God's Eye: Awakening: A Labyrinth World LitRPG Novel characters

Appears from the start

A former soldier and medical professional who leads refugees through Earth's collapse. Already dying, he stays outside an army bunker to protect the survivors and is killed. His consciousness is then selected for transformation into a new god, and he must choose a people on Telos while keeping his true name secret.

Appears from the start

An otherworldly guide assigned to prepare Remy for divine life. She explains the basic rules governing gods, faith, followers, and the Lattice, while limits prevent her from identifying the hidden sponsor behind his advantages. She also warns him that speaking his true name would expose him to powerful magic.

Appears from the start

Remy's badly wounded sister, one of the refugees trying to reach an army bunker during the catastrophe on Earth. When Remy remains outside to hold back the monsters, she follows his signal and secures the bunker doors, leaving him to make his final stand.

Appears from the start

A huge feathered and furred predator attacking the Pantherkin when their newborn god arrives. Its armor and claws overwhelm the tribe's crude weapons, and it becomes the immediate obstacle between Remy and the people he must save before sunrise.

First appears in chapter 29

The released adult eagle bear soul that willingly becomes Fell's spirit animal after he protects its twelve cubs. It can briefly manifest in battle, grow stronger by consuming souls, and supports the pact that leaves the transformed cubs under Fell's care.

First appears in chapter 10

The usable identity adopted by Remy after discovering that his original name is bound against speech. He remains trapped in a giant tree above the eagle bear while trying to protect the threatened Pantherkin and return to them before sunrise.

First appears in chapter 23

A quiet, capable Pantherkin fighter whose Shrewd Fighter ability helps him perceive an opponent's weaknesses. He has an above-common soul and stands out among the survivors as Zero Fell assesses the tribe's abilities.

First appears in chapter 23

A determined Pantherkin whose Fierce Heart and Limited soul make her unusually resolute once she commits to a course. She stands out when Zero Fell examines the abilities and souls of the tribe's survivors.

First appears in chapter 24

A Pantherkin follower distinguished by Keen Eye and selected as one of Zero Fell's first acolytes. His aptitude suits scouting, while his new cleric class allows him to use faith, imitate divine powers, and cultivate or bind a soul.

First appears in chapter 20

The divine name Fell gives the Pantherkin because he cannot speak his original name. The tribe accepts Zero Fell as its god at sunrise after he saves them from an eagle bear and a merc dwarf attack.

First appears in chapter 19

An unnamed acolyte serving a hostile merc dwarf deity. The raider channels destructive darkness through an axe, killing multiple Pantherkin during the assault that threatens to break Zero Fell's new bond with his chosen people.

First appears in chapter 19

An unnamed god worshipped by the hostile merc dwarves attacking the Pantherkin. The deity empowers an axe-wielding acolyte whose darkness-infused weapon causes destructive decay.

First appears in chapter 27

An unnamed humanoid-bodied god served by an orb-weaver colony. Focused on completing an altar, the deity sends its only reasoning acolyte and a force of drones to seize Zero Fell's cave party as food.

First appears in chapter 27

An unnamed humanoid-spider hybrid who is the orb-weaver colony's sole reasoning member and a cleric of its god. She leads drones and stronger soldiers against Zero Fell's party in the eagle bear cave, bringing organized divine opposition to the expedition.

First appears in chapter 39

A tier-five duke of hell seen in the history sealed within the ruined altar. He conducts mass sacrifices and exploits captive gods' bonds with their followers to fuel a demonic gate, prompting four divine defenders to spend their remaining strength against him.

First appears in chapter 40

One of four gods held captive by Asmodeus and revealed through the ruined altar's history. She joins the divine defenders who spend their strength opposing the demon's mass sacrifice and gate.

First appears in chapter 40

One of four captive gods revealed through the ruined altar's history. This deity is among the divine defenders opposing Asmodeus as the demon uses their followers and a mass sacrifice to power a gate.

First appears in chapter 40

One of four captive gods revealed through the ruined altar's history. This minotaur deity is among the divine defenders caught in Asmodeus's effort to exploit their bonds with their followers and open a demonic gate.

First appears in chapter 40

One of four captive gods revealed through the ruined altar's history. This reptilian deity appears among the divine defenders confronting Asmodeus's mass sacrifice and attempt to power a demonic gate.

First appears in chapter 46

Zero Fell's awakened God's Eye, a basic sapient extension connected to his new territory. Rig shares prompts and some memories with Fell, can monitor the domain independently, and answers basic questions, though neither understands why this awareness emerged so early.

First appears in chapter 54

An earth-aligned, unbound god whose chosen followers are ogres. Svaroth enters Zero Fell's domain with fifteen large ogres, including a towering acolyte, while the settlement's defenses are still being built.

First appears in chapter 58

A fabled amber-ranked soul summoned through Zero Fell's unrestricted Sea of Souls reward. A bonecrafter and ranger with a unique death-infused bow, Minamoto Tametomo pledges service and immediately offers to organize the settlement's defense against Svaroth's ogres.