Through The Storm

Akakor: A legendry city, home of the red Aura nation.

Agartha: A mythical land supposed to be in the hollow core of the Earth.

Arcanos: Magical objects, believed to have originated in the Golden Age of Agartha, represented by the people who created them in the deck of Tarot cards.

Aura: A halo of different colors surrounding all living things that can only be seen by gifted individuals, also a defining class system according to the color in Agartha.

Avalon: A legendary city, inaccessible to most people.

Beimini: A legendary city, and house of the school of Nafoura, also the home of the fountain of youth.

Black, Mr.: An ethereal being, a member of the race only known as the others, of which some are malevolent, and others are benevolent.

Blue Aura Nation, The: One of the six nations that inhabit Agartha, known to be distant and separated from humanity, as they can commune with the spirits of the land.

Boyar: Mayor of a village, as many are spread out through the land of Agartha.

Charles, Lord: Last ruler of the green Aura nation.

Darren: A boy whose aura’s color is red, and he is also a shapeshifter

Diamond Sun, The: Theorized to be the source of light and warmth in Agartha, a reflector of the actual sun’s rays from the surface, believed to have a tip hidden in the upper world.

Dalmatius, Master: Keeper of the fountain of youth, and headmaster of the school of Nafoura, nobody knows anything about his origins, and he is kept immoral through the powers of the fountain of youth.

Dragons: A race of intelligent magical spirits, who are the representation of Nature’s magic.

Eldorado: Legendary city of gold, home of the nation of the Purple Aura.

Ethan: A boy from Beimini, accompanied by Rowida to the surface world, as both were known as the green children of Woolpit.

Gertrude: A red girl, later becomes the handmaid of the Dragon Lady, Rowida.

Grand Wizard, The: The enigmatic leader of the order of purification, has a unique silver-grey Aura.

Green Lady, The: Also known as the Dragon Lady, Rowida, a girl who was banished from Agartha to the surface for the worst of crimes, came back as a ruthless woman who started the purification war, obsessed about the disappeared leader of the order of purification and finding the last green boy.

Green Aura Nation, The: One of the six nations that inhabit Agartha, known to be very good craftsmen, have the ability to give understanding or confusion, and they have an affinity to earth metals and water.

Golden Age, The: An era of great knowledge and prosperity in the history of Agartha, equivalent to 5000 B.C. - 2000 B.C. in our time.

Mathias: A green son of a merchant, first victim of Rowida.

Mariah, Mistress: Keeper of the nursery half of the legendary city of Beimini.

Mary: An orange nation refugee, betrothed to Vlad.

Meg Mell: A legendry city, home of the orange Aura nation.

Mellie: One of the orange nation’s refugees.

Morris: A purple mage, an added soldier to the squad of Peytr.

Nafoura: The only school of its kind, where all the children of Agartha go to study till, they graduate as adults, requires a yearly donation from each village and city to accept the children.

Orange Aura Nation, The: One of the six nations that inhabit Agartha, known to be timid and shy, they have the ability to communicate with animals and plants, and are natural lie detectors.

Order of the Agarthan Templars, The: A dedicated body of scholar knights, believed to have perished during the war of Purification.

Order of the Diamond Sun, The: A secret order consisting of several believers in a prophecy that was told at the end of the golden age, stating that all the colors have to be present to change the fate of Agartha.

Order of Purification, The: A racist order that believed in the cleansing of auras, naming the basic color auras as the only pure races, namely Blue, Red, and Yellow.

Petyr: A squad Leader of the orange nation army.

Phil: Lieutenant to Peytr.

Purple Aura Nation, The: One of the six nations that inhabit Agartha, known to uncharitable and usually demanding steep prices for their services, have control over the elements, considered to be a nation of magic users.

Red Aura Nation, The: One of the six nations that inhabit Agartha, known to be violent and warlike, the first nation to fully support the order of purification during the purification war, some of them can shapeshift, have the ability to read the aura of others, and musk their own aura and that of others, possessed of inhuman strength and blood lust.

Ryogoju: A vast desert, believed to be the home of the Dragon Temple.

Silver Age, The: An Era where some of the knowledge of the golden age was lost, famous for so many battles that eventually pushed the entire land into a far less prosperous age, equivalent to 2000 B.C. to 1200 A.D. in our time.

Shangri La: A legendary city, home of the yellow Aura nation.

Thule: A legendary city, home of the blue Aura nation.

War of Purification, The: A war that was started by the green lady and an army of magical beasts against the nation of the Green Aura, by besieging their white city of Zarzura, later to be joined by the leader of the order of purification and his army of Red Aura soldiers, leading to the destruction and annihilation of the entire Green Aura nation, ended by the collation of colors made by the Orange Aura nation and the Purple Aura nation who banished the Yellow and Blue Aura nations, when they joined forces with the Red Aura Nation, thus ending the war.

Violet: One of the Others, brokered a Deal with Rowida.

Vlad: An orange aura man who has a trading business between the villages and cities of Agartha.

Wyvern: A serpentine relative of the dragon, although less intelligent, one of the many magical creatures that inhabit Agartha.

Yellow Aura Nation, The: One of the six nations that inhabit Agartha, known to be peaceful and understanding of others, have the ability to communicate with the others, a mysterious race of all-powerful ethereal beings.

Zarzura: The white city, home of the Green Aura nation, destroyed during the war of purification.