Мahito★

Mahito possessed an extraordinarily vibrant and, one might say, pungent personality. In company, he was the life of the party, a tireless merrymaker and instigator, constantly generating new ideas and schemes. Despite his mature appearance, he retained a childlike spontaneity, while also possessing undeniable charisma and a readiness for new acquaintances. Paradoxically, despite his openness, Mahito had few friends, and those he did have lived far away. His dislike of being alone at home compelled him to go outside every day, regardless of the weather. Despite his social standing, he frequently got into fights, which instilled in him a fear of older students. Mahito did not shy away from expressing his emotions – sadness and anger were not unfamiliar to him, and he made no attempt to hide them.Mahito liked to compliment passersby, even if he didn't know them, and also liked to receive praise.

Mahito was 178 centimeters tall, had a thin but toned body and pale skin. His body seemed to be sewn together from parts. A black jacket and pants are his everyday wear. her light blue hair was parted into three sections and the ends were tied with elastic bands. One of his eyes was blue like the night sky, and the other was gray like fog. Mahito belonged to the spirit class, but unlike ghosts and some other spirits, he looked like an ordinary human despite his race.

One of the most widespread races in the Ordered.

Elves are tall, slender, and resemble humans in appearance, but are more refined and beautiful. They have slightly pointed ears, and they do not grow beards or mustaches.

An elf's lifespan significantly exceeds that of other mortal races. Elves do not age or suffer from chronic diseases. They can live practically forever, and only perish from serious injuries. Elves are considered conditionally immortal, therefore the laws of the Ancients, which forbade True Mages from killing mortals, did not apply to elven mages. Because of their "immortality," most elves disdain, and in some cases hate, members of other "lower" races.

Their long lifespan also contributes to elves surpassing other races in the development of crafts, arts, and sciences, as well as in the study of magic. Among crafts, elves excel in metallurgy and stonework, which is why jewelry and weapons made by elves are widely known in various worlds. Elves have achieved great heights in biology, particularly in breeding different varieties of plants, and less frequently animals. There is a known case of elves creating the artificial race of the Alvs.

Specters are among the few monsters that peasants generally describe accurately. They are indeed the souls of the dead, and they are truly born of pain and death. Mages have attempted to explain their existence with magical theories, but the truth is simple: a specter is a soul bound to the earth. It cannot move on until it receives what it desires or until it is destroyed by a silver sword. They are typically either the souls of the deceased who, for one reason or another, have returned from the afterlife and now cannot find peace, or spectral imprints of the souls of those beings who cannot or will not directly appear in the world of the Continent. They may possess intelligence and be relatively non-aggressive.

Werewolves are humans who transform into animals after the full moon has fully risen.

Werewolves differ from true animals: they are usually much larger and possess several distinguishing features. Despite folktales about werewolves, common understanding in various countries often limits their forms to a dual "human-wolf" transformation. This is inaccurate.

While wolf-werewolves are common in Western and Northern Europe, transformations into other animals prevail in other parts of the world. In Russia, werewolf transformations commonly include:

Wolves; Bears; Foxes; Lynxes.

Besides the animal form they assume, werewolves also differ by origin: there are true-born and transformed werewolves.

True-born werewolves are born to two werewolf parents.

Transformed werewolves became werewolves after being bitten by another werewolf.

Angels are celestial beings inhabiting Heaven, the first generation of children born to God and Goddess. Physically, angels are indistinguishable from humans, but they are stronger, faster, and can "unfurl" wings. Angels have two forms: one human and one resembling a bright star. They also possess wings, but these wings are not biological parts of their bodies; instead, they are composed of pure light energy and take the form of bird wings.

Relationships with Others

Angels treat each other as brothers and sisters. Ordinary angels refer to Archangels as elder brothers and sisters.

Angels hold varying attitudes towards humans: some consider themselves superior to humans and believe humans are limited, while others envy humans' freedom of choice and ability to determine their own destinies.

Demons are a collective term for supernatural beings or spirits, occupying a lower position compared to gods and capable of being both good and evil. With the advent of Christianity, the term took on a negative connotation.

A fairy, in European folklore, is a being of metaphysical nature, often intervening in human lives. Fairies, and similar beings, appear in Celtic, Germanic, French, and Slavic folklore.

The image of a fairy as a typically miniature woman with insect-like wings only formed during the Romantic era and gained further popularity in the Victorian era. Before that, fairies were envisioned in various ways, and there was no single description of these creatures. In a broad sense, the word is commonly understood to encompass a wide variety of mythical beings, often radically different from each other in both appearance and behavior.

As a rule, fairies are quite friendly towards humans. However, if offended, even unintentionally, they will take revenge. Most often, their revenge takes the form of inflicting illnesses. The most well-known ailment of this kind is paralysis. Fairies paralyze their victim and then abduct them, leaving behind a changeling or a wooden log enchanted to be mistaken for a corpse.

Fallen angels are angels who have committed a grave sin and strayed from the path of the biblical God's teachings. They are the least numerous race among the "Three Great Factions" (demons, angels, and fallen).

Fallen angels appear almost identical to ordinary angels, but they lack a halo above their heads, and their wings are black. They typically wear dark clothing. Most fallen angels have dark hair and purple eyes.

Long lifespan: Fallen angels live much longer than humans. Their lifespan is comparable to that of demons or angels. Flight: Fallen angels can fly using their wings.

Like other races, fallen angels have their own system of magic and abilities.

Goblins are a humanoid race. Significantly shorter than humans, they have greenish skin. They typically live in packs, attacking people and hunting small game. They use primitive tools or whatever they can steal.

Mermaids

Mermaids take pride in their long, wavy hair. They spend a great deal of time gazing into silver mirrors and combing their silken tresses.

Skin

A mermaid's flawless skin appears pale and translucent in the water, though it can sometimes have a greenish tinge.

Lower Body

Instead of legs, a mermaid has a scaly tail with a broad fin, like a fish. River mermaids, however, have legs.

Upper Body

Above the waist, a mermaid looks like a beautiful young woman. They captivate sailors with their beauty.

Habitat

Mermaids live in all oceans and seas. Sailors usually spot them when they are lying on rocks near the coast or frolicking in the waves. Some mermaids reach land by swimming up rivers.

Centaurs, in ancient Greek mythology, are wild, mortal creatures with the head and torso of a human on the body of a horse. Inhabitants of mountains and forest thickets, they accompany Dionysus and are known for their violent nature and intemperance. It is believed that centaurs were originally the embodiment of mountain rivers and torrential streams. In heroic myths, some centaurs are tutors to heroes, while others are hostile towards them. Centaurs are also common characters in fantasy.

Appearance

Centaurs have an easily recognizable appearance: above the waist, they resemble humans, and below, they resemble horses.