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| Under the aegis of somebody or something with the support or protection of somebody or something; Sponsorship. |
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| Strong woman: a notably tall, physically strong, or strong-willed woman. |
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| Delicious-tasting: delightful to taste or smell or associated with the deities. |
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| The period of dusk before sunrise; Pink rosy hue. |
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| Imaginary: nonexistent, existing only in somebody’s imagination, or wildly improbable or unrealistic OR Prone to fantasizing: having a tendency to indulge in unrealistic fantasies. |
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| To harsh. Of Draco: relating to the Athenian statesman Draco of the 7th century BC, or to his wide-ranging and harsh code of laws |
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| Blissful: full of or giving great pleasure and delight OR Relating to Elysium: relating to or typical of Elysium |
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| Speak in intimidating way: to speak to somebody in a loud, threatening, bullying or domineering tone intended to intimidate. |
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| Needing great strength or effort: requiring a great deal of strength, effort, stamina, or resources. |
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| Involving alchemy or magic: associated with alchemy or magic; Airtight. |
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| Marked by lavishness and richness; sumptuous. |
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| Tired: physically slow and mentally dull as a result of tiredness, disease, or drugs. |
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| Using very few words; Terse. |
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| Consisting of a confusing network: consisting of or resembling a labyrinth of passages or paths a labyrinthine maze of backstreets OR extremely complicated: extremely complicated and therefore difficult to understand. |
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| Cheerful in mood or disposition. |
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| Having rainbow colors: marked by or showing rainbow colors that appear to move and change as the angle at which they are seen changes. |
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| Series of travels: a long series of travels and adventures. |
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| Unbeatable opponent. Goddess of retribution: the ancient Greek goddess of just punishment or vengeance. |
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| Lively and unpredictable: lively, witty, fast-talking, and likely to do the unexpected. |
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| Experienced adviser and supporter: somebody, usually older and more experienced, who provides advice and support to, and watches over and fosters the progress of, a younger, less experienced person. |
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| Of soldiers and war: typical of or suitable for soldiers, the military life, or war; warlike; Pugnacious. |
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| Achieved at excessive cost. |
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| Able to change form: variable or continually changing in nature, appearance, or behavior. |
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| Enforcing conformity: trying to establish conformity by using any and all means, including violence. |
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| Rule by the wealthy: the rule of a society by its wealthiest people. |
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| Condemning speech: a verbal attack on somebody or something delivered in the most savage, bitter, and insulting terms, usually as a speech; Tirade. |
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| Overpowering fear or anxiety: a sudden feeling of fear or anxiety, especially among many people, that comes on suddenly, is overwhelming, appears to be uncontrollable, and may seem to be unfounded. |
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| Safeguard: a protection or safeguard, especially one protecting social and civic institutions. |
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| Expression of joy or praise: a written, spoken, or musical expression of enthusiastic praise or rapturous joy. |
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| Very large or strong: having extraordinary physical strength or size; Powerful: of extraordinary power, scope, or impressiveness. |
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| Actor: an actor or actress. |
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| Relating to dance: relating to or like dance. |
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| Tease somebody: to tease or torment people by letting them see, but not have, something they desire. |
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| Pitch-black: unremittingly dark and frightening, as hell is imagined to be. Relating to the Styx, the river in Greek mythology that the souls of the dead were ferried across into Hades. |
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| Very loud: loud, powerful, or declamatory in tone. |
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| Somebody wise: somebody wise, especially an experienced and wise legislator or politician. |
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| Offensive term: an offensive term for a woman who is considered to be desirable in a dangerous way. |
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| Melancholy: gloomy and morose. |
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