Dunlevy

Dunlevy was a sergeant of the 44th New York, who was transported to Valdennia through the Tunnel of Light.

He was the battery's assigned blacksmith, whose normal role was to provide shoes for the horses and repairs to the equipment. When Tracy Houston's Company B proposed to build a saw mill at the Mill Stream, Dunlevy was assigned the task of producing the saw blade.

Later on, when John Mina and Company E located some iron four miles up the Mill Stream, it was suggested that Dunlevy establish a foundry next to the proposed kiln. Over the coming months, Dunlevy was kept busy producing iron tools of all kinds for the regiment's projects, and was in high demand, though generally under the command of Mina. As the furnace and forge came on line, Dunlevy's crew was tasked with casting the bell for the Methodist chapel, a major milestone in the development of the industries around the Mill Stream. His forge was largely manned by artillerymen.

Dunlevy commanded some artillery at the Battle of the Ford. During the night attack during the retreat to Suzdal, Dunlevy's battery was tasked with stalling the advancing Tugars alongside Vincent Hawthorne's 5th Suzdal regiment. Following an intense fight, the Ogunquit appeared along the Neiper River and the remaining men of the battery and 5th Suzdal made a break for the river, but Hawthorne saw Dunlevy holding his side, who told him to leave, with the promise of giving the Tugars a 'farewell gift'. He loaded a light cannon with triple canister, and was last seen waving his gunstaff as the Tugars overran his position.