The Legend of Randidly Ghosthound 9 characters

Appears from the start

The founder of the mobile-city project, working with Wendy to forge a mechanical replacement for his missing left arm. His command of rare materials lets him undertake construction that other engineers cannot safely perform.

Appears from the start

The chief engineer behind Randidly's mechanical city. She directs its design work but depends on him to shape materials beyond her level and technical reach.

Appears from the start

An engraving specialist who assists Wendy and the apprentices constructing Randidly's moving city.

First appears in chapter 2

A spear fighter who joins the expedition investigating reports of a dragon on Mount Olympus.

First appears in chapter 2

The archer in the Mount Olympus expedition investigating a reported dragon.

First appears in chapter 2

The leader of Zone 11 and a member of the Mount Olympus expedition investigating a reported dragon.

First appears in chapter 3

A level-79 dragon that emerges from Mount Olympus after Alana kills one of its young. Its freezing attack overwhelms Alana while other dragons rise around them.

First appears in chapter 5

The administrator of Randidly's company. She recognizes that a government land proposal is designed to gain leverage over the organization and handles the negotiation with caution.

First appears in chapter 5

A formidable ally of Randidly who is available to defend the company from the monsters gathering nearby, though she longs for more demanding opponents.

First appears in chapter 5

A politically connected senator whose aide advances a coercive proposal for the government to acquire the company's land and lease it back.

First appears in chapter 8

An operative aligned with Senator Heathridge who tries to use a rival engineering order and a nearby monster threat to pressure Randidly's company.

First appears in chapter 8

The leader of Randidly's training order. Having endured Randidly's demanding personal instruction, he now oversees an equally severe program for new aspirants.

First appears in chapter 8

An aspirant in Randidly's training order who persists through raids, weighted movement, and repeated duels. Her determination is tested by the program's escalating demands.

First appears in chapter 8

A training-order applicant who works beside Vi during the order's demanding program.

First appears in chapter 10

A woman who arranged Randidly's earlier dungeon encounter and bargains to provide information about the System in exchange for a class.

First appears in chapter 15

The Order Dukies aspirant previously introduced as Vi, now identified by her full name. She formerly worked around Randidly's company as an assistant to Tatiana.

First appears in chapter 15

The Order Dukies applicant previously introduced as Garrett, now identified by his full name. He assists Vi during the company festival.

First appears in chapter 19

Randidly's developing fire image, which begins changing while he forges and engraves a difficult promised vessel.

First appears in chapter 20

A composite biological intelligence formed from six brains and able to work through mechanical drones. It warns Randidly of several emerging dangers and requests an open future favor in return for helping his city project.

First appears in chapter 20

Randidly's father, reported to have left a trail of deaths after separating from Hank Howard. His purpose and present destination are unclear.

First appears in chapter 20

An unidentified killer moving south whose dead victims have been drained of blood and whose survivors are left mentally broken.

First appears in chapter 21

A specialist who arrives with a companion to address the damage to Randidly's class.

First appears in chapter 22

Randidly's world-tree image and one of the animi used in Nathan's effort to stabilize his damaged class.

First appears in chapter 24

A village spirit who is also a human individual seeking greater autonomy. She brings Randidly information about Shawl's failed Nexus test and the accelerated calamity facing his world, while trying to regain Randidly's trust.

First appears in chapter 31

The financially strained Zone 1 power broker previously known as Senator Heathridge. He seeks control of Randidly's company and equips Evan Crane with an experimental exosuit.

First appears in chapter 34

A companion bound to Randidly who is investigating the dangerous toad world and developing greater control over raw ether. She confronts and comforts him before they spar ahead of his departure.

First appears in chapter 35

A hostile investigator who enters Karen’s reactor with Evan Crane and Senator Cliff Heathridge. The group accuses Randidly of using imports that violate Zone 7 law.

First appears in chapter 37

The developing spirit of Randidly's mobile city, able to decide independently when and where the city moves.

First appears in chapter 39

A dragon-headed liaison who introduces Randidly and his separated images to the Nether warfront, explains its hazards, and links his own advancement to their performance.

First appears in chapter 39

The manifested form of Randidly's fire image, previously known as Ignition Essence. It arrives at the Nether warfront alongside the Grim Chimera and Yggdrasil.

First appears in chapter 39

A principal image of Randidly that awakens with his active consciousness at the Nether warfront while his physical body remains confined.

First appears in chapter 43

The local lord who directs newly arrived images at the Nether warfront and assigns them to fight under designated liaisons.

First appears in chapter 45

A powerful eastern front-line leader to whose command Randidly is assigned after his first mission.

First appears in chapter 47

The feathered commander's lieutenant, who escorts Randidly from her tent to the staging area for his Great Rift mission.

First appears in chapter 54

A gauntleted front-line fighter with turquoise hair who briefly approaches Randidly during his training, then withdraws with her two companions before explaining her purpose.

First appears in chapter 57

A silent, rock-bodied woman assigned to serve under Randidly at the front. He suspects she may also be observing him for someone else.

First appears in chapter 57

An anxious, snake-headed fighter assigned to Randidly's front-line group. He carries two small scimitars.

First appears in chapter 83

The warfront authority who retains custody of Randidly’s imprisoned physical body while his conscious image serves in the fighting.

First appears in chapter 89

An unnamed old woman who shares control of the fate armory and possesses image mastery beyond the nearby commanders.

First appears in chapter 92

An elder who guards the fate armory and leads Randidly to the dormant sword blade once carried by her dead daughter. She warns that accepting it could consume him.

First appears in chapter 95

A member of Randidly's strategic-key party who remains with the group after its dangerous visit to the fate armory.

First appears in chapter 111

A borderlands refugee recently brought to Karen and Tatiana's former partner from before the System. She has an affinity with moss spirits and openly questions Randidly's leadership and absence.

Also known as Dauntless

First appears in chapter 113

Ezekiel's helmeted combat companion, who fights under the persona Dauntless. He uses a sea-and-ship image against the blood beasts surrounding a healer's cabin.

First appears in chapter 113

Zone 19’s leading healer. She resists an abduction attempt by Ezekiel and Ace and can use holy power to eradicate blood beasts, although repeated use leaves her exhausted.

First appears in chapter 116

A maker who completes a seven-dawn forging ritual to produce a massive shield for Earth's defense against a possible Ogre invasion.

First appears in chapter 117

The first chairwoman elected by the World Summit. Her one-year term places her at the head of the emerging coalition among Earth's zones.

First appears in chapter 117

A commander who has recaptured the escaped Nether Prince.