There are about 21 Ascenders in the Ascenders series but for the sake fo those who might be reading from this Book 2, a brief recap of the major characters would be posted here. That is, only those characters who have an important role to play in this Book II.  Starting with the Ascenders, we would plain out the key players out here with some breifing on them, while we leave the rest of the not so major players to your imagination or, allow you discover them as you go.    *Please note that all the data provided here is based on the events in Book 1[Ascender; Rising From Zero]. Whilst you can read this book 2 as a standalone book, you may not see a lot of character developments here as the characters at this stage are expected to have come into their strengths and maturity. At least, far better than before.  **Only the Known Ascenders would be named here. The rest would be discovered along the way.  *** The Presence of

Orun is divided into 7 heavens, subdivided into a sum total of 401 Ilu(Realms)each signifying  one of the 401 Orisha(Gods).However, the scaling only exists from the first Heaven up to the fourth heavens and by popular opinion, the fifth heavens as well which is the world of the Orisha and their offsprings, the Emere.However with the exception of the seventh, sixth and fifth heavens, there are left only 1,604 realms in total from the fourth heaven to the first heaven.Below are a summation of the dominant world powers with the number of realms occupied..First Heavens 401 Realms69%Demon Territory,30% is occupied by the Death God Iku in binding down the owner of the Left Path. And overseeing Orun Apaadi.1% Irunmole Controlled Realms(The exact number is not known as the figures keep shifting due to demonic presence and the fact that the first heaven is heavily polluted)&nbs

Bayo stood in shock, in his soul space. He could not connect with the physical, no matter how much he tried his best. It was as if he had been cut off.And right before him, the enormous ball for energy which continuously pulsed, the representation of his soul was in for worse. What used to be vibrant and bright was barely a thinned out ball of almost darkened substance. And all through the form of it, several cracks ruptured about it, the black miasma once again, trying to connect the pieces together as an adhesive. However, try as hard as it could, it could barely salvage the situation, the best achievable was a stalemate. Several strands of miasma rush out to catch the breakaway pieces of the soul, reattaching them to the main part before shooting out again to catch some new breakaways.A hand latched to the shoulder of the frightened Bayo, making him turn his back now.'I warned you, Bayo. I did. This is the result of ignoring the Soul Adaptation period. You

The 9ft towering figure made of a condensed mass of tightly paced stones picked his steps carefully as he made his way away from town. The air was fresher at this time of the year because it was the time for the infamous festival of Masquerades in Fair Weather. And as result, the people of the town had done their bit in making it work free and everything a festival time should be. That meant that there was no need to do anything which would present an issue to the air.  And there were fewer people out there on the road, allowing for better ventilation and movement now.  It was this time that he enjoyed the most, that is the figure who was made of stone. He was not like the usual Magmorians who were made of stones too, his own dermatology a little more complicated than those of the race of Magmore. He was an elemental Giant, or rather as the people

“We don't welcome people who want to wreck havoc in our town.” Was the last words that Shin heard before the Lava Giant went all charging for him.  First off, Shin was appalled by the lack of mannerism by the Giant. The fact that they had crashed in this place showed that things had not gone out in the way that it should have been. So then, rather than go all out on them and try to attack them, the first logical thing that could have occurred was for him to at least try to render help. The rest could come later.  At least, that was the norm that he was used to. Certainly not used to the ground quaking and shaking from underneath him while the cause of it all was literally fuming to rip them apart.  He took