Tenebra (World Without)

* Retired
* Old
* Adult
* Tenebra
* World Without
* Child

Byskaros (Former advisor; deceased)
Toopie (Friend)
Samael (Ally)
Dasyatis (Ally)
Shun Day (Former friend; deceased)
Amy (1st Daugther; Friend; deceased)
Artemus Del Conquisador (Ally; Friend; deceased)
Galen (Father; deceased)
Tree of Gamera (Ally; deceased)
Aidan and Nadia (Nephews)
Jadina (Half-Sister ? or Enemy ?)

Tenebra was the high priestess of the Church of Infinity, a religious order that awaits the return of the gods. Since childhood, she has been raised by Byskaros as a chosen one. He is also her only friend and adviser. She knows little about the world outside her temple, explaining her apparent naive side. She grew close to Judge Razzia, with whom she ended up having an affair.

The truth about the World Without spell falls, and she discovers having been a Legendary, before Artémus del Conquisador changed the life of the group of heroes thanks to his diary, and understands having also had a dark past, being the dark Sorcerer's daughter, Darkhell, while also being in a relationship with Razzia. The Legendaries, having more or less all recovered their original memories, reunite and in Oroban face Abyss and Darkhell. This battle ends with the end of the Jovénia effects, and the heroes leave to live new adventures.

Following this battle, Ténébris and Razzia have a daughter, whom they name Amy. Twenty years later, the gods are back on Alysia. The Legendaries reunite to try and defeat one of their generals, Apostle Sokatar, but are all defeated.

### Physical appearance

Under the effects of the World Without spell, Ténébra takes on the appearance of a child with a pale complexion. She has verdigris eyes and her raven gray-black hair is straight. As a priestess, she wears a long cyan robe and a large parma/gold cloak. She has a belt similar to that of Byskaros; cyan with a vertical "infinity" sign, which seems to be, besides the color of the clothes, the emblem of the Church of Infinity.

After regaining his memories, Tenebra' appearance changes. Her skin is totally white, making her blood red lips stand out just like her eyes. She ties her hair, now done in a firecracker, in a ponytail. She wears a green and yellow outfit, a brown and green belt, a gray cape and tall green and white boots.

Having regained her adult appearance, she wears a green and yellow outfit, a white and yellow cape, white pants as well as gray and white gloves and tall green and white boots. Artemus del Conquisador's piece of cape is attached to his belt. Twenty years after the end of the Jovénia effects, her features are hollow. She wears a yellow, green, blue dress, a white belt adorned with a gem and bracelets.

### Personality

She is very sweet and very influential.

She hates violence more than anything, and "she is capable of having a pillow fight as much as possible in terms of combat..." (according to the Pamplemousse). She preaches love and forgiveness, and the hijackers are for her only "poor lost souls of whom we must have pity above all else".

Very head in the air, she is often lost. Having always lived within the Church, she is quite ignorant of the world around her, and finds herself in many situations where she passes for naive. She is also very honest, to the point of being unable to lie without showing it.

However, despite her role within the Church and her apparent unfailing virtue, she is not convinced by the ideals of her order, although she hides it. She is very discreet about it, having never spoken about it with Byskaros.

### Before Book 19

Tenebra has been part of the Church of Infinity since childhood, having been raised by Byskaros, before earning the title of High Priestess. She has always been told that she is the chosen one, the one thanks to whom the gods will finally return among mortals. All her life as a priestess was destined for this single purpose, however the young girl never felt in her the conviction that this day was coming.

### Book 19

Queen Invidia of Orchidia invites the priestess Ténébra to the capital to attend the ceremony of the Staff-Eagle of Princess Shun-Day, her niece. Before leaving, Tenebra feeds the sharkscales of the Church, and when Byskaros warns her that it is time to leave, she goes to the boat, full of spirit.

During the air journey, a flying ship attacks them. They are hijackers. Tenebra wants to parley with them, believing that they are just lost souls. She almost falls into the void when they approach them with grappling hooks, but she is caught by Byskaros. Then, the pirates flee when the royal guard of Orchidia arrives, mounted on the back of their shells. They escort them to the city.

### Book 20

Tenebra and Byskaros are greeted in person by Queen Invidia and Professor Vangelis. Tenebra is very enthusiastic and even talks about the possibility of opening a place of worship in Orchidia, before asking to meet Princess Shun-Day. Apartments are assigned to Tenebra, Byskaros, and their successors. At night, Tenebra tries to sneak out of her room, wanting to explore the palace. She is surprised by Byskaros, who expected to see her act like this. He warns her, because this city has become a den of criminals since Queen Invidia came to power. Tenebra goes back to bed, only to be awakened a few hours later by a woman who gags her and takes her off, leaving her in a warehouse in the slums of the city. This is the pirate Jadina, whose mission is to capture Tenebra. The next morning, Tenebra is still locked in the warehouse, Jadina having brought back food (her crew soon to pick her up). At that moment, Amy, the disciple of the Legendary Artemus, appears in the warehouse. A fight then opposes the pirate to her. Tenebra tries to hide, and the Staff-Eagle suddenly appears in the middle of the room, in Jadina's hands. This one wants to kill Amy with it, but Tenebra intervenes, not wanting blood to flow. However, the pirate gently pushes her aside, and violently attacks Amy, who is knocked out, knocked out. Once outside, they come across Artémus, Byskaros, and two other people, Shimy and her husband Danaël. Byskaros rushes to help the priestess, but nearly gets hit by the pirate. Artemus tries to run away with Amy, and Amy's father, Judge Razzia, arrives. While Jadina has managed to put almost everyone out of harm's way, Danaël kisses her by surprise: the pirate can't believe it, and Ténébra takes the opportunity to grab a brick and knock her out. Just then, two Elemental Elves arise and carry Shimy to Astria.

Jadina is imprisoned, and Invidia summons the group. A mission towards Astria is organised. Judge Razzia will be part of it, in order to prevent Artémus, Amy or Danaël from causing trouble. Tenebra volunteers, despite Byskaros's disapproval. She wishes to discover the world and help, and adds that with the law on their side, they will fear nothing. The group then leaves Orchidia on the back of carapax.

### Book 21

Once on Astria, the party encounter King Hide-and-Seek. This one explains to them that in the skies appeared the Void, a fracture of reality which threatens to destroy the world. If Shimy was kidnapped, it's because she could help make the Void disappear. The group then heads to Grinaro's shrine, where she is welcomed. During the trip, they stop at a hotel for the night. The next morning, Razzia, Ténébra and Byskaros have lunch together. Darken admires the judge's appetite and compliments him for it. This rapprochement unsupports Byskaros. At this moment, Artémus arrives, out of breath, to tell them that Danaël and Amy left during the night, and drugged the other shells so as not to be followed.

The four accomplices are forced to hire chamoadors to cross the jungle of Makumba, towards the sanctuary. Tenebra rides with Byskaros, and along the way, Razzia and Artemus argue. An earthquake knocks everyone off their mount. Later, they observe a strange event in the sky: a powerful light dazzles them: the Void has closed. Artemus passes out at this point. At that moment, a humanoid being appears and inspects Artemus. He had been following them for a while, then called his boss at the crystal. A portal appears, and from it emerge Elysio, the scarlet mage, and Kalandre, a seer.

### Book 22

The group are brought to the city of the Awakened, a mysterious group who believe that the current world is not real and that they are in a fictional reality, caused by the planet-wide World Without spell. Kalandre explains the situation to them, after Artémus has been placed in a "vat". During the visit to the big tower, Ténébra no longer follows the group, and arrives on the balcony. From there, she has an overview of the place: she thinks she is in an underground city, but Byskaros, arriving, teaches her under the influence of emotion that they are in a vessel of the gods, a celestial vessel. This one is suddenly obsessed with the idea that with this they will finally be able to make contact with the gods, to the point of frightening Ténébra.

A few days later, Ténébra and Razzia are walking among the fruit trees, tasting some plums. She notices that since learning that they are in a ship of the gods, Byskaros isolates himself to pray constantly. She explains to Razzia that she never truly believed in the ideals of the Church, not believing that the gods would ever return. However, she tells herself that if it were to happen all the same, what purpose would she give to her life? At this moment, Kalandre and Firelion come to find them, to lead them to the mirror of truth. Elysio is back in the city, Byskaros is also present. The Scarlet Mage explains to them that the world they know was created from scratch by a spell, "World Without". Byskaros doesn't believe it, and decides to prove it wrong by taking Tenebra by the arm and touching the mirror of truth. This also results in Razzia.

Alongside Razzia, she first thinks she is in complete darkness, before seeing a macabre scene: a city on fire, and many corpses. They turn around and see behind them adult versions of themselves, but armed to the teeth, and visibly responsible for the massacre. Elysio pulls them out of these memories. They are both in shock, while Byskaros runs away.

Later, she tries to talk with him, but he refuses to open up and talk to her. Razzia comes to see her in her room, complaining in passing that she has been lisping since their contact with the mirror. Tenebris finds it cute. However, her mind is busy with something else: she can't believe that this cruel woman she thought she saw in the mirror is her real self. She begins to cry, but Razzia tries to comfort her by telling her that she is the most wonderful woman he knows. They are kissing.

They hear Elysio in the distance making a speech, in which he announces that he intends to launch the ship soon and activate the powers of the mirror of truth to free the entire world from the World Without spell. At this moment, Razzia collapses on the ground, screaming, holding his right arm. Then, moments later, his arm is replaced with a demonic arm. Following this, an explosion is heard in the city. Razzia heads there, ordering Ténébra to take cover alongside Kalandre and Elysio. She then goes to the big tower. Once inside, a powerful explosion shakes the place, Ténébra falls. Kalandre falls on top of her, and as they pass the mirror room, see the guards, all dead.

The explosion of the mirror restores Tenebris to its original memory.

Once in the room, they see Byskaros there, trying to destroy the crystal with spears. This one refuses at all costs to return to its initial state. Ténébra tries to explain to him that she has to, and that she accepts her reality, even if she is terrified by her original version. She therefore wants Byskaros to do the same. He then tells him that before the World Without spell, he was nothing. He therefore prefers to stay alive, even if it is a lie, rather than return to nothingness. He then decides to attack the mirror, killing Kalandre in the process. However, the only effect this has is to restore the original appearance of the people present there. Thus, Byskaros returns to nothingness, Ténébra loses consciousness, and his skin turns white.

The crystal, thus touched, begins to spread throughout the city. So, Elysio must destroy it for good. When he finds Ténébra passed out, he teleports her to the level of the group bringing together Razzia, and Firelion, as well as Shun-Day, Amy, Danaël, Jadina, Gryf and Shimy, who arrived in the city a few moments ago. The city is evacuated. Then, a powerful explosion takes place. Afterwards, Ténébra wakes up. Having regained her appearance and all her pre-World Without memories, she talks with Razzia, and must also confront her "daughter" Amy, who can't stand that her "father" has been with someone other than her mother in the past.

### Book 21

A week after the events in the city of the Awoken, the Legendaries have chosen Danaël as their leader, and intend to deliver Artémus and his diary to the authorities. Meanwhile, Tenebra and Razzia travel near Casthell, the home of Darkhell, the sorcerer. The original Darkhell's daughter explains that she wants to show her fiancé a room where Darkhell left fragments of her past. When they get there, they come across many items, including a broken sword and an antimag glove, but what Razzia calls out is a grave surrounded by petals. Ténébris explains to him that it is the burial of the woman whom Darkhell loved during her youth, the one who could potentially have been her mother if she had lived. She explains that during his youth, Darkhell was an idealist who dreamed of unifying Alysia, and adds that there really is no line between good and evil.

Later, Amy teleports into the castle, and explains the situation to them: they have just received a message from a demon, Abyss, announcing that she and Darkhell are in Oroban, and are threatening to kill the rulers. royals there if the Legendaries don't deliver Artemus to them. Tenebra

thinks back to the demon who wanted her to be by his side to rule over Alysia, seeing her as his sister, not expecting him to always be around, especially in the new reality. They teleport and during the trip, Tenebris says she intends to try to reason with Darkhell, but Razzia wants to stop her: she's not the dark wizard's daughter in the new reality, he won't recognize her. not. Ténébris insists all the same.

Their teleportation ends on Astria, which is not at all the place intended. Razzia understands that Amy must have been distracted from her objective by the residual traces of the Awoken teleport, which led them to where they are. They must therefore wait a moment for the traces of residual energy to dissipate before teleporting again.

Long hours later, they can teleport again. Amy manages to lead the three of them to Oroban, and they emerge into the heart of a titanic tree, which landed on the palace earlier, largely destroying it. They come across Darkhell and Jadina fighting. Amy attacks, with no effect (her majakai is broken), then Tenebra parries an attack with her antimag sword, while trying to negotiate, and Razzia uses her demon arm to send the Dark Wizard against a column. After that, he asks Tenebra what she was planning to do, but they are interrupted by Jadina who says there will be no negotiations with Darkhell.

The Dark Wizard says he remembers Ténébris, which touches her: she takes him in her arms. But it was a trap: he says that Abyss had warned him that someone would try to impersonate his daughter, and launches a powerful shock. Dasyatis, bodyguard of the corsair Halan, present on the spot, interrupts the attack, saving Ténébris. Following this, the Dark Wizard is kicked out of the trunk by Jadina.

The group returns to the foot of the palace, where Abyss fights against Danaël, Samaël and Gryf. As Jadina restores Danaël's memory, Ténébris faces Abyss. He asks her how she could have dared to kill their father, given the plans he had for their family, to which she replies that he has no idea what a family is, and explains that this is what the Legendaries have become for her. He rushes at him, the whole group goes back to fight. However, they are quickly defeated again, but Danaël manages to stab Abyss, thanks to Darkhell returning to stop his "son" by grabbing him from behind. The Dark Wizard claims to be Galen, not Darkhell, but eventually dies of his wounds, Danaël's blade having also touched him. As Abyss' body explodes, Tenebris screams for her father.

She understands that he had to regain his old memories when Jadina was attacked earlier, and that in his final moments, it was not as Darkhell that he saved his daughter from Abyss, but as Galen, the good man he was before. She repeats her father's name one last time, as the Abyss Parasite emerges from the rubble before being stopped by Shun-Day and devoured by the latter. Then, a fusion between the two takes place, causing the Princess of Orchidia to lose her reason and transform her, the latter naming herself "Raven", guardian of the truth.

  Immediately, "Raven" launches a magic projectile that blows up half of Oroban. Ténébris feels ready to face it, with the others, noting that it no longer makes any difference between good and evil. Suddenly, Artémus arrives, and presents his charred diary to the audience.

All note that despite the destruction of it, the World Without effects are still present. Artemus explains that three years earlier when, during the fight against Kalandre during the Battle of Casthell, the godstones exploded, a fragment of one of them was inserted into his forehead, which explains why he is the only one who can write in it. He adds that on several occasions, since their death in the Battle of Casthel, he has tried to bring them back. That's why he used the capabilities of his diary to rewrite reality. However, in each of these realities, the Legendaries eventually died. For his sixth attempt, two years after the first, he therefore decided on something else: to give them new lives, far removed from their original ones. It seemed to work at first, but he finds that fate seems to be pointing them to their deaths again.

Artemus is immediately stabed by Raven, Tenebra and the other fighters charge, but are pushed back. Artemus adds that he believes he is able to conjure up a Void on purpose, these being actually the product of his fears made real by the power of the divine shard. Artemus and Raven are sucked into the Void, with Amy piercing the super-powered creature's heart, preventing him from stopping it all.

After the death of Artemus, Raven and Amy, Ténébra approaches Razzia, who mourns the death of his daughter, to comfort him. Danaël finds on the ground a fragment of a page from the diary, on which Artémus has scribbled a note, in which he thanks them for having made him a better man, and in which he has written one last modification to be made to the world: the end. of the Jovenia effect. Thus, the initial dream of the Legendaries is granted, and the inhabitants of the two worlds return to their adult size.

### 1 Year after the battle of Oroban

A year later, in the city of Oroban, under reconstruction, the Legendaries attend the celebration of the first birth since the Jovénia Accident in a tavern. However, robbers, the Eskadros brothers, enter and seize the baby, believing that it will bring them a lot of money. Razzia recovers the young child, returns it to its mother, while the Legendaries massacre the bandits, before leaving the scene. They are caught by the mother, who asks them who they are. Danaël replies that they are the heirs of Artémus, but that she can simply call them the Legendaries.

### 2 years after the end of Jovénia

Ténébra gives birth to a daughter. With Razzia, she decides to name her Amy, after the daughter he had thanks to the World Without spell and who he lost during the battle of Oroban. At the same time, Razzia and Ténébra get married.

### 19 years after the end of Jovénia

the gods are back on Alysia. They cause the Great Cataclysm, an event in which the two moons collide, causing earthquakes and tsunamis. They terrorize the world with their armies of heavenly guards, led by the Apostles.

The Legendaries reunite again, traveling to Orchidia to confront Apostle Sokatar as he has just beheaded Queen Invidia. The heroes are doing well. However, when they are about to defeat their enemy, they are betrayed: Jadina sides with her and defeats the heroes, leaving only Razzia who thinks she is the sole survivor.

He founds a resistance group against the gods, of which Amy is also a member. The death of Ténébris gnaws at him, and he sinks into alcohol.

### Resistance: the gods are love

Apostles Sokatar and Luminia discover Subachandra's base, where Razzia is. He faces Sokatar, but dies during the fight. His last thoughts are for Tenebra.