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Duke Remlan

**Duke Remlan** is a character in Wolf's Bane, where he aids in the investigation of The Moon's Respite case. He strongly dislikes the music of his time. He is a member of Scion's Police.

## Personality

Duke enjoys working as an officer. He *is* a bit of a glory hog, so he gladly let Ada Graceheart do the menial work while he was interviewed, but he does do good, honest work. He often looks for the most plausible explanation for things; when the Bar Owner admitted to the murder of Mr. Ship White he did not bother determining if he was truly guilty but instead investigated the motive.

The relation between Duke and Ada is sort of like that between Dregg Moriss and Tira Lawford only more business like; the two get along well but more often than not act as a nuisance to the other.

He has an odd relationship with his wife given the time period. She makes him do all the housework, which is in stark contrast to the stereotypical medieval gender roles. This was somehow leaked to the Scion Newspaper. He appears to have a strong disdain for his wife as he states in Wolf's Bane 2 that he'd "rather get a vacation from Life than go on a second honeymoon with that woman from the depths of hell," when Ada proposes that he should go on a second honeymoon with his wife. Despite this, he truly does love her as he threatened to kill himself after she leaves him in Resurrection Part 1. (It is later revealed by Anderson that she dumped Duke to protect him after she received a marriage proposal from a bloodthirsty aristocrat.)
Darrell Stanford

**Darrell Stanford** is a minor character in Medieval Angel who appeared in My Best First Worst Day Ever.

Darrell Stanford is one of the eldest of the Stanford clan. He is a guardian of sorts for the legendary book known as Swargiya Pari, much like Petrus Lionheart and the book containing Lucifer's Wings. Darrell patiently awaited the day that the true owner would come and claim it. Though he never believed that he would see the true owner and be able to give it to them, he was still willing to protect the book. He has a special liquid that changes color after the person has touched Swargiya Pari. The color varies based on the person; Officer Diggs turns the liquid black, Darrell himself makes it blue and Amber Heart causes it to glow. It is unknown what happens if someone who is not human touches it. Of course, it is possible that the liquid glows when it comes in contact with any Ascended.

## Appearance

Darrell has light periwinkle hair, a mustache, and a large beard. He has cerulean eyes and wears a purple robe with a small pink gem on it.
Raven Headquarters

The Raven Headquarters functions as a hub of sorts. While the missions given are linear in nature, the player/Rory can bet on fights, get healed, buy illegal totally legitimate supplies and even perform the dreaded ritual of buying permanent stat boosts from the vending machine. There isn't too much to do here yet, but it is a good place to practice.

Remember that until you get Hex, you can only do the first challenge and the other members are needed to reliably complete the remaining ones (though, the final challenge can be agonizing even with all members.).
Eciffo Tops

Eciffo Tops: Bane of Dregg's existence, perfume salesman, murderer, cosplayer. He does it all.

### Full Name

Ecffio Tops
Post Office

### Other Names

Post Office
Monster

### Country

Rightia (Spirit Realm version)
Spirit Realm

### Occupation

Perfume Salesman
Murderer
Bane of Dregg's existence
"Monster" of Tira's mind

## General Information

### Likes

Post Office
Souls in perpetual agony
Tira Lawford
Costume parties
Spirit Realm
Perfume

### Dislikes

Dregg Moriss
Tira Lawford
Life

"*I am the one thing that Dregg Moriss hated more than life*"
―**Eciffo Tops**
**Eciffo Tops**, also known as the Post Office, is a minor character in Death Wish - Part 2. Incidentally he murders Dregg in Tira Lawford's *Dream* (which was to solve a great mystery, though she doesn't seem to object to Dregg dying in order to do so).

Eciffo is the only monster that did not attempt to consume its host. Also, he gave Tira a wrinkly and beat up package containing common sense. Tira unfortunately is going to need to return it.

## Personality

As he is an agent of the Spirit Realm, Eciffo dislikes all life. He is cunning, though he rarely covers all of his tracks.

He apparently enjoys costume parties and was headed over to one after he murdered Dregg.

## Appearance

Eciffo technically is not a corporeal entity, but he takes the appearance of what resembles a European man in Indian clothing with pastel colors. In the medieval times. He wears a turban with a feather and other strange clothing given the scenario.

   His TRUE FORM is that of the other monsters (see Post Office) where he is a big blob of eyes and assorted colors ranging from violet to aqua to specks of neon yellow.

## Trivia

* Eciffo Tops is an anagram of Post Office. What this means is that if you rearrange the letters in Eciffo and in Tops, you get "Post Office".
* Eciffo Tops (as a Monster) is the only one who doesn't try to devour their victim.
* It is unknown if Eciffo is an actual person who appeared in Tira's life at some point, or if he is someone entirely created by her delusion.
Cayla Yale

Vilrole Yale (husband)

Dregg Moriss (brother)

Grimoire Moriss (father)

Ina Yale

Mina Yale

Mr. Snuggles

Grimoire Moriss (debatable)

Cayla Yale is the wife of Vilrole Yale, older sister of Dregg Moriss, daughter of Grimoire Moriss and mother of Ina and Mina Yale.

## Personality

Unlike nearly all other citizens of Rightia, Cayla is a very normal person. She is mild mannered, even headed and generally has a calm and collected persona. That said, she does appreciate a bit of vengeance on occasion, such as freely letting Dregg get kidnapped by the Crow Clan after finding out that Dregg let Ina be kidnapped.

She cares dearly for her children and her husband, though she seems to not mind nearly as much if her siblings are endangered. Though she does not appear to have an issue with her children going off and ~~ransacking local candy stores~~ going on long trips, odds are Ina and Mina never actually tell their mother the details as to where the 100 pound bag of candy on their dragon came from.

She prefers to date "manly" people, which is why she rejected Vilrole during their first meeting. This in turn is why Vilrole grew a mustache.

## Appearance

Cayla has light brown hair with a hint of orange. She wears a light blue teardrop shaped earring. She also wears a black shirt with a white and gold jacket on top of it. Her eyes are a very light tan color.

When she was younger, Cayla wore a headband much like that which is worn by Felicia Lionheart, Tania Bellfont and Tira Lawford. She wore the same type of outfit, but with a significantly lighter color scheme (even her hair is lighter). She also had a slightly different hairstyle, a sort of a variation upon the one she has during the main story.

## Synopsis

### Medieval Cop - Season 1

#### The True Monster

Cayla asks Ina and Mina to call Dregg down for breakfast. They say that he passed away, and she berates them for saying that he could have gone to heaven or hell, claiming that he definitely went to heaven. Just then, Dregg comes down, but Cayla says that there is no breakfast. Having been found out, the twins run outside.

While Cayla and Dregg are talking, Tira suddenly barges in and drags Dregg out the door.

After the trial, Vilrole, Cayla, and Dregg talk about Crowal and the system in the university. Polly comes in, and the two leave him alone with Dregg.

#### The Secrets of Lucifer's Wings

Cayla makes a brief appearance towards the beginning of the game, where she happily stands by and allows the Crow Clan to ~~kidnap Dregg for torture~~ go bring Dregg somewhere nice to play and have ice cream or something. Later, Dregg finds out that there was a formal request for him to go to the Crow Clan headquarters, and deduces that Cayla let him be kidnapped as a sort of punishment for what happened during the InVidia Games.

#### Death Wish - Part 3

Cayla is seen in the ending sequence, where she is shown being asked out by Vilrole Yale. She says that she would only go out with someone more manly, and so Vilrole decides to get a mustache.
Soul Catcher Potato

The Soul Catcher Potato is a plot device in Medieval Shorts. It is a potato given to the followers of the Tomato God's Faith as part of a monthly subscription. The devotees must then feed the potato to someone with a corrupt soul and finally sacrifice it to the Tomato God. As Polly Abbott was fed one at some unknown point but "still is pretty much full of it", it is highly likely that Soul Catcher Potatoes require a *corrupt* soul to work.

It is unknown what effects the loss of one's soul has on the person.

## References

1. ↑ Based on a conversation between Amber Heart and Chef, My Dr. DontLittle
Scion's Police

Scion's Police (or SPF; avoid contact with eyes) is the primary Law enforcement group in Scion. The most prominent and/or plot relevant member is Ada, though there are others such as Duke and Anderson. Much like Rightia's Police, some of the members of Scion's police are capable of Dimensional Techniques.

The SPF's uniform is a turquoise hued garb much like the Rightian Counterpart (which is orange).

The SPF is significantly better organized and has distinctly less insane members than the Rightian Police Force. Ada Graceheart is apparently one of the more eccentric members, which essentially means that the most crazy members of the SPF are only somewhat less sane than the average "sane" members of the RPF.

Instead of Ranks being denoted by letters and numbers, Scion's Police uses "degrees". How this works is unknown, but Ada is ranked as "3rd Degree". (Given that 3rd degree is a term used to reference severe burns, Ada may either be the 3rd highest rank or the highest rank).

## Known Members

* Boss Anderson
* Ada Graceheart
* Duke Remlan
Prince Bernard

Currently, his soul is trapped in a potato...though that's probably a better fate than he deserves.

### Occupation

Prince of ScionStabbing practice for Eva

Currently compatriot of Draziel Euphore (degree of involvement unknown)

## General Information

### Relatives

The other princes of ScionEmperor Scion V

Queen of Scion

### Likes

Being aliveAttention

Women...you know...

### Dislikes

Felicia LionheartEva

Death

Dregg Moriss

Being away from home without guards

Draziel Euphore

People who can beat him up (see also: majority of the population)

"*Excuse me...could you arrest me?*"
―Prince Bernard to Amber Heart, My Uprising (Part 1)**Prince Bernard** is the youngest of the four princes of Scion. He is an incredibly incompetent antagonist at best and a bargaining chip normally. He prioritizes himself over others, though that hasn't been an option lately.

## Personality

Due to insecurities pertaining to his life (for assorted reasons) Bernard acts incredibly arrogant and high and mighty despite his actual class being...prince. However, whenever someone actually decides to fight him, his wall of righteousness quickly crumbles as he realizes that he can't use money or his position to undo the peril he is in.

Bernard cares little about most of the people who he has to step on to get further in life, such as when he criticized Ada, Emily and Ethan (his own teammates) in the InVidia Games to make himself look better.

Bernard is also highly sexist and often treats woman as though they are inferior. Though it is worth noting that over the course of the series this aspect of him slowly changes, most likely starting when Felicia AND Eva beat him up within 2 days of each other. By the point that he meets Amber Heart in My Dr. DontLittle, he is very cautious and just tells her not to talk to him.

## Appearance

Prince Bernard wears a metal chest plate (presumably high quality steel) and has slicked black hair, with a single strand hanging over his forehead. He also has a scar running across the bridge of his nose and some stubble on his chin. Bernard wears silver earrings. His eyes are a light gray and the look on his face is always either an attempt to hide his insecurity or a smirk.

## Trivia

* Prince Bernard's existence and presence in Medieval Shorts and Adam and Eva has resulted in him being the most hard to determine part of the timeline, first as the is implied prisoner of Eva, then runs away, then join forces with Draziel.
* Based on the events of My Dr. DontLittle, Bernard has a corrupt soul. Or rather he *did* until it was sealed in a potato. This means he is technically soulless, though no noticeable difference has been shown.
Gabriel Jr.

**Gabriel Jr** is a minor character in Medieval Cop who is from Ferros and went to Enio for a report on the famed thief Magnifico. He is somewhat grateful to Dregg Moriss for providing his country with a year of peace.

## Appearance

Gabriel Jr. has tan skin, sandy hair and lavender colored eyes. He has a hat like that of Sir Lore, only his is a dark navy color. Gabriel wears a white turtleneck with a golden collar, and has a black headband.

## See Also

* John Fergusen
* Lola Whitesworth
* Meri Litama
* Neville Frost
* Olivia Monarch
Mr. Paragon

**Mr. Paragon** was a minor character in Medieval Angel. He possessed secret documents on the Chicken Kingdom, presumably containing information on their plan for world domination. Because of this, he was killed by the chickens, and Paragon Alley was named after him.

## Personality

Mr. Paragon likely had a close relationship with his son, Mel Vin, as Mel was deeply affected by his father's death and acts against the Chicken Kingdom as a result of Mr. Paragon's death.
Ship White

Drunkard

Fighting

The Moon's Respite

People arguing with him

**Ship White** is a character in Wolf's Bane. He is the victim in the The Moon's Respite case, where he was murdered by the Bar Owner's Brother-in-law. (Technically as the killer had no desire to kill him, simply to scam him out of his money, this could be considered manslaughter).

He apparently owed a massive tab to the Bar Owner. Mr. Ship-White was very irritable and often got into fights.
El primer Serrano universitario

**El primer Serrano universitario**es el decimonoveno episodio de la quinta temporada de Los Serrano.

## Resumen capítulo

El mayor de los hermanos Serrano, Diego, decide apuntarse a un seminario de psicología en la universidad, iniciativa que cuenta con el apoyo de Lucía y Lourditas y que despierta la admiración de Curro. Poco después, descubrirá lo difícil que es recuperar el hábito de estudio, en actos tan rutinarios como tomar apuntes. Gloria, profesora de Diego y amiga de Lucía, intentará ayudarle en este nuevo reto.

Jaime, un amigo de Álex, llega a la ciudad proveniente de Extremadura para presentarse al examen de bombero. Tras instalarse en el piso de los chicos, conoce a África, quien siente una fuerte atracción por él. Al ver cómo su ex-novia sucumbe al encanto de Jaime, Raúl se deprime convencido de que puede perderla definitivamente.

Debido a la apretada agenda universitaria de Diego, Santiago se ocupa en solitario de la gestión de la taberna, labor que pasa desapercibida en el clan Serrano. Cuando observa los halagos que su mujer dirige a Diego, Santiago se muestra celoso, situación sólo apercibida por Carmen.
Boss Anderson

Boss Anderson is a character in Wolf's Bane. He is the chief of Scion's police, and Ada and Duke's boss.

## Appearance

Anderson is a middle aged man with purple hair and an eyepatch covering his right eye.

## History

Not much is known about his past. It is known that he knew Darwin Remlan and was good friends with him before he died. He also apparently didn't know that Duke married his daughter, at least in Psycho Dregg's timeline. It is currently unknown if he knows about Duke's marriage to his daughter in the timeline we are most familiar with.
Reporter

Murderer/Manslaughterer

Bar Owner (Brother in law)

Scion's Police

Boss Anderson

Officer Duke

His wife

The Reporter is a character in Wolf's Bane. He is one of the more vile villains in the series on account of just how far he went to achieve a goal. This is how revolting of a being he is, not how powerful or how terrible the things he has done are. (In such a case Draziel Euphore would probably win.)

The Reporter tried to sell his family's house, scam one of his brother in law's customers, murdered a man (albeit in self-defense), and pin the crime on his brother-in-law.

## Personality

The Reporter is a horrible, vile person. He performs repeated attempts to scam and rob innocent people (including his family) and kills a person. He has little to no sense of morals, and lacks remorse prior to Ada using Atlantis on him. When confronted, he attempts to threaten to kill Ada. (It doesn't work).
Icelot

King Frake's most trusted advisor and a far more competent man than him.

The well-being of the people

Icelot is King Frake's most trusted advisor. Though he is not one of the Councillors, he is still an important part of the Rightian political structure.

## Personality

Icelot is a levelheaded, practical man, though quite uptight. He is quick to rebuke anyone who speaks harshly to the King.

He strongly dislikes Dregg Moriss.

## Appearance

Icelot has gray eyes, gray hair and both a beard and mustache. He wears a white shirt and a coat with a red and yellow triangle pattern.

## Synopsis

### Medieval Cop - Season 1

#### The True Monster

Buldark is about to put a dragon down because it killed someone, but Icelot and King Frake suddenly arrive at the restaurant. The captain tells Frake to get back, and Icelot reprimands him for ordering around the King. When Polly reveals his plan for a court proceeding for the dragon, though Buldark and Dregg disagree, Icelot and the King think it is a good idea. Icelot leaves to spread word about the trial.

Later at the trial, Icelot is listening to Polly's long, boring speech. He wakes King Frake up when it is over.

#### The Princess And The Grump

Icelot and Buldark arrive at the Royal Palace while Dregg is trying to pass his petition. Icelot is pleased that the clerk won't let the petition pass, causing the police officer to claim that the whole system is against him. Buldark wants Dregg to help them, but Icelot says he is out of his mind. The counselor eventually relents, but leaves to find other methods.

Later, Frake is worried out of his mind in the Royal Court. Icelot and the four councillors attempt to calm him, and succeed when Sir Lore points out that Icelot will scold everyone again. Frake asks whether anyone has useful information, to no avail.

Suddenly, Dregg barges in and explains everything he knows about the culprit, Eva. Gru and Tira also arrive with more information.

After looking over the parchment, Dregg privately reveals to Frake and Icelot that one of the four councillors is a traitor.

Then, Felicia drops down from the ceiling and tries to stab Dregg, who dodges. Frake tries to tell her that he wasn't attacked, but Felicia tells him to shut up, thinking he is a bystander. She is reprimanded by Icelot, who then reminds the King of the situation. Frake agrees to let Dregg question the councillors. Icelot assembles everyone in a private room and tells Felicia to be support for Dregg.
Ferros

Ferros is a country in the continent of Griva. Scion and Ferros were at war at the time of The InVidia Games, and Ferros was desperate to win the peace treaty prize.

## Known Citizens

* Aldo
* Vera
* Renato

## InVidia Games Team

**Team Name:** *Ferros Ironguards*

* Prince Orrell
* Aldo
* Vera
* Renato

## Trivia

* Ferros may be linked to ferrous, which means metal or iron. If this is the case, then Ferros may have iron and other precious metals as its primary export, thus explaining why Scion would be trying to conquer it. The fact that the InVidia team was called the Ironguards further suggests that.
Main Characters

These are the main characters of Medieval Cop, Medieval Angel, and Wolf's Bane series:

* Dregg Moriss

"My name is Dregg Moriss... and I hate the Post Office."

The main protagonist of Medieval Cop, a class 1 officer in Rightia's police, and depressed drunk in his recreational time.

* Amber Heart

"Working as a cop can be surprisingly stressful. Not because of the tough cases you get, but because of the people you have to handle."

The main protagonist of Medieval Angel, a novice cop in Rightia's police. Despite her lack of experience, she is quick to solve cases.

* Ada Graceheart

"Oh, hello, my name is Ada, what is your[s]?"

The main protagonist of Wolf's Bane, a highly skilled police officer in Scion. When she isn't terrorizing others, she can quite often be found sleeping.
Queen of Hearts

Queen of Hearts is the name of Amber Heart's Dimensional Technique. Though it is implied to have been used at some other point in the series, the first official use was in My Uprising (Part 2).

Queen of Hearts is a Celestial elemental Dimensional Technique. Its animation displays a series of spears made of light falling from the sky to strike the target.

In-universe, the name is derived from Amber's name: Amber's last name is "Heart", and her adoptive grandmother's name was "Queen".

## Trivia

* This Dimensional Technique is named after the playing card with the same name.
* Apparently Arc AngelHeart was also known as the Queen of Hearts, though the implications of this are unclear.
Housewife

"*Nonsense, everything in life is a gift if you know how to use it. So stay positive in life.*"
―Housewife, My Dr. DontLittle

## General Information

### Likes

Sparkles
Amber Heart

**Housewife** is a minor character in Medieval Angel. She appears as part of Amber Heart's mission to sell tickets for Ina Yale's play. She cares dearly for her dog, Sparkles. Housewife plays a marginally more important role within the episode than most of the other characters in the Ticket Quest plot-wise, as she gives Amber a few words of encouragement and tells her that she has a gift and to stay positive.

## Appearance

The Housewife has blue hair with a purple ribbon in it. She wears a tan gown and has a black and gold collar. All of the Housewife's portraits involve her eyes being closed.

She uses the same portrait as Neighbor. This is the first instance of allegedly different characters reusing sprites (barring the blank "unknown" sprite seen in The True Monster's epilogue).

## Trivia

* Her appearance is nearly identical to the Neighbor from The Death Of A Lawyer. This is probably a coincidence.
Princess Aria

Judi

Peace

Sir Erkin

Non lethal combat

Perverts

Aria is the princess of the Enio Kingdom. She is the illegitimate child of Sir Erkin and the queen of Enio. Aria is famous for her knockout chop.

Though initially she thinks that Dregg Moriss is a perverted monster (based off of Emily and Ethan's allegations), she slowly realizes that this is not the case. She even becomes marginally defensive of him when Sir Erkin offers/threatens to chop off his head.

## Personality

Having inherited her illegitimate father's combat skills, Aria has a mighty chop and is skilled in self defense in comparison to Princess Sarah. She is slightly rash and headstrong, but is usually kind and caring. She has a tendency to jump to conclusions when given what she deems to be sufficient evidence (like when both Ethan and Emily claimed Dregg was hitting on them, Aria deduced that he was a pervert).

She is often working hard to help make her country better when there is a crisis, such as making sure there are guards when Magnifico wrote that he would steal Enio's light next. However, in that instance Meri Litama meant to steal HER. The reason for Meri's actions is presumably to allow Draziel Euphore to non violently (so as to not violate the InVidia Treaty) take over Enio and get a step closer to global domination.

## Appearance

As the Princess of Enio, she wears a tiara and also wears a long dress that is mostly reddish brown, with small fluffs at the nape (by the neck). Aria has blond hair and sky blue eyes. She also wears red triangle shaped earrings.

## Trivia

* An Aria is an often high pitched and musically pleasing song. Ironically, Princess Sarah would better fit this description as she has developed a career in music.
Evelyn Hollowheart

Evelyn Hollowheart is expected to be a major antagonist in Song & Silence (Part 3) due to her debut appearance at the end of Song & Silence (Part 2). She is kidnapped Niles Galford, the teacher at Dregg's school, after their date together. Evelyn is supposedly a dance teacher in Rightia. In Wolf's Bane 2 it's revealed she is Ada's mother.

At the end of Song & Silence (Part 2), she appears in her dance studio with 8 others which are heavily implied to be the ghosts of the men she murdered. The names of these ghosts, in the order they appeared, are "Lost Soul", "Another Lost Soul", "Her Third Victim", "Her First Love", "A King", "A Criminal", "A Warlord", and "Her Soulmate".

In the beginning of Song & Silence (Part 3), she and Dregg are are in a room, alone except for the teacher, who appears to be behind a locked gate. She attacks Dregg with a knife, and in the next scene is dead in a pool of blood, while the teacher grieves for her and blames Dregg for her death.

She has light blue hair and wears a blue dress. For most of her appearance in Song & Silence (Part 2), her eyes are closed, only opening them once Dregg audibly responds to the ghosts. She appears to be a soft-spoken individual at first, but once Dregg and her are alone, she seems to grow unhinged as she notices Dregg's reaction to the ghosts in her studio.

## Trivia

* In Song & Silence (Part 2), Arc says (to Dregg) "I chose you as my soldier... But beware... Death also has his own soldier. A being so devoid of emotions, it is not an exaggeration to call its heart hollow..." This is likely a reference to Evelyn's last name, Hollowheart, and fans speculate that she might possess similar characteristics/abilities to Dregg as she's implied to have the support of Death in the same way that Dregg has the support of Arc.
	+ This is interesting, as it was previously established that Arc and Death had a good relationship and were even friends. If Dregg is not the soldier of Death, and the soldiers of life and death are often at odds, then this would seem to disprove established theories that Dregg is the reincarnation of Death.
	+ Alternatively, Arc said this quote as part of a metaphor for Life as a battlefield. Analyzing this parallel, there is speculation that perhaps it is Dregg's role to bring peace and save the lives of the innocent, while it is Evelyn's role to kill and mislead, even if Life/Arc and death themselves are not at conflict.
	+ It is likely this instead refers to heartless Dregg

## References

1. ↑ https://www.patreon.com/posts/song-silence-3-32386853 (Sneak peek of Song & Silence - Part 3)
Merchant Dulard

Attention

Eva (debatable)

Dregg Moriss

Queen Bella

Princess Sarah

Idiots (excluding himself)

Turnips

Being in a tight suit

**Dulard** is a merchant of Rightia who has secret ties to Eva and Scion.

## Personality

Dulard is an incredibly arrogant individual, and hates being called fat. Due to being of high social status, he considers everyone else a peasant and therefore inferior to him.

## Appearance

Merchant Dulard has medium length mahogany hair that curls up at the edges. He has a handlebar mustache, green eyes, and a buttchin. As an upper class member of society, he wears an expensive suit. Dulard is very fat, and is presumably the reason why gyms were invented.

## Synopsis

### Medieval Cop - Season 1

#### The Princess And The Grump

Dulard helps Eva kidnap Princess Sarah. He runs into Dregg outside the Royal Palace, and the two start arguing. The merchant eventually leaves, claiming that he is sending turnips to the docks.

It is later discovered that he was actually transporting the kidnapped Princess Sarah to Eva. When Dregg lands with Mr. Snuggles on Eva's ship, Merchant Dulard is knocked off of the ship in the process.

After the plot to kidnap Princess Sarah fails, Ethan and Emily threaten to kill Merchant Dulard unless he runs away, and is not seen again until Medieval Angel: My New Best Friends.

### Medieval Angel

#### My New Best Friends

Dulard was responsible for the successful/attempted/failed assassination of King Frake. He is technically the former owner of Sir Woofs-A-Lot.
Dr. Arcanus

Mia was here

Successful treatment

Dregg Morris

Mathio

Patients not being honest with him.

A specific type of Arachnids

Dr. Arcanus is the name of one of the doctors at the Asylum mentioned in Dregg Me To Hell. His only known patient is Ada, though there have obviously been more.

Dr. Arcanus is described by Ada as being one of the "good doctors" and is trained in presumably psychology and possibly specializes in Somnology, the study of sleep as he helped Ada with her Insomnia (which is doubtful to have existed as Ada experiences Narcolepsy, though it is possible that her Insomnia resulted in Narcolepsy.) Arcanus helps Dregg Moriss later on with solving the mystery of a series of disappearances.

According to his dream in Dregg Me To Hell, Dr. Arcanus is severly Arachnophobic, as his worst fear was spiders.

## Trivia

* Dr. Arcanus closely resembles the Golden Sun character named Alex who also goes by Arcanus after receiving a mythical power. Both have blue hair and the same hair style. Whether this is intentional or not is unknown. (Barring name and aesthetic similarities, the two characters have little to nothing in common)
Julien

**Julien** is a minor character in Medieval Cop. He is the head guard of The Asylum.

## Appearance

Julien has pink hair which covers one eye, wears a bandage on his forehead and has eyes like Dregg Moriss. He wears gray robes. Based on his eyes, it is possible that he has lost someone he cares about in the past.

## Synopsis

### Medieval Cop

#### Dregg Me To Hell

Julien plays the role of head guard in the Asylum. First showing up to tell Dregg the director would like to talk with him, then he's the middle officer protecting the calm wing. He doesn't openly know what is going on in the calm unit. The only people he lets past him are sanitization unit, with purple suits. He is a challenge until he gets knocked out by Mathio. In the end he's shown helping Ada evacuate the building
Director

Dregg Moriss

**The Director** is a minor character in Medieval Cop, though he is a major character in Dregg Me To Hell. As his name suggests, he is the director of The Asylum. He is indirectly responsible for Mathio attempting to break out (Mathio was presumably plotting the whole thing for a very long time).

## Appearance

The Director has roughly avocado colored hair (based on the darker portions) which receives an unusual amount of light. He has bright violet eyes and wears gold-framed glasses. The Director also wears a black turtleneck with orange rim and has a green vest over this.

## Synopsis

### Medieval Cop

#### Dregg Me To Hell

The Director plays the role of the head of The Asylum, where he serves initially as a roadblock for Dregg (the Director was trying to cover up Mathio's existence), but later encourages him with fighting Mathio.
Dead Grump Walking

## Chronology

Dead Grump Walking is the sixth episode in Medieval Chronicles.

## Synopsis

A murder leaves the team in shambles as the body of one of their own surfaces whose death may be related to Dregg personally.

## Characters

### Investigators

* Dregg Moriss
* Amber Heart
* Tira Lawford
* Polly Abbott
* Dr. Sigh

### Suspects

* Bartender Wells
* Madam Charlotte
* Alfred Viperblood

### Also appearing

* Gru Valerious
* Mila Kraven
Lowley

Sir Woofs-A-Lot

Professor Redguard

Lowley is revealed to be the person who killed Professor Redguard. He is not stranger to San and Deam Losechester and is revealed to be a powerful Drug Kingpin searched by the authorities of several countries. He tried to smuggle himself out of a country via the artifacts, but the Dopplers affected him and his mental state.
Grogui

**Grogui** fue un personaje de Los Serrano. Su papel es interpretado por el actor español Pablo Gime. Siempre aparece en la Taberna debido a que es el camarero desde mediados de la cuarta temporada hasta el final de la quinta temporada.

## Relaciones

### Diego Serrano y Santiago Serrano

     Son sus jefes en la Taberna Serrano y es por eso que a veces se involucra en las cuestiones que suceden allí entre ellos y Fiti .
Officer Auburn

Pancakes

Officer Auburn is the oldest member of the ~~cult of deranged lunatics~~ prestigious organization dedicated to aiding those in need called Rightia's Police. Auburn has made only minor appearances in the entire series. He recently won the Police Award for Oldest Member, but when he recieved the award he thought it was for a pancake competition.

Based on his actions during My New Best Friends, Officer Auburn would appear to have Alzheimer's disease, dementia, delusions of assorted types, senility, or some other type of mental disorder. Granted, given the state of Rightia's Police this may well be a simple side effect of working there for as long as he has and he may be in virtually perfect mental health.

## Appearance

Officer Auburn wears very dulled and earthy colors. He has a brown and gray hat which vaguely resembles a sombrero, while he also wears a tan robe of some sort with a white stripe along the middle. Officer Auburn also has light gray hair, a large beard, mustache (fused with the beard) and has a small green and yellow [forgot what it is called] connected to his beard.

## Trivia

* Auburn is a reddish brownish orange color which is a specific type of hair color. However, Auburn has gray hair.

## References

1. ↑ , as said by Auburn himself.
Monster (Spirit Realm)

*For the specific monster seen in Tira Lawford's scenario in Death Wish - Part 2, please see Eciffo Tops.*

This is a page covering the Monster found in the Spirit Realm, seen in Death Wish - Part 2. Animals or Entities that are not Monsters from the Spirit Realm are covered elsewhere.

It is unknown whether Monsters are summoned by Draziel Euphore (or whatever entity performs the action of forcing someone into the Spirit Realm) or are a naturally occurring part of the Spirit Realm.

The Monsters are a sort of amoeba-like blob of eyes and tentacles.

## Behavior

Most Monsters are capable of consuming their hosts and aim to do so. Judging by Eciffo Tops, some Monsters are highly intelligent and capable of coherent language.

The easiest way to dispatch a Monster is to click it repeatedly. For those not fighting a Monster in their computer screen, overcoming/achieving (or at least coming to terms with) one's grief, desires or dreams can dispel the Monster. Outside help will probably help counteract the Monster's effects on the person.

There appears to be one Monster per forced entrance into the Spirit Realm. It is possible that the Monsters are part of a single collective mind though.
Asylum

"*I can smell your soul...it smells like rotten tomatoes*"
―Asylum Patient, Dregg Me To HellThe Asylum is a location in Medieval Cop. It is the setting for the majority of Dregg Me To Hell. It is located someplace in between Scion and Rightia, or at least in a location that is easily accessible by both countries (such as by an easily navigable river). However, it is definitely not in Rightia territory (it may however be a few hours away from the border)

Obviously, the asylum's name is not just "Asylum" but there is no mention of the actual name of the asylum in game.

## Divisions

The patients in the asylum are put into different wings depending on the danger and the importance of the ailment.

The known wings are the Calm wing, which is a secure underground section of the facility meant for heavy duty issues such as psychopaths or demons, and the Water wing, which is considerably less heavily guarded, though still pitiful quality.

Several of the sections of the asylum are shoddy and not particularly well kept, much like the early asylums which were notoriously filthy. However, the offices and the area immediately inside are very nice and well furnished. Oddly enough, the Asylum has a complex piping/ventilation system (possibly to either perform some sort of mass sedation if a riot occurs or to provide air flow into the underground Calm wing), which should not exist given the state of technology in the Medieval Times or even the Renaissance. The pipes extend into all parts of the asylum, and can carry sound extremely effectively.

There is implied to be significantly better relations with people who simply go to the Asylum for an appointment (such as the man who had a fear of puns or Ada) than those who are forced to stay there (Mel Vin and Mathio come to mind).

## Known Patients

* Dregg Moriss (Assigned by Dr. Sigh, not treated for anything. Released shortly after his arrival.)
	+ Psycho/Mental Dregg (Alternate reality)
* Mel Vin (Obsessive Chicken Disorder. Actually put in by people "encouraged" by the Chicken King)
* Ada (Insomnia, apparently only visited. Completed her course during the events of Dregg Me To Hell)
	+ Mental Ada (Alternate Reality)
* Patient 666/Mathio (Held captive by Draziel Euphore's order)

### Unnamed Patients

* A man who neighed instead of speaking. Apparently was speaking horse.
* A man who was afraid of puns.
* A man who could apparently smell souls. Ailment unknown.
* A man who attempted to marry his mustache.

## Known Staff

* Dr. Arcanus (presumably Somnologist)
* Dr. Feels
* Dr. Kare Les (Former)
* Dr. Sigh (Associated)
* Julien (Head Guard)
* Director (Head of facility)
* An assortment of nurses

## Trivia

* The Asylum somewhat resembles Castle Oblivion, though this is most likely a coincidence.

## References

1. ↑ As confirmed by Dregg Moriss upon his arrival at the Asylum in Dregg Me To Hell
Mole

There is a Mole in our midst! A traitor in our troop! A spy by our side! A backstabber in our barracks! A...no wait, that's a literal mole.

### Full Name

Mole(Based on appearance, possibly Talpa europaea or European Mole)

### Occupation

Lying No Good Dirty Double-Crossing ScoundrelChicken Intelligence Unit

Mole

## General Information

### Dislikes

Chicken KingShogun Chicken

Mel Vin

Amber Heart

The **Mole** is a mole that works in ~~shady~~ probably legal operations and ~~questionable~~ "legitimate" business. Usually wearing shades, the Mole deals information and ~~probably illegal~~ "perfectly normal" goods for a price. The Mole also appears to work for the Chicken Emperor, or at least within his domain.

He used to know the Chicken Emperor well, though at some point he was threatened with death if he returned.

Mole apparently believes Amber Heart is one of the "Ascended". What this means is unknown, but could have something to do with the Angels of Heaven.

## Appearance

Mole looks like the animal of the same name. He is gray and black, and also has a very snazzy set of shades which inexplicably are always with good lighting. He walks around with his own personal dirt mound, a la Digglet.

## Personality

Mole is a ~~slightly foul-mouthed~~ well mannered mole. He often takes courses of action centered solely around ~~making money (?) and saving his own skin~~ selflessly gathering information for the good of all. When cornered (metaphorically or literally) Mole will attempt to make sure he is unharmed ~~under any condition~~ as long as others are not imperiled.

## Trivia

* Moles have poor eyesight and light reception, so the shades Mole wears may actually have use.
* Based on Mole's appearance and Griva's inspiration coming from a stereotypical western European Medieval town, Mole could be *Talpa europaea,* also known by its common name, the European Mole***.***
Magnifico

It'z not a coztume, it'z a uniform!

**Magnifico** is the stage name of a famed thief who first appeared in The Secrets Of Lucifer's Wings. He stole a variety of artifacts and helped Dregg Moriss find Princess Aria and Magnifico's assistant, Lemon.

Additionally, at the end of The Secrets of Lucifer's Wings, Magnifico sent Dregg a letter which hinted greatly at the importance of Draziel Euphore's role in the future plot.

## Personality

Magnifico is a very...extravagant person when it comes to revealing himself to the public (though he does so with his mask on). However, when it comes to serious business (such as robbing assorted mansions) Magnifico is a much more cautious person, using elaborately planned techniques and escape routes.

## Appearance

Magnifico has light gray hair with darker gray tips, white garb and a white mask.

The type of mask is shared with his apprentices, Lemon and Blueberry. However, while Magnifico has a white mask, Lemon has a yellow mask and Blueberry has a blue one. These are probably representative of their names.

## Trivia

* It is highly likely based off of Magnifico's letter and the similarity of Lemon and Blueberry visually that they are his children. However, it is also possible that the two were siblings found by Magnifico who recruited them in as his assistants. Both are speculative, and given that they are minor characters it may never be awnsered.
* Based off of Magnifico's accent (replacing S with Z), it appears he may be the Griva equivalent of French.
Eore

**Eore** is a minor character in Medieval Cop. He was killed by Draziel in his first canonical appearance, and since this occurred outside of Rightia, this will probably not be investigated.

At some point Eore was the teacher of Eva ShadowHeart back when she was a child. He visited Rightia with her in the wintertime, and momentarily encountered Amber Heart though this meeting was of little consequence to him.

Eore was a successful test subject of the Eden Project or possibly a scientist working for Draziel Euphore.

## Appearance

Eore had brown hair, red eyes and at one point donned black battle armor with red stripes on it.
Controls

## General Controls

The player can move the character around by clicking on the place they want to move to with the mouse. An alternative means of movement is the arrow keys. To select/inspect and object, the player presses the Z key or left clicks. To exit to settings and save files, the player presses the X key, or right clicks. On some episodes of Medieval Cop, some of the controls are disabled.

## Special Controls

During the InVidia Games, Dregg Moriss learned how to sneak past guards unseen from the Ninja Uncle using the "V" key. The sneak lasts for 6 seconds, and the game will slow down to give the player time to react.

In the Invidia Games Day 3, there is a mini-game with Ina and Mina. When the player controls Ina they can switch to Mina using the "M" key. When the player controls Mina, they can switch to Ina using the I key.

In , Mel Vin displays the ability to throw his voice in a few places. Whenever he and Dregg are together, the player can either press the "V" key or click the upper left box to switch between the characters. Also, when standing on certain tiles Mel Vin can throw his voice to different locations.

In Death Wish - Part 1, Dregg can perform different actions such as climbing up ladders by clicking on a yellow star button. In Part 2, he can move things with his mind by clicking on them.
Neighbor

**Neighbor** is a minor character in Medieval Cop whose only appearance was in The Death Of A Lawyer.

She is the Neighbor of Eren Vil, and a suspect concerning his murder. Apparently Eren Vil attacked her dog at some point prior to the events of his death.

## Personality

Neighbor detests Eren for his actions (namely attacking her dog). As such, she is somewhat relieved that he has died, though she is concerned about him being murdered as this means that there might be a killer on the loose. She cares dearly for her dog.

## Appearance

She has blue hair. Neighbor wears a pink and blue ribbon like the one that Tira Lawford wears and has a bandage on her left cheek. In all of her portraits Neighbor's eyes are closed. She wears a tan dress with a black collar. She wears a tan gown and has a black and gold collar.

She uses the same portrait as Housewife. This is the first instance of allegedly different characters reusing sprites (barring the blank "unknown" sprite seen in The True Monster's epilogue).

## Trivia

* Her appearance is nearly identical to the Housewife in My Dr. DontLittle. This is probably a coincidence.
Phil

Phil, perhaps the only dog with a Lawyering Degree

Lawyering student (Earth allegedly)

Dregg Moriss

"*I am a dog. It is a miracle that I even have a Law degree*"
―**Phil**, Death Wish - Part 1
**Phill the Dog** is a supporting character in Medieval Cop and is a denizen of Hell. He also is a dog. And has a "lawyering degree". Really, don't ask.

In Death Wish - Part 1, Phil is the lawyer of Dregg Moriss but ate all the evidence. At the end of Death Wish - Part 1, Phil states that he is now a ghost dog and was sent to Earth to help Dregg stop Draziel Euphore. He also mentions that Dregg now has a special power, but Phil forgot what it was. This later revealed to be access to the Spirit Realm.

Phil often comments on how he accidentally eats or forgets whatever important things he needs to do, namely evidence. Phil also makes puns a lot and that is, according to Dregg, the reason why he is in Hell.

It is unknown if Phil is actually from Hell (after his death of course), or if he was merely summoned by The Devil to be Dregg's lawyer.

Apparently Aurum is aware that Phil is a ghost, though she does not seem to know how or why he is a ghost.

## Appearance

Phil is a [breed]. He has a band of white going along his face and the rest of his body is black or gray. It looks as though he died through smoke inhalation or in a fire because his right side has an unnatural amount of shading. He has brown eyes.

## References

1. ↑ As said by Phil in Death Wish - Part 1
Pulse

Pulse is the supervillain name of the leader of the Raven Organization. He is incredibly powerful, not just in terms of might but also intelligence (though Scorn, his Secretary, would appear to be the one really running the show). He does have a soft spot for cats though.

Pulse is one of the few people who are not S-Rank heroes who is on a first name basis with Metalcake.

## Abilities

The true extent of Pulse's powers are unknown, but he does appear to have the ability to either create tremors or distort one's perception of reality with a mere snap of his fingers. This is identified as his Superpower.

## Past

From Metalcake's commentary from when Scorn shows up in the final mission, Pulse and his organization have presumably been defeated in the past and were a huge threat to the country.
Hope

Hope is the daughter of Psycho Dregg and Ada Graceheart.

## Synopsis

In the finale for the first season of medieval cop she is conceived and born. The reason for her conception being Dregg defeating the creator after death (Body), Ada (half of the heart), and Arc (soul) had combined again to become almost the entire creator.

**Baby Hope** was born to Ada Graceheart and Psycho Dregg into an alternate reality. Eventually, her parents would tearfully send their child off to another reality. In this reality, she ended up being founded by young Dregg, Tira and Polly. They bought her to the orphanage, where Mathio arrived to say his goodbyes to her.

She knew nothing of her actual parents and assumed they died in the Balboa-Rightia war. Due to not knowing her name, she called herself **Amber**.