Kel-Cha

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### Physical appearance

Kel-Cha has yellow eyes, red hair and a long braid. He possesses the scepter that once belonged to his father.

### Personality

Kel-Cha is a responsible man, very concerned about his people and their future.

### Childhood

Both Kel-Cha and his twin brother Anoth-Cha are heirs to the throne of Jaguarys, though Anoth is promised the kingship. Anoth therefore grows up with his brother Kel, but receives an education to become a future king.

When they were about 10/12 years old, their father, Wis-Kas, fell seriously ill. After a while, they are summoned to the bedside of the dying, along with Kelma-Thu, Ko-Chonu and Garfilda. Anoth-Cha is angry, and asks for help from human medicine, which is denied. He runs out of their father's room, and Kel-Cha tries to stop him, but Kelma-Thu calls out to Kel. The counselor explains to the prince that tomorrow, when the king dies, Anoth-Cha will be crowned. Kel-Cha wonders if human medicine should really be used, but Kelma-Thu's answer is no.

Later, Kel-Cha goes to Anoth's room hoping to comfort him, but he isn't there. In his place, he finds a letter on the bed, from his brother's hand. She explains that the heir to the throne left Jaguarys to seek help from the Humans. The next day, Wis-Kas dies and is buried. Kel-Cha is crowned king in place of his brother, who has fled.

In the years that followed, many people thought Anoth-Cha was dead, but Kel-Cha didn't. Once mature, Kel's katseye is grafted onto her forehead.

### Book 7

A group of Humans, an Elf, and a Jaguarian are reported to Jaguarys in the Lovinah Mountains. According to reports, the Jaguarian is Anoth-Cha. Kel-Cha decides to mount an expedition, in which he participates, with Kelma-Thu and Ko-Chonu.

When the expedition finally finds the reported group, Kel-Cha sees his brother again, for the first time in 12 long years. He indeed sees with him Humans and an Elf, passed out. Only an a priori human woman (Shun-Day) and Anoth are standing. Only problem: this one is in the grip of a crisis of chakounia. Seeing the Jaguarian attempt to kill the human, Kel-cha intervenes by throwing a numbing dart at his brother, who falls asleep.

### Book 8

Kel-Cha is back at Jaguarys. He is in front of his father's grave, and thinks about the day before his death, what happened that day. He "announces" to his father that Anoth-Cha has finally returned to his family. Then Garfilda arrives, and informs her king that her twin brother has escaped again. Annoyed, Kel-Cha finds his brother, armed with a Katseye, blocked by Ko-Chonu and Kelma-Thu. The king leaps into the air and strikes his brother with his scepter, then a fight ensues. At the end of it, Gryf asks Kel why Kel calls him "Anoth" and why they look so alike. Anoth has lost his memory.

After some explanation about Anoth's memory loss, who now calls himself Gryf, which Kel-Cha struggles to assimilate, they decide to go see the Legendaries and Shun-Day, locked in a room. They arrive there, and the companions of "Anoth-Cha" are surprised to see their companion with his brother, of whom all had been unaware of the existence until then.

Then, everyone goes to a room, in which the Elemental Elf Shimy is being treated, injured following the aggression of "Anoth". This one regrets his act, carried out under the effect of the chakounia. Then Kel-Cha asks the Legendaries and Shun-Day to follow him, so that the ruler of Jaguarys can finally show his brother their kingdom. To thank the Legendaries for bringing her brother back to her, Kel-Cha explains to the Legendaries that Jaguarys is protected by the Horn of Sygma. Shun-Day, in a hurry, asks the King for the Horn. He doesn't understand why. The leader of the Legendaries, Danaël, explains to the king that they need the Horn, otherwise Alysia will be destroyed by Dawn and Dusk, and even goes so far as to threaten the king of Jaguarys with death. Kel refusing to give the Horn, a fight ensues. But an explosion destroys the tower in which the Horn of Sygma is kept. Everyone makes a truce, but accounts will be settled afterwards.

Arriving at the scene, all Kel-Cha, Gryf, Ko-Chonu, Kelma-Thu, Danaël, Razzia, Jadina, and Shun-Day find are dead, injured, and destroyed buildings. Kel-Cha orders guards to attend to the injured. A wounded Jaguarian arrives and tries to warn his sovereign who is the culprit, but this one does not have time to finish his sentence because his bust explodes, killing him. The culprit of the carnage and author of the previous murder introduces himself: Skroa, mage Galina, last of his race, here to recover Sygma's horn. Danaël sends Razzia and Shun-Day to protect the Horn, while the Legendaries and Jaguarians prepare to face Skroa. This one creates an army of stone golems from its own feathers. The fights begin. Kel-Cha and Gryf show their humor during the fight and the Legendaries fight as best they can. Ko-Chonu saves Danaël from a golem, but is killed by Skroa.

Kel-Cha cries out and runs to see the body of his former friend and advisor. He promises Skroa that this day will be the last of the Galina, put an end to his race. And it is shortly after these words that hundreds of rock projectiles annihilate the golems, and a huge rock of stone crushes Skroa. The Legendary Shimy has awakened.

Rid of their foe, Kel-Cha and the others head for the Horn, having figured out that Shun-Day is nothing but a creature from Skroa who came to seek the Horn. Everyone unites against her, but they all get paralyzed... By Skroa, who wasn't dead. He asks Shun-Day to kill Gryf. But in reality, she only withdraws Katseye from him... Who enters a Chakounia crisis and attacks Skroa, causing him to regurgitate the Stone of Crescia that he had stolen long before. He then reverts to his puny, powerless fledgling form and everyone is freed from the paralysis spell.

Shun-Day and his father leave town. Kel-Cha realizes that his brother is no longer the Anoth he once knew, but a new Jaguarian, a Legendary named Gryf.

But suddenly, when everything seems to have become calm again, a huge tornado of fire appears, imprisoning them inside, and the Dawn and Dusk Gods appear. They make up their minds to destroy Earth, but Gryf punches Twilight and makes them realize that they don't have to decide for their "children". They laugh and think that the Jaguarian prince is right: they abandoned their "children" thousands of years ago and rejected as if nothing had happened. They leave Alysia, without destroying her, but they recover the Stone of Crescia on the way. After that, Kel-Cha recognizes that his brother has grown up, and is no longer the irresponsible Anoth he once knew. He even decides to call him by his new name, Gryf.

### Between book 10 and 11

One day, Gryf is brought back to Jaguarys, injured and dying and Kel-Cha is informed. Gryf is treated, but a piece of iron is discovered to lie near his heart, dooming him to near death. The news comes as a shock to Kel-Cha and his brother, who are the only ones in the know, along with the Jaguarian doctors.

There is an argument between Kel-Cha and Gryf, as the Legendary wants Jaguarys to send armies to fight the god Anathos, notably responsible for Gryf's injury, but the king refuses, due to the laws of the city.

One day, while Gryf is outside, Kel-Cha introduces him to the priestess Sheibah, whom the king trusts completely. This presents to Gryf Shun-Day and Skroa, who have been found and imprisoned. Then Sheibah shows Gryf his new Katseye, a weapon intended to help him defeat the god Anathos.

## Trivia

* Kel was supposed to go fight Anathos instead of his brother (Who was supposed to die from his injuries) after the Legendairies lost to Anathos in book 10. This idea was later rejected by Patrick Sobral.
* There is going to be a version of Kel-Cha from the World Without in "Resistance", it was comfirmed in the Guestbook.