The Firekeeper

The Firekeeper

Irik of Emberhold

Irik grew up in Kael’s shadow, always overshadowed by his brother’s strength and dominance. While Kael was out fighting and hunting, Irik was quietly learning how to shape the world around him. As the clan’s Firekeeper, Irik is responsible for maintaining the sacred flame that symbolizes their survival, as well as crafting the tools and shelters they depend on. Though Kael secretly admires him, their relationship is strained by Kael’s need to keep their connection a secret. Irik’s inventions often go unnoticed, and his quiet contributions are rarely celebrated, but he continues to work tirelessly, dreaming of a future where his creations will truly change the clan’s fate.

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The Stonebreaker

The Stonebreaker

Kael of Emberhold

Kael founded the Emberhold Clan, gathering stragglers from the wilds into a powerful unit. His unmatched strength and survival instincts cemented him as the Alpha, though his methods are often brutal. Behind closed doors, he seeks Irik’s wisdom to guide his decisions, though he would never admit this publicly. Kael’s bond with Lyra is born from power, not love, and his jealousy over her loyalty drives many of his harshest actions. Outside of the clan, Kael is known simply as “The Stonebreaker,” a title that inspires both fear and respect among rival tribes.

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The Hall Monitor

The Hall Monitor

Cornelius Von Schukelphück III

Born into a family with an exaggerated sense of self-importance, Cornelius was raised to believe he was destined for greatness. His father, Cornelius Von Schukelphück Jr., often reminisced about the family legacy, while his mother, Maddy Dukenschitt (yes, of *that* Dukenschitt line), proudly touted her aristocratic roots. Despite these lofty expectations, Cornelius peaked in high school as the hall monitor, a role he took so seriously that he wrote a 37-page manifesto on hallway safety.After graduation, he failed the police academy entrance exam three times before landing a job as a mall cop—a position he insists is “one step below federal agent.” Cornelius now spends his days patrolling the local mall, handing out “engagement demerits” to teenagers loitering in food courts and dreaming of the day he’ll have a son to carry on the Von Schukelphück legacy. His ultimate goal? To be recognized as a legitimate enforcer of justice—or at least to have his own parking spot.

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