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More info: This is a list of characters in the Artemis Fowl novel series by Eoin Colfer. Leon Abbot is one of the main antagonists in The Lost Colony. He is a demon who was against the time-spell at the battle of Taillte, and broke the circle of warlocks just as they were performing the spell. He and Qweffor, an apprentice warlock, were merged together by lava and magic, and was catapulted to the "near past" (most likely 2001). Abbot retained control of the body, and stole Qweffor's magic. On Earth, he learned the "secrets" of humans from Minerva Paradizo, who gave him a book and a crossbow to study. Finally, he went back to Hybras in the past, at the exact moment that the time-spell was put into effect, and took out the book and the crossbow, claiming to be the demons' savior. He used the magic stolen from Qweffor to mesmerize anyone who challenged him for the throne. At the end of the book he kills Holly, Nº1, and Qwan as they are preparing to perform the time spell, but they are brought back after Artemis shoots him from the future, stopping him from killing them in the past. This happens because of a time surge occurring because the original time spell is breaking up. At the end of the book Qweffor takes over Abbot's body. Abbot's consciousness is subsequently transferred to a guinea pig, to stop him from hurting anybody. Warlock interns enjoy throwing miniature swords to the guinea pig and watching it trying (and failing) to pick them up.