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Djeperu

"She always had an air of command about her, and Samaki felt it would be wise to stay in her graces." (Orope, p.144)

### Known as

High Wife of Paref Rama VMother of Paref Rama VI

### Relatives

DaughterDaughter

Rama VI, son

## Physical description

### Eye colour

Black

**Djeperu** (jeh-PEAR-roo)

High wife to Paref Rama V and mother of Paref Rama VI. She is also cousin to the Mountain Mahat King and mother-in-law to Merneith.

## Life Before the Series

Although she was Rama's chief wife for nearly twenty years, she only had three children during this time, two girls and one boy.

She fought very hard for her son to be named heir to the crown, ensuring that his older brothers from other wives were given worthy stations - stations that would take them far away from the palace in Napata. A few of the Paref's other sons also died quite young from sicknesses - although there was nothing uncommon or strange in this, rumours circulated quickly that Djeperu may have helped them on their way.

## In the Novels

### Orope

Standing proudly at her son's side, she watches as her favourite child is named the next Paref.

#### Physical Description

"She wore a simple pure white linen dress, adorned with a thin red beaded belt, and on her black wig sat a thin golden band. She wore the clothes of the Paref’s Mother. Despite the simplicity of the dress, with her piercing black eyes and high cheekbones, she still looked far more regal than [Merneith] less than half her age on the left of the Paref."

## References

1. ↑ Chapter: "The Palace of the Rising Sun, *No one will believe a liar's warning*" p.146
Chipetzuha

"The journey to Chipetzuha will take a long time, nearly two tenpeiwhali. The journey is perilous. Many of those who leave for Chipetzuha never reach it." -Tanuk (Orope, p.88)

## History

### Founded By

High Priest Kuwaminetz

**Chipetzuha** (chi-PEH-tzoo-ha) - Red Pyramid

Located just north of Achaw, the Red Pyramid is the head of the Grey Mist, and the spiritual centre. This is where all the high lords of the three lands live and rule together.

## History

According to legend, after a terrible flood the people denounced their king and turned to a priest to save them. The priest, named Kuwaminetz, claimed the gods commanded him to lead the people north of Achaw, and there the people needed to build a great pyramid and perform human sacrifice to appease the gods.

It's said it took 52 years to complete the pyramid, the time it takes to complete a life-cycle in the Petzuhallpa calendar, but in reality it probably took less than 50. In that time a great city grew around the pyramid, a city where every great lord in the Grey Mist decided to begin construction on their own pyramid and the capitol was born.

## In the Novels

### Orope

After learning that the rulers of the Grey Mist live in Chipetzuha, he travels north with the help of Tanuk. It is only spoken of.
Pawura

"Pawura laughed, his face crinkling up like parchment left in the sun too long." (Orope, p.263)

## Physical description

### Eye colour

*Unknown*

**Pawura** (pa-WOO-rah)

An innkeeper who lives in Nepata. An old acquaintance of Samaki and Tiyharqu.

## In the Novels

#### Physical Description

"He was an older man, bone thin with a face wrinkled by years of laughter. Only his bald head remained smooth."

## References

1. ↑ Chapter: "From the Golden Temple to the Azure Sea, *If you’re not happy with what you have now*" p.262
Atzayako

"Had his father always been like a bird strutting his feathers? Had coming to Chipetzuha changed him?" (Pekari, p.303)

### Relatives

Mayek, younger brotherTanuk, eldest son

Tenok, youngest son

Koyo, eldest grandson

Ayako, youngest grandson

## Physical description

### Eye colour

*Unknown*

**Atzayako** (AHT-zah-ya-ko)

Father of Tanuk and Tenok.

## Life Before the Series

When he was a young man, as is tradition, he left Chultunyu to take his place among the atls of Chipetzuha. He left his younger brother, Mayek, as regent and caretaker of his two sons, Tanuk and Tenok.

## In the Novels

### Pekari

When Tenok arrives in Chipetzuha with Sha’di, the father and son are finally reunited.

#### Physical Description

“[Atzayako] was shorter than Tenok by a few fingers. His hair was streaked grey and white, and his braids were decorated with extravagant silver and topaz charms. His crown was massive, a helmet of fire citrine and polished garnets woven between long antean feathers. His waist was far wider than his shoulders and his leathery face, dyed bright red, drooped with boredom and age.” He is also described as wearing “overly ornate tunic and jewellery.”

## References

1. ↑ Chapter: “Chipetzuha, *Summon your sons*” p.303
Sef

"[Sef] was patient with Kareth... He enjoyed pointing at annimals, giving each one a name in turn. "most of the time, he wore a bright smile on his face." (Orope, p.98)

## Physical description

### Eye colour

*Unknown*

**Sef** (sef)

The oldest member of Samaki's crew on the Afeth.

## Before the Series

After Samaki and Tiyharqu, Sef has been with the Afeth for the longest.

## In the Novels

### Orope

Is one of the few people willing and patient enough to teach Kareth how to speak the Mahat language.

#### Physical Description

Sef is "the oldest man on the [Afeth], whose eyes would crinkle whenever he smiled... He was a strong man... well-built, though his skin looked like old leather."

## References

1. ↑ Chapter: "The Hiperu, *In' the water she goes*" p.98
Karesha Hal’Harag

"Hers were the most sacred words." (Orope, p.6)

**Karesha Hal’Harag** (ka-REH-shaw hal-HA-rag) - Karesha, daughter of Harag

One of the oldest and most respected Rhagepe, she speaks for the Goddess of the Rebirth.

## Life Before the Series

Karesha comes from a long unbroken line of Rhagepe. Because of this, and her age and wisdom, she is considered the defacto leader of the Rhagepe when they meet to perform sacred ceremonies.

## In the Novels

### Orope

Having heard the visions put forth by the Rhagepe she decides three Whisperers must be sent out to the three great empires, to save them from corruption before the gods destroy the lands with a terrible flood.

#### Physical Description

"Karesha Hal’Harag, with sheer white hair. She was hunched over, her breasts drooping down to her belly. Her face was a labyrinth of wrinkles and swirling tattoos. Her Ancestral Cloak had three layers of rib bones, each layer tied crosswise onto the one below... Her necklace was a snake eating its own tail, pearls in the place of its eyes, seashells hung in her dry hair."

## References

1. ↑ Chapter: "The Whisperers of the Gods, *The ocean shall rise up and swallow the land*" p.6
Zidewa

"Zidewa, sat on her throne unmoving, her eyes staring straight ahead with no acknowledgement to the frantic cries of her own son." (Pekari, p. 365)

### Relatives

Zidante, sonWatallis, brother

Teshsewa, daughter (deceased)

Kessara III, cousin

Kessara IV, cousin

## Physical description

### Eye colour

Dark amber

**Zidewa** (zee-DAY-wa)

One of the Five Sisters.

## Life Before the Series

Like all descendants of Nesa, she lived in the Moon Temple from ages nine to 13.

Her daughter, Teshsewa, died giving birth in 2993.

## In the Novels

### Orope

Mention is made to five queens, or five witches, ruling Matawe. This is a reference to the Five Sisters, but she is not mentioned by name.

### Pekari

Zidewa is living in Nesate. Of the four Sisters who receive Tersh and listen to her pleas, she is one of them.

#### Physical Description

"Zidewa was well into her fifties. Her hair had revealed streaks of dark grey and white, but her eyes were still dark amber and intelligent. Her crown bore an eagle… made of copper."

## References

1. ↑ Lee, G. (2020). The Princess of the Mountain, Stoke the fire. In *Pekari - The Azure Fish* (p. 5). Morgan James Fiction.
Ankhet

"Don't be sorry, be smart." - Ankhet (Orope, p.243)

**Ankhet** (AHNK-het)

Mistress of the kitchens in Imotah's home, Ankhet is seen as a leader among the servants. A stern woman, Ankhet also has a softer side for those she feels need protection.

## Life Before the Series

Ankhet was born into a life of servitude, but where others disappear into the shadows, Ankhet was always remarked for her hard work and exquisite taste when it came to cooking. She quickly worked her way up until Imotah discovered her and brought her into his home in Nepata.

## In the Novels

### Orope

Ankhet takes pity on Kareth, and tries to help him fit into the sometimes harsh world of Mahat.

#### Physical Description

Ankhet is described as being "a rather rotund woman... [who] wore no wig, but wore coloured powder around her eyes and on her cheeks. Her head was wrapped in white linen, making her head look like a large painted egg." As well as: "She was quite old, her back slightly hunched, and she was rather chubby."

## References

1. ↑ Chapter: "Nepata, *Nothing in the future can ever change your past*" p.163
2. ↑ Chapter: "Nepata, *Trapped In Himself" p.203*
Ayako

"A sudden cry came from the smaller of the boys. [Koyo] had taken his wooden doll and pushed him into the pool in the fight." (Orope, p.86)

### Relatives

Tanuk, fatherKoyo, brother

Tenok, uncle

Mayek, great-uncle

## Physical description

### Eye colour

*Unknown*

**Ayako** (ah-YA-yo)

Son of Tanuk and nephew of Tenok. He is third in line to inherit Chultunyu.

## Life Before the Series

Born and raised in Chultunyu. He is also destined one day to follow his father and grandfather and travel to Chipetzuha, but for now he's too young to understand his responsibility.

## In the Novels

### Orope

He is seen by Sha'di playing with his brother.

#### Physical Description

Ayako is described as being a "small boy," who cries a great deal when his older brother pushes him into a pool of water.Like all the Petzuhallpa lords, he has an elongated skull (caused by head-binding in his infancy).

## References

1. ↑ Chapter: "Chultun, *Your coming must be a sign from the gods*" p.83
Rekra Hal’Hashap

"Each symbol had a different meaning, and Rekra knew them all in her heart." (Orope, p2-3)

## Physical description

### Eye colour

Silver

**Rekra Hal’Hashap** (RE-kraw hal-ha-SHAP) - Rekra, daughter of Hashap

A Rhagepe who speaks for Life. Of the Gopema tribe.

## Life Before the Series

Like most Rhagepe she trained for all her life to one day be chosen to speak for one of the Goddesses.

## In the Novels

### Orope

Is performing her second Calendar Ceremony.

#### Physical Description

As a Rhagepe, she has silver eyes, and wears "a necklace of white feathers and claws, and dried water reeds were tied into her hair."

## References

1. ↑ Chapter: "The Whisperers of the Gods, *The ocean shall rise up and swallow the land*" p.1
Hatturigus I

Nesa I, great-granddaughter

**Hatturigus** (hat-TUR-e-gus)

The last undisputed King of the Mountain. After he died civil war erupted in Matawe, which continues to ravage the land nearly 200-years later.

## Life Before the Series

The troubles for Hatturigus I began when Amotefen VI founded a city on the border of Matawe in 2801, which came to be known as Hattute. After the Cursed Paref left the city, his eldest son Tuthalya occupied it.

Hatturigus was furious with his son, because he feared this action would lead to a war between Matawe and Mahat. Tuthalya names the city Hattute in honour of his father, but Hatturigus was adamant that his son should abandon the city.

Paref Rama I, worried that Hattute will be used to launch an attack on Mahat, send his army to the city. Hatturigus decides to distance himself from the conflict, disowning his son. Even though the Mahat siege was unsuccessful, the gap between father and son never mended

The year following the end of the siege, King Hatturigus was poisoned at his own dinner table. Both brothers immediately blamed the other for this murder and laid claim to the throne, and the civil war began.

## In the Novels

### Pekari

A brief history of the civil war caused by Hatturigus' sons fighting over his throne is given in this novel.
Samaki

"Samaki picked up his cup, unable to voice his thoughts, but feeling in his heart that things would not be getting better this time." (Orope, p.227)

### Relatives

Sabef, father, deceasedMedjnet, mother, deceased

### Affiliation

The ParefThe Tzati Imotah

The Merchants of Serepty

## Physical description

### Eye colour

Garnet

**Samaki** (SAH-ma-key)

Known as Maki to his close friends, Samaki is the captain of the merchant vessel the Afeth, named after the Mahat god of chaos.

## Life Before the Series

### Childhood

Born and raised in the marshlands of the Sea Mahat, Samaki was never satisfied with his life. His father Sebef, a marshman, would often scoff at Samaki's ideas that to be happy one needed to be rich and buy frivolous things such as silks and gemstones - things that will neither help feed or shelter you. As soon as he was able, Samaki left home and joined the crew of a merchant ship.

### Adult Years

After years of trading and saving, Samaki managed to become captain of his own ship. He met Tiyharqu, a woman from the golden lands of Kuroe, found north of Mahat. Tiyharqu had been designing a ship in her mind for years, and with Samaki's help (and finances), the Afeth was constructed - a two-mast ship that was larger and faster than nearly any other merchant vessel.

## In the Novels

### Orope

Samaki leaves the Sephian Islands, setting sail north for the Sea Mahat. Having filled his ship's hold with Postes' red wine, Samaki plans to make a fortune selling the wine to Paref Rama V. Samaki reaches Mahat just as the tsunami crashes onto its shores.

In the chaos that follows the wave hitting the Sea Mahat, Samaki learns that Paref Rama V has died. And, although he will never know for certain, he realizes his father must have also died in the wave. For the first time Samaki is unsure of his future, struggling to find someone to sell his cargo to, and dealing with the loss of his father and any chance he'd ever have to repair their relationship.

While in Sareeb and planning his next move, he meets Tersh and Kareth, who are looking for help reaching Nepata, the capitol of the Mountain Mahat. Taking a liking to Tersh (in particular her ability to play his favourite game, senet), he decides to set aside his people's prejudice against the Gogepe, and help them sail to Nepata.

#### Physical Description

"Samaki... had adopted the dress and manners of the many different cultures he visited... [He] wore auburn wool pants from Caemaan, with a snake belt and gold buckle he’d gotten from a Whisperer... and leather strapped sandals he had gotten here in Serepty. If he had to wear a shirt he had a silk tunic. When he could he left his toned chest open to the weather, his neck adorned with half a dozen amulets of gold, silver, and bronze. His head was bald... and skin turn[ed] dark, kissed by the sun."

## References

1. ↑ Chapter: "The Sephian Islands, *Their way is blocked by the risen sea*" p.33
Niebo

(Stworzenie wszechświata-1016)

* Bóg (samotnie)

(1016–2020)

* Lucyfer Morningstar

(2020)

* Amenadiel

(2021 - obecnie)

**Niebo** (ang. *Heaven*) - wymiar rządzony przez Boga i zaludnionym przez aniołów i dusze zmarłych, prawych śmiertelników. Lucyfer przebywał w Niebie, zanim został wyrzucony i skazany na wieczne rządzenie piekłem przez swojego ojca.

*Ten artykuł dotyczy wymiaru. Jeżeli szukasz informacji o mieście w niebie, zobacz: Silver City.*

## Historia

Niewiele wiadomo o historii Nieba, poza tym, że zostało stworzone przez Boga jako miejsce zamieszkania dla niego, jego aniołów, a później duszy zmarłych dobrych ludzi. Zwykle kojarzy się z kierunkiem w górę od Ziemi, oraz przeciwieństwem piekła.

Kiedy sprawiedliwa dusza dotarła do Nieba, została powitana przez Uriela. Powitał ich przemówieniem, które Lucyfer określił jako „gorsze od piekła”.

Kiedy zarówno Bóg, jak i Bogini zaczęli zaniedbywać swoją rodzinę, Lucyfer poczuł się tak opuszczony, że zbuntował się przeciwko Bogu i rozpoczął wojnę w Niebie. Kiedy Lucyfer przegrał wojnę, Bóg wyrzucił go z nieba do piekła za karę.

## Mieszkańcy

### Obecni

* Bóg
* Aniołowie
	+ Azrael
	+ Remiel
	+ Michał (chwilowo na Ziemi)
	+ Castiel
	+ Gabriel
	+ Rafał
* Ludzie
	+ Adam
	+ Caleb Mayfield (prawdopodobne)
	+ Charlotte Richards
	+ Frank Lawrence
	+ John Decker

### Dawni

* Lucyfer Morningstar
* Amenadiel
* Bogini
* Uriel
* Ewa
* Bóg

## Miejsca

Podobnie jak miasta na Ziemi, Niebo ma swoje własne miasto, zwane Silver City.

## Ciekawostki

* Ewa wyjaśnia, że Niebo jest spokojne i nudne w porównaniu z Ziemią. Mają też telewizję, Ewa wspomina, że mają ESPN.
* Amenadiel sugeruje, że zmarły może oglądać swoją rodzinę z nieba, jak zauważa, że ojciec Chloe jest z niej dumny.
* Według Lucyfera zwierzęta również wydają się mieć życie pozagrobowe, twierdząc konkretnie, że „wszystkie psy idą do nieba”.
* Remiel sugeruje, że Niebo jest utopijną wersją Ziemi, ponieważ mogą polować na jelenie.
* Amenadiel ujawnił, że samoocena dotyczy wszystkich żywych istot po jego powrocie.
* Według Amenadiela Niebo jest pełne miłości do Boga ze strony ludzi tam mieszkających.
Nesa

"The [Five Sisters] listened to [Tersh], and not with the same dismissive attitudes that the kings had given her." (Pekari, p.219)

### Relatives

Ashiyashe, motherKessara Harkis, daughter

Kessara (Nesa), granddaughter

Kessara III, cousin

Kessara IV, cousin

## Physical description

### Eye colour

*Unknown*

**Nesa Harkis** (neh-SA HAR-kiss)

One of the Five Sisters.

## Life Before the Series

Like all descendants of Nesa, she lived in the Moon Temple from ages nine to 13.

She has named both her daughter and granddaughter Kessara, in an attempt to gain favour with Princess Kessara.

## In the Novels

### Orope

Mention is made to five queens, or five witches, ruling Matawe. This is a reference to the Five Sisters, but she is not mentioned by name.

### Pekari

Nesa is living in Nesate. Of the four Sisters who receive Tersh and listen to her pleas, she is one of them.

#### Physical Description

She is described as being younger than the other sisters (save Kessara Perruna) because "her hair still had a few flecks of dark black."

## References

1. ↑ Lee, G. (2020). Nesate, Have you figured it out yet. In *Pekari - The Azure Fish* (p. 219). Morgan James Fiction.
Inko (the Silver Llama)

**Inko - the Silver Llama** is a novel written by Guenevere Lee. The novel chronicles the third year in the Whisperers of the Gods series.

## Plot

After being sent to the great kingdoms, the Whisperers have all reached their destinations, but everything is different from what they expected. The rulers do not wish to heed the advice of foreigners unless it helps them improve their political power. The people fear the Whisperers and will cower away or lash out unpredictably at them. The Whisperers themselves are losing faith that their message will be heeded unless drastic measure are taken.

War brews as the Sea People continue their attacks on coastal cities. Famine and sickness is still widespread. As the gods become angrier and the odds stack against them, how can the Whisperers ever hope to succeed?

## Characters

The story is told from the perspective of six characters:

* TBA
Perithos

“Give me metal, and I shall give you immortality.” (Pekari, 7)

**Perithos** (PEH-ree-thos)

A sculpturer originally from the Sephian Islands.

## Life Before the Series

Perithos left his home in the Sephian Islands for unknown reasons. Hearing tales of an abundance of high-quality metal in the mountains, he travels there in hopes of continuing his career as a sculptor.

He is hired by Queen Kessara to create a bronze statue of her, which is placed between the valleys of Nesate and Kuwais Tallis, marking the unofficial border.

## In the Novels

### Pekari

Princess Kessara commissions him to create the Bronze Ram.

#### Physical Description

"He was taller than most men in Matawe, thinner as well. His brow was more pronounced and his eyes wide and bright. His long limbs were wrapped in the silks... though age had frayed the once fine stitch, and he often wore a muddy wool cloak over them anyway to stave off the cold. His hair was golden, with the slightest hint of red, though it was speckled with grey hairs. [Princess Kessara] had always thought he was quite ugly."

## References

1. ↑ Lee, G. (2020). The Princess of the Mountain, Stoke the fire. In *Pekari - The Azure Fish* (p. 7). Morgan James Fiction.
Akrape Hal’Whata

"Akrape seemed calm, carving the symbols with a steady hand before passing the bones to Rekra." (Orope, p.2)

## Physical description

### Eye colour

Silver

**Akrape Hal’Whata** (ah-KRA-pei hal-WHA-tah) - Akrape, daughter of Whata.

A Rhagepe who speaks for Rebirth. Of the Gopema tribe.

## Life Before the Series

In the time of Rakeesh she is chosen to replace Whata as the new Speak for Rebirth.

## In the Novels

### Orope

As the newest Rhagepe in the Gopema tribes, she takes place in her first calendar ceremony.

#### Physical Description

Although no age is given for her, she is described as being young, with silver eyes. She "wore a necklace of pearls and seashells. Her hair tied with the skin of snakes dried into circles so they were eating their own tails."

## References

1. ↑ Chapter "The Whisperers of the Gods, *The ocean shall rise up and swallow the land*" p.2
Matawe

"Kuwana Tak [one of the Nine Great Valleys]… was a large, rolling valley surrounded by black, snow-peaked mountains. A wide river ran down the middle of it." (Pekari, p.59)

### Ruler

Queen Kessara III/King Hatturigus VI/King Laberne III

## History

**Matawe** (mah-tah-wei) - the Mountains

* The Whisperers of the Gods refer to the mountains of Matawe as the Teeth of the Gods (**Kerlra Hal'Gepe** (CURL-rah hal'GEH-pei)). They only know of the southern tip and have no idea how far north it actually reaches.

Matawe is both a kingdom nestled in the mountains, and the name of the mountain range most commonly used. The people of Matawe are known as the Matawega.

## The Nine Great Valleys

Although there are countless smaller valleys, most of the population lives within one of the following nine.

### Nesate Valley

Home to the capital city, Nesate, this is the highest valley.

* Nesate - The capital city is famed for it's defensive, with it's inner and outer double-walls and the complex architecture of Nesate castle, the city is considered completely impenetrable.

### The Western Valleys

There are the valleys controlled by the Queen and the Five Sisters in Nesate.

#### Sky Valley

Location of the Moon Temple where the Sisters are sent from ages nine to thirteen.

### The Eastern Valleys

These are the valleys controlled by the Kings in Hattute.

#### Kuwais Salli (Copper Tower)

The main copper producers for the entirety of Matawe. It also stands as the border betweens the Kingsland to the east and the Queensland to the west.

#### Ilhar L’Ekas Lulis (God’s Mirror Lake)

Once this valley had two great temples on either side of God’s Mirror Lake, a perfectly round lake. In the early years of the Matawe Civil War it became the sight of a horrifying battle and the temples were destroyed.

#### Kuwana Tak (Sheep Grotto)

The river that emerges from the grotto in this valley and cascades over the cliff in considered by some to be the source of the Hiperu.

## Lesser Valleys

### God's Mirror Lake

The location of the original temple dedicated to the Sun god and Moon god. The God's Mirror, a nearly perfectly circular lake, is one of the holiest sites in Matawe.

It was next to this lake that the brother Takalti and Tuthalya, brothers battling for the throne, met with their armies and battled. Tuthalya is executed on the steps of the temple. Afterwards this lake is considered cursed, and the temple abandoned.

## The Whisperer's Temple

The temple found in the Sea of Sand at the foot of the mountains is considered sacred to the Whisperers. The origins of the temple are lost, and all that remain now are the crumbled remains of the outer walls, but some believe at one time the temple reached as high as the mountain peak and you could climb the spire to reach the gods.

Every twelve years the Gogepe come here to perform the Calendar Ceremony, but tribes will often visit throughout the rest of the years to perform sacred spells and curses.
Kuwaminetz

**Kuwaminetz** (ku-WA-me-netz)

A priest credited with founding Chipetzuha.

## History

Most of Kuwaminetz life has been shadowed by the legend left after his death. What is known for certain is that Kuwaminetz was a high priest who served under the rule of Huwamanpallpa.

Huwamanpallpa, then the leader of the Grey Mist, lived atop a great pyramid found near Chub'al. The exact location is unknown, as the city was lost in a flood (some stories say it was plague - though it may have been a combination). It's generally accepted by the Petzuhallpa that the city was where the Sapphire Lake now sits. After the flood, Kuwaminetz held Huwamanpallpa and his family responsible, for failing to appease the gods.

Kuwaminetz, telling the people that the gods were speaking through him now, led the people north to present day Chipetzuha, where he oversaw the construction of the Red Pyramid. Huwamanpallpa was put to death, and his family was put into the control of the Atls.

It is said that Kuwaminetz died the same year that the Red Pyramid was completed, and that in total he lived two Life Cycles (104 years). The truth of this is debatable, but no records exist to confirm or deny this claim.
Kalotch

"The figures were so still they might have been carved from wood, though they stared at Sha’di with piercing eyes." (Orope, p.50)

## Physical description

### Eye colour

*Unknown*

**Kalotch** (KA-low-tch)

Lives in a small village near Chultunyu.

## In the Novels

#### Physical Description

Kalotch is described as being nearly indistinguishable from his travelling companions, Tetchtok and Tolek, all of them having "straight long black hair down to their waist. The bottom half of their faces, from the lips to the base of their necks were completely beardless and painted bright red, as were their hands and legs. Their chests were bare, and they wore only red loincloths."

## References

1. ↑ Chapter: "The Grey Mist, *The temple burned around her*" p.50
Michel-Taktik

Die **Michel-Taktik** ist eine im Jahr 2017 entstandene Taktik von Michel Welling, welche von Verteidigern ausgeführt werden muss und diese quasi zu Angreifern macht, denn sobald die Gegner angreifen, begeben sich die Verteidiger bei der Michel-Taktik nach draußen, um dort die Feinde möglichst schnell zu eliminieren. Im Idealfall beendet diese Taktik also auch (direkt) die Runde und lässt die Ausführer als Sieger hervorgehen.
Tuthalya

"I was a soldier once, but this land only takes...There’s nothing here for me. I’m leaving, going back to my family’s home in the mountains." -Tuthalya (Orope, p.220)

### Relatives

Tallis, fatherMother (deceased)

Estan, older sister

Ashur, younger brother

Five nephews

## Physical description

### Eye colour

Sandy (hazel)

**Tuthalya** (two-THA-lee-ah)

A former soldier for King Hatturigus VI living in Hattute.

## Life Before the Series

### Childhood

Born in Sheep Grotto, Tuthalya would have lived a simple life as a farmer or sheep herder, but for the civil war ravaging his country. With civil disorder, the people of Sheep Grotto were always in danger of being raided by the Mountain Men, wild people who live in the inhospitable slopes of Matawe.

### Adulthood

Like every man living in the eastern kingdom of Matawe, Tuthalya was forced to serve the military at the King Under the Mountain's pleasure.

## In the Novels

### Orope

Encounters Tersh in the streets of Hattute.

#### Physical Description

"His hair was a much lighter colour than most of his people had, perhaps lightened by the sun, and [Tersh] thought he had sandy eyes... From the few grey hairs speckling his beard Tersh guessed he had seen around three full cycles."

## References

1. ↑ Chapter: "Hattute, *I need not fear their curse*" (p.219)
Tahye

"Tahye was still at that awkward stage between girl and woman, her face had the full cheeks of youth, but her limbs were long, with just the hint of breasts on her chest." (Orope, p.201)

## Physical description

### Eye colour

*Unknown*

**Tahye** (tah-hyay)

A servant in Imotah's household.

## Life Before the Series

After her mother died in childbirth, Tahye was named by Imotah, and allowed to be raised by the servants until she was old enough to become one herself.

## In the Novels

### Orope

Working under Mistress Ankhet, Tahye meets Kareth. She is the only person close to his age who treats him with any kindness, and a friendship begins to form.

#### Physical Description

Tahye is young, described as being "at that awkward stage between girl and woman, her face had the full cheeks of youth, but her limbs were long, and the hint of breasts on her chest" and being "taller than most [boys], though far thinner and of lighter skin. She looked very delicate next to the gruff crowd."  She's described as wearing "a simple white shift and a plain black braided wig" and being not "too much older than [Kareth]. She had a big nose and a small chin and... looked rather funny. Yet her smile was kind."

## References

1. ↑ Chapter: "Nepata, *Trapped In Himself*" p.199
2. ↑ Chapter: "Nepata, *Nothing in the future can ever change your past*" p.162
Hiperu

"The Hiperu was wider than any river Kareth had ever seen before. He enjoyed sitting on the deck and just staring at the passing palm trees, smiling as the graceful slender ibis cranes took flight whenever they approached. At night they would pull along the shore... to sleep... nestled underneath the trees along the shore." (Orope, p.96)

## History

Flowing from the Matawe mountains south towards the Middle Sea, the Hiperu is the lifeline of Mahat.

## History

It's unknown how long people have lived along the shores of the Hiperu, but most agree there must have been a presence for thousands of years before Neema united the Sea and Lake Mahat.

## Wildlife

The Hiperu is well known for its fish and birds, including the famed ibis, but also for the far more dangerous crocodiles and hippopotamus.

## In Religion

The Hiperu plays itself out in several myths and legends in Mahat, including the story of a Paref who threw a spear at the Hiperu in anger, and as punishment was struck blind for ten years.

Djekuna is the river personified as a god.
Sephian Islands

"Serepty was the doorway to the Sephian Islands, and all trade from Mahat and the rest of the northern continent came here first." (Orope, p.35)

## History

**Sephian** (SEF-ee-an) **Islands**

 An archipelago found in the south of the Middle Sea. While each island has its own king, the islands have very close ties and will often meet in a council to make any crucial or important decision.

## The Islands

### Serepty

The largest of the islands, and also the most northerly. It is one of the main centres of trade in the Middle Sea.

## Sephian People

Although united by a common tongue, each island has a distinct culture and social structure which overlaps, but is never duplicated completely.

### Customs

A very friendly people, who spend most of their lives on boats. They kiss on each cheek when saying hello or goodbye.

Thanks to their location along the Jade Road, silk and other commodities from the east are fairly common on the islands. Silk shirts (usually open in front to show off their chests) are quite popular with merchant classes. The rich will also wear togas, but these are usually reserved for important meetings or celebrations.

## In the Novels

### Orope

Samaki and Tiyharqu leave the port of Serepty and travel back to the Sea Mahat.

#### Physical Descriptions

Sephians are described as mostly having "long hair of various colours, from golden and earthy to black as night. Sometimes... ruby red hair... They were far more voluptuous than any woman of Mahat. Their skin was like the olives that grew on so many trees on this island, their nipples like the dark pits he would spit out as he nibbled on the salty orb."

For clothing, Sephians wear "mostly silks, the fabric... sheer and... open down to their navels [and] secured by a belt" and that their garments are so impractical they must "walk slowly to keep from having their fine silks from falling open."

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter: "The Sephian Islands, *Their way is blocked by the risen sea*" p.36
Arinna

"She was holding the skirt of her soft, dark wool dress high, and her bare feet twirled on the grass. She was laughing and was young and beautiful." (Pekari, p. 65)

## Physical description

### Eye colour

*Unknown*

**Arinna** (a-REEN-nah)

Tuthalya's wife.

## Life Before the Series

Was born in Kuwana Tak just before Tuthalya left to serve in the King Under the Mountain's army. It was agreed by her parents and Tallis that when Tuthalya returned after his service, they would be married.

## In the Novels

### Pekari

Tuthalya returns after 18 long years of service, and the two are wed.

#### Physical Description

"She was happy and full of life, and, younger than Tuthalya—younger than Tersh even. Her rosy cheeks were pulled tight into a smile. Her dark hair glistened silver in the light, curled, and fluttered in the wind, and her almond-shaped eyes were as dark as the mountains surrounding them. She was beautiful."

## References

1. ↑ Lee, G. (2020). Kuwana Tak, I don't want to leave my fate to the gods. In *Pekari - The Azure Fish* (p. 65). Morgan James Fiction.
2. ↑ Lee, G. (2020). Kuwana Tak, I don't want to leave my fate to the gods. In *Pekari - The Azure Fish* (p. 64). Morgan James Fiction.
Alelti

**Alelti** (ah-LEHL-tee)

Princess Kessara's husband.

## Life Before the Series

Died at a relatively young age, leaving behind no heirs.

#### Physical Description

His looks are compared to Princess Kessara's personal musician, who has "smoky topaz eyes—eyes like her husband, Alelti, had had."

## References

1. ↑ Lee, G. (2020). The Princess of the Mountain, Stoke the fire. In *Pekari - The Azure Fish* (p. 3). Morgan James Fiction.
2. ↑ Lee, G. (2020). The Princess of the Mountain, Stoke the fire. In *Pekari - The Azure Fish* (p. 6). Morgan James Fiction.
Zidante

"Even... out in the open, daylight flooding everything with light, his eyes were as black as fire knives." (Pekari, p. 220)

### Relatives

Zidewa, motherWatallis, uncle

Teshsewa, sister (deceased)

Kessara Tiessar, niece

## Physical description

### Eye colour

Black

**Zidante** (zee-DAWN-tay)

The son of Zidewa, one of the Five Sisters. He serves her as a trusted guard and advisor.

## Life Before the Series

Born in Damais Tiessar, he came to Nesate with his mother when she took her seat among the Five Sisters in 2990.

## In the Novels

### Pekari

When Tersh arrives in Nesate, she is met and arrested by Zidewa. Despite their violent first meeting, Tersh begins to sense that Zidewa is frustrated with the way things are in Matawe and might become an ally along with his uncle, Watallis.

#### Physical Description

"He is described as wearing a “fine wool tunic and, [with a] copper eagle broach clasping his cape, the same symbol as his mother’s crown. [He had] black hair… [with] a few strands of grey… The few grey hairs and the wrinkles around his mouth and eyes told [Tersh] he’d seen somewhere between three or four full cycles."

## References

1. ↑ Lee, G. (2020). Nesate, Have you figured it out yet. In *Pekari - The Azure Fish* (p. 220). Morgan James Fiction.
Push to Exit

**Push to Exit** was a robot which competed in Series 3 of Diotoir's Wacky Rumbles. The robot's branding referenced the idea of an ejector button.

## Robot History

### Series 3

In its debut, Push to Exit fought Eruption and Bulldog Breed. Immediately, Eruption sped up to Push to Exit and chucked it about, throwing Push to exit against the pit release. Bulldog Breed flips Push to Exit only to be thrown towards the arena wall by Eruption and almost knocked out. Bulldog Breed frees itself and flips Eruption allowing Push to Exit to escape. Push to Exit is ganged up upon by the other two opponents who circle it and eventually shove it on to the floor flipper. All three robots are flipped with Eruption chucking Push to Exit and Bulldog Breed soon after. Push to Exit is left stranded and unable to self right.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1
Sebkay

"All of them followed Imotey’s gaze to Sebkay’s shoulder and saw the tiny white scorpion crawling there, the white brilliant standing out against his black tunic." (Pekari, p. 139)

## Physical description

### Eye colour

*Unknown*

**Sebkay** (sehb-KAY)

Along with Imotey and Natef, he is an apprentice of the sorcerer Dedelion.

## Life Before the Series

Born to a well-off family in Nepata, Sebkay was accepted as an apprentice to one of the most prominent sorcerers in the land.

## In the Novel

### Pekari

He is Dedelion's most trusted apprentice. Egotistical and antagonistic, he targets Kareth for his bullying.

#### Physical Description

Described as wearing "a black tunic with silver armbands and a fine tawny wig."

## References

1. ↑ Lee, G. (2020). Nepata, You are nothing without me. In *Pekari - The Azure Fish* (p. 106). Morgan James Fiction.
Sarakiel

## Świat rzeczywisty

### Występowanie

Sezon 5 ("Czy to naprawdę tak się skończy?"-->"Szansa na szczęśliwe zakończenie")

### Aktor

Ginifer King

**Sarakiel** jest aniołem i jednym z wielu dzieci Boga i Bogini.

## Biografia

### Przed akcją serialu

Sarakiel była jednym z aniołów wspierających Lucyfera podczas jego rebelii przeciwko Bogu. Gdy Lucyfer został wygnany do piekła, Sarakiel musiała użerać się z "pasywno-agresywnym" gniewem taty.

### Sezon 5

Gdy Bóg postanawia przejść na emeryturę nie wybierając następcy, Lucyfer zgłasza się by przejąć jego rolę co spotyka się z sprzeciwem wielu aniołów. Lucyfer prosi Sarakiel o wsparcie, początkowo jest w stanie ją przekonać, oferując możliwość spędzenia czasu z zwycięzcą Top Chefa Michaelem Voltaggio, którego Sarakiel jest wielką fanką. Jednak po tym gdy Lucyfer nie był w stanie udzielić jasnej odpowiedzi, dlaczego chce zostać Bogiem, Sarakiel stwierdza, że ​​musi przemyśleć swoją decyzję i szybko odchodzi.

W odcinku "*Szansa na szczęśliwe zakończenie*" Okazało się, że Sarakiel zdecydowała poprzeć Michała i tak jak reszta aniołów jest obecna podczas walki Lucyfera i Michała o tytuł nowego Boga. W trakcie bitwy która następuje po tym jak Michał zabił Chloe Decker, Sarakiel została zaatakowana przez Mazikeen która użyła na niej jednego ze swoich ostrzy .Gdy Michał zostaje pokonany a Chloe Decker wskrzeszona przez Lucyfera, Sarakiel kłania się mu akceptując go jako nowego Boga.
Whisperpedia - The Whisperers of the Gods Wiki

**Welcome to Whisperpedia!**

This wiki is dedicated to chronicling the world inhabited by the Whisperers of the Gods.

Here you will find information about people, cultures, languages, religions and geography.

## Who are the Whisperers of the Gods?

The Whisperers of the Gods are a nomadic desert tribe who believe the gods speak to them in visions. They are the namesake for a series of novels written by Guenevere Lee, beginning with Orope - The White Snake (published by Morgan James Fiction in 2018). The novels follow three Whisperers, who are sent out after a terrible vision of the end of the world. The Whisperers are tasked with locating the source of corruption and evil in each land and to convince the people of Mahat, Matawe and the Grey Mist to follow the old ways before the gods destroy the world in a great flood for the second time.

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Chultun

"It was shocking to see so much colour laid against the desert. There seemed to be no end to the trees. The sounds that came from it were strange and echoed around the basin. Most days the tops of trees were covered in a mist." (Orope, p.45)

### Ruler

AtzayakatlTanuk, regent

Mayek, co-regent

## History

### Founded In

~1000BMU

**Chultun** (chul-TUN) - the Jungle

The southernmost land in the Grey Mist. The Petzuhallpa living there refer to themselves as the nuktatl, the old lords.

## Geography

Chultun is known as the more mysterious of the three lands, thanks to the thick jungle that cuts it off from the rest of the Grey Mist.

It's capitol, Chultunyu (Jungle's End), is found at the southern end of the jungle, near the Sea of Sand. As such they have the most contact with the Gogepe.

## History

Chultun is considered to be the oldest of the three lands, but legend says the Petzuhallpa lived elsewhere before being forced to flee to Chultun.

In the beginning, the gods and men were said to live side by side. The gods taught the Petzuhallpa the secrets of pyramid building. Then the trickster god, Huhukotl, became infatuated with the goddess Tzochketza. He impregnated her against her will, and the baby that grew inside her was changed by her rage into fire and hate.

The child erupted from its mother and fire rained down on the Petzuhallpa. Legend records that "the rivers turned to conflagrations, the sky was ash, the trees became bonfires. Those who survived the inferno fled to the ends of the jungle, and had to rebuild the once great kingdom we had." After that the gods left the land.

## Pyramids

The pyramids in Chultun are ruled by the Nuktatl, the Old Lords.

### Ixk'inmetzuha

Ruled by Matlahuitl (known as Ixk'inmetzuhuitl). "He Who Mines the Earth, He Who Adorns Himself in the Earth’s Tears." The pyramid's colour is orange.

With access to a copper mine, they are the richest of the old pyramids. It is said the Matawega were from here originally, following the veins of copper through the secret pass, and into the Matawe mountains.

### Chub'al

Ruled by Chub’alnahutil. "He Who Sees the Way. He Who hunts the Panther." The pyramid's colours are yellow and green dots.

Chub'al is found on a crossroad between all three lands.

### Wilowachib’ikimopa

Ruled by Wilowachib’ikimopanahuitl. "He Who Kills the Crane. He Who Adorns His Head with the Feathers of the Crane." The pyramid's colours are white and blue dots.

Found in a marsh, this is known as the poorest of the pyramids in Chultun.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter: "Moltapetzuha, *Reading is a noble pursuit*"
720

**720** was a featherweight robot that competed in the Featherweight battles in Diotoir's Wacky Rumbles Series 3.

## Robot History

### Series 3

In the Featherweight battle it fought Flow, Boneyard and Mr Mangle.

Straight away, Flow charges into Boneyard but over flips and is battered by the drum of 720 before 720 turns its attentions to Boneyard which gets attacked by both 720 and Mr Mangle, leaving Flow to struggle to self right. Both spinners then attack one another which gives Flow an opening to flip 720 over as Boneyard attempts to crush Flow before Mr Mangle smashes into it and throws it upwards, tearing a panel from the side. All three robots gang up on Flow before Flow darts off and flips 720 in vengeance while Mr Mangle topples Boneyard for a short while. Flow is battered about before it turns around and attacks Boneyard, charging into the corner and flipping Boneyard out. Both spinner attack one another head on before Flow attempts to flip Mr Mangle, only for Mr Mangle to throw Flow about. Flow regains itself and throws 720 who catches fire, with the battle intensifying as Mr Mangle damages Flow even further, throwing it about. 720 loses its drum blade and begins to spiral out of control, whilst still on fire as Mr Mangle chased Flow across the arena, only for it get trapped by the arena claw and pushed off the arena. Due to being practically immobile, 720 was counted out as Flow was awarded the win.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1
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Nnenne

"[Sha'di] hadn't meant to name her Nnenne, but he had begun speaking to the woman he loved even though she wasn't there, and then he had begun speaking to the falcon as though she were Nnenne." (Orope, p.47)

## Physical description

### Eye colour

Yellow

**Nnenne** (n'-NEN-nay)

A falcon, gifted to Sha'di by the chief of his tribe, the Gonnamdi.

## In the Novels

### Orope

Sha'di brings Nnenne on his journey to the Grey Mist, his only companion on the long journey. She is named after the woman Sha'di loved and left behind, Nnenne Hal'Sharag. Since Sha'di had no one to talk to on his journey he began to talk to his falcon as though she could understand. He would also often pretend he could speak to Nnenne. These two day-dreams conflated until he began to refer to the falcon as Nnenne as well.

#### Physical Description

"She had a tiny leather hood covering her eyes to keep her calm, but it was clear she was hungry. [Sha'di] had tethered her to the bones of his cloak by the small leather jesses fastened to her feet, adorned by the little bells that would chime softly every time she moved."

## References

1. ↑ Chapter: "The Grey Mist, *The temple burned around her*" p.46
Alien Destructor

**Alien Destructor** was a Dutch competitor robot which fought in Extreme 1 and Series 2 of Diotoir's Wacky Rumbles.

## Robot History

### Extreme 1

Alien Destructor first appearance was in the Sumo. Shunt reverses and topples Alien Destructor, but Alien Destructor gets away and grasps onto the wheel guard and almost pushing Shunt off. Shunt soon shoves Alien Destructor and also drives itself onto the flame pit where both robots were counted out, this made Alien Destructor come second.

### Series 2

Alien Destructor fought 4th seeds Tsunami, new comers Iron-Awe and veterans The Great Pumpkin. The Great Pumpkin attacked the former Grand Finalist but did little damage and was flipped as a result, however it survived the flip. Iron-Awe then came in and flipped Tsunami out before flipping The Great Pumpkin and Alien Destructor out shortly after.

Alien Destructor first fought Storm 2. Storm 2 as quick as lightning smashes into Alien Destructor crushing it into the side wall, causing the machine to smoke from the heavy damage. Alien Destructor retaliates by pushing Storm 2 back and pinning them against the side wall. Storm 2 shunts Alien Destructor out of the way and charges for the pit release, here they spin around and gain a good area readying for a push against its opponent. Storm 2 pushes Alien Destructor around before pitting it.

Next Alien Destructor fought Diotoir. The claws of Alien Destructor clashed with Diotoir, buckling the scoop upwards and pushing the fur brained machine. Despite the aggression from Alien Destructor, Diotoir's scoop managed to damage the claw causing it to smoke. Diotoir pushes back and flips Alien Destructor, though not completely over. Diotoir flips Alien Destructor into the pit release button before chucking it about, losing an eye in the process. The two charge at each other caught in a stalemate pushing match. Diotoir flips Alien Destructor once more this time throwing them into the pit.

Lastly it fought Iron-Awe again. Iron-Awe flips Alien Destructor over but to the surprise of many Alien Destructor was able to get around the side and crush Iron-Awe pushing it as it did so. Iron-Awe fought back and began a assault throwing Alien Destructor about before finally throwing them out.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 3