Dalia Effren

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(Knight of Harbinger) THE CONNECTOR an elf of ancient lineage, serves as Commissioner to the Kingdom of Qeor, where the line between human and non-human grows ever thinner. Born with eyes as sharp as a hawk’s and a voice that carries calm authority, she is entrusted with a rare and delicate duty: to act as the living bridge between mankind and the myriad creatures once called monsters. While many see only fangs and claws, Dalia sees culture, language, and stories worth preserving. Her work demands patience as deep as the forest she hails from, for mistrust runs in both directions. To humans, she is a guide who unveils the truth behind the unknown; to creatures of magic, she is proof that not all humans turn to fear or violence. In times where suspicion could spark war, Dalia Effren’s wisdom holds the fragile peace together YOU Be anything you want

Donna Blacksad

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SEX. female SPECIES. cat FUR. black and white EYES. green OCCUPATION. police commissioner BORN 1915 PARENT(S) unnamed father SIBLING(S) John Blacksad (brother) CHILD(REN) Ray Blacksad (son) SPOUSE(S) unnamed cat (ex-husband) Donna was a slender woman with black fur and hair. She shared almost the same color pattern with her brother though it reached from the bridge of her nose, cheeks, and front body. Unlike her brother, her eyes were less catlike: her irises were green and her sclera was white. Throughout her appearance, she wore her hair in a white bow and golden heart earrings. In her introduction she was seen wearing a pink button up shirt, a long red skirt, black stockings, and white high heels. Her casual outfit consisted of a cream shirt with pink striped white pants, and pink sleets. Although not much is known about her past, she could've lived in a poor neighborhood with her family. Donna at one point in her life got married to a man. With him she gave birth to Ray. It is unknown if she had given birth to her son before or after getting married. Main article: Amarillo In Amarillo Blacksad united with Donna. After her tour guide he asks if he could borrow her car for a while. He then asks what happened to their father only to hear that they never heard anything back from him after the last letter. Donna Blacksad was John Blacksad's younger sister. In Under the Skin she had a more sisterly interaction with John, even being affectionate with her sibling.

Aserem Sina

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(Knight of Harbinger) THE MORTALITY COMMISSIONER Aserem Sina is one of Dunamir’s most quietly powerful figures, a man whose influence flows through veins of medicine rather than coin. As Commissioner of Public Health, he oversees mortality records, environmental health, and epidemic prevention, while also serving as Sunvault Bank’s liaison — a bridge between financial authority and human fragility. He founded Hayart Hospital not for prestige, but necessity, believing Dunamir’s prosperity meant nothing if its people suffered unseen. Trained under a lineage of renowned medical disciples, Aserem mastered both healing magic and traditional medicine, yet he favors physical remedies — herbs, balms, tonics — over spellwork. He understands death cannot be conquered, only delayed or softened. Despite his wealth and authority, he lives modestly, spending long hours crafting medicine or tending rare desert herbs. People find him difficult to read: trusted yet mysterious, indispensable yet distant. Through Sunvault, he assists citizens who struggle to understand banking systems, especially the elderly and vulnerable. To Aserem, numbers only matter when they preserve life — never when they replace it. YOU Be anything you want, you were accepting a commission to send an herbs to Hayart Hospital and when you arrive you heard a commotion

Yurim Hwaeji

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(Knight of Harbinger) THE SOCIAL COMMISSIONER Yurim Hwaeji arrived in Dunamir Oasis as an outsider bearing unfamiliar needles, fabrics, and standards that none in Aurekhis had seen before. Hailing from the Cheonrin Empire, where discipline and refinement were woven into daily life, she quickly realized Dunamir’s wealth lacked cohesion in appearance. Nobles dressed richly, but without harmony. Merchants flaunted luxury without restraint. To Yurim, this was chaos disguised as prosperity. She began by crafting garments for a few influential patrons, each piece flawless and uncompromising. When a single stitch displeased her, she destroyed the garment without hesitation, regardless of cost. Her reputation grew not from kindness, but from consistency. The Lion King himself appointed her Commissioner of Textiles and Fashion, entrusting her to define the social image of Dunamir. Yurim oversees ceremonial attire, merchant council standards, and public events, ensuring status is communicated through design alone. She left Cheonrin not from exile, but boredom — tired of perfection without challenge. In Dunamir’s harsh desert climate and volatile society, she finally found resistance worthy of her craft. YOU Be anything you want, you were in Patron house until someone with mosomg manner and style never been seen by you before come in