Remains loyal to Manon as they navigate independence from clan authority.

Serves as Aelin's general and cousin, leading Terrasen forces in preparation for war.

Rules as Queen of Terrasen while building alliances and preparing for war against Erawan.

Serves as Manon's loyal Second as they break from traditional clan structure.

Blueblood witch forces navigating the split in witch loyalties.

Petty officers who supervise deck crew and maintain ship equipment.

Sixth member of the Thirteen, steady and reliable in the transition to independence.

Young people who perform various tasks aboard ships while learning seamanship.

Seventh member of the Thirteen, skilled in aerial combat and loyal to the new path.

Continues living under Lysandra's protection and care in Terrasen.

Eleventh member of the Thirteen, strong and dependable in the transition.

Twelfth member of the Thirteen, youngest but growing in the new independence.

Aelin's beloved dog who provides comfort and companionship.

Member of the Thirteen who follows Manon in breaking from clan authority.

Skilled sailors who steer ships and maintain course according to navigation orders.

The three witch clans dealing with the rebellion of the Thirteen and changing loyalties.

Ninth member of the Thirteen, known for speed and adaptability to new leadership.

Tenth member of the Thirteen, tactical and observant in the new order.

Fifth member of the Thirteen, quiet but deadly, adapting to independence.

Healers who treat injuries and illnesses in various towns and ports.

Serves as a crucial member of Aelin's court, using her shape-shifting abilities for reconnaissance.

Leads the Thirteen in questioning their allegiance and seeking their own path.

Skilled navigators and cartographers who create maps and charts for sea travel.

Specialists who create detailed maps of ocean currents, depths, and hazards.

Sailors and fighters who crew the pirate ships under various captains.

Powerful pirate captains who control various fleets and sea routes.

Second-in-command officers serving under pirate captains.

Young crew members who transport gunpowder and ammunition during sea battles.

Crews operating under government licenses to attack enemy ships.

Serves as Aelin's protector and strategic advisor in the war preparations.

Skilled carpenters who repair and maintain the wooden structures of ships.

Cooks who prepare meals for ship crews during long voyages.

Specialists who operate cannons and artillery during naval battles.

Crew members who watch for dangers, other ships, and land from the crow's nest.

Musicians who provide entertainment and maintain morale during long voyages.

Skilled navigators who plot courses and guide ships through dangerous waters.

Officers responsible for managing supplies, equipment, and crew quarters.

Skilled crew members who handle the rigging, sails, and ropes of ships.

Medical practitioners who treat injuries and illnesses aboard ships.

Specialists who dive to recover goods and materials from shipwrecks.

People responsible for operating signal fires and communication systems between ports.

Individuals who smuggle goods and people across borders using secret sea routes.

Third in command of the Thirteen, strategic and practical in the new independence.

Military forces of Terrasen being organized and trained for the coming war.

Follow Manon in breaking away from clan authority to forge their own path.

Eighth member of the Thirteen, fierce in battle and loyal to Manon's vision.

Adventurers and fortune seekers looking for lost treasures and ancient artifacts.

Sailors and crew members working various ships across the seas.

Wyverns bonded to various witch riders, following their riders' new loyalties.

Fourth member of the Thirteen, maintaining her aggressive nature while following new leadership.

Yellowlegs witch forces dealing with the changing witch politics.

Women who serve drinks and food in taverns, often sources of local information.

Coopers who make barrels and casks for storing water, food, and goods on ships.

Workers who maintain signal beacons and warning fires along the coast.

Skilled metalworkers who create tools, weapons, and ship fittings.

Workers who specialize in loading, unloading, and handling cargo at ports.

People living in coastal towns and villages affected by the growing conflicts.

Individuals stationed along the coast to watch for incoming ships and threats.

Officials who inspect cargo and collect duties on goods entering ports.

Laborers who load and unload ships at various ports across the continent.

Rules Adarlan as king while struggling to control his raw magic and rebuild his kingdom.

Captains who command fleets of fishing vessels and coordinate their operations.

Expert navigators who guide ships safely into and out of harbors.

Keepers who maintain lighthouse beacons to guide ships safely through dangerous waters.

Local fishermen who work coastal waters and are affected by increasing maritime dangers.

Guards who maintain order in various towns and ports throughout the region.

Terrasen lord who challenges Aelin's authority and methods of rule.

Agents who assess risks and provide insurance for ships and cargo.

Legal experts who handle maritime law, salvage rights, and shipping disputes.

Vendors who sell goods in the markets of various port towns and cities.

Wealthy individuals who own large merchant fleets and shipping companies.

Individuals who search beaches for messages in bottles and other treasures washed ashore.

Elder member of the resistance who supports Aelin's claim to the throne.

Skilled workers who repair and maintain fishing nets and maritime equipment.

Officials who oversee port operations and regulate maritime trade.

Young lord who serves Queen Aelin and helps organize Terrasen's defenses.

Craftsmen who make ropes and cordage essential for ships and maritime work.

Skilled workers who create and repair sails for ships of all sizes.

Merchants who trade goods across the seas between different ports and kingdoms.

Workers who harvest salt from sea water through evaporation and mining processes.

Individuals who arrange the buying, selling, and chartering of ships.

Skilled craftsmen who build and repair ships for merchants, pirates, and naval forces.

Merchants who sell supplies, equipment, and provisions to ships.

Musicians, dancers, and entertainers who perform in the streets for coins.

Operators of taverns and inns in port towns where sailors and travelers gather.

People who gather food and useful items from tide pools and rocky shores.

Individuals who monitor tides and harbor conditions for safe ship navigation.

Workers who store and manage goods in port warehouses.

Individuals skilled in predicting weather patterns and storms at sea.