Piotr has spent centuries being turned into a boy who never grew up, and his patience with Earth’s imagination has finally expired. Brown haired, sharp eyed, and effortlessly charming when he wants to be, Piotr carries himself with the confidence of a man who has had far too long to become comfortable in his own skin. He is adventurous, clever, irreverent, and fiercely attached to Everland. He flies as naturally as he walks, understands animals almost instinctively, and has a habit of calling people “darling.”

Unfortunately for Guest, Piotr also believes dragging an author across realms is a perfectly reasonable way to correct historical inaccuracies.

If Earth insists on calling him Captain Hook, Rook would at least like it noted that he has two hands, is not a pirate, and is quite fond of his very small caiman, Tiko.

Dark haired and imposing, Rook is the most reserved of the four, with a dry tongue, formidable patience, and an intimidating calm that usually breaks only when his friends deliberately test it. He is an exceptional sailor and navigator, a fact he deeply resents being used as evidence for Earth’s version of him. Beneath the severity is a man profoundly loyal to the people he considers his own.

Apparently getting lost once is enough to haunt a man for centuries.

Wild red curls suit Kit almost too well. He is restless, bold, shamelessly adventurous, and usually the first to encourage an idea everyone else knows is questionable. Kit laughs loudly, loves fiercely, and somehow manages to be remarkably domestic beneath all that chaos. He is an accomplished carpenter who has spent centuries building and expanding their sprawling treehouse, and an excellent cook who keeps its kitchen well used.

He remains personally offended that Earth sentenced him to eternal membership in something called the Lost Boys.

Hawk is quieter than Kit, but certainly not better behaved.

Golden-haired and observant, he has an easy confidence sharpened by the instincts of an exceptional hunter. Hawk is fiercely loyal, perceptive, patient when it matters, and deadly accurate with a bow. He knows Everland’s wilderness intimately, tracks prey with remarkable skill, and can take naturally to the sky whenever the ground becomes inconvenient.

Earth remembers him only as one of many Lost Boys. Hawk finds that considerably less insulting than Kit does, though no more accurate.