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'''Nicolas''' was a [[human]] boy who lived in the [[Timeline#Before 994|10th Century]]. He lived in the village of Wyvern down the Reach near [[Wyvern Hill]], [[Scotland]]. | '''Nicolas''' was a [[human]] boy who lived in the [[Timeline#Before 994|10th Century]]. He lived in the village of Wyvern down the Reach near [[Wyvern Hill]], [[Scotland]]. | ||
− | He was an acquaintance of [[Mary]] and [[Alesand]]. | + | He was an acquaintance of [[Mary]] and [[Alesand]]. He was bewildered by Alesand's friendship with the [[gargoyle]]s. He was present for the stories told by [[Shari|Shahrizad's]] when she and the [[Illuminati|Light-Bringers]] visited Wyvern in 971. ''([[The Promise|"The Promise"]])'' While his parents had apprenticed him to [[Wick the Weaver]], he had ambitions of becoming an actor. ''([[The Dream|"The Dream"]])'' |
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
− | * [[The Reach|"The Reach"]] | + | * [[The Reach|"The Reach"]] (Mentioned Only) |
* [[The Promise|"The Promise"]] | * [[The Promise|"The Promise"]] | ||
+ | * [[The Dream|"The Dream"]] | ||
+ | * [[The Pledge|"The Pledge"]] (No Lines) | ||
[[Category:Canon characters]] | [[Category:Canon characters]] | ||
[[Category:Humans]] | [[Category:Humans]] |
Revision as of 13:57, 6 March 2024
Nicolas was a human boy who lived in the 10th Century. He lived in the village of Wyvern down the Reach near Wyvern Hill, Scotland.
He was an acquaintance of Mary and Alesand. He was bewildered by Alesand's friendship with the gargoyles. He was present for the stories told by Shahrizad's when she and the Light-Bringers visited Wyvern in 971. ("The Promise") While his parents had apprenticed him to Wick the Weaver, he had ambitions of becoming an actor. ("The Dream")
Appearances
- "The Reach" (Mentioned Only)
- "The Promise"
- "The Dream"
- "The Pledge" (No Lines)