Characters
Princess Azuri The "Pale Princess," only daughter of Queen Onyxis, and next in line for the throne to the powerful Kingdom of Orca.
Prince Unagi Son of King Anago, the first king of the Eels, Prince Unagi is heir to the kingdom of Gillenok.
Queen Onyxis Current queen of the great Orcan people, Queen Onyxis is wise, intelligent, and independent. Princess Azuri's mom ...
Thalo A talented young Orcan who has a passion for aquatic martial arts ... and Princess Azuri!
Mica Thalo's best friend from the Martial Academy.
Awa Awa was orphaned at a young age when her parents were killed by a Jellysquid. She's a Sealicorn and Azuri's faithful pet.
Scample A young four-armed shrimp mermaid, Scample is Unagi's faithful servant (and #1 fan).
Cinnabelle One of Azuri's chambermaids, cool and aloof. She is a squid mermaid.
Gibbi Gibbi is one of the many merfolk immigrants in the Orcan kingdom. She's always there to counsel and encourage Azuri when she's feeling down. She is a catfish mermaid, complete with cat ears.
The Coral Sisters The Coral Sisters are a guarded secret of the Orcan monarchy. They are essentially one being: three bodies connected to the bottom of a large round coral. They possess abilities handed down by the gods to create and manipulate DNA, and are the foundation upon which the entire Orcan scientific knowledge is built.
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“Waxed-fleshed out-patients
Still vague from accidents,
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Deep in the litter-baskets
All dodging the toad work
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