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Cikan Kazinski

Zorian's mother is Cikan Kazinski. She is a strict and exacting woman who is highly preoccupied with her family's honor and social status. She told Kirielle that she has a strong belief in old-fashioned gender roles and that is why she wants to prevent Kirielle from studying magic. In reality, she is emotionally scarred from her experience of being the daughter of a witch, specifically the social ostracization that results from being associated and the daughter of a witch. She hopes that by marrying Kirielle off early and preventing her from learning magic she will be spared the same childhood experiences, however, Cikan does this with the assumption that Kirielle's personal goals will be the same as her own. She seems blind to the fact that she is in effect treating her daughter the same way that she herself was treated as a child by her own mother, i.e. trying to force her daughter to accept a life that she does not want and is perhaps unsuited for.

She treats her children so strictly that she might be considered mentally abusive. Nonetheless, she provides financial support to her family. She is close-minded and obsessed with the status of her family. She fakes religious devotion to maintain status in her community. Both Zorian and Kirielle dislike her greatly as a person and appear to hold very little filial affection for her.

She begins each restart by criticizing something about Zorian. She also asks him to take Kirielle with him to the academy while she travels to Koth. It is later revealed that this behaviour in each restart is a conscious manipulation on her part as she tries to maneuver Zorian into doing as she wishes by angering him.

Her relationship with Zorian is so bad that it takes him six years of restarts to have a cursory conversation that deviates significantly in any way from the first restart. Zorian only initiates this change because he needs information about Daimen. Despite this interaction and a later one Zorian's feelings towards her are still as lukewarm as when he started the time loop eight years ago. While he seems to understand her better, in terms of her feelings and motivation, this has in no way lessened the disdain he holds for her.

At the beginning of the restarts she is about to depart for Koth with her husband to visit Daimen. She is displeased that Daimen is planning to marry a woman so far away and thus will be unable to run the family business or grant the family more local influence. Her trip to Koth is an attempt to dissuade Daimen from going through with the marriage.

## References

1. ↑ chapter 72
2. ↑ chapter 20
3. ↑ chapter 13
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 chapter 66
5. ↑ chapter 71
Kyron

Ex-battlemage, teacher of combat magic at Cyoria's Royal Academy of Magical Arts. Teaches magic missile to Zorian's class (and, during the looping month, nothing else). After some restarts, Zorian approaches him for more instruction, and Kyron loans him a rod of magic missiles and a booklet, presumably treating advanced versions of magic missile. A few restarts after, Zorian asks Kyron about "countering mind magic" and Kyron offers him "resistance training" (using mind magic spells on the trainee so that he can learn to resist them reflexively), which Zorian accepts.

He knows the "severing whip" spell, and an unnamed spell compacting gas in the vicinity into a ball in caster's hand, Zorian later uses both the whip and gas-compacting spells.

In one restart, Zorian was helping to defend the academy during the Invasion of Cyoria by using mind magic on monsters. After the battle, Kyron confronted him about it. Zorian chose not to deny that, since less than a minute remained before the restart ended.

He was made a temporary looper and killed by a beast formed from a piece of Panaxeth's body after Zorian and co. managed to create the exit from the time loop.

## References

1. ↑ chapter 2
2. ↑ chapter 7
3. ↑ chapter 13
4. ↑ chapter 9
5. ↑ chapter 79
6. ↑ chapter 44
7. ↑ chapter 40
8. ↑ chapter 85
9. ↑ chapter 91
Alteration

Spells that restructure existing matter into other configurations. Terrain shaping spells, effects that let the caster warp materials into different shapes and fabrication magic all fall under this discipline. Changes are permanent and cannot be dispelled. Alteration can only shuffle atoms and molecules around, it cannot transmute them into different elements. The ability of the mage to use this type of magic is severely limited by the user’s knowledge of chemistry and material science (and engineering/architecture if sufficiently complex projects are attempted) so advanced transformations remain out of reach for most mages.

Alteration magic is similar to divination, in that it requires an uncommon degree of focus if one plans to specialize in it. This is due to the great deal of scientific and engineering knowledge that one must possess to use the ability effectively. As such, alteration specialists tend to be narrowly specialized in the field and eschew spreading themselves thin by studying other fields of magic in parallel to their primary one.

## Types of Alteration

* make the earth beneath an enemy's feet open up to swallow them.(ch.4)
* 'create mud people': Earthen constructs, that moved. They are resilient and reform each time they are messed up.(ch.8)

## References

1. ↑ Disciplines of Magic (Worldbuilding Post)
Mother of Learning

Mother of Learning is a fictional story written by Domagoj Kurmaic, a Croatian author. It has three arcs, and many events within it were planned in advance. It is currently hosted on FictionPress and RoyalRoad and is funded by the author's love and Patreon. The author has released the first arc as a novel on Amazon.

It was inspired by D&D magic, Planescape as a setting, Naruto and Harry Potter, especially fanfiction, the Avernum/Exile series and its talking spiders and dungeon, roguelikes such as NetHack, Angband, Stone Soup, and Dwarf Fortress. Fullmetal Alchemist manga and the Urbis D&D setting inspired the technological era, and deviant art images and worldbuilding along with alternatehistory.com inspired a lot of the world building.

1. ↑ https://www.fictionpress.com/s/2961893/1/Mother-of-Learning
2. ↑ https://www.patreon.com/nobody103?ty=c
3. ↑ https://www.patreon.com/posts/chapter-40-3193398
Abnazia

The Kingdom of Abnazia is a nation in the west of Altazia, and one of the two splinter states aiming to compete with the Big Three —Eldemar, Sulamnon and Falkrinea— along with Tetra.

Abnazia does not have any particular strength, but also no obvious weakness either. They are somewhat like Eldemar in this regard, but with better diplomacy. Abnazia wishes to expand westward, towards the frontier states located beyond the Winter Mountains. These lands are poorly developed and sparsely populated, having been colonized only recently, but any country that could unite all this land under its rule would have quite a bit of power on its fingertips. Quantity has a quality all of its own, after all. In any case, although Abnazia claims these lands rightfully belong to them (a lot of the colonists came from Abnazia originally, due to its closeness and strategic position), nobody else is willing to tolerate naked aggression on their part. Thus, they are quietly building up their forces and laying down the groundwork for the eventual occupation by subverting various interest groups in the targeted frontier states. The current consensus is that Abnazia is being too ambitious, trying to swallow more than they can chew, but if their plan succeeds and they stabilize the vast western frontier under their rule, they could potentially become a genuine contender for leadership of the continent.

## References

1. ↑ Tetra & Abnazia (worldbuilding post)
Silverlake

Silverlake is a witch who dwells in the wilderness. Powerful. Spry, pitch-black hair, brown dress. Potions expert. Not tactful, not easily offended. Wants eggs of a grey hunter in return for her aid. She is also good at dimensionalism (uses a pocket dimension to conceal her home and expands her pockets).

She wants the eggs of a grey hunter and the corpse of a giant brown salamander to create a potion of eternal youth to complement her longevity.

She uses modern alchemy to complement her potion making.

In the restart where Zorian first meets Silverlake, Zorian finds a suitable salamander, and Silverlake eventually sends him to get grey hunter eggs, without telling him why.

In a much later restart, she teaches Zorian and Zach pocket dimension creation and brews a soul perception potion for Zorian, in exchange for corpses of a giant brown salamander and a grey hunter, Zorian's version of the dimensional gate spell and permission to study the imperial orb. In the subsequent restart, she makes a guess that the time loop is inside a primordial. Receives a temporary marker (allowing to keep memories for six restarts) and helps Zach and Zorian to devise a way to exit the time loop until making a death pact with Panaxeth and exiting the time loop. She is the only temporary looper created by Zach and Zorian who exited the loop. The time loop copy participates in battle in the invaders' side. It is implied in the story that she was indeed eaten by a grey hunter brought by Zorian with the help of the original Silverlake (old one, not the copy from the time loop which is in a young body).

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 chapter 28
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 chapter 74
3. ↑ chapter 76
4. ↑ chapter 75
5. ↑ chapter 77
6. ↑ chapter 86
7. ↑ chapter 89
8. ↑ chapter 106
9. ↑ chapter 103
Conjuration

Spells that create ectoplasmic constructs for some purpose. Spells that launch force projectiles, force fields, creation of tangible illusions, instant walls and floating discs are all examples of conjuration. How durable and realistic-looking the ectoplasmic constructs look depends on the skill of the caster. Conjured items and creatures aren’t real and will evaporate into nothing upon destruction, dissolving into a smoke-like form before gradually fading away. Severed parts will likewise evaporate once separated from the core of the conjuration. No one is quite sure what ectoplasm is, and its exact properties are being studied to this very day.

Conjuration is heavily used in combat magic, mostly due to its ability to easily shield against many forms of magic. As a general rule, an ectoplasmic barrier will stop every spell that would be stopped by a brick wall… which is most of them. Force projectiles will also affect targets like a real projectile would have, which is useful when the target is immune to more exotic forms of damage but can still be put down by a brick to the face. Real or ectoplasmic.

That said, conjuration has its peaceful uses. Historically, it has been often used during trickier constructions, allowing people to transport and handle massive stone blocks and other unwieldy things, and even today this is often the case. Fancy cranes are expensive; a conjured hand only costs mana.

## Conjuration Spells

* aegis: a protective shield that surrounds a person.(ch.4)
* Shield
* Floating Disc: a ghostly horizontal circle made for supporting weight, that dutifully follows the caster.(ch.11)

## References

1. ↑ Disciplines of Magic (Worldbuilding Post)
Violeteye

**Violeteye**, or **Violet-Eyed Disaster**, is a name lizardmen of Blantyrre use to refer to a particular dragon mage terrorizing them. She has the imperial staff, and used it when pursued by Daimen and co. Ultimately, she was fought by a group consisting of Zach, Zorian, Alanic, Xvim and Daimen, in the last restart when Zorian was still there, and the staff taken from her. (It was not stated if Violeteye was killed.)

## References

1. ↑ chapter 88
2. ↑ chapter 89
Tetra

The Kingdom of Tetra is a trading nation in the southwest of Altazia, and one of the two splinter states aiming to compete with the Big Three —Eldemar, Sulamnon and Falkrinea— along with Abnazia.

Tetra is heavily involved in the trade with Miasina and Hsan. They have a very large and capable navy, but their military is of dubious strength. It looks good on paper, but it is a product of recent militarization, making it somewhat disorganized and untested in the actual field of battle. They have an extremely firm grasp on the trade routes going through the Shivan Archipelago and the Xlotic coast, having achieved virtual monopoly in certain markets, and they are constantly pushing for more. There is considerable conflict between the crown faction, which wants the kingdom to keep pursuing its current path of vying for supremacy in Altazia, and the merchant faction, which is pushing towards a less belligerent stance that would see the state focus exclusively trade concerns and avoid entangling themselves in Altazian politics. Their main rival is Falkrinea, which is similarly trade focused and also possesses a powerful fleet.

## References

1. ↑ Tetra & Abnazia (worldbuilding post)
Anthony Wallender

**Anthony Wallender** is a character in *Magical Girls*. He was Tatum Act's boyfriend until he discovered she cheated on him. He is very good friends with the Magical Girls and is currently in a relationship with Keira. He moved away to college at the end of Season One.

## Background

### Season One

Anthony first appeared when Keira was telling Natalie that she liked him, unaware that he was actually Tatum's boyfriend. The two showed to be close, despite him being so kind and Tatum being so... not.

After Tatum called Keira and Natalie's crystals tacky and lame, he made a point to tell Keira he disagreed and actually thought they were cool.

After a few fights with Tatum, Keira grew tired of Tatum using Anthony and broke the news to him that Tatum had been cheating on him. He remained calm but was deeply heart broken, leaving to be by himself. Shortly after this he officially broke it off with Tatum.

He's a very kind and caring guy, friend to most of the students at school. He had been in a relationship with Tatum since the 8th grade causing him to be the only one to look past her harsh exterior and see her for what she once was. Since he learned of Tatum's cheating he's become more quiet and isolated, obviously deeply saddened and hurt.

Tatum eventually approached him wanting to talk, saying she didn't understand why he broke it off with her and that she'd only ever been loving to him. He told her he knew of her cheating and he was done with her.

He helped the girls decorate for Stella's birthday and helped to cover the surprise party as well.

He's become very close with Keira after breaking up with Tatum, developing romantic feelings for her. When the pair were attacked by the monster Baghead, he attempted to protect Keira and was even hurt by one of the monster's attacks. Eventually he pretended to throw Keira's crystal in the lake to distract the monster so they could escape, but he later assured Keira he would never hurt her by losing something so important to her. The pair kissed, confirming their feelings for each other.

Later when they came across Morgan, Kat, and Stella, who had just been attacked by Rajani, Keira was forced to transform to protect them. Anthony was distressed by Keira's powers and fled, not sure how to respond to them. Keira later apologized for having to transform in front of him and promised to leave him alone, Anthony told her not to and that he still liked her, he had just been shocked and didn't know how to respond. The pair made up and soon began a relationship.

He and Keira hit a rocky patch in their relationship when he brought up the topic of sex. While he was eager, Keira wanted to wait. They had a minor fight over the subject.

In Act 24, he learned that Tatum had lied about cheating on him. She revealed that she was actually raped over summer vacation and had lied about the attack to make herself feel better.

Ty has stated that Anthony is "the best guy he's ever known" and speaks very highly of him.
Trogmar

Briam's fire drake familiar. He seems to dislike Zorian and often hisses at him. For some reason, however, Trogmar never actually attacks Zorian. It doesn't like people in general very much, but initially tolerates Zorian more then others. By the end of the time loop, though, the drake familiar feels, as far as Zorian is able to read its mind, that Zorian is dangerous, for no reason Zorian can understand.
Act 23

**Act 23** is the twenty-third episode of the *Magical Girls* roleplay series. It premiered July 21, 2016.

## Summary

Keira and Anthony have relationship troubles, elsewhere the girls have day at the beach! Everyone has fun and relaxes until Rowan's latest experiment backfires and unleashes the Titans.

## Plot

Keira and Anthony lay together on her bed making out. When the topic of sex came up, Keira told Anthony she wasn't ready and rejected him because she couldn't even actually use the word. After he left, she called Natalie and worried that her rejection would send him back to Tatum, Natalie reassured her that Anthony would never do that.

In the Walsh house, Kennedy approached Rowan and tried to get her to stop working and join the girls for their beach day. Rowan was reluctant so Kennedy unplugged her from her computer and dragged her along, Rowan managed to sneak her tablet along however.

At the beach, the girls played and had a good time. Morgan avoided Kennedy and retreated out of the water after bumping into her, Stella had noticed both girl's odd behavior and talked with Morgan about it. She had guessed based off Morgan's behavior that something had happened between the two girls and told Morgan not to be afraid of any feelings she might have. When Morgan insisted she wasn't interested because she wasn't a lesbian, Stella told her to label it however she wanted but that she shouldn't be afraid to try because she might miss out on something really good. Morgan agreed to at least think about it.

Kennedy discovered that Rowan had snuck off the continue working. Even after explaining that she was working on a plan to seal away Hecate and her generals, Kennedy was still angry and sat the tablet to the side before shoving Rowan into the water, finally distracting her long enough to get her to stop working. While the tablet sat, it began to dangerously overcharge Rowan's crystal and summoned the Darkness Titan. The Titan destroyed Rowan's crystal, unleashing the 6 other Titans and severely injuring Kennedy.

While Rowan and Aasim helped get Kennedy to safety, the other girls transformed and began to fight a losing battle againt the Titans. They were defeated by the monsters and untransformed with only Keira being able to destroy the Wind Titan before being taken out by Light and Dark.

Rajani appeared and called the Titans to the crypt, disappearing with the remaining six after taunting the defeated Guardians. Once in the crypt, the Titans (plus the remaining energy from the destroyed Wind Titan) was used to fully revive Hecate. She blasted the final seal away and began to leave the crypt, planning to destroy the girls.

## Cast

* Melanie Putzo as Keira Hartily
* Annie Juran as Natalie Swift
* Jynkx as Morgan Carrera
* Lulu Malik as Stella Martin
* Quinn Anton as Kat Burton
* Geri Larnia as Kennedy Walsh
* Amber Putzo as Rowan Walsh
* Rp Tool as Aasim
* Zvory as Avvar / Hecate
* Demonika1 as Rajani
* DamianMarx as Oculos
* Squeakersthe2nd as Serpens
* Abraelon as Anthony Wallender
* Rp Tool as Titans
Raynie

by Daniel Govar

Classmate of Zorian Kazinski. Described by Zach as a "red-headed goddess". Attractive, good at classes, polite and reserved about her history. Only Kiana knows her history - she is the daughter of the leader of a wolf shifter tribe. This is foreshadowed in chapter 9, where she detects a winter wolf pack before everyone else.

She helped Zorian out by answering some questions in two restarts. Usually in those restarts the class automatically assumes they're dating simply because she didn't refuse to go out to meet.

In one of the later restarts she begins to suspect that he already knows what he came to ask her and she gets a little suspicious. Zorian replied that he knew and was testing if she's lying, and that she also tested him by coming to the combat practice sessions that Zorian led with his fellow classmates Naim and Estin Grier. In return, she tells Zorian how to sense the parts of one's soul (the marker, in Zorian's case).

After the time loop ends, Raynie's younger brother gets kidnapped. Zorian gets the idea of using blood magic to divine his location and sets up a very expensive and advanced ritual room for that, containing dimensional gates to every location where shifter children are likely to be (in Zorian's opinion). Raynie correctly plays her part in the ritual, and it succeeds. Haslush Ikzeteri and Rea Sashal were awed by Zorian's supposed "connections" which (as they thought) set up the ritual. Cat and pigeon shifters attack the cultists guarding the shifter children to be sacrificed, and rescue the children, for which Raynie thanks Zorian.

## References

1. ↑ chapter 2
2. ↑ chapter 25
3. ↑ stated by Vani in chapter 29, confirmed by Raynie in chapter 41
4. ↑ chapter 42
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 chapter 44
6. ↑ chapter 43
7. ↑ chapter 45
8. ↑ chapter 99
9. ↑ chapter 100
10. ↑ chapter 103
11. ↑ chapter 107
Official art of Raynie by Daniel Govar from the Arc 1 kickstarterOfficial art of Raynie by Daniel Govar from the Arc 1 kickstarter
Torun

Torun is a minor character in Mother of Learning, described as "burly bearded man". He is a member of Daimen's tracking team scouting the area by looking through flying eyes, which "looked like they had been extracted from corpses of various magical beings famous for their visual powers and then preserved in some fashion". Zorian's simulacrum negotiated a magic exchange with him in one restart, hoping that "techniques Torun used to control and make use of his eyes could potentially be used to improve coordination between Zorian and his golems, or even Zorian and his simulacrums".

He was made a temporary looper by Zach and Zorian, and while being one, participated in tracking down the imperial staff and referred to money Zorian paid him and others as "fake time loop money". Like all other temporary loopers except Silverlake, he never escaped the time loop.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 chapter 70
2. ↑ chapter 72
3. ↑ chapter 85
4. ↑ chapter 88
5. ↑ chapter 92
Iron beak

**Iron beaks** are corvids (crow-like birds) that are used in the invasion of Cyoria and to guard Sudomir's Iasku Mansion. They have "knife-like" iron feathers (described as "pitch black feathers had small red decorations and an almost metallic sheen to them"), which they can throw at enemies with high accuracy, lack magical senses (but can see in the dark), and are moderately intelligent. Sudomir controlled them by abducting their young, holding them hostage, and using their leadership to convince the others to aid him.

## Trivia

* In one place in the text, they are called *razor beaks*.
* Stymphalian birds from Greek mythology also could use their feathers as projectile weapons, and had bronze beaks. Stymphalian birds were one of the sources for iron beaks; the name "iron beak" comes from wikipedia:Total Annihilation: Kingdoms computer game.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 chapter 43
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 chapter 34
3. ↑ chapter 4
4. ↑ chapter 101
5. ↑ chapter 21
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 chapter 52
7. ↑ chapter 40
8. ↑ Comment on author's worldbuilding blog
Act 25

**Act 25** is the twenty-fifth episode of the *Magical Girls* roleplay series. It premiered August 10, 2016.

## Summary

After being pulled into the vortex, the girls attempt to find a way to escape and save the world. Natalie and Stella's perspectives are seen.

## Plot

Keira awakens and finds herself trapped and isolated in a strange dimension.

Natalie awakens and searches the area for her friends. She hears a shout nearby and investigates, discovering Leon. Natalie and Leon hug each other, with the former saying she's glad he's alive and that his mother will be so happy to see him. The pair leave together, searching for the other girls. Serpens appears and begins to chase them, eventually killing Leon (who was actually an illusion all along.) Serpens summons the Thunder Titan to fight Natalie and after a tough battle, she is victorious. She turns her sights on Serpens who tries to talk her down but the pair soon fight, Natalie gains the upper hand and slices the general's head in half, defeating him once and for all. As his body evaporated, a portal opened and Natalie stepped inside.

Hecate watched the fight unfold, then moving onto Stella.

Elsewhere in the dimension, Stella wondered around searching for her friends. She first came across Morgan, then Natalie, Keira and Rowan, and finally Kat and Kennedy. The girls quickly made a plan to search for Aasim. Rowan wondered if he could be hiding in the nearby trees and made her way over to one before it grabbed her by the neck and killed her before transforming into a monster. While trying to escape, the monster was able to kill Morgan, Kat, and Kennedy before Rajani appeared and killed Keira and Natalie. Rajani revealed that her friends were merely illusions and laughed at her before summoning the Fire Titan to fight Stella. She fought back against the Titan, outsmarting it and turning it's own flames against it before killing it. Rajani retreated and Stella entered a portal similar to the one Natalie had entered.

## Cast

* Melanie Putzo as Keira Hartily
* Annie Juran as Natalie Swift
* Jynkx as Morgan Carrera
* Lulu Malik as Stella Martin
* Quinn Anton as Kat Burton
* Geri Larnia as Kennedy Walsh
* Amber Putzo as Rowan Walsh
* Zvory as Hecate
* Demonika1 as Rajani
* Squeakersthe2nd as Serpens / Leon
Estin Grier

**Estin Grier** is a classmate of Zorian. He is an immigrant from Ulquaan Ibasa, the island where necromancers retreated after Necromancer's War.

He has a bloodline ability to manipulate earth which he uses to summon up earth orbs which can block magical attacks cheaply.

## In the story

He fights monsters from the Dungeon after the aranea removal. In the restart when Zorian approaches Edwin for joint golem work, Estin approaches them suggesting they spar (which Zorian agrees to, and Edwin doesn't). The sparring group at first includes also Naim, who agrees to practice hand-to-hand combat with Estin (and Zorian declines). Later, Briam, Kopriva Reid and Raynie also join the group.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 chapter 20
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 chapter 43
3. ↑ chapter 38

 Third year students
Sauh Sashal

Nochka's father. "A tall, jovial, bearded, muscular fellow". He loves to laugh and talk and is completely unlike his wife, yet still terrifying in his own way. "Zorian was half-convinced that the workshop Sauh insisted on showing him, the one full of hammers and other heavy, dangerous-looking tools, was the man's way of threatening him bodily harm should he hurt his daughter in any way".
Kael Tverinov

by pocketsleuth

**Kael Tverinov** is a morlock with a feminine voice, bone white hair and intense blue eyes. He is an alchemy expert, who also dabbled in soul magic and possessed soul sight. He has a daughter named Kana; his wife Namira and mother-in-law Fria both died during the Weeping which inspired him to become the greatest healer in the world so such an event would never occur again.

## Appearances in the story

In the restart where Zorian first brought Kiri with him, they rented a room in Imaya Kuroshka's house, and so did Kael and Kana. Kirielle became friendly with Kana, which eventually led to Kael becoming friendly with Zorian. Zorian told Taiven in front of Kael about a hypothetical time loop, but Kael correctly concluded that Zorian was serious. Zorian then told Kael everything he knew at the moment about the time loop. Kael then tentatively identified the spell the lich cast on him and Zach, based on the chant Zorian remembered, as soul meld.

Zorian helped Kael by memorizing the results of his experiments and providing him with large amount of alchemical materials. Kael often helps Zorian with his problems, for example, he gave him a list of people who could help him protect himself from soul magic, and during one restart even enchanted a coin which was capable of separating Quatach-Ichl's soul from his body when it entered physical contact with him.

Before the time loop, Kael used to collect plant ingredients (for alchemy) himself. During the loop, he went to the Great Northern Forest for that at least twice: once with just Zorian and once with other temporary loopers.

After Zorian confirmed that Red Robe left the time loop, Kael was able to scale up his experiments, hiring other alchemists. In one restart, a crowd gathered near Imaya's house, "ranging from simple curious neighbors that had gathered to see what was happening to groups of healers, mages, various guild recruiters and newspaper reporters", because Kael's work was, in his words, "impressive enough to cause a stir". Silverlake later criticised Kael for "missing opportunities" given by the time loop such as unrestricted experiments on humans.

He was made a temporary looper, but killed by the Guardian of the Threshold just after the exit from the time loop was opened.

## Trivia

* Kael was actually the main character of a story idea that Domagoj ended up scrapping, but then he decided to retool Kael into a supporting character for MoL.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 chapter 11
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 chapter 3
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 chapter 16
4. ↑ chapter 50
5. ↑ chapter 28
6. ↑ chapter 14
7. ↑ chapter 26
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 chapter 49
9. ↑ chapter 89
10. ↑ chapter 56
11. ↑ chapter 73
12. ↑ chapter 83
13. ↑ chapter 85
14. ↑ chapter 91
15. ↑ Reddit comment by nobody103

## Gallery

by ninoozuraOfficial art of Kael by Daniel Govar from the Arc 1 kickstarterby pocketsleuth
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Haslush Ikzeteri

by pocketsleuth

Haslush Ikzeteri is a detective in Cyoria's police department that teaches Zorian divination. He is middle aged, wears cheap clothes, unshaven, but has a confident stance. He says "I actively cultivate a somewhat unflattering façade. It helps people relax around me". He is a drinking buddy of Ilsa Zileti. He knows an alteration spell for converting alcohol into sugar (and teaches it to Zorian).

He is put in charge of investigating the rumor Zorian started about the "mentalist spiders" (aranea). He didn't want to do that, which leads to him become Zorian's divination tutor instead, at the request of Ilsa Zileti.
Zorian tells him about the invasion of Cyoria in one restart but nothing seems to come of it.

In a later restart, Haslush investigates the kidnapping of Nochka Sashal and questions Zorian about it. Zorian reads the policemen's minds and concludes (not quite correctly) that Sashal family is a family of cat shifters.

After the time loop ends, Zorian sends a disguised simulacrum to give Haslush collected information on the invaders and their agents, and "information to be distributed to various people" if Zorian dies.

Haslush later refers Raynie to Rea Sashal for help in the search for Raynie's kidnapped brother. Rea, in turn, refers Raynie to Zorian . Zorian sets up a ritual room for a divination spell meant to find Raynie's brother. Upon seeing it, Haslush seems horrified and comments that "more money went into this room than my entire police department gets in a year" and "the extravagance is mind-boggling"..

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 chapter 16
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 chapter 15
3. ↑ chapter 62
4. ↑ chapter 40
5. ↑ chapter 98
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 chapter 100
7. ↑ chapter 99
Haslush Ikzeteri AI
Namira Tverinov

Kana Tverinov (daughter)

Kael's deceased wife. He met her in the woods, she took him home to meet her mother. Later on Fria, her mother, offered to teach Kael (because she wanted to pass her knowledge on and Namira wasn't very good at being a witch) if he married Namira. Kael agreed, later noting to Zorian he would agree to marry Namira even without teaching. Namira and Kael had a daughter named Kana. Later on Namira and Fria died of the Weeping, leaving Kael and their daughter behind.
Red Robe

Artist: lonsheep

A man in a blood red robe (from the Esoteric Order of the Celestial Dragon) with darkness covering every inch of his face that should be visible. He is initially referred to as the third time traveler. His real identity is Jornak Dokochin. He has a loose allegiance with the invaders and Quatach-Ichl, the lich. He was feeding information to the invaders before the removal of aranea, but stopped doing so after. Zorian assumed that was because because any further knowledge gained would be useless, as the aranea would still be present outside of the loop.

He is one of the causes for Zach's amnesia and probably the most knowledgeable person when it comes to the workings of the loop, being believed to have learned Zach's secrets before selectively wiping Zach's memory and tying himself into the loop.

He knows the spells aegis, simulacrum, the gate spell, and unstructured mind magic.

## Appearances in the story

### Attack on Zach

After the aranea in Cyoria disrupt the invasion particularly badly in one restart (and possibly hint at their existence, though this is not shown), Red Robe shows up at Zach's house during the invasion together with Quatach-Ichl and a vampire, and, after Quatach-Ichl subdues Zach, reads Zach's memories.

### Aranea removal

Having learned that Zach believes in aranea time travelers, Red Robe teleports away. Zorian uses a telepathic relay to watch from the Spear of Resolve's point of view. Zorian seen many aranea killed, and eventually the connection is severed, indicating that Spear of Resolve has been killed. In the next restart, when Zorian gets to the aranea settlement as soon as practical, he finds all female (sapient) aranea dead.

### Attack on Zorian

Red Robe teleports in soon after that and boasts that the aranea are dead "permanently". He then captures Zorian and attempts to interrogate him, but Zorian counter-attacks mentally and manages to jump into a shaft and blow himself up.

### Others

Zach and Zorian find that he has escaped the loop via the Sovereign Gate.

Outside the time loop, Red Robe successfully pressures Zach, Zorian, Xvim and Alanic to agree to a truce by threatening to have dragons attack Eldemar as well as to detonate Sudomir-designed wraith bombs in Sulamnon and elsewhere.

He is dead after the summer festival, since he is implied in chapters 89 and 90 to have made a death pact with Panaxeth (confirmed in chapter 106) whose terms he failed to fulfill.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 chapter 96
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 chapter 26
3. ↑ chapter 54
4. ↑ chapter 97
5. ↑ chapter 106
Red Robe AI
Archmage

Archmage is an unofficial title reserved for mages who rival most specialist mages in multiple different fields of magic.

According to Taiven  and Xvim  inborn mana sense or an ability to sense miniscule amount mana and their changes in their surrounding is considered one of the major tell tale quality of an Archmage as it basically required to excel in multiple different field.

## Known Archmages

-Quatach-Ichl dimensional, soul, versatile, mind

-Xvim Chao dimensional, dispel, negation, versatile, shaping

-Zach Noveda versatile, dimensional, soul, alchemy

-Zorian Kazinski versatile, soul, dimensional, alchemy, mind, shaping, warding, magic formulae, golem making

-Alanic Zosk versatile, soul, fire spells

-Red Robe soul, versatile, mind

-Oganj

1. ↑ chapter 39
2. ↑ chapter 50
Alanic Zosk

Young short bald priest, muscular, expert duelist, expert at fire usage, a soul mage. Fights undead. Eager to help, eager to educate people about religion. Normally targeted by soul conspiracy and killed in his sleep. When Zorian saved Lukav Teklo, a small group of riflemen and two mages were sent to murder Alanic. Presumably has some sort of mental defense, as Zorian is sometimes unable to perceive Alanic's emotions. Has a temple near Knyazov Dveri. Has healing potions, friends with Lukav Teklo who brews him truth potions, has artifact that can heal burn wounds, can selectively burn objects. Seems able to bypass teleportation wards Zorian could make at one point (but so was Xvim).

Alanic taught Zorian to sense his own soul and some combat magic, mostly fire-based spells.
Later, he also started teaching Zach to sense his own soul.

Alanic allowed Zorian to interrogate Sudomir in one restart and in many later ones.

When Zach asked Alanic if he should be looking for the simulacrum spell among necromancers and liches, Alanic expressed interest in information on "locations of necromancer groups and lich sanctums". They did eventually find the instructions for the spell, and Alanic confirmed they're genuine. The information compiled by Alanic ultimately was used outside of the time loop to help convince Alanic that Zach and Zorian are telling the truth about the time travel and by the Triumvirate Church which gave it to the royal investigators to distract them from Zorian's and Zach's involvement. Presumably Alanic was behind that.

In one of the meetings of the people aware of the time loop, Silverlake said about Alanic: "A necromancer and a thief became a fervent priest and a patriot". Alanic walked out of the meeting, but never disputed that. Outside the time loop, Alanic also said "I was a very angry person when I was young".

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 chapter 31
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 chapter 33
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 chapter 34
4. ↑ chapter 32
5. ↑ chapter 56
6. ↑ chapter 52
7. ↑ chapter 62
8. ↑ chapter 94
9. ↑ chapter 107
10. ↑ chapter 79
11. ↑ chapter 100
Alanic Zosk AI
Kirielle Kazinski

by Daniel Govar

Kirielle Kazinski is Zorian's nine-year-old sister. At the start of every restart she jumps on Zorian to wake him up. She is easily bored and hyperactive, and frequently described as a "little imp"(but not in the characters' speech). Zorian finds her annoying, but she is also the only part of his family that he really likes. She is interested in magic (especially illusionism) and skilled at art (which she is very good at and stole Zorian's school supplies to perform) neither of which her mother approves of. She wants Zorian to teach her magic because her parents aren't willing to send her to school and have arranged a marriage for her when she turns fifteen. She accompanies Zorian to school during several restarts.

Zorian informs her of the time loop in some restarts, and eventually starts to teach her magic. When he learns the appropriate spells from Ilsa (see there for descriptions), he starts recreating Kirielle's drawings from earlier restarts and giving them to her.

When Zach attacks Zorian she is very defensive of him, attacking Zach.

In a later restart in which Zorian didn't tell her about the time loop, she poured a bucket of cold water on Zorian at night, thinking that he is a shapeshifter in disguise ("I was trying to make you assume your true form!"). She also thought so in an earlier restart.

Outside the time loop, Zorian's simulacrum left to guard his family offered to take Kirielle to Cyoria, despite the original's request, and original Zorian reluctantly went along. Zorian made Kirielle a bodyguard golem, which helped fend off the attack on Kirielle and others, but was destroyed. Zorian also started teaching Kirielle magic.

## Gallery

by pocketsleuthby pocketsleuthby ArtofJenby Rizaki717by pocketsleuthby hippothebrave on redditOfficial art of Kirielle by Daniel Govar from the Arc 1 kickstarterOfficial art of Kirielle by Daniel Govar from the Arc 1 kickstarterOfficial art of Kirielle by Daniel Govar from the Arc 1 kickstarterOfficial art of Kirielle by Daniel Govar from the Arc 1 kickstarter
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 chapter 1
2. ↑ chapter 5
3. ↑ chapter 6
4. ↑ chapter 10
5. ↑ chapter 11
6. ↑ chapter 12
7. ↑ chapter 13
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 chapter 18
9. ↑ chapter 22
10. ↑ chapter 27
11. ↑ chapter 30
12. ↑ chapter 33
13. ↑ chapter 34
14. ↑ chapter 35
15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 chapter 37
16. ↑ chapter 46
17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 chapter 51
18. ↑ 18.0 18.1 chapter 52
19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 chapter 55
20. ↑ chapter 61
21. ↑ chapter 72
22. ↑ 22.0 22.1 chapter 86
23. ↑ 23.0 23.1 chapter 14
24. ↑ chapter 15
25. ↑ 25.0 25.1 chapter 66
26. ↑ chapter 93
27. ↑ 27.0 27.1 27.2 chapter 107
28. ↑ 28.0 28.1 chapter 24
29. ↑ chapter 38
30. ↑ 30.0 30.1 chapter 41
31. ↑ chapter 48
32. ↑ 32.0 32.1 chapter 63
33. ↑ chapter 71
34. ↑ chapter 75
35. ↑ chapter 84
36. ↑ chapter 16
37. ↑ 37.0 37.1 37.2 37.3 chapter 53
38. ↑ chapter 49
39. ↑ chapter 88
40. ↑ chapter 98
Pretty Rhythm Rainbow Live

**Emitida por** | Tatsunoko Production

**Pretty Rhythm Rainbow Live** (プリティーリズム・レインボーライブ*Puritī Rizumu: Reinbō Raibu)*Es la tercera de las series de Pretty Rhythm, la historia inicia despues de Dear My Future. Toda chica tiene un elemento que la describe en personalidad y moda.

## Historia

La historia gira alrededor de Naru Ayase,una estudiante de octavo grado que puede ver los colores de la música cuando la escucha. Naru, que es muy buena decorando, sueña co ser la gerente de un lugar como Dear Crown. Un día, ella se entera de que el gerente de una tienda de reciente apertura está reclutando niñas de la escuela media que puedan hacer Prism Dance, e inmediatamente aplica. Naru comienza la audición haciendo un Prism Dance, y un aura que nunca ha experimentado se extiende delante de ella. En ese momento, una misteriosa chica llamada Rinne le pregunta si ella puede ver "la música del arco iris".

## Personajes

### Mundo Prisma

* Rinne Ibara
* June Amou

### Happy Rain**♪**

* Naru Ayase
* Ito Suzuno
* Ann Fukuhara

### Bell Rose

* Bell Renjouji
* Wakana Morizono
* Otoha Takanashi

### Over The Rainbow

* Hiro Hayami
* Kouji Mihama
* Kazuki Nishina
Andir Kazinski

Andir Kazinski is the father and patriarch of the Kazinski family. He is the fourth son of a farmer who has worked hard and built a successful business with his wife Cikan. Andir and Cikan appear to be a well-matched couple as there appears to be a great deal of shared affection and they have many mutual interests. Like his wife, he is obsessed with social status and family honor and feigns religious devotion as a means of maintaining and developing social status. Due to his history he is also obsessed with his business and building his trading company.

It is implied that Andir has very rigid and narrow views on masculinity and in their one encounter is openly contempuous of Zorian, having frequently mocked Zorian about being feminine and weak. It is clear that Zorian is an unwanted third son in his father's eyes. Andir was deeply disappointed with Zorian's need to wear glasses. He bailed out Fortov for his irresponsible actions. He agreed to let Cikan to decide what to do with Kirielle.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 chapter 72
2. ↑ chapter 20
3. ↑ chapter 35
4. ↑ chapter 17
5. ↑ chapter 34
6. ↑ chapter 3
Stonechild

Stonechild is an earth elemental Zach and Zorian visit while they're searching for information about primordials and their prisions. He lives with several other earth elementals, but is clearly more versed in human culture than most elementals are, indicating that he is more dangerous than a particularly powerful elemental, as he can understand humans well enough to manipulate them and wouldn't be easily deceived.

## Appearance

He looks like a normal human child, except for his eyes which are pitch black rocks.
SeptEntrion

**SeptEntrion**, estilizado como *S*əPTℰNTR*I*O*N*, *(Seputentorion, セプテントリオン)*es una unidad en King of Prism que consiste de Prism stars de Edel Rose.

## Integrantes

* Shin Ichijou
* Yukinojou Tachibana
* Taiga Kougami
* Kakeru Juuoin
* Minato Takahashi
* Leo Saionji
* Yuu Suzuno

## Canciones

Dramatic LOVE!

Vivi℃ Heart Session

Happy Happy Birthday!

Winter Eyes

Shiny Seven Stars!

366 Love Diary

*Nanairo no Chikai - Brilliant Oath-*

*BOY MEETS GIRL*

## Trivia

* "Sept" significa "siete" en Latin. Orion es una constelación con 7 estrellas principales.
* La imagen de SeptEntrion esta basada en el "El carro", un asterismo que contiene 7 estrellas brillantes.
* La "E" central es del logo de Edel Rose.
	+ La "e" alrevez (ə) es llamada un "Schwa", y tal vez sea una referencia a Schwarz Rose.
* Cada una de las letras esta coloreada de acuerdo al color representativo de cada miembro.
	+ Las letras "S", "I", y "N" estan en Italic y en rojo, referenciando al espisodio 11 o al mismo Shine.
Winter wolf

Winter wolves are large wolves that can be found in northern Altazia. They are first mentioned in the story in chapter 3 where Zorian has to answer a question about warding an outpost in the *Sarokian Highlands*. In the next chapter he encounters them for the first time when he is searching for Akoja after she ran out of the dance hall.

Sudomir Kandrei created a "Reverse Wolf Shifter" by splicing a human soul onto an alpha winter wolf. This wolf has created various legends around the Sarokian Highlands for its acts against human settlements during winter. It is nicknamed *the Silver One*.
Princess

by Daniel Govar

**Princess** is a divinely-enhanced hydra. She has eight heads and is large even for a hydra. She is much more powerful than normal hydras.

She is able to be tamed by whoever draws blood using the control dagger and then scratches her with it. The dagger was found by Daimen in the imperial orb and looks similar to the one allegedly used by the sulrothum tribe residing in the Ziggurat of the Sun. This similarity was noted by Storm Dream (an aranean mercenary) and clued Zach and Zorian in its function.

## Appearance

"Something huge and dark blue unfolded itself out of the cenote.", "Eight draconic-looking heads observed the world", "Its eight mouths opened up slightly, exposing rows and rows of dagger-like teeth", ..."even the largest ones didn't grow more than 10 meters in length. This one seemed to be at least twice that size, if the size of its heads was of any indication."

## History

Zorian guessed that she was created as a guardian for the imperial orb or its owner.

### Within the time loop

#### Cenote fight

Zorian, Zach, and Demian with his exploration group managed to kill Princess after an intense fight at the cost of one dead, 4 wounded, and Daimen's divine artifact.

### Out of the time loop

Used in the fight on Sudomir's Iasku Mansion.

## Abilities

### Teleport

Despite its enormous size that should have made teleportation nearly impossible, she is able to perform short-range teleportation, as well as teleportation in and out of the imperial orb.

### Hive mind

Each of its heads seems to have its own mind, with an additional ninth mind that leads the other eight.

## Relationships

### Chameleon drakes (living in the cenote)

It's possible Princess might've had some sort of pact with the chameleon drakes in order to protect them should they ever be in serious danger, as is shown by how she protected them in chapter 68 when Daimen's treasure hunting group, when Zach and Zorian attacked the cenote where the chameleon drakes lived.

### Zach Noveda

Within the time loop, he managed to tame Princess by trial and error with the divine dagger inside the orb.

## Trivia

* In the story, the name "Princess" was picked by Zach.

## Gallery

Official art of Princess by Daniel Govar from the Arc 1 kickstarterOfficial art of Princess by Daniel Govar from the Arc 1 kickstarter
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 chapter 87
2. ↑ chapter 85
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 chapter 68
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 chapter 69