The Treasure Hunter character introduction: Anne Bonne

Illustration by Rosalie Fitzpatrick

Anne Bonne

A merciless pirate Captain set on becoming the queen of the seas, Anne decides to embroil herself in Amelia’s business in order to regain her own stolen property as well as to scupper Blackbeard. And she won’t overlook any moneymaking opportunities while she’s at it.

The Treasure Hunter character introduction: Ilona

Illustrations by Rosalie Fitzpatrick

Ilona

A pixie royal who disregards nature as no other of her kind does, Ilona is tiny, leather-clad, wicked, grumpy and a brilliant tinkerer wielding disturbingly powerful magic. In her minute form she is a force to be reckoned with. In her battle form she’s almost unstoppable.

The Treasure Hunter character introduction: Nikola Tesla

Illustration by Rosalie Fitzpatrick

Nikola Tesla

Nikola seeks shelter from those who vilify him for destroying the old world. He also seeks a place to tinker on small projects in peace. He appreciates the opportunity to work for Amelia as the work offers everything he desires. As a result he will do almost anything asked of him but wisely keeps this knowledge to himself.

The Treasure Hunter character introduction: Lily Táralóm

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Lily Táralóm

Amelia’s cousin born only a year before, she was sent back in time (with her elf father) to grow up in an alternate timeline and reunite with the rest of the family as a teenager. Outgoing, vocal, enthusiastic, beautiful and tiring, Lily is one to tackle life head-on. She’s yet young and has much to learn about looking before she leaps, leaving those about her frantically guiding her actions to keep her safe. She has no clue just how special and powerful she is as one of the few elf-humans ever born.

The Treasure Hunter character introduction: Jacques de Molay

Illustration by Rosalie Fitzpatrick

Jacques de Molay

Calm, controlled and deadly with a sword, ex-Templar knight Jacques quietly and reflexively keeps the detective team from disintegrating through personal grievances by providing a steady, determined presence. He’s secretly in love with Joan and unwilling to speak of it for fear of disturbing her newfound life.

The Treasure Hunter character introduction: Joan of Arc

Illustration by Rosalie Fitzpatrick

Joan of Arc

Partially burned and internally scarred from her old life, Joan is ruled by raging emotions that are the remnants of her traumatic past but she wields them along with her sword to deadly results. She has yet to learn that friendship is more than minding a friend’s safety or yelling at them when they do anything foolish. Still, she stays her sword knowing it will upset Amelia so there’s hope for her yet.