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The Dolophoni
"The only problem with troubleshooting is that sometimes trouble shoots back."
The children of the Furies, the Dolophoni are the ones sent out to punish enemies of the gods or anyone the gods see as a threat. They are an army you never want to face. Led by Demon and Phobos, they are also known to help out the Dark-Hunters and Dream-Hunters from time to time.
They use weapons forged by Hephaestus and dress to scare. Only the Erinyes can call them off…
Yeah, that never happens.
FAQs
Will Demon ever have a book?
I hope so, but again, it's a case of I don't have it in my head. Which really means nothing. I can have nothing and then in one flash, boom, the whole books. That's what happened with The Guardian.
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Stats
| Full Name | Dolophoni |
| Pronunciation | Duh-lof-oh-knee |
| Main Series | Dream-Hunter |
| Designation | Gods |
| Job | Punishing those who do things they shouldn't. |
| Parents | The Furies |
| Best Friend | Demon/Deimos |
| Worst Enemy | The Fates |
Look for me in...
- Dream Chaser
- Dream Warrior
- The Dream Hunter
- Upon The Midnight Clear
- Devil May Cry
- Dark Bites
- Acheron
- The Guardian
- No Mercy
- Retribution
Main Story
The Dolophoni's Bio
The children of the Furies, the Dolophoni are the ones sent out to punish enemies of the gods or anyone the gods see as a threat. They are an army you never want to face. Led by Demon and Phobos, they are also known to help out the Dark-Hunters and Dream-Hunters from time to time.
They use weapons forged by Hephaestus and dress to scare. Only the Erinyes can call them off…
Yeah, that never happens.
The Dolophoni's Interview
Will Demon ever have a book?
I hope so, but again, it's a case of I don't have it in my head. Which really means nothing. I can have nothing and then in one flash, boom, the whole books. That's what happened with The Guardian.