The Dreaming Void - Characters

Characters

  • Inigo, the First Dreamer and founder of Living Dream
  • Catherine Stewart (The Cat), Convict, former Navy Trooper, founder of Knights Guardian movement on Far Away, working for the Accelerator faction
  • Paula Myo, Chief Investigator for the Commonwealth
  • Gore Burnelli, Head of the Burnelli Grand Family and ANA:Governance and leader of the Conservative faction within ANA.
  • Justine Burnelli, Earth socialite and a Commonwealth Senator and daughter of Gore
  • Kasimir Burnelli, Grand Admiral of Commonwealth Navy and son of Justine
  • Ilanthe, leader of the Accelerator Faction
  • The High Angel, a sentient alien starship
  • Edeard, the main subject of Inigo's dreams and known as the Waterwalker
  • Marius, an agent of the Accelerator faction within ANA
  • The Delivery Man, an agent of the Conservative faction
  • "Aaron", an agent of the Conservative faction, searching for Inigo
  • Araminta, a young divorcee on the planet Viotia
  • Troblum, physicist and collector of artifacts from the "Starflyer War", initially working for Accelerator faction
  • Oscar Monroe, former Navy officer and hero of the "Starflyer War", recruited to assist Paula Myo.
  • Ozzie Isaacs, creator of the wormhole technology and gaiafield technology, among others. Mentioned, but not yet met in the first 2 books.

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