In Jupiter's early days, he expanded the Thirty Warrens through inter-warren warfare but later he devoted all his energy to diplomacy and continued the expansion by peaceful means.

### Treachery

Eventually the Thirty Warrens was attacked by a combined army of Birds of Prey and wolves with help from the traitorous ambassador Garten Longtreader. King Jupiter was killed at Jupiter's Crossing and the Thirty Warrens was overrun by enemies. The First Warren appointed a puppet leader who compromised with Morbin Blackhawk to allow him some control so that they in the First Warren may remain free. To this plan Morbin Blackhawk consented, and the leaders of the First Warren became literal puppet governors for Morbin, allowing him and his Lords of Prey to terrorize the rabbits of the First Warren and the Great Wood while sparing their miserable kingdom.

The free rabbits who remained fled to the Secret Citadels to continue the work of Jupiter's Cause there.

*This article has received The Green Ember of excellence.*
Whitmer River

A map of Natalia including the Whitmer River.

The **W****hitmer River** is a river located in the northwest of Natalia, flowing out of West Wood and through Nick Hollow. It passes underground through Seven Mounds before winding its way down to Decker's Landing, a short distance from Cloud Mountain.

## History

### *The Green Ember*

After discovering that the river flowed into and back out of Seven Mounds, Picket Longtreader and Smalden Joveson arranged to meet Wilfred Longtreader at the outlet. Picket and his sister Heather Longtreader discovered that the stream had been dammed at the outlet from seven mounds, but with Wilfred's help were able to break the dam. They then boarded a boat with Wilfred and the unconscious Smalls, and used the river to make their escape from Redeye Garlackson's wolves.

The group spent a day and a night on the river, intending to disembark at Decker's Landing only to find it aflame. They thus made their way to shore and left the river in order to travel to Cloud Mountain.
The Mended Wood (song)

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This article is about the song. For all other articles by a similar name, please visit The Mended Wood.

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"**T****he Mended Wood**" is a song sung by the rabbits of The Resistance. It is a song of hope for the future, which revels in the thought that someday the rule of evil will end, and the rabbits of Natalia will be free again.

## History

### *The Green Ember*

In a large hall in Cloud Mountain, Heather Longtreader and Picket Longtreader were joined by Smalls, Wilfred Longtreader, and most of the Cloud Mountain community. Then, two speeches were given, the first one by Lord Rake, and the second by Maggie Weaver. Then, three rabbits came on stage and sang the song.

### *Ember Falls*

Heather Longtreader was thrown into Morbin's lair, where Morbin Blackhawk identified and interrogated her. While Morbin's minions debated over what to do with Heather, she heard someone singing "The Mended Wood". She recognized the voice to be her mother's.

### *Ember's End*

While unconscious in the Tomb of Lander's Dragons, Heather Longtreader dreams a scene of her childhood, in which her mother, Sween Longtreader, is singing "The Mended Wood".

## Lyrics

*The skies once so blue and beautiful,*

*Are littered with crass, cruel foes.*

*Their bleak, black wings beat a dreadful beat,'*
*Over sorrowful songs of woes.*

*Songs of suffering and cruel murders,*

*All lament and never a voice,*

*Raised in grateful gladness to the heights,*

*Never reason to rejoice.*

*But*

*It will not be so in the Mended Wood,*

*We'll be free and glad again.*

*It will not be so in the Mended Wood,*

*When the heir of Jupiter reigns!*

*When the heir of Jupiter reigns!*

## Trivia

* "The Mended Wood" is sung during *S. D. Smith's Green Ember LIVE* performances.

## Gallery

S. D. Smith and Josiah Smith sing "The Mended Wood" at *S. D. Smith's Green Ember LIVE*.
Rollins

**Rollins**: Yessir!

—*Ember Rising*, pg. 95

**R****ollins** is a buck and soldier of Harbone Citadel.

## Biography

### *Ember Rising*

Rollins was among the soldiers stationed at the gate to Harbone when Helmer and Picket Longtreader arrived on their way to First Warren. Lieutenant Dev Meeker, the gate commander, sent him as a messenger to alert the Harbone council of their arrival.
Perry Hewson

**P****erry Hewson** is the son of Lord Hewson and the brother of Gwen and Gantlin. He resided at Harbone Citadel.

## Biography

### Backstory

Perry was born as the third child of Lord Hewson and Lady Lynn Hewson. He became a medic at Harbone Citadel some time before Helmer and Picket's arrival there.

### *Ember Rising*

Perry is mentioned by his father, Hewson, who expresses his pride in Perry and his siblings.

## Family tree

 - The Hewson Family -

Note: Broken lines indicate relation through affinity or adoption or distant relation; unbroken lines indicate relation by blood.
## Trivia

* The name "Perry" is of English origin and means "pear tree."
Suttfin

**C****aptain Suttfin** was a buck who served as captain on *Steadfast* under King Whitson Mariner.

## Biography

### *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*

Captain Suttfin was present at King Whitson Mariner's party on board *Steadfast*.

Later, *Vanguard* suffered a devatating wreck at the hands of Captain Grimble. The survivors took shelter on an island. *Steadfast* eventually arrived, Suttfin at the helm. Suttfin was then present at Whitson's meeting, in which the king decided to take *Steadfast* upriver to meet Grimble's ship, *Desolation*. Although Suttfin protested, Whitson was adamant; Suttfin later joined the king on board.

As *Steadfast* clashed with *Desolation*, Suttfin fought alongside his king and crew. He helped surround to Captain Grimble and forced him to surrender. After the battle was over, Suttfin and Captain Walters saw to the prisoners taken.

## Personality and traits

Although little of Captain Suttfin's traits were known, it can be assumed that he was loyal, brave, and valiant. He was devoted to King Whitson Mariner. However, according to Captain Grimble, he was known to like alcohol, and Grimble also disparaged his skills as a captain.
Summer mingle

The **s****ummer mingle** is an event held at Halfwind Citadel.

## Information

### Overview

The summer mingle is intended to be a sort of promenade for young bucks and does to attend together. It presumably takes place in the summer season.

### *The Last Archer*

While on their way to Leapers Hall, Jo Shanks and Lund briefly discussed the summer mingle. Lund jokingly reminded Jo of how a doe named Misty commented that she would rather stay the summer single than go with Jo to the event. Lund later joked that perhaps Jo should ask Sister Lala to attend with him. When Nate Flynn came to Jo with an offer, Jo sarcastically questioned whether he was inviting Jo to the summer mingle; in reality, Nate was offering him a temporary spot on the Bracers.
Tagg

**C****ommander Tagg** was a commander of the ship *Vanguard* under King Whitson Mariner and alongside Captain Walters. He was slain by dragons while on board his own vessel.

## Biography

### *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*

As *Vanguard* sails into deep fog, Massie Burnson tries to hail *Burnley*, but to no avail. He calls for Commander Tagg and Captain Walters, but neither appear; worried, Massie orders someone to find both bucks.

Later, it is revealed that Commander Tagg was murdered when Queen Lillie was kidnapped by the dragons.

## Personality and traits

Commander Tagg was thought of as "brave" by King Whitson Mariner.
Two Rivers

**T****wo Rivers** is a location in Natalia, though its exact location is unknown.

## History

### *Ember Rising*

In a conversation with Lord Hewson and Picket Longtreader about Natalia's former navy, Helmer mentioned Two Rivers. He cited it, along with Kingston, as one of the few locations where the army needed the aid of sailors.
Tales of Old Natalia series

***Some say it fell from the stars, from the warrior's cluster.*
Whitson Mariner, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 165
This article is on a subject existing outside the universe of ***The Green Ember series***.**
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*This article is about the real-world book series. For the in-universe literature, see* Tales of Old Natalia*.*

## Attribution information

### Main series books

• *The Black Star of Kingston*
• *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*
• *Prince Lander & the Dragon War: Tales of Old Natalia 3*

## Publication information

### Genre

• Christian
• Fantasy
• Children's adventure

The **T****ales of Old Natalia series** is a spin-off series of The Green Ember series, authored by S. D. Smith and illustrated by Zach Franzen. They are published by Story Warren, LLC.

As of December 2018, the series consists of two installments. However, with the release of *Ember's End* in March of 2020, a third installment, *Prince Lander and the Dragon War*, was confirmed.

## About

It is generally understood that the series will be composed of a few books set before the happenings of *The Green Ember* and its sequels, hence the name "Tales of *Old* Natalia."

So far, the series consists of two books: *The Black Star of Kingston*, which dealt with King Whitson Mariner and Fleck Blackstar's adventures at the advent of their arrival to Natalia from the Golden Coast; and *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, which described Whitson's trials in finding a new home for his community and dealing with a bitter betrayal.

## Synopsis

*The Black Star of Kingston*:
"A century before Heather and Picket’s adventures in The Green Ember, a displaced community fights for hope on the ragged edge of survival.

My place beside you
My blood for yours
Till the Green Ember rises
Or the end of the world.

Whitson Mariner and Fleck Blackstar face old fears and new enemies, forging a legend that will echo through the ages.

Old wars haunt. New enemies threaten. An oath is born.

A hero rises."

*The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*:
"Old Natalia, soon after Captain Blackstar saved king and cause on the shores of Ayman Lake.

Battered, but determined, Whitson Mariner leads his displaced rabbits into new dangers on a journey to their undiscovered home.

Whitson the king, Lillie the queen, Prince Lander, and loyal Massie Burnson must rise from the wreckage of betrayal to rescue the cause once more.

Treason broods.

Monsters menace.

Battle beckons.

A community rises.

**My place beside you.**

**My blood for yours.**

**Till the Green Ember rises…**

**Or the end of the world!**"

## Books

1. *The Black Star of Kingston*
2. *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*
3. *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Ember's End*, page 12
2. ↑ [1]
3. ↑ [2]
Terralain temple guard

The **T****erralain temple guard** was a force of Terralain rabbits loyal to Tameth Seer.

## History

### *Ember's End*

The temple guard presumably included the assassins that Tameth sends to murder Captain Vulm, and later to kill Kylen. However, the latter assassination attempt is thwarted, and the remainder of the temple guard is forced into a battle with the Terralain royal guard. After Tameth Seer is killed by Kylen and Naylen, the temple guards surrender.
The Commandant

## Undetermined

**T****he Commandant** was the leader of the Wrongtreaders in Akolan, but secretly was always an agent of the Seventh District.

## Biography

### *Ember Rising*

The Commandant was mistakenly thought to be Garten Longtreader's brother. His real name and heritage is unknown.

He played the part of a violent Wrongtreader, but was secretly a Resister. He was an informant for the Resistance, a betrayer of betrayers. He aided in the evacuation of the children on Victory Day.

### *Ember's End*

The Commandant helped Sween continue to spy on Morbin as a slave in his lair, and she agreed with the Commandant that Morbin is extremely angry.

When the Seventh District rabbits came to invite the Sixth District rabbits to join their escape, the Commandant prevented the Wrongtreaders from attacking them. He then informed the Sixth District rabbits that the Lepers' District was a long-running, elaborate hoax, and urged them all to flee the city.

## Physical appearance

The Commandant has a scarred face and wears an eyepatch. He's dressed in black, and he has gold bands on his arms. He has a red collar and wings on his left shoulder.
River Gale

The River Gale on a map of western Natalia.

The **R****iver Gale** is a river in western Natalia.

## Physical attributes

To the far west it lies south of West Wood, Cloud Mountain, Halfwind Citadel, and Jupiter's Crossing. Further east it branches out, flowing to or from the areas of Halfwind and Vandalia Citadels and the deserted camp, and into or out of Black Lake and Red Lake.