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• Scorio

  Character

  Bastion (The Immortal Great Souls)

  The protagonist, reborn in Hell without his memories as a Great Soul. Betrayed and sentenced to die for crimes he cannot recall, he claws his way back and survives the Final Gauntlet. Enemies fear him for reasons he does not yet know.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Great Souls

  Realm

  Bastion (The Immortal Great Souls)

  Legendary defenders of the ancient city of Bastion. Scorio is one, and must regain his lost powers at the Academy. Our sources give no formal rank or class ladder for them.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Bastion

  Location

  Bastion (The Immortal Great Souls)

  The ancient city Great Souls are meant to defend. By Book 2 it is in unrest, with riots and factions hunting Scorio's group.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• The Academy

  Faction

  Bastion (The Immortal Great Souls)

  The elite institution where Great Souls are trained. Scorio expects privilege there, is sentenced there, and by the end of Book 1 chooses not to return.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• The Final Gauntlet

  Location

  Bastion (The Immortal Great Souls)

  The Academy climax that Scorio wins, per Goodreads reviews and the Book 2 blurb. The exact scene order is unverified.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Chancellor Praximar

  Character

  Bastion (The Immortal Great Souls)

  The Academy figure whose treachery Scorio survives. Reviews describe him humiliated at the end of Book 1, and he returns in Book 2.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  Goodreads reviews say Praximar dies in the Book 2 finale; the Escapist review is unclear, so treat his death as review-reported.

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• Naomi

  Character

  Bastion (The Immortal Great Souls)

  Flees the Academy with Scorio. In Book 2 she is sentenced to execution and escapes, then advances using silver mana in the Chasm and reunites with Scorio. A confirmed romance is not established in our sources.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Leonis

  Character

  Bastion (The Immortal Great Souls)

  A companion in the group that leaves the Academy together. Reviews say he and Lianshi are killed in Book 2 and later reborn, reaching the Tomb Spark stage.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  Death and rebirth are review-sourced.

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• Lianshi

  Character

  Bastion (The Immortal Great Souls)

  Companion of Leonis in the group that leaves the Academy. Her fate in Book 2 mirrors his: killed, then reborn (reviews).

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  Death and rebirth are review-sourced.

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• Jin Rou

  Character

  Beware of Chicken

  A cultivator who died and was replaced by a transmigrator from another world. He walks away from cultivation to farm, helped by a body with the strength of ten men.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Big D (Fa Bi De)

  Character

  Beware of Chicken

  Jin's pet rooster. After eating Spirit Herbs he awakens his Qi and becomes the first animal on the farm to cultivate. The wiki gives his first appearance as Volume 1, Chapter 1.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  In Book 3 he finds an ancient crystal 'containing portents of doom'; what the crystal means is unresolved by the end of Book 3.

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• Hong Meiling

  Character

  Beware of Chicken

  The village girl Jin teases in Book 1, daughter of the chief of Hong Yaowu. She is clever, has medical training and is Jin's wife by the end of Volume 1 per the fan wiki. The exact chapter of the wedding is unverified.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  The Book 1 blurb does not name her; her marriage to Jin is a wiki-sourced event.

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• Xong Gou Ren

  Character

  Beware of Chicken

  A villager who asks to help on the farm in Volume 1, Chapter 25 and moves in (fan wiki). In Book 3 the Shrouded Mountain Sect abducts him along with his brothers and Tigu.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Shen Yu

  Character

  Beware of Chicken

  A powerful elder who took in the original Jin Rou. He first appears in Volume 1, Chapter 16 (fan wiki). His allegiance is unverified.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  Unverified. Our sources do not say what he wants from Jin.

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• Fa Ram

  Location

  Beware of Chicken

  Jin's farm, named by the fan wiki. It starts as a field and a half-built house and by Book 3 has friends among the junior cultivators of the Azure Hills and a standing grudge against the Shrouded Mountain Sect.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Azure Hills

  Location

  Beware of Chicken

  The region around Fa Ram, including the village of Hong Yaowu. The Wicked Blade, a Reaper Wolf spirit animal, plagued it for 300 years before Jin killed it with a shovel (fan wiki, Chapter 4).

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Spirit Herbs

  Technique

  Beware of Chicken

  Herbs Jin feeds his rooster. They awaken Big D's Qi and start the series' animals-as-cultivators premise, and by Book 2 the farm's animals talk and fight as Spirit Beasts.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Lindon

  Character

  Cradle

  Born Unsouled into Sacred Valley's Wei clan, unable to practice the sacred arts. The series follows him as he fights for a path anyway.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Yerin

  Character

  Cradle

  Disciple of the murdered Sword Sage, hunted by the Heaven's Glory school. She leaves Sacred Valley with Lindon and becomes his partner.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Heaven's Glory

  Faction

  Cradle

  The Sacred Valley school that killed the Sword Sage and hunts Yerin and Lindon.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Sacred Arts

  Technique

  Cradle

  The way of gathering and cycling madra in one's core to grow stronger, advancing through stages such as Iron and Gold. Lindon is born unable to practice it.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Empty Palm

  Technique

  Cradle

  Lindon's first technique: pushing pure madra into an opponent's core.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Sacred Valley

  Location

  Cradle

  The remote valley home of the Wei clan, where Lindon grows up and Book 1 begins.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Zac Atwood

  Character

  Defiance of the Fall

  A mortal alone in a forest when the System integrates Earth. He picks the Hatchetman class and is a Defier, a mortal on the cultivation path.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Ogras Azh'Rezak

  Character

  Defiance of the Fall

  A Torrid Demon general whose clan sent the Incursion. He betrays his clan rival Rydel and makes a deal with Zac, becoming his closest partner.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Alea Azh'Rezak

  Character

  Defiance of the Fall

  Ogras's poison-class general, who openly pursues Zac.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  Nothing romantic is formalized by the end of Book 3.

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• Abby (Veth-Abarak)

  Character

  Defiance of the Fall

  The Star Gazer administrator the System assigns to Zac's territory.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• The System

  Realm

  Defiance of the Fall

  The force that integrates Earth, assigns classes, titles and quests, and sets the contribution Ladders that rank Zac.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Incursion

  Realm

  Defiance of the Fall

  A hostile invasion zone on a planet. Zac's first quest chain tasks him with killing its leaders, and closing one earns rewards.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Hatchetman

  Technique

  Defiance of the Fall

  The Rare class Zac picks at level 25, with skill quests for Axe Mastery, Chop and Forester's Constitution.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Dao Seeds

  Technique

  Defiance of the Fall

  Early insights into a Dao. Zac gains Heaviness, Trees and Sharpness in Book 1.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Port Atwood

  Location

  Defiance of the Fall

  The settlement Zac founds after closing his first Incursion, with a shipyard and a Nexus Crystal mine beneath the island.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Horde

  Realm

  Defiance of the Fall

  A timed wave of monsters sent against a Lord's territory. Port Atwood faces two Hordes in Book 1.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Carl

  Character

  Dungeon Crawler Carl

  A former Coast Guard member who is dropped into the dungeon in his boxers when Earth is destroyed, with his ex-girlfriend's cat. He fights barefoot and becomes a viral celebrity on Floor 2.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Princess Donut

  Character

  Dungeon Crawler Carl

  The cat of Carl's ex-girlfriend Beatrice. She evolves into a talking, spell-casting cat and is vain, bossy and increasingly powerful.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Mordecai

  Character

  Dungeon Crawler Carl

  A rat-like NPC guide who explains the dungeon's rules to Carl and Donut.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Mongo

  Character

  Dungeon Crawler Carl

  Donut's pet egg, revealed in the Book 1 epilogue as a velociraptor.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  Only the hatching is covered; later development is not described here.

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• Borant Corporation

  Faction

  Dungeon Crawler Carl

  The company that runs the dungeon as a galactic reality show.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Odette and Zev

  Character

  Dungeon Crawler Carl

  Galactic hosts and administrators of the show; Odette's interview on Floor 2 makes Carl famous.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Maestro

  Character

  Dungeon Crawler Carl

  A royal of the Skull Empire who runs the Death Watch Extreme show. Carl insults him on Floor 2 and he vows revenge.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Frank Q and Maggie

  Character

  Dungeon Crawler Carl

  Player-killer crawlers who become recurring antagonists.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Team Meadow Lark

  Faction

  Dungeon Crawler Carl

  A group of elderly residents and their caretakers, led by Brandon, whom Carl and Donut protect on Floor 1.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Crawlers

  Faction

  Dungeon Crawler Carl

  The humans who survive Earth's destruction and are forced to descend the dungeon floor by floor for the audience.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Floor 3 permanent choices

  Technique

  Dungeon Crawler Carl

  Races and classes are not chosen at the start; Book 1 ends on the brink of Floor 3, where permanent race and class choices await.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Jason Asano

  Character

  He Who Fights with Monsters

  A former office-supplies store middle manager who wakes in a hedge maze in Pallimustus with a system interface. He becomes an adventurer in Greenstone.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Essences

  Technique

  He Who Fights with Monsters

  The power system's core: absorbing essences grants abilities, and awakening stones unlock further ones. Adventurers advance through ranks starting at Iron.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Adventure Society

  Faction

  He Who Fights with Monsters

  The organisation that ranks and contracts adventurers. Jason joins its Greenstone branch and is promoted to three stars.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Iron rank

  Realm

  He Who Fights with Monsters

  The first essence rank, which Jason reaches early in Book 1.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Rufus Remore

  Character

  He Who Fights with Monsters

  An adventurer who leads the team Jason falls in with and offers to train him.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Colin

  Character

  He Who Fights with Monsters

  Jason's first familiar. Book 1 describes him as a Sanguine Horror; Book 3 calls him an Apocalypse Beast Leech, and our sources do not reconcile the two.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Clive Standish

  Character

  He Who Fights with Monsters

  A Magic Society adjunct with a rune tortoise familiar, Onslow. He joins Jason's contracts and later studies astral magic.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Sophie Wexler

  Character

  He Who Fights with Monsters

  The thief robbing Greenstone, who shares Jason's Way of the Reaper fighting style. Jason shields her from the Society and the crime boss's circle.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Builder cult

  Faction

  He Who Fights with Monsters

  Cultists Jason first meets in Landemere Vane. Their converted soldiers kill Farrah at the end of Book 1.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Greenstone

  Location

  He Who Fights with Monsters

  The city where Jason joins the Adventure Society and builds his team.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Zorian Kazinski

  Character

  Mother of Learning

  A third-year student at the Royal Academy in Cyoria who relives the same month after an invasion of the city. He uses the repeats to study, learn from teachers and probe the invasion.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Zach Noveda

  Character

  Mother of Learning

  A classmate with huge mana reserves who is also stuck in the loop, though his memory of how it started has gaps.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  His role in the loop is not fully explained by the end of Book 2.

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• Time Loop

  Technique

  Mother of Learning

  The month that resets to the morning of the train to Cyoria, with restarts at about 2 am. Only a few people keep their memories across restarts, and the loop is already years old by the end of Book 1. In Book 2 the Ghost Serpent says it can recur every 400 years and that only a Controller can leave it.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  Who set it up and why is not revealed by the end of Book 2.

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• Cyoria

  Location

  Mother of Learning

  The city that hosts the Royal Academy and is the target of the Ibasan invasion at the summer festival dance. A hidden facility beneath it is revealed late in Book 2.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Red Robe

  Character

  Mother of Learning

  The third time traveler, a hostile figure in a blood-red robe with his face hidden. He destroys the aranea's souls at the end of Book 1. In Book 2 he has already left the loop.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  His real identity is not revealed in Books 1 or 2.

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• Xvim Chao

  Character

  Mother of Learning

  The harsh professor assigned as Zorian's one-on-one mentor. In Book 2 he teaches properly once Zorian tells him about the loop.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Cyorian Aranea

  Faction

  Mother of Learning

  A colony of intelligent, telepathic spiders living near the Dungeon. Zorian carries their matriarch's memory packets between restarts in exchange for mind-magic lessons, until the Red Robe kills them at the end of Book 1.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Mind Magic

  Technique

  Mother of Learning

  Telepathy and related arts that Zorian learns from the aranea because he is naturally Open. By Book 2 he trains with other aranean webs and becomes a skilled mind mage.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Quatach-Ichl

  Character

  Mother of Learning

  A millennium-old lich and general leading the Ibasan invasion of Cyoria, first seen in chapter 4. Zorian drives him off at the end of Book 1 with a Kael-enchanted coin.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Soul Magic

  Technique

  Mother of Learning

  Magic that acts on the soul. Quatach-Ichl hits Zorian and Zach with a soul spell in Book 1 that Kael tentatively identifies as soul meld. In Book 2 Alanic Zosk teaches Zorian soul awareness.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Dragon Cultists

  Faction

  Mother of Learning

  Cultists the aranea say are helping the Ibasan invaders free Panaxeth. In Book 2 Sudomir says the cult needs shifters' primordial essence for the release.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Sunny (Sunless)

  Character

  Shadow Slave

  A boy raised in poverty who is chosen by the Nightmare Spell and becomes one of the Awakened. He is an unlikely anti-hero whose power carries a small but potentially fatal side effect (publisher blurb). The wiki lists the titles Sleeper Sunless and Awakened Sunless.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  Sunny's True Name and the nature of his aspect are not covered; our sources do not state them.

• Nephis (Changing Star)

  Character

  Shadow Slave

  A fellow Sleeper whose wiki entry gives the True Name 'Changing Star' (also the title of Volume 1, chapter 26). By Volume 2 she and Sunny travel together toward the Dark City, and the blurb has her and Sunny needing to decide whether they can trust each other.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  True Name: the wiki states it, so it is spoiler-adjacent. Her Soul Core count and later rank are inconsistent across wiki fields and are left out.

• Cassie

  Character

  Shadow Slave

  A companion who reaches the Dark City alongside Sunny and Nephis in Volume 2 (wiki summary of Demon of Change).

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  Her aspect and abilities are not stated in our sources, so they are not described. Her first-appearance volume was not confirmed, only her presence by Volume 2.

• Nightmare Spell

  Technique

  Shadow Slave

  The supernatural phenomenon that chooses ordinary people, makes them Awakened and sends them into a ruined magical world to fight monsters and other Awakened (publisher blurb).

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  Its origin and purpose are not stated in our sources and are left out.

• Sleeper and Awakened (Soul Ranks)

  Technique

  Shadow Slave

  The old wiki lists seven Soul Ranks: Dormant, Awakened, Ascended, Transcendent, Supreme, Sacred and Divine. For humans the first ranks are called Sleeper (Dormant), Awakened and Master (Ascended). A Sleeper becomes Awakened after returning from the Dream Realm for the first time; the Soul Core evolves and the Aspect gains a second Aspect Ability.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  Ranks above Master are late-series and not covered here. A separate source lists only three ranks, so the full list is wiki-sourced and unconfirmed against a second reference.

• Soul Core and Shadow Core

  Technique

  Shadow Slave

  A Soul Core is the measure of a being's power; its quality sets the Soul Rank. The wiki calls the Shadow Core a special core unique to Sunny because of the special nature of his aspect.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  How the Shadow Core works and how it differs from a normal core are not detailed in our sources.

• Dream Realm

  Realm

  Shadow Slave

  The realm Sleepers are transported to when the Nightmare Spell takes them, described in a Volume 1 summary as Sunny's first journey and the setting of his First Nightmare.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  Its larger role in the series is not covered.

• Forgotten Shore

  Location

  Shadow Slave

  The Dream Realm region that holds the Labyrinth, the Dark City and the Crimson Spire at its centre. Volume 2's blurb has Sunny and his companions crossing it to reach the Dark City.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  The Forgotten Shore name is wiki-sourced; no retailer blurb uses it.

• Jake Thayne

  Character

  The Primal Hunter

  An ordinary office worker until the System integrates Earth and drops him into a survival Tutorial, where he hunts alone and takes up alchemy.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• The Malefic Viper

  Character

  The Primal Hunter

  Jake's mysterious benefactor, who notices his talent and alchemy in the Tutorial.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  His intentions are not settled in Book 1; later volumes are not covered here.

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• Bloodline of the Primal Hunter

  Technique

  The Primal Hunter

  Jake's Bloodline, gained in the Tutorial. In Book 2 it acts on its own when he is unconscious against the King of the Forest.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• The Tutorial

  Realm

  The Primal Hunter

  The monster-filled survival zone the System places newly integrated humans in, with a beast hierarchy to work through.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Ned Altimer

  Character

  The Ripple System (Shadeslinger)

  A burned-out corporate executive who buys the three-day Head Start for the VRMMO Earthblood Online and logs in for good. When the Head Start ends he becomes the most hunted player in the game. Reviewers describe his build as a caster with horror and snare spells.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  Final-scene details of each book are not given in our sources.

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• Frank

  Character

  The Ripple System (Shadeslinger)

  A foul-mouthed, ridiculously handsome talking axe who knows the game's deepest secrets 'if he ever feels like sharing them'. The player base hunts Ned to take him. Reviewers say his information is locked behind the wielder's level.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  What he really is beyond an AI guide is not stated in our sources.

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• House

  Character

  The Ripple System (Shadeslinger)

  The AI that runs Ned's home, a repurposed home-security system who takes instructions far too literally. Reviewers say she cannot fight in Book 1, works on passing as human in Book 2, and comes into her own in Book 3.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  Her Book 3 finale role is only described as 'steals the show'; specifics are not in our sources.

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• Earthblood Online (EBO)

  Realm

  The Ripple System (Shadeslinger)

  The VRMMO Ned plays. It launches with a 72-hour Head Start period for a single buyer, after which tens of thousands of players arrive.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  The game's deeper nature is not covered in our sources.

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• The Ripple System

  Technique

  The Ripple System (Shadeslinger)

  EBO's headline progression mechanic, introduced in the first chapter. Reviewers praise how seriously the books treat experience, stats, percentage damage, cooldowns, cast times, crits and misses.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  Its exact rules are not spelled out in our sources and are left out. Reviewers of Book 2 say the game's creator is surprised players have 'discovered' it.

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• Darling

  Character

  The Ripple System (Shadeslinger)

  The leader of the guild Ned allies with. Reviewers describe a running Ned-and-Darling romance joke that is 'semi-brewing' by Book 3.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  Whether any romance is confirmed is not stated in our sources.

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• Erin Solstice

  Character

  The Wandering Inn

  A young woman from our world who is transported to a dangerous fantasy world and becomes an [Innkeeper], opening a small inn under a sign reading 'No killing Goblins.'

  First Appears: Book 1
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• The Wandering Inn

  Location

  The Wandering Inn

  The small building Erin runs as an inn, serving pasta with sausage, blue fruit juice and dead acid flies on request. By Book 2 it sits outside the city of Liscor.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Levels and Classes

  Technique

  The Wandering Inn

  The world's progression system: people level up and gain classes, with [Innkeeper] the first class seen. Erin's class is the only one named in Book 1's sources.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  Specific mechanics, skills and levels are not stated in our sources and are left out.

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• Goblins

  Faction

  The Wandering Inn

  Described as 'somewhat evil'. Erin's 'No killing Goblins' sign makes the inn's relationship with them a running theme.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Liscor

  Location

  The Wandering Inn

  The city near Erin's inn. The inn is described as lying outside it from Book 2, and a Liscor guard is among the first to visit.

  First Appears: Book 1
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• Relc Grasstongue

  Character

  The Wandering Inn

  A Drake Senior Guardsman of Liscor; per the wiki, one of the first two characters to meet Erin at her inn.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  Only the wiki's Volume 1 summary was reachable; his later role is not covered here.

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• Klbkch

  Character

  The Wandering Inn

  An Antinium who is also a Senior Guardsman of Liscor; per the wiki, he visits Erin's inn alongside Relc in Volume 1.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  Which chapters fall inside Book 1 versus later volumes is unverified, so later events are deliberately left out.

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• The Antinium

  Faction

  The Wandering Inn

  A non-human people whose first seen member is Klbkch, an Antinium serving in Liscor's guard.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  Their society and Hive are not described in our sources and are left out.

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• Pisces

  Character

  The Wandering Inn

  A character Erin saves from being killed by Relc over his crimes, per the wiki's Volume 1 chapter summaries.

  First Appears: Book 1Spoiler note

  The wiki and Fandom chapter lists disagree on the exact chapter (1.10 vs 1.11), so only the rescue itself is stated.

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