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* MoralEventHorizon: Elea [[spoiler:kidnapping and medically experimenting on Ewilan for months until she became catatonic]] destroyed any chance at her gaining any sort of redemption. Even when she is given a sympathetic backstory afterwards, it is meant to contextualize her actions, not justify them.
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* MoralEventHorizon: Elea [[spoiler:kidnapping and medically experimenting on Ewilan for months until she became catatonic]] destroyed any chance at her gaining any sort of redemption. Plus, the same book reveals she did the same with younger children (including a baby), and contrary to with Ewilan she didn't have any personal grievance against them. Even when she is given a sympathetic backstory afterwards, it is meant to contextualize her actions, not justify them.
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* StrangledByTheRedString: Mathieu and Siam. The two have absolutely nothing in common, yet Mathieu falls in love with Siam at first sight and from then on attempts to court her. Mathieu is a NonActionGuy, while Siam can ''charitably'' be described as AxCrazy and shows open disdain for anyone who can't fight, yet falls for Mathieu anyways. After the first trilogy Pierre Boltero {{Deconstructed}} this aspect of their relationship, showing the pair had an extremely rocky relationship with the series ending with them [[spoiler:broken up and unlikely to get back together due to their fundamental differences being too strong.]]
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* VillainDecay: When first introduced, the Ts'lichs are described as the "ultimate predators", both skilled at fighting and Illustration, and Edwin is the only person to have ever defeated them. As the story goes on, he's able to defeat more and more at the same time, [[spoiler:to the point of slaying ''four'' of them at the same time in the final book of ''La Quête'']]. During the {{climax}} of ''Les Mondes'', [[spoiler:the last survivors of their race get slayed ridiculously fast, not only by Edwin, but also by Siam and Ellana, who each get to kill one]].
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* VillainDecay: When first introduced, the Ts'lichs are described as the "ultimate predators", both skilled at fighting and Illustration, and Edwin is the only person to have ever defeated them. As the story goes on, he's able to defeat more and more at the same time, [[spoiler:to the point of slaying ''four'' of them at the same time in the final book of ''La Quête'']]. During the {{climax}} of ''Les Mondes'', [[spoiler:the last survivors of their race get slayed slain ridiculously fast, not only by Edwin, but also by Siam Siam, Duom, and Ellana, who each get to kill one]].
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* JerkassWoobie: Elea 'Ril Morienval, with a heavy emphasis on the Jerkass part. She had an awful backstory, [[spoiler:with her being led on for years by Altan with promises he was sick of his wife (and Elea's rival) Elicia, only for Altan to abandon her when she became pregnant with their child. Elea was going to move on with her life and raise her daughter, only for her pregnancy to suffer severe complications. When she cried out for Altan to help her, he cruelly refused because it would look suspicious. When her daughter died but she survived,]] Elea became inconsolable and vowed revenge on the 'Gil Sayans by any means necessary, though her means eventually became siding with a race of human-eating monsters and later [[spoiler:trying to destroy all of Gwendalavir with an EldritchAbomination.]]
* MoralEventHorizon: Elea [[spoiler:kidnapping and medically experimenting on Ewilan for months until she became catatonic]] destroyed any chance at her gaining any sort of redemption. Even when she is given a sympathetic backstory afterwards, it is meant to contextualize her actions, not justify them.
* MoralEventHorizon: Elea [[spoiler:kidnapping and medically experimenting on Ewilan for months until she became catatonic]] destroyed any chance at her gaining any sort of redemption. Even when she is given a sympathetic backstory afterwards, it is meant to contextualize her actions, not justify them.
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* VillainDecay: When first introduced, the Ts'lichs are described as the "ultimate predators", both skilled at fighting and Drawing, and Edwin is the only person to have ever defeated them. As the story goes on, he's able to defeat more and more at the same time, [[spoiler:to the point of slaying ''four'' of them at the same time in the final book of ''La Quête'']]. During the {{climax}} of ''Les Mondes'', [[spoiler:the last survivors of their race get slayed ridiculously fast, not only by Edwin, but also by Siam and Ellana, who each get to kill one]].
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* VillainDecay: When first introduced, the Ts'lichs are described as the "ultimate predators", both skilled at fighting and Drawing, Illustration, and Edwin is the only person to have ever defeated them. As the story goes on, he's able to defeat more and more at the same time, [[spoiler:to the point of slaying ''four'' of them at the same time in the final book of ''La Quête'']]. During the {{climax}} of ''Les Mondes'', [[spoiler:the last survivors of their race get slayed ridiculously fast, not only by Edwin, but also by Siam and Ellana, who each get to kill one]].
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* VillainDecay: When first introduced, the Ts'lichs are described as the "ultimate predators", both skilled at fighting and Drawing, and Edwin is the only person to have ever defeated them. As the story goes on, he's able to defeat more and more at the same time, [[spoiler:to the point of slaying ''six'' of them at the same time in the final book of ''La Quête'']]. During the {{climax}} of ''Les Mondes'', [[spoiler:the last survivors of their race get slayed ridiculously fast, not only by Edwin, but also by Siam and Ellana, who each get to kill one]].
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* VillainDecay: When first introduced, the Ts'lichs are described as the "ultimate predators", both skilled at fighting and Drawing, and Edwin is the only person to have ever defeated them. As the story goes on, he's able to defeat more and more at the same time, [[spoiler:to the point of slaying ''six'' ''four'' of them at the same time in the final book of ''La Quête'']]. During the {{climax}} of ''Les Mondes'', [[spoiler:the last survivors of their race get slayed ridiculously fast, not only by Edwin, but also by Siam and Ellana, who each get to kill one]].
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Ellana was one of the most popular characters in ''La Quête'' and ''Les Mondes'', and later got [[SpinOff a trilogy of her own]] with ''Le Pacte''.
* VillainDecay: When first introduced, the Ts'lichs are described as the "ultimate predators", both skilled at fighting and Drawing, and Edwin is the only person to have ever defeated them. As the story goes on, he's able to defeat more and more at the same time, [[spoiler:to the point of slaying ''six'' of them at the same time in the final book of ''La Quête'']]. During the {{climax}} of ''Les Mondes'', [[spoiler:the last survivors of their race get slayed ridiculously fast, not only by Edwin, but also by Siam and Ellana, who each get to kill one]].
* VillainDecay: When first introduced, the Ts'lichs are described as the "ultimate predators", both skilled at fighting and Drawing, and Edwin is the only person to have ever defeated them. As the story goes on, he's able to defeat more and more at the same time, [[spoiler:to the point of slaying ''six'' of them at the same time in the final book of ''La Quête'']]. During the {{climax}} of ''Les Mondes'', [[spoiler:the last survivors of their race get slayed ridiculously fast, not only by Edwin, but also by Siam and Ellana, who each get to kill one]].
