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A Case of Grave Danger

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## A Case of Grave Danger

* Original cover
* Australia and NZ cover

## Production Information

### Illustrator

Hannah PeckManuel Šumberac (Australia and NZ cover)

## Publication Order

***A Case of Grave Danger*** is the first book in *The Violet Veil Mysteries series*, written by Sophie Cleverly. It focuses on a girl named Violet Veil trying to solve the murder of a boy who was presumed dead. It was released on January 21st 2021, by the publishing company HarperCollins.

## Synopsis

Violet Veil wants nothing more than to prove her worth and become her father's apprentice at Veil & Sons Undertakers. And one rain-soaked night she gets her chance when she meets a boy, Oliver, who is wandering around the graveyard. Only, the last time Violet saw Oliver, he was indoors and very much dead, waiting to be buried. Violet has just found her first case, and it doesn't get bigger than this: can she, with the help of her dog, Bones, help Oliver solve his own 'murder'?

## Dedication

> *For Lyanna - I love you more than all the stars in the sky*
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## Plot

The following text contains **major** spoilers for the **whole** plot of the book! Please read with caution

One day, Violet had just returned from picking apples in her family's orchard for apple pie for dinner that night when her father stormed in, asking if she knew where the files for the newest victim had gone. Violet suggests that her brother may have taken them, to which her father goes and interrogates him.
Later that night, Violet can't sleep due to a strange feeling. When she goes downstairs, she is shocked to discover that the body in the coffin is missing. Noticing footprints, she heads outside and discovers the body standing in the middle of the graveyard.

## Characters

* Violet Veil
* Bones
* Edgar Veil
* Iris Veil
* Thomas Veil
* Oliver Oats
Hannah Peck

**Hannah Peck** is an author and illustrator based in East London. Hannah is part of Shepherd’s Lane Studios in Homerton, and is represented by Arabella Stein at The Bright Agency. She is the main illustrator for the book series *The Violet Veil Mysteries*.

## Biography

Hannah Peck is an East London-based writer and illustrator. Her work frequently incorporates elements of folklore and fairytales, and she also creates intricate universes in her children's novels.

Her favourite projects are those she works on with seasoned designers, editors, and authors since they encourage her to explore new directions in her field. Her personal work is influenced by her interests in femininity, history, craft, and memory.

Hannah has served as a guest mentor at Pathways, a House of Illustration-affiliated programme at Camberwell University for aspiring artists, where she has instructed mentees in picture book composition and colour theory. She has additionally facilitated kid-friendly drawing activities for the Dublin Literary Festival and Discover Children's Story Center.

Hannah studied English at Exeter University, where she received a first-class degree, then worked as a bookseller in Brighton's oldest independent bookstore before entering the publishing industry. She enjoys making costumes and cooking for friends when she isn't working.

## Illustrations

The cover for A Case of Grave Danger.The cover for A Case of Misfortune.The cover for A Case of High Stakes.An illustration of Violet Veil and Bones showcased on Hannah Peck's website
Cockatrice

A **cockatrice** is a mythical beast, essentially a two-legged dragon or serpent-like creature with a rooster's head. Described by Laurence Breiner as "an ornament in the drama and poetry of the Elizabethans", it was featured prominently in English thought and myth for centuries.

## Legend

### Origins

The cockatrice was first described in its current form in the late fourteenth century.

The *Oxford English Dictionary* gives a derivation from Old French *cocatris*, from medieval Latin *calcatrix*, a translation of the Greek *ichneumon*, meaning tracker. The twelfth century legend was based on a reference in *Pliny's Natural History* that the *ichneumon* lay in wait for the crocodile to open its jaws for the *trochilus* bird to enter and pick its teeth clean. An extended description of the *cocatriz* by the 15th-century Spanish traveller in Egypt, Pedro Tafur, makes it clear that this refers to the Nile crocodile.

According to Alexander Neckam's *De naturis rerum* (ca 1180), the cockatrice was the product of an egg laid by a cock (a male chicken) and incubated by a toad; a snake might be substituted in re-tellings. Cockatrice became seen as synonymous with basilisk when the *basiliscus* in Bartholomeus Anglicus' *De proprietatibus rerum* (ca 1260) was translated by John Trevisa as *cockatrice* (1397).A basilisk, however, is usually depicted without wings.

It is thought that a cock egg would hatch out as a cockatrice, and this could be prevented by tossing the egg over the family house, landing on the other side of the house, without allowing the egg to hit the house.

### Abilities

It has the reputed ability to kill people by either looking at them—"the death-darting eye of Cockatrice"—touching them, or sometimes breathing on them.

It was repeated in the late-medieval bestiaries that the weasel is the only animal that is immune to the glance of a cockatrice. It was also thought that a cockatrice would die instantly upon hearing a rooster crow,and according to legend, having a cockatrice look at itself in a mirror is one of the few sure-fire ways to kill it.
Quetzalcoatl/amphithere

Quetzalcóatl (in Aztec, Quetzalcã huātl with pronunciation [ke.ï al.^ ko^ .wa^ tï] IPA) was a Mesoamerican god. It took the form of a feathered snake, unlike a large number of Aztec gods, it was considered good. The Legend says Quetzalcóatl taught his people how to make a Tchocoatl drink from the fruits of a cocoa tree and how to breed the plant. So he gave humanity cocoa beans and chocolate. According to Quetzalcoatlus, he was named a gigantic dinosaur-era bird-lizard.

**Amphitheres** are mystical feathered serpents that soar through the dense jungle .

Amphitheres are large, colorful reptiles that possess the general look of a snake, with a serpentine physique, a noticeable lack of walking legs, a moderately long neck, a large head with big, toothy jaws, and a long, tapering tail. However, they also possess many traits derived from tropical birds; they boast massive, feathery wings, a crown of feathers adorns the back of their head, their snout ends in a large, hooked beak, and their tail ends in a large, feathery tail fan.
Griffin

The griffin is a mythical creature whose mythological origins date back at least to the 3rd millennium BC. It is often depicted with a lion's torso, hind legs and tail, and with an eagle's head, neck, wings and claws.
The griffin was the protector of gold treasures and mines in Central Asia. Originally an ancient Scythian deity, it was then adopted by medieval mythology and heraldry. According to the American ethnologist and folklorist Adrienne Mayor, it is even possible that the fossils of horned dinosaurs of the genus Protoceratops from the Mongolian Gobi Desert are involved in the creation of reports about this legendary creature. According to other paleontologists, however, such a connection cannot be proven with certainty. The origin may be more in the local mythology of the ethnic Middle East.

**Griffin in heraldry**

The figure of the griffin symbolizes determination, tenacity, resilience and perseverance. It is often said that where the griffin settles, where he likes, no one can drive him out. It is therefore of strong importance both in the sense of declaring a claim (eg in the territory) and in terms of expressing a determination to defend oneself.
There are more figures, depictions, griffins. The Slavic griffin, for example, is a depiction with the body of a lion (including the front limbs) and with the head, chest and wings of an eagle. In the Anglo-Saxon world, we find depictions where the body is a horse or a donkey (sometimes it is not easily distinguishable). Heraldically, the griffin has another peculiarity. It is customary for a simple figure to be perceived as weaker and feminine (heraldry's attitude towards feminism is very lukewarm). So one-headed is an eagle, one-tailed lioness, etc. On the contrary, doubling is an attribute of the male and emphasizes the power of the sign, ie a double-headed eagle, a two-tailed lion ... This is not the case with griffins. A male griffin is one whose wings are the same color as the feathers on his head and chest. Females, ie griffons, then such images in which the color of the wings is lighter (for example, the head and chest bear black feathers, but the wings are white or gold). The female variant also does not necessarily mean a weakening of the sign, but it can belong, for example, to female members of the genus, so it can refer to who is the "bearer / TV" of the sign ...
The griffin emblem on the radiators of its cars was also used by the Szczecin carmaker Stoewer.
Manuel Šumberac

**Manuel Šumberac** is an illustrator and animator, apart of the Filmmakers Association of Croatia. He is the illustrator for the Australia and New Zealand covers for the book series *Scarlet and Ivy* and *The Violet Veil Mysteries*.

## Biography

Manuel Šumberac is an illustrator and animator from Croatia. He received his degree from the Zagreb Academy of Fine Arts, where he was captivated to the fascinating field of illustration. Numerous book covers and drawings, including those for Pinocchio, Snow White, The Night Before Christmas, and Steampunk Frankenstein, among many others, have featured his work. Manuel uses both conventional and digital methods to produce his artworks.

## Illustrations

The Australia and NZ cover for The Lost Twin.The Australia and NZ cover for The Whispers in the Walls.The Australia and NZ cover for The Dance in the Dark.The Australia and NZ cover for The Lights Under the Lake.The Australia and NZ cover for The Curse in the Candlelight.The Australia and NZ cover for The Last Secret.The Australia and NZ cover for A Case of Grave Danger.The Australia and NZ cover for A Case of Misfortune.
Dragon

The dragon is a mythical animal, usually with snake or lizard characters, found in myths, rumours, fairy tales and folk tales of a variety of cultures. [1] its worldwide spread results in considerable variability in its appearance, size and properties. Dragons vary in number of heads -- in China, for example, a fundamentally single-headed one is depicted, Greek mythology knew the stem dragon, in fairy tales it generally has an odd number of heads, most often three or seven -- even in the number of legs (most often two, four or none), as well as in the ability to fly and beam fire (possibly frost or poison).

Dragons in the basic concept can distinguish between good and bad. The tradition of beneficial dragons is predominantly in China, where the dragon is a symbol of power and rain.European dragons in the Middle Ages are instead understood as a symbol of destruction and chaos.They are often depicted as bloodthirsty beasts that destroy everything around them and eat animals and people. Dragons are associated with wealth and property that they generally protect in their slums. The dragon's image is very old and can reflect dinosaur fossils. There are documents from Ancient Greece where the dragon guarded the fabled golden fleece, but they are also found in the Akkadian epic Enúma elish written between the 18th-7th century BC. They are also mentioned by stories from ancient Egypt, in the form of a meeting between the god Ra and the snake dragon Apopo. They also appear in Germanic mythology, where Beowulf or Sigurd (Siegfried) face the dragon. A hero who has faced a dragon is generally called a dragonslayer.

Often mistaken for a wyvern, unlike a wyvern, the dragon has four legs, mostly has no wings and has more heads.
Custom Enchants

**Craft Galaxy** makes use of custom enchants, enchants that can be added to equipment that aren't in vanilla Minecraft. You can buy custom enchant books from **Steven** at spawn.
These books can be dragged and dropped onto the respective tool. These books however have a chance of success and will not always succeed, if the enchantment fails the equipment that the book is placed on will be destroyed.

* Venom II enchantment book
* Successful enchantment of Venom II to a bow
* Undead Ruse I enchantment
* Adding Undead Ruse I enchant to diamond boots
* Unsuccessful enchantment of Undead Ruse I, diamond boots are broken
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A Case of Misfortune

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## A Case of Misfortune

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## Production Information

### Illustrator

Hannah PeckManuel Šumberac (Australia and NZ cover)

## Publication Order

***A Case of Misfortune*** is the second book in *The Violet Veil Mysteries* series, written by Sophie Cleverly. It focuses on Violet Veil trying to figure out if the fortune teller, Lady Athena, can talk with the dead or if there's something sinister behind the predictions in her shows. It was released on January 6th 2022, by the publishing company HarperCollins.

## Synopsis

Violet Veil is ready for her next big case and with trouble afoot at the Grecian Theatre, Violet and her dog Bones are hot on the trail. But just who is the mysterious fortune-teller, Lady Athena, whose predictions keep coming true? Is it all just a case of smoke and mirrors? Or is there something more sinister going on...?

## Dedication

> *For Dominic Baker-Smith,*
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## Plot

The following text contains **major** spoilers for the **whole** plot of the book! Please read with caution

Violet is having a small quarrel with her brother as she's making her business card for her newly founded business, Veil Investigations. When she is finished, she heads out to the front windows of her family's shop and places the card out to display.
After a week, a young lady with long black hair wearing an outfit not fit for a graveyard enters the shop. The lady asks to speak to Violet Veil and the two discuss her case.

The lady introduces herself as Miss Li, and she pulls out a golden necklace to show Violet. Miss Li reveals that her father had given her the golden necklace as a symbol of protection, but she threw it away when her father passed away. Zhen, Li's sister, was furious, but Li was relieved that the necklace had disappeared until the prophecy came true.

Miss Li reveals that her sister Zhen married Barnaby Campbell, a bank employee in the Havisham area. Lady Athena, an entertainer at the nearby Grecian Theatre, used her "spirit guide" to interpret Zhen's fortune and predicted that Li would discover the necklace. The jewellery shows up beside Li's bedside the following morning, but Violet proposes suggestions on how it may have returned. Li believes it shouldn't have been possible since she threw the necklace into her father's grave.

Violet is shocked but collects herself and asks questions. Li answers truthfully, and Violet decides to get to the bottom of the case. Li thanks Violet for her time and lets her keep the necklace for the case before exiting the shop.
## Characters

* Violet Veil
* Thomas Grey
* Bones
* Oliver Oats
* Ernesto (debut)
* Miss Li (debut)
Gorgons

The Gorgons (Gorgones in Latin) are in Greek mythology the daughter of the sea god Forquina and his wife and sister Ketó. They're called Sthenó, Eurylates and Medusa (the only one was mortal), and they're really ugly. They look monstrous: A grinning face, animal ears, tusks instead of teeth. Snakes twist around the head instead of hair. They have wings, metal fists, a scaled body. Looking at any of them makes a man stone.

The Gorgons live in the westernmost parts of the country, except on the shores of Okean. They also have siblings -- three bickering old women, Graia, and a brother, Laden, a huge dragon.According to rumors, at least Medusa (perhaps all of them) was a sprightly girl, or so Ovidius tells in the 4th book of his transformations. She said she was beautiful and her hair was beautiful, no man had left her unnoticed. Athena has deprived the Gorgons of beauty for their hosting and proud boasting that they surpass beauty to the goddess herself.

Medusa was killed by the Greek Perseus by avoiding a direct look at her, after which he would have petrified, setting up his shiny bronze shield to reflect her image as if in a mirror, attacking her from on high and chopping off her head.A fabled winged horse, Pégasos, and the monster Chrysaore, leapt from her body. It must be added that he would not have been so successful without Athena's help, she gave him a shield as polished as a mirror and sent him to the Graias, who lived in North Africa. They were old witches who owned only one eye and one tooth together.When they exchanged eye, Perseus took him and forced them to reveal their way to the Gorgons. Then he threw the eye into the water so Gray couldn't warn anyone. Then Perseus obtained a helmet from the nymph, in which he was invisible, winged sandals for the long journey, as well as a bag for the head of Gorgon Medusa, from the god Herm he still received a curved sword. It was only with this magical equipment that he could make the journey and the task successfully accomplished. Medusa's head was a terrible weapon that turned opponents to stone. Perseus used it three times, he said:

To the giant Atlant on Phineas,his wife's rejected groom against King Polydect for violence against his mother
Then he donated the head of the dead Medusa to the goddess Athena, who attached it to her shield. Similarly, other Greek gods and heroes decorated their shields to frighten their enemies.
Sea serpent

The sea serpent/snake (also known as sea dragon) is one of the mythical sea monsters. Sightings have been reported for centuries and, according to Bruce Champagne's recent work, there are "over 1,200 references" to sea snakes. Sea snakes were observed both from ships and from the coast, often by larger groups of people, sometimes among them scientists. Yet there is "no demonstrable proof of their existence."

**Sea snake in Nordic mythology**
Another depiction of a sea snake by Olaa Magna Jörmungandr (otherwise also called Midgardsormr) was a sea snake that, according to Nordic mythology, could circle the world (Midgard). According to some of the narratives, sailors sometimes mistakenly regarded his back as a series of islands. Sea snakes also often appear in Scandinavian folklore, especially in Norway. A number of sea monsters, including the sea snake, appear in the work of Carta Marin of Swedish clergyman and writer Olao Magna:
Those sailing along the coast of Norway for trade or fishing tell stunning tales of snakes of terrible size, 30 metres long. At night, this snake leaves its lair and feeds on calves, lambs and pigs, or takes to the sea to eat jellyfish, crabs and their like sea creatures. A meter-long hair hangs from his back, with sharp, black scales and fiery glowing eyes. It can rise from the water like a pillar, attacking vessels and swallowing people.

-- Olaus Magnus: History of the Nordic people (Rome 1555)
Although many people do not believe in him, several strange findings speak more for the existence of this creature. Several times, the dead bodies of strange animals have already been found in the stomachs of sperm whales, matching the description of sea snakes. However, the most likely explanation for most of the alleged sightings of the sea snake appears to be a giant redhead with a very long, snakelike body and a curiously shaped head, growing up to 15m in length. Interestingly, the sea snake is also found in the mythology of North American Indians, such as the Kvakiutls, who call it Sisutl and believe it has two heads, at both ends of the body one at a time.
Wyvern

Wyvern is a mythical animal, usually with lizard or snakelike characters, found in myths, rumors, fairy tales and folk tales of a variety of cultures. This worldwide prevalence results in considerable variability in its appearance, size and properties. However, it always has one head, two legs, wings adapted to fly and spews fire (or ice or poison) .Similarly, their features differ. Dragons in the basic concept can distinguish between good and bad, but most often they are evil. They are often depicted as bloodthirsty beasts who destroy everything around them and eat animals and people. wyverns are associated with the wealth and property they generally protect in their slums. The idea of the wyvern is very old and can reflect fossils of dinosaurs. Wyverns are found from Japan to the west of Europe. With some simplification, we can distinguish two basic circuits within which the idea of dragons evolved: The Far East and the West.
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Basilisk

Basilisk is a mythical creature. The designation comes from the Greek basiliskos (the little king)
It's often mistaken for cockatrice.In Ancient opinion, the basilisk is less than 12 inches (about 30 cm) long, with a white diad on its head. The basilisk is always found in the desert, thanks to its destructive powers, which will make any landscape a desert in a few moments. That is why Kyrenaika, a Roman province located in today's Libya, has become his home country. All snakes hear its hissing, so it is a sort of master of snakes. But Basilisk, unlike them, moves in a vertical direction with its head held high. His breath breaks rocks and burns grass. Besides all that, the basilisk is the most poisonous creature ever. It was rumoured that if a basilisk was pierced by a horse rider's spear, not only a rider but a horse were poisoned. In some, but later, interpretations, the basilisk has the ability to kill or turn living beings into stone with its gaze.

Other ancient sources state that a basilisk can be overcome by a mirror. In this interpretation, the basilisk has the capacity for lethal viewing. According to some data, the basilisk repels the rouge or lavender. Another way to overcome any basilisk is to bring a weasel (less often a fox) into its lair. The beasts, in the presence of the basilisk, take over the battle madness. She starts wrestling with the basilisk and doesn't stop until the basilisk kills her or bites him. This bite is fatal for the basilisk, while the weasel is the only creature not affected by basilisk venom. This theme also appears in fantasy. This is probably a reminiscence of Asian and African whorls that hunt venomous snakes, including cobras.
**The use of Basilisk trophies**Basilisk skin was used as a means of repelling snakes and spiders. (Apollo's Temple)

The ash from the basilisk was to be used to turn silver into gold.
**Basilisk in the Middle Ages** The Greek writer Claudius Aelianus first stated in his work De Natura Animalium (175-235) that it was fatal for the basilisk to have a rooster crow. This later had a major impact on both the basilisk's appearance and the behaviour of the pilgrims, who took a rooster with them on their journeys to protect them.

In Korean mythology, the basilisk is the helper of men and gods.

It often appears in the contemporary literature of the fantasy genre, where it plays a mostly negative role as a dangerous and cruel opponent. Among the most famous books in which basilisks are found are Harry Potter and the chamber of secrets by J. K. The Rowling, where the basilisk has a serpentine appearance with a human head (of mythical beings, it is more like Lamia or Glycone)
**Birth of Basilisk** Over time, a lot of versions of the basilisk's coming into the world were devised. With that, the basilisk's appearance changed from a purely snakelike form to a chimeric one. The resulting medieval form of birth arose from the blending of previous theories. The basilisk egg will be laid by seven-year-old cock in a pile of manure at a time when Sirius is visible in the sky. This egg does not have a normal shell, but only a thin leathery membrane and must be seared by a toad.
Scylla and charybdis

Scylla and Charybdis are other creatures in Greek myths and rumors. Scylla is a monster, or rather a dragon, who supposedly has 6 heads, and lives in a cave, just across from another creature called Charybda, who lived, or perhaps still lives, in the Strait of Messina near Sicily, causing a huge sea vortex that crushes everything that gets into it. The sailors had no choice but to sail close to the rock where Scylla lived, or risk it, and to sail across the area where she absorbed the water of Charybdis. Skylla and Charybda are also mentioned in Greek rumors about Oddyse. As Oddyseus returned home, to see his wife from his adventures, he sailed through the sea, and before him were obstacles. Those obstacles were a creature called Scylla, a dragon with six heads, and another was Charybda, an underwater monster that swallowed the sea, and spewed it back out.

Oddyseus was lucky enough to have Scylla waiting for him, and his crew, at the entrance to the rock, and Charybda was absorbing water, making a whirlpool of water. Oddyseus was to choose, either to sail by the rock that inhabited Scylla and risk the life of his men, or to sail close to the possible current that formed Charybda, and to risk the shipwreck. Oddyseus opted for the first option in which he survived, but part of his crew was eaten by Scyila. According to rumours, only two ships set sail from this deadly combination in the sea, namely an Argonauts ship, which was, of course, protected by the gods of Olympus. The other was the ship of Oddyse, which had no help, and she and her crew did it all on their own.
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**Rose's Locket** is a golden locket that was given to Rose Fitzwarren by her mother. It contains the key to a safe where her parents' last will and testament were kept.

## Story

### History

At some point during Rose's life, her mother hid the key to the family's fortune inside a golden locket necklace and gave it to her so nobody else could inherit it. When Rose was locked up in Rosemoor Asylum, she still had the necklace with her.

### *The Whispers in the Walls*

The locket is first seen around Rose's neck when Violet explains Rose's backstory.
Sfinx

The Sphinx is a mythical creature that has the body of a lion with the head of a ram, falcon or human. The oldest evidence of the sphinx is known from ancient Egypt, from where it came into Greek mythology. In modern terms, the Sphinx is a symbol of mystery, in modern art it has become a symbol of a woman's mystery.

**Greek mythology**

There was a single sphinx in the mythology of ancient Greece. It was a huge monster that had the head and chest of a generally exposed woman, a lion's body, a serpent's tail and a bird's, most often featured eagle wings. The parents of the Sphinx were, according to Hésiod, the Stork giant Typhoon and his wife, Echidna. Her more accurate biography is unknown, virtually known only that Hera (according to other versions of Áres or both together) was sent from Ethiopia to the Thebes, where she settled on Mount Sfingio and gave everyone passing a riddle; she had torn him apart, strangled him, according to another version. She was destined to die when someone guessed her riddle. This came true after the puzzle was guessed by Oedipus and the Sphinx plunged into the sea, drowning. According to some researchers, this sphinx had the name Phix.

There are several versions about the form of the riddle, the most commonly cited is the riddle of Sofoklov: "Which creature walks on four legs in the morning, two at noon, and three in the evening?"The correct answer then was human, for as a toddler he climbs on fours, as an adult he walks on two legs and uses a cane to them in his old age. After guessing the riddle, Sfinx jumped off a cliff because fate determined that if anyone guessed her riddle, she had to die. This monster is highly unusual for Greek mythology and is virtually the only one of its kind in Greece; it is thought to have originated under similar imagery from Asia

Sfinx also appeared in Harry Potter and goblet of fire, Harry met her in the maze (the third task) and had to answer her riddle: "First, remember who is honing most, and though the comma is gone, it scares like a rainbow. Right down the middle, find the word to stop the horse and then the wagon. In the end, a single syllable will serve you: When a big star pales, a star remains. Connect the three of them to each other and you know whether you are allowed to go on: Which of the living creatures would you not want to kiss? " (Translation from Czech).

I'll reveal that Harry succeeded and the answer was a spider.
Campy Br

## Campy\_Br

Campy\_Br is a player that was mayor of Porto Alegre in Season III, and mayor of Moscow in Season II.

## **History**

Campy\_Br joined the server on the 14th of May, 2020. He joined the Soviet Union and became the mayor of Moscow. After Josiff\_Stalin left the server, Campy became the leader of the Soviet Union, a position which he held until the end of Season II.

In Season III, he joined General and founded the nation of Império do Brasil with him. He founded the city of Porto Alegre, which quickly became a major hub in Brazil, known for selling enchanted books and having a beautiful palace, houses, and a church. In October 2020, he served as Prime Minister of Brazil. He was also a senator and advisor to the Emperor, Prime Minister, and Chancellor.

## **McMMO Ranking**

**Updated** *DD/MM/YYYY*
USA (Season II)

The **USA** is a nation on CG.

## History

The USA was founded by RonSteelers on the 21st of March, 2020. It quickly swelled in size and claimed all of the USA, though the majority of its towns were concentrated on the east coast. It became one of the most powerful nations in all of CG.

When RonSteelers was banned, the nation was given to his friend MoneyHurricane. Over time, the nation slowly lost its power. The USA is now relatively inactive.
France (Season III)

France is a nation that has been unified with the British Empire. Most French regions are members of the union with the exception of Chickenland and Alsatian Regional Defence Council.

Throughout it's history France has undergone multiple changes in government and territory.

## History

### Free Communes France

Free Communes France was created on September 1st 2020 and boasted towns such as Paris, Bordeaux, Crossroads, Orleans, Strasbourg and Marseille.

### Union of Free Communes France and the British Empire

On September 25th 2020 Free Communes France and the British Empire agreed to a deal to merge the two nations. Conditions of the union required that leadership elections were held with candidates from the FCF and British Empire running, as well as the unified empire continuing the FCF's participation in the Tripartite Pact.

All towns from Free Communes France joined the empire. MystoeMoe was elected King of the British Empire and the nation was renamed to Celto-Angevin Empire shortly afterwards.

Strasbourg would go on to secede from the Celto-Angevin Empire during the Revolution of Britain, renaming itself Strasbourg-Soviet and joining Deutsches Reich.

### French Independence

On December 11th 2020, Crossroads became the first French town to secede from The British Empire, founding the nation of France.

The same evening a duel was fought between dempy2003 of France and TheDestinyKnight of British Empire at the fallen town of Orleans, France won this duel 2-1 with dempy2003 claiming victory.

### Union of France and the British Empire

On December 14th 2020, the French capital Crossroads rejoined the British Empire, disbanding the nation of France. Under the conditions of the union dempy2003 retains the historical title and rights of King of France.
Carbon Steel

##### *A mysterious ingot forged from the soul of a lost Carbon Soul*

**Carbon Steel** is a custom recipe used to make **Carbon Steel armour**. Once crafted it acts as any other ingot would, being placed in the same order a vanilla ingot would to craft armour. A **Carbon Steel** ingot can be crafted using a **Carbon Soul** surrounded by eight **Blocks of Iron**.

## Carbon Steel Armour

##### *Possesses extreme durability and weight*

**Carbon Steel Armour** is crafted by placing **Carbon Steel** in the positions of vanilla armour. When this armour is equipped the user may experience a bonus ability. Upon reaching 2 hearts, gain invincibility for 3 seconds. This ability has a 30 second cool down. Each armour piece has the following stats:

* **Carbon Steel Helmet** (Durability: 450) -
	+ +3 Armour Toughness
	+ +3 Armour
	+ +5% Knockback Resistance
* **Carbon Steel Chestplate** (Durability: 600) -
	+ +3 Amour Toughness
	+ +8 Armour
	+ +5% Knockback Resistance
* **Carbon Steel Leggings** (Durability: 575) -
	+ +3 Armour Toughness
	+ +6 Armour
	+ +5% Knockback Resistance
* **Carbon Steel Boots** (Durability: 500) -
	+ +3 Armour Toughness
	+ +3 Armour
	+ +5% Knockback Resistance
Elsie Sparks

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## Production Information

### Series

Scarlet and Ivy

**Elsie Sparks** is a minor character in the Scarlet and Ivy series. She is a Prefect at Rookwood School and close friend of Betty Smith and Cassandra Clarkson.

She has dark hair and a pointed nose.
Kepler-62e

Kepler-62e is a Planet on CraftGalaxy which was released on 20th April 2020. It is the first planet released which added custom armor and considered by the community the easiest planet of the 2.This planet's pass costs 400$. It is recommended you explore this planet with good armor, Water breathing and night vision pots.

## Characteristics

### Generation

Kepler-62e is based from its irl counterpart, Kepler-62e, a super-earth exoplanet in the habitable zone of Kepler 62. The planet is covered in a massive ocean filled with ocean monuments, coral reefs and sunken ships. There are also 9 islands in which 8 the player can build and one being the spawn region.
Estonia (Season II)

**Estonia** was a nation owned by Xesphor, based in real-life Estonia and Finland. Xesphor began his nation by forming the city of Saaremaa, which became the nation capital until he expanded eastwards and founded the cities of Tallinn, Parnu, and Helsinki. The nation rapidly modernized and became (arguably) one of the most powerful nations in early CG. All three major Estonian cities were connected by rail and contained many beautiful buildings. Tallinn and Parnu even built walls around their city. Unfortunately, due to political reasons, Xesphor resigned as the leader of Estonia, and the nation quickly fell into ruin, with Tallinn and Parnu being removed due to inactivity. The ruins remain relatively ungriefed to this day, and one can still wander around Estonia's three ghost towns and marvel at the beauty of some of the buildings.
Frequently Asked Questions

Welcome to **Frequently Asked Questions page**, where all of your possible question about the server will be answered here.

## How do I earn money?

Economy here is rather different from other servers. There are many ways to get money on CG such as voting, selling and buying items at ushops, mining and claiming bounties. Mining and selling items though are more efficient and easier ways to earn a lot of money. At **/spawn** you can find a NPC named **Cole** where you can sell minerals. The most valuable mineral on this server are diamonds (2$) followed by gold (1$). However voting gives you 15$ per day and a crate key that has chances to give you epic rewards such as money and rare items.

**Question: How can I sent money to my friend?**

**Answer:** /pay (player) [amount]

**Question: What can I do with money?**

**Answer:** You can use money to buy items from ushops located around nations and towns. You can also use money to expand, make outposts, towns and nations aswell as passes for planets such as trappist.

## How do I create a town/nation?

Creating a town takes 50$. To create a town you must go somewhere in the map and run **/t new (name)**. Keep in mind that the town name must be something unique, not offensive or inappropriate and your town is recommended to be somewhere not close to another town to avoid claimblocking. Afterwards you can invite your friends, expand and/or create a nation. Nations cost 400$ to make. When you want to make a nation, type **/t deposit 400** and then /**n new (name).** It is recommended you name your nation something related to a real life country or part of earth. As a nation leader you can invite towns to your nation, make allies and become the strongest nation in Craft Galaxy

**Question: How can I acess my spawn?**

**Answer:** /n spawn (for nation spawn) and /t spawn (for town spawn). However you can so /n spawn (name) and /t spawn (name) to teleport to other nations and towns.

**Question: How much does expanding cost?**

**Answer:** 18$

**Question: What are outposts?**

**Answer:** Outposts are plots of land that you can make around CG including planet (only people with passes in your town can access them though). An outpost costs 50$ to make using /t claim outpost. You can also expand your outpost with /t claim

**Question: Can I rename my town/nation?**

**Answer:** Yes. Town rename costs 10$ and nation rename costs 100$. You can do it by **/t set name , /n set name**

**Question: How can I invite my friend into my town?**

**Answer:** /t invite (name) or /t add (town name)

**Question: How do I make a tag for my town/ nation?**

**Answer:** /t set tag (5 letters) or /n set tag

**Question: How do I deposit/withdraw money from my bank?**

**Answer:** /t deposit (amount) or /n deposit (amount. /t withdraw (amount) or /n withdraw (amount)

**Question: How me and my friend talk more privatly?**

**Answer:** /msg (player) or /tc or /nc which are nationchat and townchat
Trappist-1g

Trappist-1g is a Planet on CraftGalaxy which was released on the 1st of May 2020. It is known as the hardest planet in CG as of May. This planet's pass can be bought for $800. It is recommended that you have **Unstable armor**, tools, good weapons and an elytra to explore Trappist-1g.

## Characteristics

### Generation

Most of Trappist-1g is covered in a massive swamp. The planet's map is 3000 by 3000 blocks. In the swamp, trees, small islands, ruins, rocks and lily pads can be found. Below the planet's surface there are massive cave systems that contain obsidian, large amounts of iron, coal blocks, and mossy cobblestone. It is recommended that you carry torches around with you.

The planet's spawn is located in a safe biodome, which protects you from the harmful atmosphere of the planet. In order to explore the planet's surface, you must exit through one of the four airlocks surrounding the biodome.

Trappist-1g has a toxic atmosphere, and its star emits harmful radiation - venturing on the surface can put you at risk of being posioned. It never stops raining on Trappist-1g.

### Creatures

Buffed cave spiders and slimes roam around Trappist-1g. Do not be fooled by them - they have more health and deal more damage. Slimes inflict nausea and blindness for 10 seconds upon attack, while spiders inflict poison and hunger II for 10 seconds upon attack. Due to the constant rain, mobs spawn more frequently on its surface.
Custom Alcohol Recipes

CraftGalaxy features a comical drinks brewing plugin that provides the community with an opportunity to create fully functioning hangouts and businesses in their towns, such as bars, pubs, clubs, market stalls, restaurants and more.

To find out more information about brewing drinks, please take a moment to read through the following guide.

## Cooking

1. Place a **Cauldron** over a **Heat Source** *(Fire/Campfire/Lava)*
2. Fill your **Cauldron** with a **Bucket of Water**
3. **Right Click** the **Cauldron** with your **Ingredients** in hand to add them to the **Cauldron**
4. Wait for the designated **Cooking Time** to pass for your chosen Recipe
	* NOTE: You can check how much time has passed by clicking your **Cauldron** with a **Clock**
5. When you have reached your **Cooking Time**, Take your fermented ingredients from the **Cauldron** using **3 Glass Bottles**

You will now have 3 bottles of fermented ingredients ready for Distilling or Ageing according to your Recipe

## Alcohol Recipes

**Note:** 1 Day = 20 Minutes

The following recipes can be created using a standrd **Crafting Table**

**Fine Irish Cream**
Example Player

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**Example Player** is the Mayor of Example Town and the current President of Example Nation.

## **History**

**Example Player** joined Example Town in Season I and was a productive and hard working citizen, contributing materials and labour to the construction of many buildings in the town.

At the start of Season II, elections we're held to determine who would be the next Mayor of Example Town, with **Example Player** winning the majority of votes and taking up the role.

Over the course of Season II things went well for **Example Player**, with Example Nation becoming the biggest nation on the server and Example Town thriving as a center of industry and trade.

At the beginning of Season III, Example Player was elected President of Example Nation with Example Town becoming the new capital city.

## **Friend List**

* Captainpatakis
* FoxesCanFly
Plymouth

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**Plymouth** is the South Westernmost town of the British Empire (Season III).

One of it's most notable citizens is Rhembo who discovered an underground rail system linking major European Cities, such as Hamburg, London and Nuremberg.

## **History**

Plymouth was created to be an ocean town retreat from the big cities and as a haven for Rhembo who had left Sicily. The town only housed 2 people and wasn't very crucial to the British Empire (Season III) success, but it was a place where people can escape and enjoy views of the English Channel/

Plymouth is part of the British Empire (Season III) and contains small landmarks such as the South Tower, Dartmoor Euro Train Station and the Harbour. It was also one of the youngest towns in Mainland Britain and one of the most isolated towns.
Sobacocraft

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**SobacoCraft** is a Catalonian player of CraftGalaxy, member of DPRK and co-leader of Busan.

## **History**

The story beggins in a desolated 2020 when the covid striked in Spain, a fuking asshole called sobaco saw this server on instagram and started playing it, he created catalonia and joined Majapahit, with the time he decided to leave Majapahit to join his new friends from chile (Fuck Majapahit, all my homies go to UROAAAC) The\_Blex became angry XD. Now on in this season he created the nation of South\_Africa and later joined the Democratic People's republic of Korea with Pinguinix

He digged a whole chunk of brasil XD

## **/res Friends**

* clemeurban
* Nahashi
* Pinguinix
* Luxdrian360
* Muchi12