Kelma-Thu

* Cycle 2
* Post Jovenia, Cycle 1
* Adult
* Child

### Physical appearance

Kelma-Thu is a chubby Jaguarian with a grey/grey-green and white coat. Her hair is combed in the air. Most of the time, he wears armor around his stomach (the central motif of which evokes a katseye) and protections at the level of the arms and legs. Forced guest among the Chiridans, his outfit also covers his torso, and he is also equipped with shoulder pads. During this time, he keeps his hair tied in a braid.

### Personality

Kelma-Thu is a serious man, mindful of royal duties. He is a good adviser, although he is mainly loyal to the royal family, being able to sometimes be dishonest with those who would go against the interests of this one. Often, he keeps a stoic air, the few emotions he shows are anger.

### Abilities

Without being an excellent fighter, his size makes him effective in close combat. Also, he is intelligent and takes a lot of perspective on events, which allows him to gauge a situation quite correctly.

### Childhood

As children, Kelma-Thu, Sheibah, and Ko-Chonnu used to play together. He even reportedly had feelings for Sheibah. He is very fond of her for her dreams of peace between Jaguarians and humans.

### Adult

Adult, he is, with Ko-Chonu, one of the relatives and advisers of the royal family, while Sheibah has become the priestess of the city. He distances himself from Sheibah, who, since an event in which his son of Razorcat went mad, harbors the dream of eradicating the human species.

He is at the bedside of King Wis-Kas, the day before his death. When Prince Anoth-Cha leaves the scene crying as they refuse to call on human medicine, Kel-Cha asks why they don't, and Kelma-Thu explains to him that the secret of the location is at stake. of their city. The king dies, and Kel-Cha is made king because his brother has fled the city.

### Book 7

Kelma-Thu accompanies King Kel-Cha when he leads an expedition during which they capture Gryf (Anoth-Cha) and his fellow Legendaries. They take them to the city, where they receive treatment.

### Book 8

When Gryf escapes, Kelma-Thu and Ko-Chonu get in his way, and notice that he doesn't remember them. Gryf threatens to remove his katseye, unaware of what it is, which the two Jaguarians strongly advise against. When Kel-Cha arrives to fight with him, it brings back memories for Kelma-Thu and his friend from the past.

When the Legendaries are freed, Kelma-Thu argues with Razzia, as the heroes are suspicious. Kel-Cha introduces the city to the Legendaries, and they demand Sygma's horn. Ko-Chonu and Kelma-Thu prepare to attack, and as the latter prepares to defend his friend who is attacked by Shun-Day, he receives a blow in the stomach by Razzia. When Danaël threatens their king by pointing his sword to his throat, an attack on the central tower of the city takes place. The Jaguarians and the Legendaries team up, and decide they'll settle their differences later.

Once there, they face Skroa, the last of the Galinas, who attacks the city in search of the horn. He spawns many golems from his feathers, a battle begins. Ko-Chonu dies in front of Kelma-Thu and Kel-Cha. After being stunned for a while, Kelma-Thu rejoins the battle, but Skroa is defeated by the Legendary Shimy. They head to the Horn Tower, where Razzia and Shun-Day were sent to see if the horn was still in place. They understood that the latter was only sent by Skroa, but when they try to warn Razzia, they are paralyzed by Skroa, who was not dead. The young Galina, reasoned by feelings, decides to withdraw his katseye from Gryf: this causes him a crisis of chakounia and he knocks Skroa down. She leaves town with her father.

At this moment, two gods, Dawn and Dusk, appear, and Kelma-Thu is impressed. They leave the city when Gryf makes them understand that it is no longer their business what is happening on Alysia (they wanted the Legendaries to recover Sygma's horn to restore the inhabitants of the two worlds to their adult size).

### After Book 8

Following Shun-Day and Skroa's escape from Jaguarys, Kelma-Thu dispatches a team to find them. After what they had done to the city, they could not escape with impunity. It was after a hunt of several weeks that Kelma-Thu finally found them, in a cave in the mountains of Lovinah where they were holed up.

They will remain in prison for several months, awaiting their next execution.

### Between Book 10 and 11

When Shun-Day and Skroa are released to create Gryf's katseye, Kelma-Thu watches over them. In particular, he explains to Gryf what they are doing at Jaguarys.

### Book 15

Following Gryf's visit to Jaguarys, he accompanies him (along with Akitten (aka Shun-Day)) to explain to the Legendaries that Alysia is in danger: Sheibah is looking for the Divine Key, a divine artifact that would give him access to a weapon capable of wiping out a planet, to wipe all humans and even Elves off Alysia's map. He hides with Gryf a thing or two from the Legendaries: that Akitten is actually Shun-Day and that to spot Sheibah, she uses her physical link with Skroa, "father" of Shun-Day and guide of Sheibah because the Galina indicates the position of the pieces of the Divine Key.

In the evening, he has a private discussion with the other two Jaguarians, during which they hope that the Legendaries have not realized anything. When the Legendaries arrive at the Cult of Misery's temple, Kelma-Thu and Shun-Day conduct a search inside the temple itself, where they find that the part of the Divine Key kept by the monks has been stolen by Sheibah. "Akitten" uses his bond with Skroa to point them in the direction to go.

In the Imagiki Desert, Kelma-Thu gets swept away by the sandstorm, after Shun-Day's identity is exposed, and finds himself isolated from the others, along with Jadina and Razzia. When the princess asks him for explanations about Shun-Day's presence in the group, he says that he will provide them with explanations, but that they must also search for the others. They enter the nearby jungle, and at that moment, Kelma-Thu tells the two Legendaries the whole story regarding Gryf and Shun-Day. A few moments later, they fall on Ténébris and Shimy, inanimate. Kelma-Thu smells the soporific arrows and concludes that they were fired by members of a local ethnic group.

Along with the Legendaries, Kelma-Thu infiltrates the Marmoset Village, but when Amy gets upset, Kelma is thrown into the water with the others.

### Book 16

Kelma-Thu, like the others, is imprisoned in an energy crystal, then he is transported to the city of the Chiridans, where he receives new clothes. With Shun-Day, he receives explanations from the Chiridan Aperhos, having taken possession of Razzia: Skroa was killed by Amy. They find Gryf, and attend a history lesson given by Kirikiri, the master of the Chiridans. He explains to them that the divine key is used to open the prison of the god Eternity, son of Anathos, and that one of the Jaguarians may claim to become its reincarnation.

When evening comes, Kelma-Thu, Gryf and Shun-Day are in their apartments talking. Kelma strongly advises Gryf against volunteering to become the god's host, who reassures him that he doesn't intend to. Later that evening, Kelma-Thu breaks into Sheibah's chambers, and after incapacitating Razorcat, he explains to Sheibah that he intends to become Eternity's host. Thus, with the powers of the god, he promises to do everything to cure Razorcat of her chakounia, in exchange for which she will have to give up her dream of eradicating humanity. Sheibah laughs at him, and he leaves the room, annoyed. The day of reincarnation arrives, and it is Gryf who, by force of events, finds himself forced to become the incarnation of the god. As he tries to kill Shun-Day, Kelma-Thu intervenes by deflecting the trajectory of the shot. When Jadina and Razzia, freed, imprison Kirikiri, they evacuate the premises. While waiting for Gryf to be freed from the god's grasp, they wait outside the temple. Kelma-Thu rejoices to see the prince come out, free from the god. However, the soul of the deity is freed, and seeks to incarnate in Sheibah, Kelma-Thu wants to intervene, but without success. The god is reincarnated in the bodies of Sheibah and Razorcat, into a monstrosity that horrifies Kelma-Thu. Then, the god sucks up the souls of the Chiridans after having devoured Shun-Day. Eventually, Jadina kills the god with an overpowered magic attack.

Once the god is defeated, Kelma-Thu participates in the cleaning of the city. He attends, embarrassed, the kiss between Gryf and Shimy.

### Trivia

* Kelma-Thu is a play on words meaning What a cat! (In French).

* According to Patrick Sobral in the guestbook of 08/21/2019, it is not impossible that Kelma-Thu had a relationship with Sheibah in the past, and that it was therefore not limited to love one way. However, he denied the theory claiming he was Razorcat's father.