Chronoloco

The Wanderer

Tarin of Emberhold

Tarin was once a valued member of the Emberhold Clan, known for his skills as a tracker and scout. However, his forbidden relationship with Lyra led to his exile, a betrayal that still scars him deeply. Years of solitude in the wilderness have made him resourceful and resilient, but they’ve also left him emotionally distant. Though Kael allowed him to return, Tarin remains an outsider, tolerated only for his unmatched knowledge of the land. His secret feelings for Lyra linger, but he knows any slip-up could mean death.

The Hall Monitor

Cornelius Von Schukelphück III

Born into a family with an exaggerated sense of self-importance, Cornelius was raised to believe he was destined for greatness. His father, Cornelius Von Schukelphück Jr., often reminisced about the family legacy, while his mother, Maddy Dukenschitt (yes, of *that* Dukenschitt line), proudly touted her aristocratic roots. Despite these lofty expectations, Cornelius peaked in high school as the hall monitor, a role he took so seriously that he wrote a 37-page manifesto on hallway safety.After graduation, he failed the police academy entrance exam three times before landing a job as a mall cop—a position he insists is “one step below federal agent.” Cornelius now spends his days patrolling the local mall, handing out “engagement demerits” to teenagers loitering in food courts and dreaming of the day he’ll have a son to carry on the Von Schukelphück legacy. His ultimate goal? To be recognized as a legitimate enforcer of justice—or at least to have his own parking spot.

The Journalist

Evelyn Victoria Watts

Born in a city teeming with corruption and inequality, Evelyn grew up watching powerful figures exploit the system while ordinary people struggled to survive. Her father, a small-time lawyer, instilled in her a deep sense of justice, though his relentless pursuit of fairness often left the family struggling. After his mysterious disappearance during a high-profile case, Evelyn dedicated her life to uncovering the truth. She quickly gained a reputation for taking on dangerous assignments, earning the trust of whistleblowers and the ire of those in power. Her pen name, "E.V. Watts," became a symbol of fearless reporting, though her true identity remains a closely guarded secret.