Temple of the Jedi Order. Midcyru. Midcyru is a fictional land and is the setting for events that take place in The Night Angel Trilogy.
The landscape is composed of many of the normal elements you would find in any natural realm. There is a main body of land, where most of the story takes place, as well as a few outlying islands. Midcyru is split into several small countries each with its own unique peoples, religions, magics and so on. The continent of Midcyru[edit] Cenaria[edit] Cenaria is a kingdom in western Midcyru. Waeddryn[edit] A kingdom in central Midcyru ruled by queens from the city of Caernarvon, a center of trade and craftsmanship.
Khalidor[edit] Khalidor is located in northern Midcyru and ruled by a line of tyrannical Godkings. Ossein[edit] Ossein is Cenaria's eastern neighbor. Alitaera[edit] A large country in southern Midcyru. Ceura[edit] 'Ceura' means 'sword' in the natives' tongue. Friaku[edit] A country in eastern Midcyru bordering Alitaera and Ymmur. The Night Angel Trilogy. The Night Angel Trilogy is a fantasy series written by Brent Weeks.
The story follows the life of Azoth (later Kylar Stern) as he struggles as a guild rat to become the ultimate wetboy (an assassin with magical talent, such as the ability to muffle sound or to block an attack), but then tries to leave it all behind and finally becomes the avatar of retribution: the Night Angel. Plot summary[edit] For a detailed synopsis of the novels, see the relevant article for each book. Series[edit] Characters in the series[edit] Setting[edit] The story is set on the continent of Midcyru, mainly in the country of Cenaria and in its capital city which shares the same name.
Magic[edit] The Talent[edit] The Talent is the magic most commonly used in Midcyru. Magus and Maja[edit] Inside September's Mind. Uatu. Publication history[edit] Fictional character biography[edit] Uatu is the Watcher assigned to watch over Earth from his home in the Blue Area of the Moon.
He is an altruist and has bent or violated his oath on numerous occasions in order to aid humanity. He revealed himself to the Fantastic Four when they discovered his home, telling them he would leave the Moon to observe humanity from a more distant area.[8] He proceeded to violate his oath several more times to aid the Fantastic Four.[9][10][11] His most notable transgression was in Fantastic Four #48, in which he tried, and failed, to prevent the Silver Surfer from bringing the world-devourer Galactus to the Earth.[12] For his continuous disregard for the Watchers' mission, Uatu is once placed on trial by the Watchers.
Powers and abilities[edit] Uatu received a highly extensive education in his youth on his home world. In recent years, Uatu has undertaken the study of the Earths of alternate realities. Other versions[edit] Ascended master. Both "Mahatmas" and "Ascended Master" are terms used in the Ascended Master Teachings.
Ascended Master is based on the Theosophical concept of the Mahatma or Master of the Ancient Wisdom. However, "Mahatmas" and "Ascended Masters" are believed by some to differ in certain respects. The Ascended Master Teachings refer to the Sixth Initiation as Ascension.[1] According to the Ascended Master Teachings, a "Master" (or "Spiritual Master") is a human being who has taken the Fifth Initiation and is thereby capable of dwelling on the 5th dimension.
An "Ascended Master" is a human being who has taken the Sixth Initiation and is thereby capable of dwelling on the 6th dimension. A "Chohan" (Lord) of a "Ray" is an Ascended Master who has been placed in charge of one of the 12 "Rays" (until recently, 7 Rays were generally known, and 5 Rays were "secret"), due to having an extraordinary natural spiritual affinity for that Ray. Definition[edit] Beliefs about Ascended Masters[edit] New Age Rays.