-Name: Leticia Marino
DOB: January 27th Age: 17
Eye Color/ Hair Color/ Skin Color: Green / Red / White
Height/ Weight: 167 cm / 60 kg
Race/ Citizenship: Italian/American
Favorite Food: Spaghetti with meatballs
Character Description: Leticia is a very shy girl who avoids any conversation with other people. She is very smart, she read all of the books that were in the library of her school. She can speak and read other languages.
-Name: Marinette Lefleur
DOB: December 10th Age: 16
Eye Color/ Hair Color/ Skin Color: Blue / Blonde / White
Height/ Weight: 170 cm / 50 kg
Race/ Citizenship: French
Favorite Food: Bouillabaisse
Character Description: Marinette is a very delicate girl who is always around her twin sister Madeleine. She like to be treated like a princess and like to eat a lot of foods. She can speak french, english and spanish. She is a low level mage.
-Name: Madeleine Lefleur
DOB: December 10th Age: 16
Eye Color/ Hair Color/ Skin Color: Green / Blonde / White
Height/ Weight: 170 cm / 50 kg
Race/ Citizenship: French
Favorite Food: Ratatouille
Character Description: Madeleine is a tomboyish girl who likes to practice sports and do athletic competitions. She is always with her twin sister and like to practice magic with her. She is a low-level mage.
-Name: Antoine Lefleur
DOB: January 10th Age: 17
Eye Color/ Hair Color/ Skin Color: Blue / Blonde / White
Height/ Weight: 177 cm / 80 kg
Race/ Citizenship: French
Favorite Food: tarte Tatin
Character Description: Antoine is the oldest of the three. He is very protective to his sisters. He is a mid-level mage who can control fire magic very well. He is strong and athletic who seems to develop feeling for her rival, Ana.
-Name: Dr. Oscar Ortiz
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DOB: June 14th Age: 58
Eye Color/ Hair Color/ Skin Color: Brown / White / White
Height/ Weight: 165 cm / 70 kg
Race/ Citizenship: Mexican/American
Favorite Food: Elote con Mantequilla (Corn with butter)
Character Description: Doctor Ortiz is a very intelligent man who specialized in Latin American History. He is very important that he got permission to travel to Mexico by Olivia without giving any second thought. He used to have kids but unfortunately, they passed away. He is Doctor Escobar’s husband.
Name: Dr. Petra Escobar
DOB: August 20th Age: 57
Eye Color/ Hair Color/ Skin Color: Hazel / Brown / White
Height/ Weight: 160 cm / 60 kg
Race/ Citizenship: Mexican/American
Favorite Food: Torta de Bistec
Character Description: Doctor Escobar is a very important Biology Professor. Just like Dr. Ortix, she is a genius that knows about all the life forms on earth. She used to have a children but unfortunately, they passed away. She and Doctor have been married for 30 years. But she kept her last name so her work can be recognized.
Name: Felicitas Santacruz
DOB: ? Age: ?
Eye Color/ Hair Color/ Skin Color: Yellow / Black / Brown
Height/ Weight: 178 cm / 50 kg
Race/ Citizenship: Mexican (?)
Favorite Food: Enchiladas
Character Description: Felicitas isa mysterious woman who has an unknown background. She is the granddaughter of Nemesio Santacruz, the Charro Negro before Juan de la Trinidad. She is very skilled with the violin and a very famous artist in Mexican folklore. She is also very powerful and has excellent mana control and appears to manage the art of the mariachi perfectly…further information will be revealed…
Organizations:
M.A.G.I.C: The mysterious organization of mages who reside in Europe. They control the Old World and have agents infiltrated all over the world. Their power scale goes from Lower to High -Class Mages. Further information will be revealed later in the novel…
Order of the Holy Maiden: One of the Orders of the Catholic Church that protects the world from evil. This order is made of women, specially novices and nuns. Their power scale is Copper the lowers, and moves up to Bronze, Sapphire, Silver, Gold and Platinum. Not much is known about the organization, further information will be revealed.
Mexico City: Mexico City is Mexico's densely populated, high-altitude capital city. It is famous for its Templo Mayor (a 13th-century Aztec temple), the baroque-style Metropolitan Cathedral of Mexico City from the Spanish conquistadors, and the National Palace, which houses historic murals by Diego Rivera. All of these landmarks are centered around the Plaza de la Constitución, the huge main square also known as the Zócalo.
Zocalo: The Zócalo is located in the heart of the area known as the historic center of Mexico City, in the Cuauhtémoc district. Its location was chosen by the Spanish conquistadors to be established right next to what was previously the political and religious center of Mexico-Tenochtitlan, capital of the Mexicas.
Tenochtitlan: The founding myth tells that Mexico-Tenochtitlan was populated by a group of Nahua tribes who migrated from Aztlán, a place whose exact location is unknown. After wandering around the vicinity of Lake Texcoco, the future Mexicas settled in various points of the Basin of Mexico that were subject to the altépetl of Azcapotzalco. The migration ended when they founded their city on an islet near the western shore of the lake.
Xochimilco: The famous Xochimilco canals, the last remnants of the extensive transportation system created by the Aztecs, lie in southern Mexico City, next to a hard-working working-class neighborhood. Colorful gondolas take visitors on rides alongside boats of food vendors, artisans and mariachis. The atmosphere is festive, especially on weekends. Tourists can also visit the creepy, supposedly haunted Island of the Dolls.
Isla de las Mu?ecas: The Island of the Dolls, located in the canals of Xochimilco, south of downtown Mexico City, very close to the Estadio Azteca football stadium, is a town on the Teshuilo Lagoon and one of the main attractions of the canals. Broken and deteriorated dolls of various styles and colors are found throughout the island, originally placed there by the island's former owner, Julián Santana Barrera.
La Llorona: La Llorona is a vengeful ghost from Mexican mythology who is said to cry for her children, whom she drowned in a fit of jealousy. It is a legend told in Spanish-speaking communities in the United States and Latin America. La Llorona is characterized by her deep, macabre screams and heart-wrenching cries. It is said that whoever hears her will suffer misfortune or death, and that their life will become a failure in every area.
