Characters
What is the last name of the main villain of the story?
Ashcroft
What object smells suspicious to Elisabeth (of etherial combustion) in the room where she meets Nathaniel?
A chair
Who do you need to be a 'friend' of to become a sorcerer?
Demon
What pests live in the library and like to eat the grimoires?
Booklice
How old was Nathaniel Thorn during their first meeting with Elisabeth?
17
What was the First Name of the bellowed by Elisabeth director of Summershall?
Irena
What part of the body of Nathaniel Elisabeth touches out of curiosity at the beginning of the book?
Hair
What are the two things one can use against magic in this book?
Iron and Salt
What is the name of the grimoire that is destroyed by Elisabeth at the beginning of the story?
Book of Eyes
How many great libraries there were?
6
What was the name of the girl that helped Elisabeth escape the Leadgate Hospital?
Mercy
What forbidden magical item did Elisabeth use to communicate with Katrien?
Scrying mirror
What color is the magic of the Malefict that they fight together with Nathaniel and Silas?
Green
What is the Grimoire that is used as the last part of the ritual?
Chronicles of the Dead
How many classes of Grimoires there were in the book?
10
What was the true demon name of Silas?
Silariathas
Who does Elisabeth send a letter to when she is lost and sick in the streets?
Master Hargrove
What weapon shape does Nathaniel's magic have in combat?
A whip
What grimoire does Ashcroft study in his manor, and subsequently Elisabeth steals from the the royal library?
Codex Daemonicus
How many great libraries does Elisabeth visit in the book?
3
What was the last name of Elisabeth's best friend Katrien?
Quillworthy
Who spoke the first words in the book?
The Director
Who is the the all-powerful demon from Otherworld that Ashcroft wants to summon and to control?
Archon
What was the name of the grimoire that Elisabeth's best friend snuck in with her belongings?
A Lexicon of the Sorcerous Arts
How many chapters there are in the book?
36 (37 counting the epilogue)