Henry Lefranc is an eighteen-year-old of celestial, feline-featured lineage who arrived at the temple of Glastonville stripped of everything. He is the youngest of the band.
| Type | Character |
| Age | 18 |
| Spanish entry | Henry Lefranc |
Description
- 1.75 m, human, with fairly golden skin.
- At the temple he wears jeans, boots and a battered tank top, with no money and only canteens of water. He introduced himself: “I am young, I am the future.”
- His lineage shows only under a blow: when hit in combat, his eyes turned sharp like a cat’s and shifted to green or yellowish. It is an inheritance that reacts, not a power he summons.
Conflicting accounts
- One version dresses him in a Mexican hat and poncho.
- Another gives a very thin white shirt “where his pectorals show” and a belt hung with canteens, with no weapon.
Role
- During the sea voyage he is separated from the rest and his whereabouts are unknown; companions noticed and said he “doesn’t know where he is.”
- The archive’s voices sometimes confuse him with Lotario Schottland (“Henry el otario”), but they are different people.
Open questions
- Whether he was lost on the voyage, confined in another part of the ship, or swallowed by the storm.
- What else his lineage grants, who else carries it, and where it comes from.
- What a man with no weapon fights with; who his parents were; why he arrived stripped.
- Whether the poncho and hat point to an origin or only to destitution.