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She is the biological daughter of Herra the Beast and the Pale King. Coldness and distrust: She is suspicious of outsiders and newcomers to Hallownest, seeing them as a threat. Practicality and sternness: Hornet shows no mercy to the weak, acting decisively and straightforwardly. Hornet has a mask with two long, sharp horns, void-black eyes, a red cloak, and a black body. Her weapon is a needle.

Lurien held a high position—he oversaw security and order in the City of Tears. He lived at the very top of the Guardian Spire in the eastern part of the city. In life, he led a solitary life, surrounded only by loyal Guardian Knights and a cowardly butler. From the top of his spire, he spent hours observing the city streets through a massive telescope.

Herra is the queen of the spider tribe that inhabits Deepnest and Hornet's mother. Unlike the Nest's ruler, who was of "respectable class," Herra resides in her Lair, which is located in one of the enormous cocoons located in the western part of Deepnest. She possesses a very proud, independent, and selfless character.

Crystal Peak is a mine somewhere deep

The City of Tears is located in the heart of the underground kingdom of Hallownest. Above the city is the Blue Lake, whose water constantly leaks through the ceiling, creating
the effect of incessant rain.

Fungal Wastes - Located in the lower western part of the kingdom of Hallownest (directly below the Greenpath and the Forgotten Crossroads), the entire area is covered in spores, lichens, giant mushrooms, and living mushrooms.

Green Path - This area is filled with lush vegetation, moss, vines, and dangerously acidic lakes. Located west of the Forgotten Crossroads.

The Queen's Gardens are located in the westernmost part of Hallownest (above Deepnest and to the left of the Greenway). These are the royal greenhouses.

Deep Nest, located in the southwest corner of the kingdom, is a claustrophobic labyrinth of dark tunnels teeming with spiders, traps, and false walls. Where the spiders live.

The Far Village is a spider settlement that looks like a cluster of enormous cocoons suspended in the void. And where Herra lives.

The Hive - It's hidden deep beneath the Kingdom Edges, where the bee kingdom resides.

Kingdom's Edge is a vast, harsh, and ashen zone in the easternmost reaches of Hallownest. It's the wild frontier of bug civilization. At the very top of this zone is the Coliseum of Fools.

The Resting Grounds, located in the northeastern part of Hallownest (directly above the City of Tears and to the right of the Forgotten Crossroads), is a vast cemetery where the ancestors of the beetles rest.

In ancient times, the lands of the future kingdom were inhabited by scattered tribes of beetles. Many of them worshiped The Radiance, a powerful deity of light who inhabited the dream world. Under her influence, the beetles lacked individual intelligence, living by a single, blind instinct. Everything changed with the arrival of the Pale King, a supreme being (Worm) who took the form of a small, glowing beetle. The Pale King granted the wild beetles intelligence, self-awareness, and free will. In exchange, they recognized him as their ruler and swore allegiance. Thus was founded the kingdom of Hallownest. Hallownest is home to many

Since the Dreamers (Monomona, Gerra, and Lurien) are awake, they communicate occasionally. Monomona and Lurien occasionally see each other in the Archives, as well as in the City of Tears. Monomona and Gerra see each other less often.

Overconfident, he poses as a great warrior and shows nothing but disdain for weakness. He pays virtually no attention to the hero, otherwise speaking arrogantly to them. He carries a shield, which, as Tiso himself says, conceals a "deadly surprise." Tiso is an arrogant, medium-sized beetle with blue-black limbs and a face hidden under a pointed, dark blue hood, from which only glowing white eyes are visible. He is sometimes overly confident in his decisions. He almost never appears in the foggy canyon or the Monomona archive. He is extremely arrogant. He claims to be a warrior, although no one has seen Tiso fight.

Light flies generate a powerful charge that delivers electric shocks at regular intervals. If you feel threatened, walk along with them and turn off the charging mechanism. They usually fly around unmolested, but sometimes they pass in a group and emit a shock. This can be painful, more so than the shock from the average jellyfish. Individually, they are harmless, but when you see them in schools, you should be more careful.

Medium-sized jellyfish. They swim peacefully, but can react to those nearby. They are more dangerous. Their discharge can stun you for a few seconds. And if the jellyfish decides you're a threat, the stun can last longer. They're fairly docile. Of course, their personality depends on the jellyfish themselves.

This is what they call small jellyfish. They float peacefully in the same place and don't react to anyone nearby. They're fairly harmless. They can give an electric shock if they touch someone with a tentacle, but the discharge is so small that it's practically unnoticeable and just a bit unpleasant.

A huge, intelligent, slimy organism that serves as the primary guardian of the Master's Archives. It was personally raised by Monomona.
Colossal Dome: Umuu is several times larger than a typical jellyfish (Uoma), taking up almost the entire screen. Glowing Core: Its translucent body pulses with a neon green light, revealing a large, vulnerable core. Electric Tentacles: Long, thin tendrils hang from its base, constantly sparking with excess energy.

The Teacher's Archives looks less like a conventional building and more like a monumental structure, harmoniously integrated into the ecosystem of the Misty Canyon. Appearance: It is a gigantic, dark, dome-shaped stone structure. Its contours and curves vaguely resemble the shell or body of a giant jellyfish. Integration with nature: The walls are covered with growths, glowing bubbles, and tubes, giving the building the appearance of a semi-living organism. Entrance: A massive passageway leads inside, illuminated by neon elements. The building is surrounded by flying jellyfish, guarding the peace of their creator.
Inside, there are several corridors and liquid-filled tanks along the walls. The main visual feature of the interior is the giant glass flasks and tubes filled with glowing, greenish-acidic water. Experimental jellyfish at various stages of development swim within these tanks. There's also a library and other facilities.

This underground gorge, bathed in glowing fog, appears enchanting and serene, but harshly punishes carelessness. Appearance and Atmosphere: Glowing Fog: The entire space is bathed in a thick greenish-blue haze and neon light. Glassy Thickets: Fragile translucent bubbles, strange eggs, and neon tubes grow everywhere. Living Ecosystem: The location is filled with floating jellyfish of varying sizes, drifting peacefully through the air.

Monomona is the kingdom's researcher, who has preserved her knowledge in strange tablets scattered throughout the Archives. It is hinted that she created the jellyfish that infest the entire Misty Canyon. The tablets contain encrypted (or time-worn) information about the history of the Plague and the creation of the Vessels to contain it.
Wise Mentor: She is credited with a deep love of knowledge, meticulousness, and kindness to her student, Quirrell. She is quite kind and enjoys reading, sometimes even writing and drawing. Her body is partially jellyfish-like, light blue-yellow in color, with four tentacles. She wears a dark blue cloak and a white mask with four eyes (two normal and two smaller ones on top).