CHARACTERS IN THE STORY OF THE INHERITED CURSE

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Adams family — the scapegoated/cursed bloodline massacred in 1220

Adam — head of the Adams family, redeemer of the Nog Kingdom

Chim — eldest matriarch

Cultivator Sum — examiner of auras

Damba — village elder of Zax, involved in the purge

Dslsa — elder

Dwino — sorcerer who cursed the Adams family

Eetu — son of Menzi, youth leader, part of the Executive

Elder — leader of the Liid Coven

Fanchi — son of Haka, involved in forbidden romance with 

Yui and events with the Executive

Feri — daughter of King Kim Agreta

Galandi — maker of Whisper Cloth, exiled to the Cellar of Horror

General Ge — son of the Elder, warlock turned army leader

Great Grand Jell — foreteller, mother of Yui (also referred to as Madam Jell)

Great Wer — cultivator who examines auras

Haka — mother of Fanchi, culinary expert from the Fanchi estate

Hedad — witch who speaks to King Agreta

King Kim Agreta — current king of the Nog Kingdom

King Pak — former ruler of the Nog Kingdom

Lomi — wife of Menzi

Lwet — figure to be hunted

Menzi — village leader of Zax, part of the Executive

Merinda — Great Grandmother in Mandi

Neda — village herald of Zax, part of the Executive

Quw — High Elder

Radi — sister of Yui, heir to Jell

Rhija — wife of Neda

Second Elder — son of the Elder, successor

Sima — daughter of Menzi, part of the Executive

The God of Fear — warrior who joined the extermination

Todi — son of King Pak, former king

Waba — healer from the Zembi Lands, part of the Executive

Xjira — figure to be hunted

Yui — daughter of Jell (Great Grand Jell / Madam Jell), in love with Fanchi

Place Names
Cellar of Horror — destination of exile for Galandi and others

Gretin Mountain

Lake Pamiraman

Liid Coven Mansion — home of the Liid Coven
Mandi village

Nog Kingdom (also referred to with its Palace)
Veti shrines

Zax village — main setting of the village purge and politics

Zembi Lands — ominous exile lands associated with the Liid Coven and dark magic

Bird Names / Bird EntitiesBlack Eagle — recurring ominous bird tied to omens and attacks (e.g., exploding necklaces summoning them)

Owl — appears in supernatural warnings and scenes

Vulture — mentioned in the context of the purge aftermath and omens


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