The Far Corners of Creation: The Exalts

Bearer of the Mask of Pain, Bound by Need: An Abyssal encountered with Bliss in Azure, apparently another incarnation of an Abyssal fought and killed on Abalone. Male on Abalone, female in Azure, Mask appeared wrapped in leather (almost a tarp), bound in chains, and wearing a silver mask. The Bliss Of The Slumber That Knows No End: AKA Bliss. Abyssal encountered in the Raksha Freehold formerly established on Abalone, she was negotiating an agreement to receive soul-eaten from the Fair Folk for her master, the Silver Prince. Cathak Marsenna: A Fire Aspect, and mother of Ledaal Kebok Samara, including taking her girlfriend and spreading rumors. After some harrowing experiences in and around the city of Versino, though, it seems that this may be in the past now. Esala Peraha: Former head of the Blue Blade. He was a Water aspect who built the Azure Hook into its position of power after discovering Skagerrosoth and the feral Dragon Kings there. He was killed by the Circle in a naval battle near Skagerrosoth. Iyazon the Bright: A Zenith encountered by the Circle on a small island in the Coral Archipelago. He ruled as a god over this island, which was putting quite a strain on the local economy. The Circle pushed him to do something more with himself and treat the mortals better, intimating dire threats. Ledaal Kebok Samara: Roan's niece, she is a student at the Heptagram. She has been revealed to have demon blood through her mother, which caused her some problems at her school. She rooms with V'neef Konasu (who was, and may be again, her girlfriend), and counts Mnemon Janos as her best friend. She has had a rocky rivalry with Cathak Carek Lamben, but this may have been cleared up by the Circle's intervention. Her mentor was originally Tepet Vergus Kelles, but was changed to Ledaal Sessen. Ledaal Kebok Sather: Mother of Ledaal Kebok Samara, married to Ledaal Maseral. Roan's sister-in-law. Known to carry demonic heritage, which she passed on to Samara. Ledaal Maseral: Roan's brother, and father of Ledaal Kebok Samara. He is much older than Roan. He is married to Ledaal Kebok Sather. Ledaal Sessen: Professor of divination (non-astrological) at the Heptagram, he accepted Ledaal Kebok Samara as his student after an appeal from Roan. Leviathan: A huge (100 feet long) killer whale in his preferred form, he was an admiral of the Old Realm before the Usurpation. He played Gateway with the Circle before exacting a promise from Roan that they would never return. Mistress of the Locked Voice: An Abyssal of the anti-Twilight caste, whom the group fought and killed (at the cost of the life of Ledaal Kebok Samara's best friend. He was the only one who did not abandon her during Lamben's campaign against her, but even their relationship was strained. He seemed to notice more than the others, becoming aware that there was something odd about the Circle, but did not seem to realize its nature or magnitude. Mnemon Kesa: The current administrator of the Heptagram. Her office's decor/inhabitants suggests that she is particularly interested in automata. Nellens Gyrath: An Immaculate monk who set out from Eagle's Launch to investigate a report of heresy at Guin. Died along the way, apparently poisoned. Rose as a Hungry Ghost and was put down by the Circle. Nellens Leros: Professor of languages at the Heptagram. She is not particularly fond of Ledaal Kebok Samara. Peleps Gret: A student at the Heptagram, and Cathak Carek Lamben's best friend. Originally an Outcaste, he was adopted into the Peleps family. He was generally more intelligent and perceptive than Lamben, but seemed content to simply go along with the latter's schemes. Ragara Moden: Professor of warding and demonic lore at the Heptagram. He was quite aware of Ledaal Kebok Samara's demonic heritage and seemed to quite dislike her as a consequence. Sebas: A young Dragon-Blooded from the Coral Archipelago, first encountered as a prisoner on the Siaka's Embrace. He proved unusually perceptive and ended up begging Roan to do something to keep him from being inducted into the Immaculate Order (a fate he had apparently accepted to help his family). Roan began the process to have Sebas adopted into House Ledaal. Sesus Hassop: An Immaculate monk whom the Circle encountered as a prisoner on the Siaka's Embrace. They ended up offering him a ride to the small town of Glola in an effort to keep him from razing the town for the Hundred Gods Heresy. They then, more or less accidentally, ended up offering to give him a ride to the Imperial City. He was escorting Sebas from the Coral Archipelago to join the Immaculate Order. Skerreth Greymane: Of uncertain family background, this Imperial Magistrate was seen drinking himself into oblivion in Eagle's Launch, apparently fearing that any message or assignment he might receive was part of a plot to get him killed. Jenzo the Slow and Red Harrah were his archons. Sylvain: Sylvain is an Alchemical Exalt of the Moonsilver Caste, Exalted by the power of Autochthon, which is also his home. He was sent by his city to scout Creation and see if its defenders were strong enough to fend off Yugash's impending invasion. Tepet Vergus Kelles: Astronomy/Astrology professor at the Heptagram. He had little patience for Ledaal Kebok Samara, presumably due to her lack of skill at Astrology, which was in turn due to her demonic heritage. This was awkward as he was her original mentor/advisor. V'Neef Konsasu: A student at the Heptagram, she was the girlfriend of Ledaal Kebok Samara, later switching to Cathak Carek Lamben due to the latter's schemes. She reconciled with Samara thanks to the Circle's intervention. V'Neef Sora: Mistress of the V'neef vineyards in Eagle's Launch. She had what was reportedly a very pleasant dalliance with Roan, who subsequently sculpted a very good statue of her. Whisper From The Shadows: An Abyssal of the anti-Eclipse caste. whom the group fought and killed (at the cost of the life of Aroyo's Lunar wife from the First Age. She posed as an ordinary bird, Arroyo's familiar, Dragonfood, for a time, before being discovered.

Created by Doug Dawson.

Last modified June 16, 2006