Short Fiction · Character
John Conrad
A modern man who thought he had exhausted life's thrills until he was drawn into a Master's occult web and an ancient evil's designs.
supporting
Also known as Conrad
First appearance: skull face
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Conrad narrates from the wreckage of a London morning, remembering how he fell into the orbit of Kathulos and the strange drug that binds him. He is the hunted turned witness, dependent on John Gordon's rescue and on…
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- Romantic
- Other
Character groups
- Sea Monsters and Lost Races
- Occult Scholars and Witches
- Diverse Supernatural and Lost World Figures
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Story tension across the book.
- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
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- Naluna
romantic · positive
John Conrad and Naluna share a deep romantic bond across cultural divides. How this plays out →
- Naluna
romantic · positive
John Conrad and Naluna share a deep romantic bond across cultural divides. How this plays out →
- Naluna
romantic · positive
John Conrad and Naluna share a deep romantic bond across cultural divides. How this plays out →
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