Mokimshim

Mokimshim is the oldest son and heir to King Hokadra and Queen Demeda. He is the older brother of Princess Zuryzel and Prince Johajar.

Darkwoods
Throughout Darkwoods, Mokimshim follows the orders of his father, serving both as a scout and as a fortress commander. He seems to have some trouble maintaining his command at Mirquis, but holds on nonetheless. At the end of the book, he gets into a fight with his brother Johajar, nearly killing him, but deciding to let him live and ask his forgiveness at the last minute.

Pasadagavra
Mokimshim conflicts with his brother again while coordinating the defense of Pasadagavra. This time, he also clashes with his mother, who is now the sole ruler of the Wraith Mice.

The Quest for Rinaria
A rift now exists between Mokimshim and Zuryzel. He never makes an appearace, but he has hired Captain Snowhawk to follow his sister for unknown reasons.

Father and Mother
Mokimshim's relationship to his father is not known, since his only recorded interaction with his father is suspected as being a sham.

As for his mother, he does not seem to respect or like her. She worries over what kind of ruler he will be, and is clearly afraid for reasons she does not disclose to anyone.

Zuryzel
Zuryzel and Mokimshim seem to be on pleasant terms, at least for most of the series. They become suspicious and antagonistic towards each other after the battles around Pasadagavra.

Johajar
There is no love lost between Mokimshim and Johajar on either side.

Others
Zuryzel indicates that Mokimshim was on close and friendly terms with the three eldest Miamuran royal children.

He has a mixed view of pirates; he dislikes Ksheygha for reasons unknown, but has hired Snowhawk to spy on his sister.

Skills
Mokimshim can be manipulative when he chooses; he also is skilled with weapons.

Characteristics
Mokimshim, like his brother, is easily provoked. In most other respects, however, he resembles his mother and his sister. He is thoughtful and perceptive, even though most of the time he conceals his perceptions.