Main Characters
NAME: Lily Yu
- POSITION: FBI Agent in the Magical Crimes Division
- GIFT: sensitive, who can feel different types of magic but cannot be affected by it
- MATE: Rule Turner, is his Chosen (bonded by the Lady)
- RACIAL BACKGROUND: Asian American (Chinese origins)
- PHYSICAL FEATURES: Straight shoulder length black hair, slim, physically fit, 5'1", 28 years old
NAME: Rule Turner
- POSITION: Lu Nuncio of the Nokolai (heir or prince). Clanhome is located in San Diego, California
- ABILITY: Lupus
- MATE: Lily Yu
- RACIAL BACKGROUND: Anglo (French)
- PHYSICAL FEATURES: handsome in an imperfect way, 60 years old (looks younger)
NAME: Li Lei Yu (Grandmother, Tiger Lady)
- POSITION: FBI Agent in the Magical Crimes Division
- GIFT: unknown, but has magical knowledge and powers, can transform into a tiger
- MATE: Li Qin? (Helper?)
- RACIAL BACKGROUND: Chinese
- PHYSICAL FEATURES: looks about 80 years older (but is much older >300 years), petite, despite age has a ramrod straight posture
NAME: Cullen Seaborne
- POSITION: Nokolai member, formerly expelled from Etorri clan for his pursuit of magic (was clanless for a long time)
- GIFT: Fire. Sorcerer, can see sorceri, and has a strong understanding of spells. Wants to learn more
- MATE: Cynna Weaver
- RACIAL BACKGROUND: Anglo
- PHYSICAL FEATURES: extremely gorgeous, moves beautifully, looks young (but is 68 yrs old)
NAME: Cynna Weaver
- POSITION: FBI Agent in the Magical Crimes Division
- GIFT: Finder, can locate anything once she has their pattern. A former Dizzy apprentice to Jiri, a type of African magic that deals with tattoos and demons.
- MATE: Cullen Seaborne
- RACIAL BACKGROUND: Caucasian American
- PHYSICAL FEATURES: Amazonian, tall and big breasted. Has short spiky blond hair and is covered in tattoos which help her with her spells
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