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Susan Grayson

Edward Grayson (Brother)

Daniel Orlov (Son)

Peter Grayson (Nephew)

Joanna Grayson (Great-niece)

**Susan Grayson** is the heiress to the great Jacobean manor, Grayson Hall, and the previous incarnation of Theresa Niles. She is the mother of Daniel Orlov, and the love of Nathaniel Ley's life.

Susan had one foot in rebellion and the other in conventionality. Her strengths were her forward-thinking mind, keen intelligence, and sensitivity. She was a romantic to the core. Her weaknesses were vacillation, putting her foot in the water and taking it out, and not being able to live up to her full potential.

Susan never fell out of love with Nathaniel even after ending their engagement. She cared deeply for her husband, Vasily Orlov, but her heart remained in Yorkshire. She was a loving mother to Daniel, her greatest source of joy, and had a close relationship with Cecilia, whom she considered her daughter.

Susan resumed her affair with Nathaniel in 1895 when Daniel and Cecilia were teenagers. She promised Nathaniel that this time they would be together but again she wasn't strong enough. Nathaniel was crushed that once more everyone else's feelings and Victorian society came before him. This contributed greatly to Nathaniel's downward spiral, and Susan carried a guilt over that for the rest of her life.

After the death of Daniel, Susan became a recluse, rarely leaving Grayson Hall. Her closest confidante was her personal maid, Mary O'Rourke, who once worked for Nathaniel. Daniel's cat Raven was her constant companion.
The Farmhouse

Theresa Niles

Gerald Pierson

Tom Pierson

BOOK TWO:

Gerald Pierson

Theresa Niles

Tom Pierson

BOOK THREE BEGINNING:

Theresa Niles

Gerald Pierson (occasionally)

Tom Pierson (at college)

BOOK THREE END:

Mitchell Mathers

Naiyana Mathers

Duncan Mathers

**The Farmhouse**, as it is referred to in the quartet, had a tragic beginning. Building the farmhouse on Beak's End property was Nathaniel Ley's desperate attempt to win back his estranged wife and sons following his daughter Cecilia's tragic death. Nathaniel's broken mind and spirit believed that a new house would bring a new beginning, but Anne Ley had no intention of returning to Nathaniel, or letting the boys anywhere near him. When this reality finally sunk in, Nathaniel hung himself from a rowan tree in the back of the farmhouse.

In the centuries following Nathaniel's suicide, the farmhouse had many occupants, all of which his spirit ferociously drove out. The farmhouse and manor house next door were known to be the most haunted property in North Yorkshire and Beak's End became infamous.

With the arrival of David Pierson and his mother, Theresa, the former Daniel Orlov and Susan Grayson, Nathaniel confronted the karma he had been running away from for a century, and the farmhouse became the family home it was originally intended to be.

In Book Three, "Living Timekeepers", the farmhouse is passed on to Mitchell Mathers and his wife, Naiyana. As Mitchell is the reincarnation of Nathaniel's son Adam Ley, the farmhouse at last had one of the occupants for which it was originally built.
Zephyr

**Zephyr** was Cecilia's horse. Nathaniel got Zephyr for Cecilia's fifteenth birthday. When Nathaniel took her to the stable, Zephyr was waiting for her with an enormous blue bow. Cecilia adored Zephyr and declared him the perfect horse for her.

After Nathaniel's death, Anne brought Zephyr and Spitfire over to the neighboring Sykes farm. The Sykeses took care of Spitfire and Zephyr for the rest of the horses' lives.
Mitchell Mathers

All of the Ley family

**Mitchell Mathers** is one of the strongest supporting characters in the quartet. He first enters the story Christmas 2015 when he is visiting England from Australia with his wife, Naiyana. Unbeknownst to the Piersons at first, he was the heir to Beak's End who, sight unseen, sold David the manor.

Mitchell is a train wreck during much of Book Two. He is addicted to cocaine, prescription drugs, and alcohol. In just a few years he squandered the millions of dollars he made from the sale of the house with his exorbitant drug debt and shady investments.

Mitchell is good-hearted, intelligent and cultivated, but is a victim of his demons. His third wife, Naiyana, is at the end of her rope when the Piersons meet her.

When Mitchell is arrested on cocaine charges, David bails him out and Mitchell stays at Beak's End while awaiting trial. Long suffering Naiyana returns to Australia, leaving the future of the marriage looking bleak. He is grateful for David and Lia's kindness, but refuses to allow anyone to get close to him, except for rare moments from which he immediately catches himself.

After he commits an egregious act against David and Lia, there is a sequence of events which culminate in their having a breakthrough on the mystery of Mitchell Mathers. Mitchell is biologically and spiritually a Ley.

By the end of Book Two, Mitchell is on the road to retrieving his true self, although still incarcerated.
Eddie Donnelly

**Eddie Donnelly** is a Strawberry Fields busker who is playing Lennon and Beatles songs when David first goes there with Lia. David and Lia befriend Eddie, and knowing they are in love, Eddie plays them his favorite John Lennon love songs.

Later that night, David and Lia return to Strawberry Fields and David proposes to Lia. Eddie is ecstatic when he hears the news and says he is honored to have been part of it.

Eddie will reappear in the third book, Living Timekeepers.
Anne Ley

Miles Ley (Son)

Rose Gibbons (Niece)

Elizabeth Gibbons (Sister)

**Anne Ley** was the wife of Nathaniel Ley, and the mother of Cecilia, Adam and Miles. Anne was conventional, yet sensitive and cultivated. Much like Susan, Anne's spirit longed to be who she really was, but she could not break free of her family's expectations.

Readers first meet Anne in Chapter Thirteen of Serch Bythol when she is getting ready to go on a seaside holiday with Nathaniel, Cecilia, and baby Adam. During the course of that seaside holiday, Anne understands without jealousy that Nathaniel and Susan are still in love. Anne herself is still in love with her former fiancé, James, who died in a train accident three years before she met Nathaniel.

When Nathaniel's mistakes led to the tragic death of Cecilia, Anne was not only grief-stricken, but became distrustful of the world. Anne did not want to interact with Nathaniel in any way, nor did she want Adam and Miles to have contact with him.
George Peacock

Stuart Peacock

Terence Peacock

**George Peacock** suffers from unrequited love for Cecilia Ley. He is the son of Fletcher Peacock, who unsuccessfully tried to court Susan Grayson. The Peacocks have had a feud with the Grayson and Ley men for as long as anyone can remember, but the Peacock men are inexplicably drawn to the Ley and Grayson women.

George is Daniel's nemesis and Fletcher Peacock is Nathaniel's nemesis.
Melanie Lloyd

**Melanie Lloyd** is Tom's girlfriend. They become a couple in 2014 and she is his first love. As time passes, Melanie's possessive nature and jealousy become too much for Tom and he no longer recognizes the buoyant girl he met in high school. Melanie's obsession with Tom's friendship with Abigail eventually destroy the relationship.
Sergei Orlov

Oleg Orlov (Grandfather)

Miroslav Orlov (Father)

Daniel Orlov (Great nephew)

Kira Orlov (Great Aunt)

Natalia Orlov (Great Aunt)

Elena Orlov (Daughter)

Pierre Orlov (Son)

**Sergei Orlov** is a descendant of Daniel Orlov. David and Lia meet Sergei while on their honeymoon in Saint Petersburg, Russia after David tracks down Orlov descendants. The three of them immediately become intimate friends.

Sergei is a survivor. His family was one of the most powerful families in Russia before the Revolution. He grew up in Paris and lived between France and New York before returning to St. Petersburg in 2003.

Sergei has tremendous willpower. He is a recovered alcoholic and quit a three pack a day cigarette habit. He is a man seeking moderation and tranquility in his life, and is now content to be alone.

Sergei is a gifted jazz saxophonist who plays in a band named the Stray Dogs. In Volume Three, "Living Timekeepers", his career goes through the stratosphere after being featured in Oblivion's "Only This Moment".

Sergei remains a dear friend of David and Lia, and develops a deep friendship which turns into romance with David's mother, Theresa.
Veronique

Ambrose de Ripariis (Assistant Maker)

Cecilia Ley (Mistress)

Lia Bailey (Mistress)

**Veronique** formerly belonged to Cecilia. Nathaniel and Ambrose had Veronique crafted by a French sorceress named Didem. As they asked, Didem made Veronique to look like a mini Cecilia.

Veronique is anything but a mere doll. She has emotions, and her expression often changes to reflect her mood. Only Nathaniel and Ambrose knew the secret of Veronique's enchantment. They had planned to tell Cecilia that secret but the day never came.

Cecilia liked to put Veronique on the windowsill to look outside, and this continues when she reincarnates as Lia.

Before being reunited with her mistress, for over a century, Veronique had been inside an armoire in the basement of the Beak's End farmhouse.

When David finds Veronique in the armoire, she is ecstatic, and recognizes him as the reincarnation of Daniel.
Dmitri the Second

Grace (Feline sister)

Bartholomew (Feline brother)

**Dmitri the Second** got his name from David's belief that he was a reincarnation of his beloved dog as Daniel. Indeed he was, and a gift to David from the spirit of Nathaniel Ley.

Dmitri was brought over to Beak's End by Philip and Angela Sykes who found him hanging around the gate to Beak's End while David was finishing Oblivion's European tour.

Dmitri is a cherished member of the Pierson family and a fixture at Beak's End.

Dmitri will play a major role in a chapter of Volume Three, Living Timekeepers.
Philip Sykes

**Philip Sykes** is the old farmer who befriends David. At first, Philip preferred not to talk to the Piersons, and just tipped his hat. This changes one day when David finds Philip praying near the chapel. Philip warns David to convince his family to leave the farmhouse at Beak's End at once. When David tells him that will not happen he says that all he can do is pray for them. He tells David to see Alice Grayson at Afterlife Antiques. Over time, Philip and his wife, Angela, continue to open up to David.

Philip is a character throughout the first three books. He is a descendant of the Sykes family who has always lived next to Beak's End. His grandfather, Harold, was a close friend of Nathaniel Ley.
Pa Patriarch

**Pa Patriarch** or **Patriarchus** was the original main antagonist and later the secondary antagonist of Peenut Ever After. He was an evil *Pelecanimimus* who disguised himself as a *Deinonychus*. He was killed while giving a speech, when a skyscraper fell on him. Everything he did was for his master, Emperor Galleo.
Dmitri

**Dmitri** was Daniel's dog and beloved companion. His mother was the Sykes family dog. Cecilia gave Dmitri to Daniel when Daniel was nine. He lived at Grayson Hall.

Dmitri was always at Daniel's side when he was in Yorkshire. When Daniel was away at boarding school, Dmitri and Cecilia commiserated with one another in their longing for Daniel.

Dmitri was the loyalest of dogs and travels with Daniel through time.
Daniel Orlov

Mildred Grayson (Grandmother)

Edward Grayson (Uncle)

Reginald Grayson (Grandfather)

Peter Grayson (Cousin)

Fyodor Orlov (Uncle)

**Daniel Orlov** is the previous incarnation of David Pierson. Daniel's mother is Susan Grayson of Grayson Hall, a magnificent Jacobean manor, in Thornton-le-Dale. A few years after the painfully ending her engagement to Nathaniel Ley, Susan married Daniel's father, a Russian aristocrat named Vasily Orlov.

Daniel was born in Russia. In his seventh year, his mother became nostalgic for her home and brought Daniel to Yorkshire. He meets Cecilia in the coastal town of Scarborough and the two become inseparable. Daniel begins attending boarding school in southern England and spends every summer in Yorkshire with his mother, where he can be with his beloved Cecilia, whom he knows he is destined to marry one day.

Daniel has a complex relationship with Cecilia's father, Nathaniel Ley. Nathaniel loves Daniel and calls him his son, but is jealous of Cecilia's adoration of him, and how her plans for early marriage will impact his vision for her gift. Despite their disagreement on the age Cecilia can marry, Daniel and Nathaniel have a bond that defies description, and spend many hours playing chess, fencing and riding. Daniel has a wonderful relationship with Cecilia's mother, Anne Ley, and her younger brothers, Adam and Miles.

Daniel has a very close karmic relationship with Ambrose de Ripariis, Nathaniel's partner and the godfather to the three Ley children. Over time Daniel realizes that he and Ambrose are spirit twins.

Daniel plans to become a physicist upon his graduation from Cambridge. His favorite form of relaxation other than chess and fencing is riding his beloved steed, Ballista, and being with his Siberian Husky, Dmitri.

Daniel is sensitive, poetic, passionate, and highly intelligent, but he has demons that no one can explain and becomes inexplicably violent when provoked. Cecilia and Ambrose are the only people who can calm his demons.

His nemesis is George Peacock. The Graysons and Leys have been feuding with the Peacock family for centuries.

Following the tragic death of Cecilia in the summer of 1899, Daniel began destroying himself, and would reject any help his loved ones would offer. He starts heavily drinking, and getting into more and more fights. During that time, he has an extremely intense confrontation with Nathaniel Ley.

Ambrose tries to snap Daniel out of his self-destruction, but Daniel tells him that since he knows him in a way no one else can, he must let him go. The closest he gets to being himself again was when Cecilia's cousin, Rose Gibbons, would channel Cecilia's spirit and tell Daniel to stop this path, and that they would be together again. There came a point, however, when hearing Cecilia's voice no longer comforted him, but tormented him. Thus, Daniel resumed his path of alcoholism and fighting. For the last two years of his life, none of his loved ones see him.
Raven

* Kitten
* Adult

**Rav​en** was Daniel's cat. After Daniel's death, she became Susan's companion. Daniel rescued her from a shopkeeper who was going to kill her because of the color of her fur. She was a fixture in Daniel's room and was devoted to the boy who saved her life. Raven liked to sleep on the window sill. Unbeknownst to Daniel, Raven is his feline companion through time.
Beletum

**WARNING: THIS PAGE MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS**

**Beletum** is a Draconian Reptilian who drove a wedge between Lamagir and Angharat after their horrific battles with the Fomorians in Ancient Ireland. She is heartless except when it comes to Lamagir whom she believes was always destined to be her mate.

Beletum abandoned her previous mate, a being of peace, deeming him weak and disdaining him for being defeated. Her mate disappears for millennia but resurfaces as anything but the so-called weak, pathetic being that she discarded.

Beletum seduced Lamagir at a time when he believed the path of light had forsaken him. The monstrous Fomorians had killed most of his clan and their great race was forced underground. Beletum had what she wanted but continually had to work to keep Lamagir on her path.

Angharat is her sworn enemy. She has unfathomable power at her disposal but cannot defeat Angharat, nor can she completely fill the void Angharat left in Lamagir's being.
Ayavita the Undine

**Ayavita** is an undine friend of Ambrose and David. David meets her when he travels back to 1901 to see Ambrose. Her domain is the sea and she comes to shore to speak with them at Foreness Point.

She has psychic gifts and in Volume 2 declares that there will be a time in the future when they need her help.

Ayavita is in love with a young human man who is fighting in the Boer War and anxiously awaiting his return.
Tom Pierson

* Tom in Book 1
* Tom in Book 2

David Pierson (Brother)

Eleanor Niles (Grandmother)

Derek Niles (Grandfather)

Kevin Pierson (Uncle)

Amy Pierson (Aunt)

**Thomas Pierson** is the younger of Gerald Pierson's and Theresa Niles' two sons. When "Serch Bythol" begins, Tom is going through a hellacious puberty. After being told by his father in a matter-of-fact manner that the family will be moving to England in a few months, Tom does not take it well.

Tom is emotional, sensitive, and girl crazy, but he also has a great sense of humor and enjoys practical jokes and pranks. While he is highly intelligent, his grades in school do not reflect it.

Tom is a source of love and support for his older brother, David, through his episodes and nightmares, and David is very protective of Tom.

When David begins interacting with what he believes is Cecilia Ley's ghost, Tom becomes concerned. His concern escalates to fear when David declares himself to be in love with her. Tom interferes out of this fear leading to a major confrontation between the brothers.

The first months the family is in England, Tom is miserable. Nathaniel's ghost is making his life and David's unbearable. To make matters worse, his father is in denial and his mother seems oblivious and secludes herself in her painting studio where she is clearly interacting with Nathaniel.

After Nathaniel appears to Gerald, Gerald apologizes to Tom for the first time ever. This is a turning point for the bad relationship between Tom and his father, as Gerald had told him in so many words that the paranormal activity was all in his mind. The apology means a lot to Tom.

Tom reluctantly accepts David's relationship with Cecilia after she helps to save David's life and he espies her from a distance.

Tom calms down considerably when Nathaniel's spirit is at peace. He has his mother back and now understands that she did what she did to save Nathaniel's soul.
Bartholomew

Dmitri the Second (Canine brother)

Grace (Feline sister)

**Bartholomew** is Lia's cat. He was a stray and she got him when Sphinx, who'd been taking care of him outside, didn't want him to be out in the winter. Lia fell in love with that gentle silver boy at once and calls him a soul companion.

Bartholomew moved from New York to England when Lia moved in with David at Beak's End. He is very pleased with his 33 rooms and co-exists peacefully with Grace and Dmitri.
Red Claw

Red Claw trying to be a villain

**Red Claw**, formerly known as Pathos is one of the 8 deuteragonists of the Peenut Roleplays. He appears in each installment, and suffered his scar due to an earthquake. He offered to take Peenut to the Man Village for free in Peenut 1. He has two *Velociraptor* minions by his side who go by the names of Screech and Thud.

After Peenut 1, Red Claw and his fast biter minions try to be villains. Throughout *The Land Before Time* television series, he fails a total of five times to become a good villain, and so, he returns to Peenut in Peenut 2: The Rise of KFP, becoming a reformed villain again.
June Healey

**June Healey** first enters the quartet in Chapter Twenty of Book Two.

The first time David and Lia lay eyes upon June, they are on horseback. At the time, she was the mortified girlfriend of Stuart Peacock.

June is the premier journalist for *Yorkshire Life* magazine. After aggressively pursuing a story on the resurrection of Beak's End, she is assigned a cover spread about the subject. This leads her straight to David and Lia, and over the course of the cover shoot, she bonds with them. They reassure her that being Stuart Peacock's former girlfriend does not influence their opinion.

June is from the highest echelon of Yorkshire society, and a true English rose. She is in the quartet until the end.
Peenut 1

**Peenut 1** (though actually titled **Land Before Time Origins: Peenut 2k7**) is a May 2017 roleplay created by Nate56mate and Peenut2k7. It is an accurate representation of how Peenut grew up and joined the Land Before Time wiki and became an admin.

The story follows very similar to *The Jungle Book*.
Dane Bouchard

Beau Rivière (Nephew)

Sphinx Insley (husband)

**Dane Bouchard** is the partner of Sphinx Insley and a member of the spirit family.

Dane met Sphinx when he came to New York to pursue a career as a Broadway dancer. He is a southern boy from an ultra conservative tea party family. Because Dane is intrinsically a family man, he tries to reconcile his own liberal lifestyle and beliefs with his roots. He maintains a tense relationship with his parents which crumbles upon their hearing him say that he is gay and in love with Sphinx. He has a sister in Louisiana who was disowned by their parents for marrying a black man.

Dane's studies choreography in Book Three and moves to England with Sphinx.

Dane is intense. At first he had a hard time in New York, but after meeting Sphinx he became stronger. He learns to stay true to his old soul and succeed in the cold modern world.

Dane was incarnated four times throughout the millennia in the quartet. In the lifetime before he was Dane Bouchard, he was Ambrose de Ripariis' son, Gabriel de Redvers.

## Relationships

Sphinx Insley: Boyfriend and eventual husband

Cristina Bouchard Rivière: Sister

Fynn Rivière: Nephew

David Pierson: Close friend

Lia Bailey: Close friend

Joanna Grayson: Close friend

Abigail de Redvers: Close friend
Athena Bailey

Kirsten Carruthers (Wife)

**Athena Bailey** is Lia's white Wiccan mother and the reincarnation of Cecilia's cousin and best friend, Rose Gibbons. Athena is the owner of Lower Manhattan's leading occult and witchcraft shop, Abraxas. She is a high level witch and healer.

Athena is buoyant, strong, and a multi-dimensional person. She was married to a man she cared deeply for when she met her future wife, Kirsten Carruthers. Kirsten is the reincarnation of Clara Harkins, Athena's love as Rose, and Athena divorced her husband to be with Kirsten. Three years later, they married. Through sperm donation, Athena became pregnant and Lia was born in February 1995.

Athena is a core member of the spirit family. Among her companions through time are Kirsten, Lia, David, Ambrose and Nathaniel.

She does not want to be labeled, and like her daughter, she calls herself a humanist.

Athena dislikes the direction the New Age movement has gone, and separates herself from it.

## Relationships

Kirsten Carruthers: Twin Flame

Lia Bailey: Soulmate

David Pierson: Soulmate

Nathaniel Ley: Soulmate

Ambrose de Ripariis: Soulmate
Sabre Tyson

**Sabre Tyson** is a good friend of David Pierson. They met when Sabre did a rap mashup with Oblivion's breakthrough hit, "Tattooed".

Sabre first appears when David goes to New York to seek Lia's forgiveness. They go to a party in Tribeca and David spends time at Sabre's Harlem townhouse.

Sabre had many girlfriends, including Cressida Holdsworth, but it is Ffion Fearn who captures his heart.

Sabre collaborates with David, Lia, Ffion, Sphinx, and Dane on a non-Broadway musical entitled "Broken Birds".
Naiyana Mathers

**Naiyana Punyawong Mathers** makes her entrance in the quartet as the beleaguered wife of Mitchell Mathers.

Naiyana is a gentle, loving and loyal soul but she can no longer bear living with Mitchell's demons. Originally from Bangkok, Thailand, Naiyana moved to Australia at age 22. She met Mitchell in Sydney in 2011 while working as a waitress.

At the end of Book Two, Naiyana has returned to Australia with the intention of seeking divorce.

As the quartet progresses, readers learn that she too has karma with Beak's End.
Elodie Voisard

**Élodie Voisard** is Gerald Pierson's assistant department head at the University of York. She is highly intelligent, a dedicated biologist and a perfectionist in her work.

Élodie is a warm, earthy, sensual woman with a great sense of humor. She respects the opinions of others, even when she vehemently disagrees with them. She is a calm and balanced woman who gets along well with people.

Élodie was born and raised in Paris, but moved to York, England when she was offered the position at the University.

She and Gerald have been close friends since they began working together, but their relationship blossoms into something more as the quartet progresses. Élodie is also good friends with Theresa.
Dorvan Lore

The Dorven people are a proud and strong race, hewn form the rock they live within. They, much like the other common races in the Pactlands, found solace in the company of others and sought to prove that they, the Stonekin, were the experts within the realm of the Earth. Seeing to the harvest and construction of materials, many modern building techniques can be attributed to older generations, and it is said that if a Masterdwarf creates your home, you can guarantee it'll stand long after yourself lays down.

## Origin

When dwarves progenitors were forged, they were created form the beautiful and valuable gemstones within the land. Many kingdoms under the lands are build from these clusters, with the gemstone of the people housing the thrones of the dwarven royalty.

**Major Gemsettings within Nerakeros are as follows;**

*Rubies* - Hailing from the range of mountains to the east of Neroakeros, these proud dwarves are known for their fantastic metallurgy and alloys. For most, this clan produces the strongest ingots for use in smithery, and if you're willing to pay you can have magical weapons and armor forged from them easily.

*Opals* - These southern clans have made famous their intricate works of art, made through careful and deliberate design. Most serve a function, though primarily are meant to be appreciated, and are invaluable in trade. Often, a work from the Opals serve as parlay throughout royal families, and were given as gifts when the races met for the negotiation of the pact.

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Grace

**Grace** is the Pierson family cat, and David's feline companion through time. A few years before the book began, she kept following David, claiming him as her human.

When the family moves to the farmhouse at Beak's End, Grace picks up on the ghost of Nathaniel Ley, as shown when she hisses.

One night when the paranormal activity in the farmhouse goes through the stratosphere, Grace jumps out the window. At the little bridge, Cecilia finds Grace and calms her down.

Grace is fond of Cecilia, and recognizes her when she sees her as Lia Bailey.
Adriana Zabala

**Adriana Zabala** is Julian's girlfriend, and later wife. She is a Basque dancer.

Adriana is outgoing, bubbly, and effervescent. Like Dane, she wants to become a choreographer. She is one of the most sought after dancers in London. Although many men are interested in her, Adriana's heart belongs only to Julian Graham.

She is one of Lia's closest friends.
Rekaya Gabsy

Kakouka (Father)

Sara Gabsy (Sister)

Patricia Peck (Grandmother)

Victor Rakowski (Grandfather)

Bertha Peck (Great-grandmother)

Minnie Alma Richter (Great-great grandmother)

Jozefa Rakowska (Great-great grandmother)

Maria Rakowska (Great Aunt)

Andrea Drecke (Great Niece)

Eva Born (Cousin)

Aylin Dönmez (Cousin)

Susan Richter Shamel (Distant Cousin)

Monika Tomsia (Distant Cousin)

Amel Gabsi (Aunt)

And many others

**Rekaya Gabsy** is the Author Two of THE TAMMABUKKU CHRONICLES.

Rekaya grew up in Manhattan. She is 20 in Earth years, but her spirit is ancient. Homeschooled her entire life, the city of New York has been her classroom. From the time she was a toddler, Rekaya realized that her imagination was her best teacher. She has been engaging in creative plays with her sister, Sara, a writer, songwriter and artist, all her life. Rekaya's storytelling ability isn’t new to this life. As Rekaya, she reawakened her gift with the written word by working with her mother, writing short stories, blogging, taking writing workshops, and writing songs with Sara. Rekaya has started working on a solo project entitled LAVERCOLITCA, a story that shares many of the same themes as "The Tammabukku Chronicles".

Like her mother, Rekaya is an optimist, forgiving, and very sensitive. Although not as strong as her mother in areas such as standing up for herself, Rekaya holds her own.
Dragon-Phoenix Sutra

According to the Dragon-Phoenix Sutra, there were three stages in cultivating the Dragon-Phoenix Physique. The first stage was the ‘Revival of True Spirits’, second being ‘Forming’ and the third, the ‘Dragon-Phoenix Comes to Life’.

The two tattoos on Mu Chen’s chest and back should be known as the Spirit of True Dragon and Phoenix, since those tattoos contained traces of Spirits left behind by the True Dragon and Phoenix.

This stage requireed the Blood Essences of numerous Divine Beasts to revive the Spirits of the True Dragon and Phoenix, allowing them to bestow stronger powers onto Mu Chen.

That’s because, when the True Dragon and Phoenix’s Spirits were completely revived, they could attain the ‘Forming’ stage. Reaching that step, the True Dragon and Phoenix tattoos would be able to break free from the boundaries of his body, awakening the power belonging to the True Dragon and Phoenix.

Later, Mu Chen separated the souls from him so that they would become independent. Mu Chen went to the Black Heavens Ancient Clan and Primitive Ancient Clan for their Primal Celestial Bodies, and gave it to the two spirits to cultivate .

 Forming
 Dragon-Phoenix Comes to Life
Vasily Orlov

Edward Grayson (Brother-in-law)

Mildred Grayson (Mother-in-law)

Fyodor Orlov (Brother)

Kira Orlov (Niece)

Natalia Orlov (Niece)

Oleg Orlov (Nephew)

Miroslav Orlov (Great-nephew)

Sergei Orlov (Great-great-nephew)

Miroslav Orlov (Nephew)

**Vasily Orlov** was the father of Daniel Orlov and the husband of Susan Grayson. He is the previous incarnation of Gerald Pierson.

The Orlov family was among the most aristocratic families of St. Petersburg before the Revolution, and Vasily owned vast amounts of land.

Vasily met Susan Grayson in Paris when she was on the rebound from Nathaniel Ley and he fell deeply in love. They married less than a year later in St. Petersburg.

The union produced one child, Daniel. Although Vasily and Susan cared deeply for one another, their marriage was strained by long absences, Susan's longing for her Yorkshire home, and her undying love for Nathaniel Ley.

Daniel's breakdown after Cecilia's tragic death caused a bitter disagreement between Vasily and Susan and eventually led to divorce.

Vasily is killed by the Bolsheviks in 1918.
Abigail de Redvers

Gabriel de Redvers (Grandfather)

Béa de Redvers (Great aunt)

Ambrose de Ripariis (Great-grandfather)

Katherine Hollings (Great-grandmother)

**Abigail de Redvers** is the great-granddaughter of Ambrose de Ripariis and a core member of the spirit family.

Abigail first comes into David and Lia's life when she appears to be stalking them on their honeymoon. In reality, Abigail had found David and Lia's names and the date and place of their wedding and honeymoon locations written by her great-grandfather in 1899.

She is Nepali and English. Her parents divorced amicably when she was small, and her mother moved back to London from Kathmandu. Abigail works in her mother's Nepali restaurant, Dhoka.

Abigail is deeply spiritual and intelligent, and has a great sense of humor. She has suffered from ADHD and OCD since early childhood, but tries to manage it through holistic medicine and meditation.

She is in a destructive relationship in much of Book Two, "Inner Magnets". Abigail develops a close friendship with Tom Pierson that eventually turns romantic.

Abigail is biologically and spiritually related to Ambrose. She is the reincarnation of his beloved daughter, Béa, and becomes inseparable with Dane, who was her brother Gabriel when she was Béa.

In Volume Three, Living Timekeepers, Abigail, along with Tom, studies psychology, and eventually parapsychology.

In her career, Abigail wants to follow in the footsteps of her great-grandfather, Ambrose.
Fáelán

Melyonen (Wife)

**WARNING: THIS PAGE MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS**

**Fáelán** is the ancient Celtic incarnation of Ambrose. Fáelán's origins are mysterious. He was abandoned in the woods and found by a stern childless couple at ten months old, near starvation.

Fáelán was not suited for rural agricultural life. He was a hard worker but not strong and very thin, and also suffered from asthma.

He did not have a warm relationship with his adoptive parents and was an unhappy boy. He was not strong enough to do the work they wanted him to, but pushed himself beyond his limits to please them. They were never satisfied, however, deeming him somewhat daft and a dreamer.

His solace was in his circle of friends, which included Celyddon, Delyth, and Talaith. Although the two become inseparable in later years, Fáelán does not take Vericus' arrival in the group well. No one, not even Fáelán himself, could explain his passionate rejection of Vericus.

Fáelán is one of the first initiates at Tammabukku, along with his bride-to-be, Delyth, Talaith, Celyddon, and soon, Vericus.

He and Vericus are greatly favored by Lamagir, making Anfri, Lamagir's obsequious henchman, insanely jealous. Fáelán and Anfri are sworn archenemies.

When Fáelán's ego skyrockets because of Lamagir's praise, he loses many of his friends. His behavior costs him his engagement to Delyth. At that time, everything crashes for Fáelán and he has a breakdown. He rides off in the middle of the night and is stabbed by two thugs in the woods and left for dead. It was his spirit twin Vericus who saved him. From that time on, the two young men were as one being.

Together with Vericus, Fáelán leads the revolt that brings down Tammabukku. Lamagir and his cronies then become their worst enemies. After having fallen from grace in the eyes of his friends, Fáelán once more was the leader of the group.

Fáelán's strengths were his wide open third-eye, keen mind, gift for languages and writing, and devotion to those he loved. He never failed to speak the truth in the most clear and concise manner. He processed information more quickly than most people which accelerated his evolution. His weaknesses were his ego, proclivity to pontificate, and occasional jealousy.

His main companions through time were Delyth, Vericus, Celyddon and Talaith.
Sophia Caswell Ley

Amelia Ley (Daughter)

Virginia Ley (Granddaughter)

Cecil Ley (Grandson)

Nathaniel Ley (Great grandson)

Margaret Ley (Great granddaughter)

Cecilia Ley (Great-great granddaughter)

Adam Ley ((Great-great grandson)

Miles Ley ((Great-great grandson)

Mitchell Mathers (Distant Nephew)

**Sophia Caswell Ley** was the first matriarch of Beak's End. Together with her husband, Aloysius, she worked with the architect to design the regal Georgian manor. The portal was entirely her concept and design.

Sophia was a beauty born into wealth but she was fiercely independent and rejected all suitors. She stunned everyone when she fell in love with eccentric and quirky scientist, Aloysius Ley, sole heir to the Ley fortune as her husband.

From early on, Sophia's parents knew she was in possession of special powers. She was deeply spiritual but also scientific, and she and Aloysius shared the same passion of bridging science and spirituality. Sophia was the first to travel through time and be aware of living in more than one dimension at the same time. She managed to balance her metaphysical pursuits with running Beak's End. Her greatest joy was Aloysius and her two children, Leander and Amelia.

Sophia's seemingly charmed life was not without tragedy. Like her husband, she felt the presence of unseen enemies who wanted their destruction. Her daughter Amelia's mysterious death at age sixteen devastated her, and the pressure caused her ideal union with Aloysius to fray at the edges.

She and Aloysius had been living apart much of the time when he passed on in 1791, but their spiritual connection never weakened and she longed for the day when she could again be with her twin flame. When her son Leander also dies mysteriously at age forty, her only solace is her granddaughter, Virginia Ley, who she considered one of her soulmates. When Virginia dies at age twelve, Sophia no longer wants to be in this world.
Scarborough England

* Vintage Scarborough
* Modern Scarborough

**Scarborough** is the seaside town in North Yorkshire where Cecilia and Daniel first meet as children in July 1889. It is the location for Chapter 13 of Volume One, "Serch Bythol".

The action returns to Scarborough in Chapter 17 of Volume Two, "Inner Magnets".

The Grand Hotel figures prominently in the Scarborough chapters, as well as Scarborough Castle.

The town is the setting for Simon and Garfunkel's classic, "Scarborough Fair".
Nathara

**WARNING: THIS PAGE MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS**

**Nathara** was the seductress of Tammabukku. Though she did possess some psychic powers, those powers were not the reason she was one of the initiates.

She was an orphan since early childhood and had been betrayed by everyone in her life but her older sister who raised her after their parents were murdered. When her sister also died, Nathara became immune to most human emotion. Nathara was highly sexual and bragged about her gifts in this area. Her single point focus was on making Vericus her husband, and Nathara would never accept not getting what she wanted.

Nathara was the archenemy of Talaith. She was not intrinsically evil but became so when Vericus spurned her, and vowed to destroy both him and Talaith.

Nathara is the previous incarnation of Cressida Holdsworth.
Anfri

**Anfri the Henchman** was Lamagir's right hand man at Tammabukku. Although Lamagir never cared for him, Anfri obsequiously tried to win his favor by going beyond the call of duty.

Anfri's archenemy was Fáelán, who, along with Vericus, was Lamagir's favorite. Anfri initially tried to befriend Vericus, but when Vericus rebuffed him and became inseparable with Fáelán, he turned against him. He had an uneasy relationship with Celyddon, who did not like him but tried not to make him into an enemy.

Anfri was the one thing about which all the women at Tammabukku agreed. He was a vulgar, boorish predator who always made unwanted remarks and advances.
Oelom

Nameless man who helps save David in Book Three

## Biographical information

### Marital status

Married to the Goddess Fótla in his life as Glonn in Ancient Ireland. Oelom has remained devoted to Fótla.

## Physical description

### Eye color

Gold

**Oelom** is by far the most complex of the Reptilians. He is quite powerful, but he remains somewhat enigmatic even to his own kind.

He incarnated in the time of the Tuatha de Danann as a man named Glonn in order to influence Lamagir and others to join forces with the Reptilians. In that lifetime, however, he fell deeply in love with the fair goddess, Fótla and for an interim abandoned the Reptilian agenda.

After Fótla's death, he returned to his old path. Once he did, he worked mostly by himself, being known as "The Realizer" as he had the power to get things done. Oelom is different from Elestren and Haerviu in that he has deep emotions. The enormous power he holds offers him little comfort. When his name is mentioned in the final chapter of Book Two, "Inner Magnets" his driving force has shifted from power to his love for Fótla and longing to be reunited with her. He empathizes with Angharat and again, shifts his allegiance to the side of light, this time for good.
Bess and Cora of Spitalfields

**Bess and Cora** are unnamed when they first appear in Volume Two, Chapter Thirty-two of "Inner Magnets". They are merely the Spitalfields girls whose mother Ambrose is trying to help out of crippling poverty.

The girls reappear in Volume Three, "Living Timekeepers" as adults. Although their role is small, their impact on Ambrose's life is huge.
Brenda Graeber

Kenzlie Quant

**WARNING: THIS PAGE MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS**

**Brenda Graeber** first appears in the quartet as the fastidious housekeeper of David and Lia. Although they don't always like her, they tolerate her stern religious views and obsession with streak-free windows and mirrors.

Brenda claims she loves David and Lia as her own children, and says that she was a dear childhood friend of Angela Sykes. Even Angela accepts her as such.

Brenda Graeber's name is something other than Brenda Graeber. Her archenemy is Nathaniel Ley, although there are many she holds in the same ranks.

She is a major figure in the last chapter of Volume Two.
Ffion Fearn

**Ffion Fearn** is a performance artist whofirst appears in the third chapter of Inner Magnets as David's date at his eighteenth birthday bash. At the time, Ffion was the lead singer of a girl band in the style of Little Mix and Fifth Harmony. Like Camilla Cabello, Ffion left her band because the overt sexualization was in conflict with her intrinsic nature and artistry.

David and Ffion were rumored to be be a couple in the first two years of Oblivion's fame, but they were both carrying torches for other people. They were, however, the best of friends, and remain so.

Ffion was once Cressida Holdsworth's best friend but Cressida became her sworn enemy after Cressida started a relationship with Ffion's ex-lover for whom she was still carrying a torch.

Ffion and Lia become intimate friends, and, throughout the quartet, Ffion remains very close to the Piersons.

In the third volume, Living Timekeepers, it's revealed that Ffion and David's rapper friend, Sabre Tyson, are a couple. Ffion and Sabre collaborate on an off-Broadway musical called "Broken Birds" with David, Lia, Sphinx and Dane. It addresses the issue of marginalized children in the age of technology, environmental and food chain contaminants.

## Relationships

Sabre Tyson: Twin Flame

David Pierson: Kindred

Lia Bailey Pierson: Kindred

Ulysses Fearn Tyson: Son
Marcus Greenway

**Marcus Greenway** oversaw all details of the restoration of Beak's End. In his early thirties, he is the best in the business. From the moment he heard about David purchasing Beak's End, he knew he was the person for the job, and David immediately hired him.

Marcus is a perfectionist down to the last detail, but he is laid back and jovial. He is a workaholic who often has to be reminded that it is time to quit for the day.

Marcus seemed to know Beak's End inside out from the moment he stepped foot inside. This subject will be explored in Volume Three, Living Timekeepers.
Yang Hong

* Donghua
* Manhua

Yang Hong was a well-known individual within the Spiritual Road and was considered a rival to Mu Chen during their time there. Like Mu Chen, he also chose to attend the Northern Heavens Spiritual Academy. He was also one of the four people that were able to get the top score during the Academy's entrance exam.

When he first joined the Northern Heavens Spiritual Academy, he created the Wyvern Union which was quite a popular association among freshmen at first, but upon being defeated by Mu Chen in the Freshman Exam the association was surpassed by the Goddess Luo Association in popularity among freshmen.

He was later stunned after hearing that Mu Chen was able to defeat a Heavenly Transformation stage protector and acquire a Deity Tier Spiritual Art in the Spiritual Art's Hall, while his cultivation was only in the Late Spirit stage.

After finally realizing that the gap between him and Mu Chen would only be growing larger, and decided to disband the Wyvern Union. He later decided to join the Demon's Gate and became a subordinate of He Yao, ranked fourth in the Academy's Heaven leaderboard.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 156: Yang Hong - WuxiaWorld
2. ↑ Chapter 169: Association - WuxiaWorld
3. ↑ Chapter 187: Conversation - WuxiaWorld
4. ↑ Chapter 195: Trick - WuxiaWorld
5. ↑ Chapter 266: Wheel - WuxiaWorld
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Margaret Ley

Nathaniel Ley (Brother)

Leander Ley (Grandfather)

Jane Clifton Ley (Grandmother)

Aloysius Ley (Great-grandfather)

Sophia Caswell Ley (Great-grandmother)

Cecilia Ley (Niece)

Adam Ley (Nephew)

Miles Ley (Nephew)

**Margaret Driscoll Ley** is Nathaniel's younger sister.

Although not appearing directly, Margaret is well known to readers through narrative in Book One, "Serch Bythol". She becomes an active voice in Book Two, "Inner Magnets", and her the significance of her role is slowly divulged.

On the surface, Margaret is a product of the material world. She loves fashion and cosmetics, and is smitten with the idea of romantic love. To the people who know Margaret well, she is acutely sensitive, intuitive and mediumistic. She is often underrated and while it hurts her, it ultimately serves her destiny.

Margaret's role in the story increases with each volume of the quartet.

She plays an integral role in the conclusion of Book Four, "Tammabukku".
Béa de Redvers

Katherine Hollings de Riparris (Mother)

Alphonse de Redvers (Nephew)

Abigail de Redvers (Grand Niece. Abigail is her own great-aunt)

Tatiana Pierson (Half-sister)

**Béa de Redvers** was the daughter of Ambrose de Ripariis, and the previous incarnation of Abigail de Redvers. She and her brother, Gabriel, were the light of their father's life.

Béa was born in colonial India. Quiet, creative and imaginative, she felt closest to her father and brother. Her relationship with her social-climbing mother was often strained. When her parents divorced, Béa was deeply depressed. It was arranged that the children would join their father in England in two years, but World War I broke out.

To alleviate the pain of missing her father, Béa threw herself into her greatest passion: ballet. She moved to Europe after her father's death and became one of the leading ballerinas of her time.

Béa never recovered from the pain of her father's death and her greatest solace was Gabriel. Her engagement to marry the man she loved ended in bitter disappointment. Her health began to deteriorate during World War II, and she died alone at age 36 in a Paris hotel room.
Inner Magnets

**INNER MAGNETS** is the second volume of **THE TAMMABUKKU CHRONICLES**. It will be published March 9, 2018.

## Plot

Inner Magnets is a tapestry of love that takes place in England, New York, Russia, WW1 and Ancient Roman Britain. The characters walk myriad roads, time traveling in parallel universes that in the end merge into one destination. David Pierson is bereft at the disappearance of what he was led to believe was his twin flame’s ghost, and becomes bitter at what he deems as deception when he finds she is reincarnated in this time and place.

His band Oblivion rises to the top of the music pantheon, but wealth and fame are not enough for the rockstar. When he purchases Beak’s End, the one-of-a-kind abandoned Georgian manor house, his karmic destiny begins to unfold. David’s journey to ascension is an arduous one that includes reconciling his two great loves, the reborn Cecilia Ley, now Lia Bailey, and Occultist Ambrose de Ripariis, the man he calls his eternal brother.

When Ambrose time-travels from 1899 to the hidden room in Beak’s End, David and Lia are given the keys to the multiverse. The mansion has a secret that has been locked behind a mirror for 200 years.

As David and his now wife, Lia, learn to navigate dimensions and time, details of their past life in Ancient Roman Britain surface. Why does the secret of Beak’s End contain a shrine to the Tuatha de Danann? The answers slowly fall into place. David’s soul eventually learns that his love for his twin flame and spirit twin can co-exist, and that Lia and Ambrose have a
long history of their own.