Secondary Characters
- Slay*
Slay is the young pup of Flay, who was kidnapped by Caleb. Unlike his father, he is able to change from completely human to completely wolf.
- Abbagor*
Abbagor is a troll living under the Brooklyn bridge. Though he completely isolates himself from the world above, he seems to have knowledge of almost everything ancient. He claims to live for fighting and actually likes the Auphe to a degree because they are the only ones who give him a real challenge. He is made of gray tubules and has acidic blood, and is very vaguely shaped like a man. Abbagor is around 9 feet tall and almost that wide, with a small head, and only small indentations in his head for eyes. His voice, surprisingly, is very clear and human in sound, contradicting his overall monstrous appearance and personality.
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