Kurt D. Springs
That's a hard one. It's usually a question I ask readers, but since I created them, I never thought about it.
There is Azurius, the antagonist. He is a tyrant, but with a sense of honor. He enjoys Shakespearian plays, so he isn't all bad. He's probably a little insane. In short, he is a very complex villain.
There is High Priestess Celinia. She provides the moral compass as well as the love interest.
Randolf, a leader and big brother.
I guess, and this isn't a surprise, if I have to pick, it would be Liam. He is shy and introverted, but a leader in his own right, with a strong sense of duty, even to a people who are not really his own. As the protagonist in Price of Vengeance, and a lead pivotal character in other stories in the series, I find there is always more to discover about him.
There is Azurius, the antagonist. He is a tyrant, but with a sense of honor. He enjoys Shakespearian plays, so he isn't all bad. He's probably a little insane. In short, he is a very complex villain.
There is High Priestess Celinia. She provides the moral compass as well as the love interest.
Randolf, a leader and big brother.
I guess, and this isn't a surprise, if I have to pick, it would be Liam. He is shy and introverted, but a leader in his own right, with a strong sense of duty, even to a people who are not really his own. As the protagonist in Price of Vengeance, and a lead pivotal character in other stories in the series, I find there is always more to discover about him.
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