Characters
- Kamala, the only known female Magister.
- Colivar, a Magister of indeterminate age and background.
- Salvator, son of the late Danton Aurelius and heir to the throne.
- Gwynofar, queen and wife of Danton, mother of Salvator. Daughter of the Lord and Lady Protector of Kierdwyn. Full-blooded lyr.
- Rhys, bastard half-brother of Gwynofar. Half-lyr.
- Ramirus, Magister contracted to the service of Gwynofar and the High Kingdom.
- Sideria, Witch-queen of the Free Peoples.
- Ethanus, The Magister who trained Kamala, who she still turns to as a master.
- Lazaroth, Magister Royal of Kierdwyn.
- Nyuku, A young Kannoket boy who lives north of The Wrath and dreams of serving the gods. His narrative is told in flashback.
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