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Nightmares

**Nightmares** are one of the **Four Equines of Mystopia**, alongside unicorns, pegasi and Starllions.

They are four-legged equines (females only) that closely resemble unicorns. They are known as the “darker” versions of Starllions. They have no Heartstones, and are therefore unable to Link with Kyanitian humans. Unlike the other Equines, Nightmares are carnivores, and mostly feed on carrion.

In Book 2, it is revealed by a Nightmare named Vatikarr that her kind must always repay favours done to them, whether it be to another Nightmare, or even a different creature. To summon a Nightmare that is indebted to you, all that needs to be done is for the speaker to face in the direction of Char Valley and utter the name of the Nightmare three times. The Nightmare will then teleport to the speaker via shadowtravel, and assist them to the best of their ability.

Despite having the reputation of being untrustworthy, sneaky beasts, Nightmares had been used by the citizens of the Char Kingdom centuries ago. Back then, they were somehow more loyal and devoted to their riders than any other creature in Mystopia could have been, rivaling the bond a unicorn has with its Link. But since then, they have avoided all humans and keep to themselves.

## Appearance

Nightmares have long legs and thin bodies, making them much skinnier and bonier than an average unicorn. They have rough, gritty, black manes, and a thin, silver horn. The coat of a Nightmare is black, often with shines of grey.

## Personality

Nightmares are alert and wary creatures, always hostile to others. They do not need human Links like unicorns do to increase their power, and therefore, they never come in contact with Kyanitians, or bond with one.

## Powers

To humans, Nightmare magic is unknown and feared by most. In Book 2, one of their powers is revealed: Nightmares can dissolve into shadows and teleport across large distances; this power is called shadowtravel.

## Diet

Nightmares (including their foals) live off of carrion.

## Uses

Currently, the Nightmares are not used by any of the four kingdoms.

## Taming

It is currently impossible to tame Nightmares, but at one point in history, it *was* possible, and done by the Char Kingdom.

## Life Cycle

Nightmares are mammals, and are born in live births. During the summer months, Nightmares flock to Gold Mountain, where they mate with a Starllion (their male counterparts) and stay with them for three moons (months). After that time, the Nightmares give birth, and the gender of their offspring determines which parent the offspring will grow up with.

All females, who are Nightmares, return to Char Valley. All males, who are Starllions, stay on Gold Mountain.
Parlo Treble

King **Parlo Treble** was a male human first mentioned in Book 4. He was one of the Treble siblings and the founder of the Moonglade Kingdom.

He was born in the Other World, and died on the eastern coast of Moonglade.

His other siblings were Diana, Ringo, Soule, and Amaria. Parlo's branch of the Treble family survived till present-day Mystopia but in secret, without any of the other kingdoms realizing. His current living descendants are Poison-Ivy Treble and Fauna.
Lazuli Rhyale

**Lazuli Rhyale** is an adult male human first introduced in Book 1: *From the Darkness*. He is a supporting character in Book 1.

He is the owner of the Darkened Den Inn located in Black Diamond Village, and is a close friend of Gemini Alexandrite.

He is the son of Rhyolite and Shale, the twin brother of Head-Master Lapis, and the older brother of Lazulite.
Project Pearl

**Project Pearl** was a top-secret project created by Queen Jade and the U.U faculty. Only a select few outside of the faculty were a part of the project, including Master Lazulite, the Caretaker (monitored and trained the pearl griffons) and Sapphire Zirgar (healer).

The most important component of the project were pearl griffons, and by using them, the three main goals of the project were to be completed: a) to create a complex labyrinth of enchanted tunnels beneath Kyanite, using the versatile claws of the griffons, as well as establishing dominance over them, b) to strengthen relationships with the Moonglade Kingdom, and c) to eventually be used as spies to relay Moongladian information to Kyanite to assist with the future Kyanitian invasion of Moonglade.

The project was destroyed during the events of Book 1: From the Darkness, when Emerald Zirgar and her team of Rebels freed all the imprisoned pearl griffons, and took Sapphire with them. Sapphire would later go on to recover her stolen memories, and share the top-secret details of the project to all the Rebels.
Mother Estrella

**Mother Estrella** was one of the six Dragon Mothers who lived on the continent of Mystopia, thousands of years ago. She was known as the **Mother of the Dark**, and in modern times, any of her dragon descendants are called **descendants of Mother Estrella.**

When she was alive, Estrella was the largest Dragon Mother, though not the most violent. She passed on some of her most notable traits, like tiring out fast and having a short temper, to her descendants. She was closest with Dragon Mother Alba.

Mother Estrella, like the other Dragon Mothers, reproduced hundreds of offspring asexually, before agreeing with the other Mothers to allow their children to inter-mate. In modern times, descendants of Mother Estrella populate all corners of Mystopia, and will mate with any other dragon regardless of the Dragon Mothers they are descendant from.

## Appearance

When she was alive, Estrella was a mssive dragon, towering well above her fellow Dragon Mothers. She had dark scales, dark eyes and dark, bat-like wings.

*More information coming soon!*
Sakardan Kingdom

The **Sakardan Kingdom** is one of the four kingdoms situated on the continent of Mystopia, founded by Diana Treble.

It is currently ruled by King Lucifer Cobra, with only one potential heir to the throne, Bane Cobra. Historically, Sakardan has one General for each division of the Army, for a total of three. Currently, the Dragon Divison has broken this rule by having two Co-Generals. The current Generals are as follows: General Val Mamba for the Pegasus Divison, General Lance Bloomslang for the Griffon Division, and Co-Generals Archer and Arrow Copperhead for the Dragon Divison.

Sakardan is known for their vast army, extensive collection of weapons, and deadly, frequent raids on other kingdoms.

## Citizens

#### Personality

Almost all the citizens of Sakardan are raised to be bloodthirsty, vile, and cruel.

#### Names

Sakardan citizens (excluding people born in different kingdoms who have relocated to Sakardan) are named after words that relate to war, fighting and/or aggression. Examples of such names include weapons (i.e Javelin or Arrow), feelings (i.e Brazen or Valorous), acts of crime (i.e Arson) or generalized, war-related terms (i.e Conqueror). Last names are similar to Moongladian first names, but the biggest difference is that the root of Sakardanese last names must be derived from either desert-related words or dangerous animals.

Sakardan animals (pegasi, griffons and dragons) can be named after anything. In many cases, the owner/rider of an animal will ask a Writer for an exotic or foreign name for their animal from a book.

## Rulers

In the Sakardan Kingdom, the royal family live and rule from within Sakardan Castle, located in Sakardan Central.

When it comes to leadership, when the eldest heir is at the minimum age of twenty, a battle to the death *can* take place if either the current ruler or the heir requests it. In the battle, the winner will take up the throne. If a request is not made, the current ruler will continue ruling until death. Upon the death, the crown is automatically passed to the heir.

Sakardan Law dictates that an "heir" only counts as the immediate son or daughter of the current ruler, but in the rare case that there is no immediate offspring, the heir becomes the current ruler's nephew or neice. Siblings of the current ruler are almost *always* denied the crown, since they usually take up the position of Head Commander or General, and have not been conditioned since their youth to become rulers.
River Alpenglow

**River Alpenglow** is a young female Moongladian human first introduced in Book 2.

She is the neice of Queen Magnolia and King Cliff, the current rulers of the Moonglade Kingdom, and the cousin of their only child, Bloome. Until Bloome becomes of age, River is the only heir to the Moonglaidan throne.
Immortal Pegasus

The **Immortal Pegasus,** also known as **Solarstar,** is an immortal female pegasus first introduced in Book 2. Unlike normal pegasi, the Immortal Pegasus is known to possess a wide variety of unnatural powers, including immortality, mind-reading, dream-visiting, and foreseeing of the future. Despite being one of the two creatures to help establish the Cyclone Rebels, Solarstar's background history is fairly unknown.

She is the mother to four foals: Galaxy, Comet, Midnight, and Moonstar.

Solarstar's temporary (and only) mount was once Snowbelle Treble.
Mystopia: Origins

***Mystopia: Origins,*** also known as just ***the Origins***, is a series of five novellas written as companions to the *Mystopia* series, by Noor Chaudhry.

*Mystopia: Origins* differs from the *Legends of Mystopia*, the first companion series, because it focuses soley on the five Treble siblings and how they ruled during the early years of their kingdoms, with each book having a different sibling as the narrator. The books in *Mystopia: Origins* are also not standalone novellas and must be read in order, unlike the *Legends of Mystopia* series.

Over the course of the entire series, the backstories of other important characters are also introduced, such as the Dragon Mothers and the Immortal Pegasus.

## Books

#### **Mystopia: Origins (#1) - The Birth of Kyanite**

When the Treble siblings land on Mystopia, they each vow to be the best. Amaria, youngest of the Trebles, sets out to build her empire in a land abundant in unicorns: the Kyanite Kingdom.

#### **Mystopia: Origins (#2) - The Rise of Primedale**

Circles around the origins of the Primedale Kingdom. Told in the perspective of Ringo Treble.

#### **Mystopia: Origins (#3) - The Warmth of Moonglade**

Circles around the origins of the Moonglade Kingdom. Told in the perspective of Parlo Treble.

#### **Mystopia: Origins (#4) - The Wrath of Sakardan**

Circles around the origins of the Sakardan Kingdom. Told in the perspective of Diana Treble.

#### **Mystopia: Origins (#5) - The Lost Kingdom of Char Valley**

Circles around the mysterious Kingdom of Char Valley. Told in the perspective of Soule Treble.
Myora Treble

Queen **Myora Treble** was an adult female Primedalian human who served as the queen of the Primedale Kingdom before her daughter Tafini's lengthy rule. She was evilevil

She was the mother of Tafini and Bellavino, making her the grandmother of Silver Jr., Lynxen and Yarvin, and the great-grandmother of Bane Cobra.
Charoite

**Charoite** is an adult female Kyanitian human, first introduced in Book 1: From the Darkness.

She is a former prison guard at Soule Prison, overseeing the prison cleaners with Feldspar and Moldavite. In the events of Book 1, she escapes from Soule Prison with Emerald, and relocates to Cyclone Island.

As of Book 2, she is married to Moldavite, and with him, she is expecting a child. She also has an unnamed sister mentioned in Book 1 who helped transport Lady Garnet between prisons.
Healer (title)

"**Healer**" is a title given to any Mystopian who practices medicine. "**Head Healer**" is a second title, given only to esteemed Healers who oversee others. "**Healing-Master**" is the last and highest title, used only for Kyanitian-born Healers who also graduated from Unihornex University as Masters.

The word originated from the Kyanite Kingdom, used for those who practiced in the Healing category of magic, but it is no longer exclusive to Kyanite. Those who practice medicine in Sakardan, Moonglade and Primedale are also called Healers and/or Head Healers. Healing-Master, however, is exclusive to just Kyanitians.

## Known People

#### Known Healers in Book 1: From the Darkness

Head Healer Evergreen

Healing-Master Heliodor Everite
Blizzard

**Blizzard** is an adult unicorn stallion first introduced in Book 1.

His rider for most of the series is his Link, Zircon.

## Appearance

Blizzard does not have any gemstones growing on his legs, flanks or shoulders, unlike most unicorns. His shimmery coat is cerulean-blue, matching his horn. His choppy, white mane has the luster of a pearl.
Spear Copperhead

**Spear Copperhead** was an adult female Sakardanese human. She was a former soldier in the Sakardan Army's Dragon Division, before becoming a Cyclone Rebel.

When she was alive. she was married to Kobalt. With him she had one son, Alatrix. Back in Sakardan, she was the sister of Harberd, making her aunt to Harpoon, and twins Arrow and Archer.

Around Year 717, Spear was killed by an enemy's misfired arrow during a stealth mission in the Sakardan Kingdom; the Rebels were trying to hunt down more information on Harpoon's crime ring, which had bloomed at the time. At her death, the only one present was Harpoon; Spear's death was the main cause for Harpoon's suspision that there was a rebel group in Mystopia.

King Lucifer, to avoid raising questions by her family, labelled her cause of death as food poisoning. Only Harpoon knew this was false, but she kept quiet. Till the events of Book 2, Arrow and Archer have not stopped investigating.
Wild Ones

The Wild Ones is the name given to the tenth and final group of orphans that live in the Whispering Willow Orphanage. The Wild Ones live in the basement of the orphanage, and most of their academic activities are separated from the other nine groups. This unique group is composed up of Goldilocks' most troubling orphans.

All current members of the Wild Ones (in order from eldest to youngest): Asher, Olive, Pax, Juniper, Wolfe, Dove, Flint, Cinnamon, Tiger Lilly and Sparky.
Sunscraper

Sunscraper was a female adult dragon, an 80% descendant of Mother Dusk and 20% descendant of Mother Estrella. She was the secret mate of Cold-Claw, ex-prince of the Lune Mountains, and the mother of Winston.

## Sunscraper

### Relatives

Cold-Claw (mate)
 Winston (son)
 Unknown (mother)
 Unknown (father)
 Tundra (nephew)
 Frost-Paw (brother-in-law)

## Physical description

### Species

Dragon
 80% Mother Dusk
 20% Mother Estrella

## Appearances

### Appears in

''Mystopia Legends: The Royal Twins of the Lune Mountains''
Dragon Division Massacre (730)

**WARNING: This page contains HEAVY SPOILERS for the entire series, with author notes for the storyline. Information presented here is subject to change as the series progresses. Please refrain from reading this page.**

The **Dragon Division Massacre** of Year 730, and its aftermath of crucial plot events, occured five years before the start of Book 1: From the Darkness, and is considered one of the Sakardan Kingdom's most brutal and violent self-inflicted killings of all time.

Organized and led by Harpoon Copperhead, the massacre caused the deaths of over fifty soldiers and twenty dragons, all members of the Sakardan Army's Dragon Division.

The main purpose of the attack, at first, seemed to be a way for Harpoon to show her rage at being denied opportunity to become a General in stead of her ailing father. It is later shown that that was never the case. She had already found herself, at the young age of 17, in the business of organized crime, which was her true calling. Her true intention with the attack was to garner a response from the Cyclone Rebels; she knew they existed but wasn't sure about their size or numbers. She had intel that pointed to the Rebels infiltertrating the Dragon Divison, and with the attack, she hoped to flush them out while still "having some fun".

## The aftermath (MAJOR SPOILERS)

Her plan succeeded and thus, she learned about the Rebels through the infamous Tamer of Beasts, who, at the time, also had the Moongladian Treble Heirloom on him. Spyder being in possesion of the chain had been a well-known and widely believed rumour for the people of Sakardan; thus, Spyder being the last person to ever have the chain had also been documented in a book in the Sakardan library, along with a sketch of his face. (Note: this is the same book found and read by Scythe in the epilogue of Book 1; after seeing the sketch of Spyder, she made the connection that he was the same person trapped somewhere secure in the castle, only brought out in front of the public during occasional Bloodbaths).

When Spyder revealed himself on accident, Harpoon decided to keep the Rebels a secret from the Sakardanese, as she was "delighted to see how the future [would] unfold" with them in the picture. But in exchange for keeping the Rebels a secret, Harpoon demanded that Spyder give her the Moongladian Treble Heirloom, promising that one day, it was sure to return to him. Spyder gave in to her offer, and handed the heirloom over. Months later, the chain began passing through her closest advisors, as she herself lost interest in it. Before the events of Book 2, the last being to safeguard the chain was Rubble, the mount of one of Harpoon's gang members. He had been captured by Sakardan, but by then, Harpoon herself had lost complete track of where the chain had been.
Lost Kingdom of Char Valley

**Char Kingdom**, now known as the **Lost Kingdom of Char Valley**, was the fifth and smallest kingdom that once ruled Mystopia. It was located in the inhabitable Char Valley, home to the Nightmares, where the ruins of the kingdom still remain.

It was founded by Soule Treble, but was the first and only Mystopian kingdom to die out, as a result of the Five-Way Treble war.

## Citizens

#### Personality

From history books, it is claimed that Soule had drilled his citizens into being devoted, merciless killers. They were trained in a similar fashion as Sakardanese soldiers, but unlike Sakardan, the citizens of the Char Kingdom relied on stealth, silence, and quick fights.

#### Names

From history books, it is claimed that the names of Char Kingdom citizens had to do with words of sorrow, pain, or anguish (i.e Grief), similar to Sakardanese citizens, but with darker tones.

## Territory

All of Char Valley was the only territory belonging to the Char Kingdom. Primedale's founder Ringo had been very particular about how much of his land he was willing to give up, as, technically, Char Valley fell within his domain.
Marlee

**Marlee,** born as **Lee** and also known as **Test Subject #1**, was an elderly female Primedalian human.

She was born and raised within the walls of Primedale Kingdom. When she was alive, she served as a Primedalain Head General, and was a close friend of Queen Tafini.

She was the mother of Cavrina, Clarson and Viniya, and the grandmother of Marsheena, Roylend and Frizwin.

After helping Clarson and Viniya escape from Primedale when they were still young adults, Marlee was taken in by the Primedalian forces and turned into the first Primedalian Test Subject.

In Book 3, Marsheena reveals that Marlee is deceased.

## Appearance

Not much is stated about Marlee's appearance other than the fact that she looked younger than she should have, and had dark brown eyes flecked with gold.
Bloodstalker

**Bloodstalker** is an adult male exotic pegasus first introduced in Book 2. As the pegasus mount of King Lucifer Cobra, Bloodstalker is known throughout Mystopia as a vicious and dangerous pegasus. He is also the only exotic pegasus permitted in the entire Sakardan Army's Pegasus Division.

## Appearance

Bloodstalker is the only exotic pegasus in the entire Sakardan Army's Pegasus Division, though his exotic markings are very minimal. He is a very compact and muscular stallion with a bright white coat and mane; he has four blood-red socks and a wide blaze.

*More information coming soon!*
Gemini Alexandrite

Crown Princess **Germanium "Gemini" Perlin Alexandrite,** always known as just **Gemini**, is an adult female Kyanitian human first introduced in Book 1: *From the Darkness*, in which she serves as a supporting character. She is the heir to the Kyanitian throne.

She is the eldest daughter of Queen Jade and King Topaz, and older sister of Peridot.

Her mount for most of the series is her Link, Petal.

## Appearance

She has a pale skin tone with a heavily-freckled face. Her silver hair is styled in a short, layered pixie-cut. Overall, Gemini has a striking resemblance to her mother, but has her father's silver eyes. Her Linked Heartstone is silver.

## Personality

Given her upbringing as Crown Princess, Gemini has many of the traits required for being a powerful ruler, including a calm personality, strategic mind, and empathetic heart. Her most prominent trait is her ability to formulate intricate, well-thought-out plans with high sucess rates, often played out by Emerald for her heists. Thus, she is hard to thwart and retaliates fast. As an astute person, Gemini is skilled at assessing potential enemies and allies as soon as she meets them (i.e Emerald, and later on, Alatrix)

She strongly disapproves of her mother and her greedy ways, vowing that once she is crowned queen, she will selflessly distrubute all her wealth to those in need. She is also very loyal, as proven when she risks her life to save Emerald many times.

When with Emerald, she takes on something similar to a motherly role, often with Sir Lazuli at her side. She is fiercly protective of them both, and is willing to do anything to prevent harm from approaching either of them.
Mustang Treble

**Mustang Treble** was a male half-Primedalian, half-Moongladian human who lived roughly 80 years before the events of Book 1: *From the Darkness**.* Uninterested in politics, he chose to become the second ever Head Commander of the Rebels, in the footsteps of his father, Dasheronix, leaving the leadership to his twin sister.

He was the only son of Snowbelle Treble and Dasheronix, and the twin of Harlona. Choosing to remain unmarried, he was the uncle to Clay, Kysine, and Meadow, and often felt like their father, especially after Harlona's death.
Lucifer Cobra

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King **Lucifer Cobra** is an adult male Sakardanese human first introduced in Book 2 in which he serves as one of the main antagonists. He is the sole ruler of the Sakardan Kingdom, and has been for almost three decades.

Lucifer is the eldest son of the late Queen Vengeance Cobra. His only living relatives are his brother, Commander Brazen Cobra, and his nephew, Bane Cobra. Through his late sister-in-law, Lynxen, Lucifer may also be considered a distant relative of Tafini Treble. In *Wings of Warriors*, it is revealed that he had a wife and an unborn child, both currently deceased.

## Relationships

He has three loyal animals, whom he is very fond of: Bloodstalker, his exotic pegasus, who he uses during the day; Winston, his dragon, who he uses mainly for war and battle; and Earthshaker, his mountain griffon, used on stealth missions and raids.

*More information coming soon!*
Amethyst Zirgar

**Amethyst Zirgar** is a young female Kyanitian human first introduced in Book 1: *From the Darkness*.

She was born in a small Kyanitian town, and raised in Pearl Coast Village. Currently, she resides on Cyclone Island with the rest of her family.

She is the third daughter of Master Zircon and Lady Garnet, the younger sister of Sapphire and Opal, and older sister of Copper and Emerald.

## Appearance

Amethyst has a fair skin tone. Her dark purple hair is styled in naturally loose curls that go just below her shoulders, and has highlights of many different shades of purple within. Her eyes are bright blue, a trait common to all the daughters of Master Zircon. Her unLinked Heartstone is a dull dark purple.
Mountain Griffons

**Mountain Griffons** make up one of the five different types of griffon that exist on the continent of Mystopia.

## Appearance

Griffons are powerful beasts that are part eagle and lion, about the size of a small pony (Note: mountain griffons tend to be a bit larger than most other griffons). They have the body, tail, and back legs of a lion, and the head and front legs of an eagle. Their featherd eagle head will always be white and talons will always be yellow. But their lion skin and eagle wings (which *can* be multicoloured) will all be a different color depending on the Griffon breed.

For mountain griffons, their lion skin is dark gray, and their wings come in any, solid dark colour, with navy blue, dark purple and black being the most common.

## Habitat

These griffons are found living high up in mountains, where most can’t breathe. The number of wild mountain griffons has reduced exponentially as a result of Sakardan capturing only this specific type of griffon for their army.

## Diet

Most griffons have a diet consisting of wild pegasi.

*More information coming soon!*

## Uses

Griffons are kept free in the Moonglade element, and are allowed to roam wherever they please. Only mountain griffons are used in Sakardan.

*More information coming soon!*
The Crossbreed Project

**The Crossbreed Project** is one of the main plot points of the Mystopia series. In its early, development stage, it was also dubbed the **Primedale-Moonglade deal**, by Alatrix. The Crossbreed Project had been created by Master Silverstriker, with key components provided by Goldilocks, bringing in the Moongladian aspect. The Project consisted of creating and raising Crossbreeds, to fortify the strength of Primedale.

The Project was briefly mentioned for the first time in Book 1: From the Darkness, but it had just been a rumour picked up by Alatrix's scouts. In Book 2, Alatrix received concrete information about the Project, and assembled his team for the Prime-Glade Mission.

Throughout Books 2-4, thwarting the Crossbreed Project becomes the Cyclone Rebels' main objective.
Vatikarr

**Vatikarr** is an adult female Nightmare first introuced in Book 2. She is one of the only named Nightmares to be introduced in the entire series.

She had been captured by Sakardan to be studied, and was kept in their secret animal prison. During the events of Book 2, she is freed by Amberstone and Bane, and reveals her name to them. Later on, Bane calls on her for help, and she unwillingly teleports them back to Cyclone island.
Ardor

**Ardor** was an adult Sakardanese male human first mentioned in Book 2.

When he was alive, he was the husband of Val Mamba, and with her he had Scythe Mamba.

**WARNING!** You have reached a section that contains major spoilers about **Ardor's Past**. The spoilers will be revealed if you click on *"expand"* down below. Please proceed at your own risk!

Ardor was murdered, for unknown reasons, on the same night as Bane Cobra's mother, Lynxen. As a result, both Val and Scythe believe that he hid his true identity and family background from them. They speculate that he may have been killed for being a Treble; if so, that made Scythe half-Treble herself, giving her the power to use the Treble Heirlooms. This is later proven to be false; Ardor was not a Treble.
Archer Copperhead

**Archer Copperhead** is a young male Sakardanese human first introduced in Book 2. He is the Co-General of the Sakardan Army’s Dragon Division, alongside his twin sister, Arrow.

After the mysterious dissapearance of their aunt, who served as the previous General of the Dragon Division, Archer and Arrow assumed the joint position of Generals.

## Appearance

Archer has a pale brown skin tone, with reddish-brown hair pulled back in a loose ponytail. His eyes are grey, a shade lighter than Arrow’s. He also has a smattering of scars on his arms and face.

In terms of height, Archer is a bit shorter than his twin sister, with a slight hunch.
Hizno

**Hizno** is an adult male Primedalian human first introduced in Book 3.

He was born and raised as a loyal citizen of the Primedale Kingdom, in Sector 47.

He is the father of Sheena and Roylend, who he had with with wife, Cavrina.

## Appearance

Hizno is described in the opening chapter of Book 3 as a medium-built, tall male with dark skin. His dark brown hair is very curly, just like his son's.

## Personality

Hizno is very loyal to his kingdom, even going as far as reporting his own daughter for expressing emotion, which leads to her temporary time in jail.

*More information coming soon!*
Grief

**WARNING: This page contains HEAVY SPOILERS for the entire series, with author notes for the storyline. Information presented here is subject to change as the series progresses. Please refrain from reading this page.**

**Grief** is a male human with distant Kyanitian roots, first mentioned in Book 3. He serves as the unseen antagonist of Arc One, and main antagonist of a potential Arc Two.

He is the only son of Scourge.
Garnet

Lady **Garnet** is an adult female Kyanitian human first introduced in Book 1: *From the Darkness*. She is an infamous criminal who stole exclusively from Queen Jade Alexandrite, from Years 709, until her capture in 724. She was thought to have been executed many years ago, until she is confirmed to be alive in the events of Book 1.

She is the wife of Zircon, and with him she had five daughters, Sapphire, Opal, Amethyst, Copper and Emerald.
Bullfrog Emberlin

**Bullfrog Emberlin**, mockingly called **Froggy**, was a male half-Moongladian, half-Primedalian human, the third ruler of the Cyclone Rebels. He ruled them briefly after the death of his father, almost seventy-five years before the events of Book 1: *From the Darkness*.

He was the eldest son of Ashwood and Amiyir, and older brother of Sod.

He was assassinated less than a year after his rise to power, by his biggest rival, Harlona Treble.
Pearl Coast Village

**Pearl Coast Village** is a tiny coastal community of Kyanitian citizens, located on Pearl Coast. The village is quite small, with a population of under 100. The village has an unnamed cheif, and several families.

## Description

Pearl Coast Village is nestled away from the rest of Kyanite. It is surrounded by the semi-circular Smile Mountain range on one side, and the ocean on the other.

## Villagers

Here is a list of all the named villagers who have been mentioned in the series, divided into families (if mentioned). These villagers currently live, or have previously lived, in Pearl Coast Village.

- Master Zircon

- Lady Garnet

- Sapphire Zirgar

- Opal Zirgar

- Amethyst Zirgar

- Copper Zirgar

- Emerald Zirgar

- Sir Citrine

- Lady Anatase

- Carnelian Citase

- Lady Humite

- Sir Dioptase

-Tourmaline

- Onyx
The Royal Dragon Family of Sakardan

The **Royal Dragon Family of Sakardan** is a very famous family of dragons all related to Winston, and have direct connections with Sakardan's King Lucifer Cobra. They are also known throughout the Lune Mountains as the disowned, 'traitor' members of Queen Peak's family.

## Family Members

#### Winston

Winston is easily the most famous member of the family, being the king's royal dragon for almost two dozen years. He is known to the dragons living in the Lune Mountains as a traitor, and most wild dragons fear him and his wrath.

#### Honey

Honey is the mate of Winston, and has been for many, many years. While she doesn't have a rider, Honey does participate in wars with her kingdom, and has earned her reputation as a very deadly dragon. The only human she'll ever obey is King Cobra.

#### Beast

Beast was the firstborn child of Winston and Honey, who died less than a year after her birth. The exact description of Beast has never be released, but Bane has stated that she was almost twice as deadly as Winston himself, and none of her siblings have ever come close to her level of dangerousness. By the King's thoughts, Beast was presumed to have been killed by a mercenary hired by a jealous warrior in the army. This presumption led to Winston's whole family moving to the Dragon Caves beneath the Sakardan Castle. Beast is buried in an unknown location.

#### Shard

Shard is the second child and first son of Winston and Honey.

#### Venom

Venom was the third child of Winston and Honey.

#### Wallace

Wallace is the fourth child of Winston and Honey

#### Inferno

Inferno is the fifth and final child of Winston and Honey. Inferno is the only dragon part of this family who did not grow up in Sakardan, for he was stolen before his hatching by his older sister Venom and raised as a Rebel spy.
Hurricane

**Hurricane** is a young male dragon first introduced in Book 1, a descendant of Dragon Mothers Senja and Aurora.

Hurricane grew up among humans on Cyclone Island, as a Cyclone Rebel scout. He was stationed at the Pearl Coast Village to serve as a messenger to and from Cyclone Island, and to find potential Rebel candidates in Pearl Coast Village. After meeting Emerald, however, he spends more time being her mount than scouting.

Hurricane's rider for most of the series is Emerald.

## Biography

#### Early Life

Hurricane was born and raised on Cyclone Island as the youngest son of two island-born dragons. Hurricane's earlier ancestors, according to the observations of Tundra in Book 2, were from the clan of Seagrass.

Prior to the events of Book 1, Hurricane's identity is revealed to Emerald, who was a non-Rebel at the time, when he gains a shoulder wound. After becoming Emerald's mount and journeying with her to Soule Prison and Unihornex Prison, Hurricane becomes a Wanted Enemy of the Kyanite Kingdom.
Gift of Healing

The **Gift of Healing,** known in its simpler form as just **Healing**, is one of the five Branches of Kyanitian Magic. It focuses on the physical body of humans, and how to heal what has been lost or hurt.

Those who graduate from this Branch at the Beginner or Intermediate Stage are given the title of Healers, while those who graduate at the Master Stage are given the title of Healing-Masters.

## Overview

The Gift of Healing is distantly related to Psyche Study and even Infrastructure.

The sole purpose of Healing, as the name suggests, is to heal. While Healers are not expected to bring back the dead, they have the civil duty to try, to the best of their ability, to save any being that is injured.

## Spells

### Mandatory Year

In the Mandatory Year, everyone is taught how to patch up the most minor of wounds, cuts, and bruises.

### Beginner Stage (Years Two, Three, Four)

At the Beginner Stage, students going into Healing learn varying levels of sleep spells, as well as how to feel for pulses and energy. They also learn Masking and other physical alterations. Other than wounds, they also deal with burns, drownings, and plant poisons.

### Intermediate Stage (Years Five, Six, Seven)

At the Intermediate Stage, students learn more about series and deep wounds, as well as how to work with limited supplies, and use their magic to conjure items or transform items into objects of use. They also learn how to speed up the healing for broken and fractured bones. They also learn how to detect and heal internal bleeding.

### Master Stage (Years Eight, Nine, Ten)

At the Master Stage, Healers work on being faster and more efficient. They dela with more deadly, long-term diseases, and how to slow the process down. They learn more about near-death injuries, and how to slow down body functions. They study and work on animal-induced injuries (i.e poison). Masters can also learn how to transfer more of their own energy and health into a body that is dying.

## Known Practitioners

The following lists Kyanitians who have used Tampering. This includes those who have used it very briefly, as well as those who continuously and frequently use Tampering.
Snowbelle Treble

**Snowbelle Treble** was a female Moongladian human, the founder of the Cyclone Rebels. She lived roughly 90 years before the events of Book 1: *From the Darkness**.*

She was married to Dasheronix, and with him she had two twins, Harlona and Mustang. Currently, the last direct descendants of Snowbelle are Poison-Ivy and Fauna.
Infrastructure

**Infrastructure,** also known as **Infrastructural magic**, is one of the five Branches of Kyanitian Magic. It focuses on altering the form of nearly any material that exsits, though at a small scale and slow speed. They can stretch, bend, mold, combine, and break both man-made creations (i.e cobblestone, glass, cloth) or naturally-forming materials (i.e dirt, wood, gemstones, clay).

While this power is similar to Elemental Defense, they *can not* conjure elements out of thin air, and can only manipulate *earthen solids,* the one thing that Elementalists can not produce.

Those who graduate from this Branch at the Beginner or Intermediate Stage are given the title of Infrastructural Builders, while those who graduate at the Master Stage are given the title of Infrastructural-Masters.

## Overview

Skills recommended for those in this Branch include being smart, cunning, strategic, thoughtful, and creative.

## Jobs

The main jobs given to Infrastructure Builders are as following:

### Architects + Builders

The largest category of jobs for Infrastructure graduates is to formulate the building plans for structures, (i.e houses, castles, villages, forms of transportation) and to actually build said structures using their powers.

### Dressmakers

Since they can also alter the composition of cloth, they can become skilled dressmakers.

### Heartstudders

Infrastructure Builders are the only ones who have the ability to add Heartstudds on their clients.

## Known Practitioners

The following lists Kyanitians who have used Infrastructural magic. This includes those who have used it very briefly, as well as those who continuously and frequently use Infrastructural magic.

* Gemini Alexandrite
* Topaz Alexandrite
* Cinnabar
The Dragon Mothers

The **Dragon Mothers,** also known as the **Mothers of Dragons**, were a group of six legendary female dragons who lived thousands of years ago on the continent of Mystopia. These six Mothers, **Estrella, Lune, Dusk, Senja, Aurora** and **Alba,** are the foremothers of all dragons currently living on Mystopia, and all dragons are descendants of at least two of these mothers.
Victory

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Captain **Victory** is a young female Sakardanese human first introduced in Book 1: *From the Darkness*, and could be the potential protagonist of book 5. She is a captain of our own squad, an elite spy, and a member of the Cyclone A-Team.

Victory's mount for most of the series is a dull pegasus mare named Mirage.

## **Appearance**

Victory is first described in Book 1: *From the Darkness,* by Emerald, who meets Victory when she is heavily injured. At that time, Victory had just returned from a mission.

Other protagonists in later books usually notice how Victory always has a slightly smug expression, and her smile more often looks like a smirk.

## **Personality**

Victory has a very smug, confident and slightly-superior personality. While she isn't straight-up mean to others, Victory can often be aggressive and rude. According to many of the Rebels, she has quite an attitude, but she is an elite warrior and spy.

Throughout the Rebels, Victory is known for her leadership skills, confidence in planning and fierce fighting skills. In battle, Victory is *somewhat* loyal to her comrades, but deep down, she knows that her mission comes first, no matter what.

The person she listens to the most is Alatrix, one of her childhood best friends.

## **Biography**

#### Early Life

Victory was born in the Sakardan Kingdom, in the heart of the kingdom itself, Sakardan Central. Her parents were elite warriors who served in the Sakardan Army for their whole lives. While neither of their names are ever revealed, it is found out through Victory in *From the Darkness* that her father was a respected soldier in the Dragon Division and her mother was in Pegasus Stables Gold, the highest rank a pegasus-rider could achieve.

#### Leaving Sakardan

Victory's parents apparently had 'big' plans for their daughter. They saw her as the warrior she is, even at the young age of seven. But Victory never got to grow up in Sakardan; her parents were both sent on a raid in the Kyanite Kingdom. Victory was brought along to be taught the ways of a Sakardan warrior.
Moldavite

**Moldavite**, also known as **Moldy**, is an adult Kyanitian male human, first introduced in Book 1: From the Darkness.

He is a former prison guard at Soule Prison, overseeing the prison cleaners with Feldspar and Charoite. In the events of Book 1, he escapes from Soule Prison with Emerald, and relocates to Cyclone Island.

As of Book 2, he is married to Charoite, who is expecting a child.
Dasheronix

**Dasheronix,** also known as just **Dasher,** was a male Primedalian human who lived roughly 90 years before the events of Book 1: *From the Darkness**.* After escaping from Primedale with his younger sister, Vyno, he helped create the Cyclone Rebels. While he was still alive, he served as Head Commander of the Rebels, and was succeded by his son, Mustang.

He was married to Snowbelle Treble, leader of the Rebels at the time, and with her he had two twins, Harlona and Mustang. Currently, the last direct descendants of Dasheronix are Poison-Ivy and Fauna.
Kyanite (character)

*Note: This article is for the unicorn Link of Amaria Treble. If you are looking for the kingdom named Kyanite, click here.*

**Kyanite** was a female unicorn, best known for being the first to Link with a human in Mystopian history.

Her mount for most of the series was Amaria Treble, founder of the Kyanite Kingdom.
Lapis Rhyale

Head-Master **Lapis Rhyale** is an adult male human first introduced in Book 1: *From the Darkness*. He is the current Head-Master of Unihornex University, and a trusted friend of Queen Jade Alexandrite.

He is the son of Rhyolite and Shale, the twin brother of Sir Lazuli, and the older brother of Lazulite.
Writer (title)

A Writer is a title used only in Sakardan, for Sakardanese humans who are able to write.
In Sakardan, reading is taught at a young age, but writing is reserved only for those who want to pursue it as a career.
Some Sakardanese citizens are able to write, but are not known as Writers (usually generals and royalty, for they need to be able to write)
Iced Griffons

**Iced Griffons** make up one of the five different types of griffon that exist on the continent of Mystopia.

## Appearance

Griffons are powerful beasts that are part eagle and lion, about the size of a small pony. They have the body, tail, and back legs of a lion, and the head and front legs of an eagle. Their featherd eagle head will always be white and talons will always be yellow. But their lion skin and eagle wings (which *can* be multicoloured) will all be a different color depending on the Griffon breed.

For iced griffons, their lion skin is on the thicker side, and in light blue. Their wings will most likely be in any combination of blue darker than their fur. Sometimes shades of purple or blue-green are also spotted among the blue feathers of an iced griffon.

## Habitat

Iced Griffons live in snowy areas, and occasionally on small mountains.

## Diet

Most griffons have a diet consisting of wild pegasi.

*More information coming soon!*

## Uses

Griffons are kept free in the Moonglade element, and are allowed to roam wherever they please. Only mountain griffons are used in Sakardan.

*More information coming soon!*
Tundra

**Tundra** is a young-adult male dragon, with 80% Mother Lune blood and 20% Mother Senja blood. He was first introduced in the epilogue of *Legends of Mystopia: The Royal Twins of the Lune Mountains.*

He was born in the Lune Mountains. In Book 2, Prince Bane Cobra found him locked in Sakardan's secret animal prison and helped him escape.

He is the grandson of Queen Peak and King Alpine, and the only living son of Prince Frost-Paw and Drown. His uncle and aunt were Cold-Claw and Sunscraper, making Winston his cousin. He is the heir of the Lune Mountain Range.

## Tundra

### Relatives

Drown (mother)
 Frost-Paw (father)
 Queen Peak (grandmother)
 King Alpine (grandfather)
 Winston (cousin)
 Cold-Claw (deceased uncle)
 Sunscraper (deceased aunt)

## Physical description

### Species

Dragon
 90% Mother Lune 10% Mother Senja

## **Personality**

When it comes to his enemies, Tundra is a **fierce** and **skilled** warrior despite his fairly young age, as seen during his escape from Sakardan in Book 2. To his comrades, Tundra is **loyal** and **protective**, always willing to use himself as a shield. Tundra is **understanding** when it comes to his friends, but **very, very unsympathetic with his enemies**, and lives by the rule that those who do wrong deserve no mercy.

When he isn't fighting, Tundra is a **thoughtful** and **calm** dragon, rarely letting his temper get to his head. He often gets **defensive** when asked about his family history, considering his traitor uncle and deceased siblings. Tundra **isn't proud or boastful,** which is one of the first things Bane notices once he is able to understand the dragon.

As shown in Book 2, Tundra is a **natural-born leader**, like his fierce grandmother, Queen Peak. When making plans for the escape from Sakardan, Tundra automatically took the lead, directing the other prisoners.

## **Biography**

### Pre-Series:

##### The Royal Twins of the Lune Mountains

In The Royal Twins of the Lune Mountains,
Feldspar

**Feldspar** is a young male Kyanitian human first introduced in Book 1: From the Darkness. He is a former prison guard at Soule Prison, where he had to oversee the prison cleaners with Moldavite and Charoite.

In the events of Book 1, he escapes from Soule Prison with Emerald, and relocates to Cyclone Island.

## Appearance

Feldspar is described as having a brown skin tone and a lanky frame. He has fluffy, pinkish-brown hair with highlights of white. His eyes are a sparkling dark grey.

## Biography

##### Early Life

Feldspar grew up in Unihornex City, raised to be the future head of the family business, selling unicorn racing supplies, run by his wealthy, established father. However, Feldspar had conflicting dreams, wanting to pursue unicorn racing instead.

##### Year 732

Three years before the events of Book 1, thirteen-year-old Feldspar runs away from home, but is ultimately caught by his father's goons. He was sent by his father to work at Soule Prison, ‘not for punishment, but for healing.'

##### Year 733

Both Frizwin and Javelin escape from the prison during this year, before Feldspar has a chance to give Frizwin the letter his mother wrote for him

##### Year 735

Emerald arrives at Soule Prison

*More information coming soon!*
The Great Griffon War

The Great Griffon War was the largest griffon war in Mystopia history, lasting twenty-three years. Initially between Queen Scorch's flame griffons and King Catacomb, the war was fought over Burn Volcano, the homeland of the flame griffons, but the birthplace of the iced griffon.

The war was initially between the flame and iced griffons only, but eventually it included the woodland and mountain griffons too, after the war destroyed dozens of their tribes and they were forced to fight. The pearl griffon population decreased substantially as a result of this war.
Cora

Head General **Cora**, also known as **Coral** to the Cyclone Rebels, is an adult female Primedalian human first introduced in Book 2.

Prior to the start of the series, she had close ties to the Cyclone Rebels and their leader, Poison-Ivy Treble, even leading her to attempt an escape; she was forced to sneak back into Primedale when her son fell sick.

She is the mother of Kivello, who she had with an unnamed man.