Minor Characters
- Alfrin Auvalen, Harrier Gillain's uncle and brother to his mother. He frequently travels around the world going from one exotic land to another. He arrives on Harrier's naming day and gave him the book, A Compendium of Ancient Myth and Legend, Compiled from the Histories of the City, as a present.
- Elunyerin
- Rilphaniphel
- Idalia, formerly the sister of Kellen Tavadon the Knight Mage, she was reborn as Sandalon the King of the Elves' sister at the conclusion of the Third War against the Light. She is married to Jermayan and is known as a Great Healer.
- Jermayan, is an Elven Knight and bonded to the dragon Ancaldar. He became the first Elven Mage since the time of Vielliessar Farcarinon and the Great Bargain in the Second War against the Light. He married to Idalia and he is the Great Father of Farabiel, Elunyerin and Rilphaniphel. He is old and dying, and as a last request he asks Sandalon the Elven King to cast a Great Spell to transfer his bond with Ancaladar to Tiercel so he may power his High Magick and use it against the impending danger. He disappears after the bond was transferred.
- Farabiael, is the mother of Rilphaniphel and Elunyerin.
- Sandalon, the King of the Elves and the older brother of Idalia and father of Vairindiel. He is bonded to Petrivoch and is an Elven Mage. He survived the horrors of the Third War against the Light and at Jermayan's dying request to transfer his bond with Ancaladar to Tiercel, he decides to grant it at the expense of his and Petrivoch's life. He is willing to sacrifice his life for the transferring of the bond because he has lived a long life and does not want others to suffer under the shadow like he did. He crowns Vairindiel before he casts the Great Spell to transfer the bond. He along with his bonded dragon disappear after the conclusion of the spell.
- Vairindiel, is the daughter of Sandalon the King of the Elves and Idalia's niece. She is crowned by Sandalon just before her father casts the Great Spell to transfer the Jermayan's bond with Ancaladar to Tiercel.
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