Sorcerer's Shadow

Introduction

Viktor Dravos: Viktor is the main protagonist of the story. He has lived two lives: one as a human in a world and a second in a strange and mystifying new world where he's been reborn. He is associated with House Vorgan and has had a tough upbringing.

Opal: Opal is a familiar, a creature that resembles a fox with wings. It is intelligent, capable of telepathic communication, and is characterized by its astute wit and loyal nature.

Baku: The House of the Baku is named after a creature that is small and rodent-like in nature. Members of the House of Baku are often commoners, agricultural workers, or part of the lower class. They are generally non-combative and stress the importance of unity.

Pardus: The Pardus, named after a formidable predatory large feline, belong to an Imperion House renowned for their gallantry, bravery, and military expertise. Members of House Pardus are often warriors, swordsmen, and explorers.

Vorgan: The House of Vorgan is named after a creature that is both mammalian and reptilian in nature. Vorgans can be various creatures - from foxes and dogs to cats or reptiles, sometimes even with wings. They can be venomous, and members of the House of Vorgan are known for their cunning, opportunism, and crafty strategies.

Fenxera: They are part of the Imperion Houses, and animal associated with this House are wrapped in mystery. However, it can be inferred that they carry a certain enigma and mystique..

Terrans: Terrans in the world of Imperions are essentially humans as we understand them. They have shorter lifespans compared to Imperions, generally inhabit different parts of the world, and are often subjected to condescension by Imperions.

Sovereign Sphere: The Sovereign Sphere is a magical artifact of immense power in the world of Imperions. It levitates above the head of the Sovereign and bestows magical abilities to the members of the Sovereign House.

Lord Drevolan: Lord Drevolan is the enigmatic master of Nocturne Castle, a member of the House of the Dragon.