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Askara Glossary
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Warning: The information below contains some spoilers.
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Andrew – Legionnaire living in Dempsey Colony, on Earth. Mated to Lynn.
Dana Evans – Lives in the Marietta Colony, the second established Evanti colony, on Earth. Once ran Evans Inn in Dempsey Colony. Mother of Benjamin, Parker, and Jared Evans. Their father is Marcus Delaney. Her husband died in the same raid where Harper was captured.
Dempsey Colony – The first Evanti colony established on Earth by Marcus Delaney.
Emma’s Diner – A diner Emma ran while living on Earth.
Emmaline Gray/Toliver/Delaney – Halfling daughter of Archer DeGray (Jomirian demon) and a human courtesan. Sister in all the ways that count to Madelyn DeGray. Half sister of Nesvia DeGray. Mated and wed to Harper Delaney.
Evans Inn – An inn in Dempsey Colony named for the original owner, Dana Evans. New colonists registration is handled at the inn. All new arrivals are housed at the inn until permanent residences can be arranged.
Harper Delaney – Son of Marcus Delaney. Brother to Clayton Delaney. Also brother to Benjamin, Parker, and Jared Evans. Mated and wed to Emmaline Gray. Leader of the Feriana freeman colony on Askara. Leader of the Freeborn Legion, Askara.
Kingdom of Askara – A kingdom ruled by Nesvia DeGray.
Lester – Legionnaire living in Dempsey Colony, on Earth. Mated to Marci. They have two Evanti children.
Lynn – A human waitress at Emma’s Diner. Mated to Andrew.
Marci – Managing waitress at Emma’s Diner. Mated to Lester. They have two Evanti children.
Marcus Delaney – Founder of the Freeborn Legion. Founder of Dempsey Colony. Father to Clayton and Harper Delaney. Father to Benjamin, Parker, and Jared Evans. Dana Evan’s lover.
Realm of Askara – An alternate realm parallel to Earth.
Women’s Circle – A group of earthen women living in Dempsey Colony who knit, craft, and otherwise enrich the community.
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