Azarinth Healer: Book Three characters

Appears from the start

An Azarinth battle-healer traveling with Kyrian and Weavy. She treats the telepathic demon as an ally and is taking him and his new apprentice toward allies who may offer them a safer home.

Appears from the start

Ilea's metal-and-curse mage companion, traveling with her as she takes Weavy and his new apprentice toward a possible refuge.

Also known as Mind Weaver

Appears from the start

A telepathic demon allied with Ilea. He wants a safer home away from frightened settlements and accepts an orphaned boy with an affinity for mind magic as his apprentice, helping the child control his emerging abilities.

Appears from the start

An orphaned village boy with an early affinity for mind magic. After learning that Weavy is a demon, he knowingly chooses to become Weavy's apprentice and receives help controlling his abilities.

Appears from the start

Ilea’s sentient dagger companion.

First appears in chapter 3

Ilea's tactician and a team member who has taken a government position.

First appears in chapter 3

A Virilyan noble, lightning mage, and established member of Ilea's team.

First appears in chapter 3

A covert killer and investigator on Ilea's team whose location is unknown after the demon crisis.

First appears in chapter 4

A mage traveling with Edwin Redleaf while hunters from his house pursue them after an attack on a Redleaf training ground.

First appears in chapter 4

An elite Redleaf warrior traveling with Maria while hunters from his own house pursue them.

First appears in chapter 6

A survivor hidden beneath Trian's attacked estate. She is trained with a curved sword and commands the household's domesticated spider.

First appears in chapter 6

A young member of Trian's household who survives in the concealed rooms beneath the estate and has basic mage abilities.

First appears in chapter 6

An adult survivor found badly injured by a resistant curse beneath Trian's estate. His body can store and extend a blade-like bone weapon.

First appears in chapter 6

A domesticated, scythe-legged spider guarding the survivors hidden beneath Trian's estate. It withdraws when Trian's younger sister commands it.

First appears in chapter 11

Edwin's sister, who reunites with Ilea near the Redleaf group's refuge. She recognizes Ilea from an earlier Taleen dungeon encounter and helps connect the two groups without continuing their initial fight.

First appears in chapter 11

A water mage traveling with Edwin Redleaf, Maria, and Felicia when their group first encounters Ilea's team.

First appears in chapter 12

A wealthy and politically connected Redleaf member targeted by Edwin's alliance with Ilea's group. He is pursuing research intended to recreate Taleen teleportation gates, while Edwin initially withholds his personal reason for wanting him dead.

First appears in chapter 12

A House Birmingham member identified by the allied investigators as one of five people strongly implicated in the attack on Trian's household.

First appears in chapter 12

A House Birmingham member identified by the allied investigators as one of five people strongly implicated in the attack on Trian's household.

First appears in chapter 12

A House Birmingham member identified by the allied investigators as one of five people strongly implicated in the attack on Trian's household.

First appears in chapter 12

A House Birmingham member identified by the allied investigators as one of five people strongly implicated in the attack on Trian's household.

First appears in chapter 12

A House Birmingham member identified by the allied investigators as one of five people strongly implicated in the attack on Trian's household.

First appears in chapter 15

A young Birmingham barrier mage encountered with Wallace during the raid on the family estate.

First appears in chapter 15

A young Birmingham healer and Anya's sister, encountered with Wallace during the raid on the family estate.

First appears in chapter 16

An unidentified white-haired wind mage wearing a mask. She kills several attackers during Virilya's evacuation, allowing soldiers and civilians to continue toward safety.

First appears in chapter 16

Trian's trusted contact in Virilya's Central District. She accepts his evidence against House Birmingham and undertakes to present it.

First appears in chapter 18

A raven-commanding mercenary who fights with arm-mounted blades and is guarding Arthur Redleaf’s castle.

First appears in chapter 18

A baker wearing heat-based armored equipment and serving among the mercenaries guarding Arthur Redleaf’s castle.

First appears in chapter 18

A blind, white-armored mercenary swordfighter guarding Arthur Redleaf's castle. Her level is beyond Ilea's ability to identify, and she is intent on protecting the Taleen network.

First appears in chapter 21

Arthur Redleaf's necromancer hunter, able to transform into a powerful blood-monster. Maria kills him during the battle on the Isle of Gareth.

First appears in chapter 21

Arthur Redleaf's ice-and-silver mage hunter. Ilea, Felicia, and Maurice pursue and kill her during the battle on the Isle of Gareth.

First appears in chapter 22

A surviving enchanter from Arthur Redleaf's staff who explains the available Taleen gate evidence. He accepts recruitment to Ravenhall to research teleportation and help find Kyrian.

First appears in chapter 24

Trian's surviving younger sister, reunited with him in a protected Ravenhall residence.

First appears in chapter 24

A surviving member of Trian's household who reunites with him in a protected Ravenhall residence.

First appears in chapter 24

A surviving member of Trian's household who reunites with him in a protected Ravenhall residence.

First appears in chapter 24

An apparent realm traveler whom Ilea regards as coming from the same place of origin as herself.

First appears in chapter 28

A solitary hooded elf encountered reading in the cathedral of an abandoned subterranean city.

First appears in chapter 29

The hooded elf from the subterranean cathedral, now identified as a historian. He offers Ilea information in exchange for books, relics, and other materials recovered from the nearby dungeon.

First appears in chapter 34

A dwarf pilot who operates a metal war machine, guides Ilea through concealed tunnels to Hallowfort, and offers to introduce her to a smith.

First appears in chapter 35

An Awakened, mist-bodied smith whose constant curse drains life from nearby visitors. He recognizes the ancient metal in Ilea’s recovered equipment and agrees to forge replacement armor from it while she heals through the curse.

First appears in chapter 40

A dwarven scavenger and machine specialist who explores dangerous northern ruins in an upgraded war machine. He also works on locks and protective enchantments.

First appears in chapter 40

A cursed, mist-bodied Awakened smith who agrees to forge replacement armor for Ilea from ancient metal.

First appears in chapter 44

A former Tremor guard captain whose translated service record preserves a view of the kingdom before its fall. His account describes royal affairs, changing dungeons, Soul Rippers, war, and the crisis that left Tremor as the last surviving city.

First appears in chapter 44

Tremor's ancient mist-mage queen, found alive and confined within machinery beneath the palace after an apparently immense span of time.

First appears in chapter 44

A living captive bound into machinery beneath Tremor's palace, where his body supplies mana to the surrounding system.

First appears in chapter 45

Tremor's ancient king, a necromancer and the imprisoned queen's betrothed. His health and mana power the machinery and undead beneath the palace.

First appears in chapter 51

A fox-like Awakened alchemist who owns the Hunter's Den in Hallowfort. She buys Blue Reaper remains and values their unusual organs, giving Ilea a reliable local buyer.

First appears in chapter 54

An unconscious but unharmed cat-like healer whom Ilea rescues from a swarm in the Descent.

First appears in chapter 55

A dwarf who operates a large armored war machine as part of a treasure-hunting group in the Descent.

First appears in chapter 55

A human ranger and expedition survivor who guides a treasure-hunting party through the Descent toward the Red Church complex.

First appears in chapter 59

An unnamed lizard warrior accompanying the rival treasure hunters who arrive in the Red Church experimentation area.

First appears in chapter 59

An insect-headed mage who leads the original owners of the treasure map used by Austin's party.

First appears in chapter 61

A small winged Fae found in a hidden cage within the Red Church's former experimentation complex. It protects itself with a magical barrier, and Ilea destroys the lock that has kept it imprisoned.

First appears in chapter 64

Three elven hunters found being overwhelmed by Taleen Centurions. Ilea intervenes and draws the machines away while her dwarf companion moves the hunters out of immediate danger.

First appears in chapter 82

A powerful death spirit that occupied the mansion of the ancient necromancer king's friend after killing him. Ilea destroys the spirit during the search for the king's treasury key.

First appears in chapter 83

An elder of Ilea's organization who withdrew from its broader affairs to study the North's ecological collapse and attempt restoration. He cannot explain Adam Strand's motive for causing the demon crisis.

First appears in chapter 83

The person an elder of Ilea’s organization identifies as responsible for the demon crisis. His reason for causing it remains unknown.