Údar

Little is known about this mysterious figure wrapped in a green cloak. Seen by few, and known by fewer, he comes and goes throughout Middle Earth as if he were a ghost rather than man.

Those that know him would say that he is a great seer, able to tell the future and sense only what he calls the 'They' at times, which he can commune with when he chooses to.

The only thing that the people who have met know without a doubt is that his name is not in any of the tongues of Middle Earth, and many have wondered at its meaning. Those who do find out, though, have not made it long enough to tell it.

First seen in A Reason to Stay

Tachion

Tachion is the captain of Aragorn's personal bodyguard in the Citadel. Loyal to a fault, he finds himself torn between loyalty to his king, and the oath he swore to his queen.

Tachion has an older brother who has used Tachion's position for his own gains, and a younger sister, who tries to protect from their brother's dark dealings.

In the end, though, Tachion will find himself tested in more ways than he ever thought possible.

First seen in Throne of Stone  

Ninel

The younger sister of Tachion, she is only fifteen years of during the failed rise of the Black Tree. She finds herself having to face loss, grief, and the dark flame of revenge.

First seen in Throne of Stone

Arabella

Fiesty, fun-loving, and straightforward, Arabella gets her qualities from her Bracegirdle lineage. 

When she finds herself invited to the birthday of Frodo Baggins of Hobbiton, she decided to go and see for herself what all of the fuss was about. But she get's a little more than she bargained for after a run-in at the party with a slightly tipsy hobbit.

First seen in A Reason to Stay

Boromir

The son of the late Steward of Gondor, Denethor, Boromir was the strongest of the men in Gondor. But after he was slain at the battle of Amun Hen and then brought back, he isn't so sure.

Mentored by Údar for several years in an isolated shack, he faces many trials, and some demons from his past, in order to make amends and find the answer that burns in his heart: Why was he brought back?

First seen in A Reason to Stay