Amelia (headcanon name for flover guy)

There are already fully-fledged centers dedicated to helping sinners free themselves from their sins. It's similar to psychiatry, and the very manifestation of sinfulness is a distinct illness, affecting not only appearance but also moral and psychological well-being and perception. Beings in the initial stages are most often given advice on how to improve. Beings in the middle and final stages, however, are visited in separate wards. Each patient receives a tailored approach tailored to their personality. Specifically, in addition to regular psychiatrists, each patient is personally cared for by a nurse, a special type of nurse who deals specifically with sinners called a "medical angel." Just like regular nurses, there is a senior and a junior medical angel. They are called medical angels because they care for sinners and correct them, just as beings in heaven, assistants of the deity, help guide sinners on the right path (though only those who have already been reborn). How sinners are treated in the wards: first, they are asked what they would do in a given situation where they must choose between good and evil. If the sinful being responds with a good deed, then they are already on the road to recovery. This is also treated through actions: for example, the sinner and a medical angel can work together to volunteer at a children's or animal shelter, plant trees or other beneficial plants, and sometimes even help others in the wards (if the sinner has already significantly recovered and has moved from the final or middle stage to the initial stage). As the condition improves, the thorns or horns acquired from sin fall off, and a being completely cured of sin is completely clean and has neither thorns nor horns acquired from sin. This system of treatment began only much recently, at the end of the twentieth century. In ancient times, this was considered incurable, but with the development of technology and psychological assistance in the modern world, curing sinners has become more than possible.

In the final stage, things become more complicated: the creatures' spines reach five or more, and horns begin to appear on their heads. Obsessive thoughts have complete or near-complete control over the sinner. These creatures are very difficult to treat: only approximately 20 to 10 percent recover.

This is a frequently asked question among beings on the planet Karma. One must distinguish them not by appearance, but by behavioral traits. The first sign: a being with innate spikes or horns will behave friendly or, at the very least, will not view ordinary, innocent beings as targets to be humiliated or destroyed. The second sign: if an ordinary person communicates normally, or even becomes friends with a creature with spikes or horns, and they react normally to each other, it means the creature with spikes or horns has had them since birth. Sign of spikes or horns from committed sins: The first sign: a creature with spikes or horns from sin will view innocents as prey, as targets for humiliation or murder, even if they behave calmly. The second sign: over time, a creature with spikes or horns from sin will feel a compulsion to humiliate others or kill, that is, their thinking changes. This isn't always visible, but it can be understood: if a creature with horns or spikes becomes overly nervous around a sinless person without any apparent reason, occasionally gives strange glances as if they want to destroy, or constantly reaches for sharp objects nearby if they are not there to protect themselves or their loved ones, this is also a sign. How to reform someone who has already committed a sin: there are several stages: initial, middle, and final. In the initial stage, the creature has a maximum of one thorn on its body, and thoughts of attempting to destroy or humiliate others are not so noticeable and intrusive. Therefore, in the initial stage, atonement is easy. In the second stage, the situation becomes more complex: thoughts of murder or humiliation become increasingly obsessive, and the creature begins to derive pleasure from humiliating or destroying others, in other words, sadism manifests. Creatures in the middle stage have a maximum of 3-4 thorns on their body, and a minimum of 2 thorns. This is no longer so easy to treat; it requires resisting obsessive sinful thoughts.

The holy guru and the evil guru rarely cross paths, let alone have even the slightest contact. They've stopped calling each other by their real names, the ones their parents gave them, despite being brothers. The current status of their parents, Margaret and Ridley, is unknown. The family has split up, and everyone has begun living their own lives.

The Evil Guru, also known as Cystasis, is an evil black worm who is the complete opposite of the Holy Guru and his younger brother in personality and appearance, such as the lack of a halo, spikes all over his body matching his black skin, and two red horns. He always carries a wrench with a blue electrosphere that delivers electric shocks. He is a creature that terrorizes other sinners and even rules over them.

The Holy Guru, also known as Ellio, is a kind worm with a white, glowing halo above his head. He's quite intelligent and kind, helps other beings, and doesn't particularly like it when people talk about his younger brother, the Evil Guru, also known as Cystasis, because he destroys everything. The holy man also serves the deity, maintaining order and trying to prevent sinners from causing harm. They previously called each other by their real names, the ones their parents gave them.

The deity is a surreal, floating being, resembling a living cloud of dense, swirling matter. Its body is composed of pink-peach swirls, resembling smoke, cerebral folds, or karmic vortexes, constantly in gentle motion. At the center of the being is a single, large, oval eye with a black dot for a pupil, coldly and intently observing all that transpires. Around it, thin, black appendages extend from its body, resembling flexible tentacles or stalks. At the ends of some of these appendages are small eyes—each with its own expression, as if viewing the world from different angles. The deity's contours are contrasting: black, smooth lines stand out sharply against the soft, warm texture of its body. The creature has no conventional limbs or face—its form is abstract and fluid, creating the sense of an entity existing outside of conventional logic and physical laws. His overall appearance evokes a sense of curiosity, anxiety, and supreme observation, as if this deity neither judges nor protects, but merely records karma and the consequences of each action. The deity is majestic in nature, stern, yet gentle, depending on the situation and the person being treated, unlike one of his assistants. Most often, he is in a neutral emotional state; it is difficult to anger or upset him, but such incidents do occur. He cannot tolerate the nastiness of an evil guru. He is particularly hostile to him, despite the fact that he is the younger brother of one of his assistants—the holy guru.

Black worms live in caves in the savannah. They can always see the rising sun in the morning, sunsets, and a large moon. The sunrise is especially beautiful there, when the sky turns red, orange, and yellow. It's always warm there. Worms are an endangered species, so their numbers are small.

There are powerful creatures in the world. One of the most powerful creatures is dragons. Dragons are currently rare and can usually only be seen in large, arid, savannah-like continents. Dragons usually live and are born in caves. Newborn dragons, being so strong and able to fly and breathe fire from birth, often don't see their parents and go off to live on their own. Although dragons have horns, it's not a sign of sin. If the horns are natural (as with dragons), it's not considered a sin.

Despite the planet's rich diversity of continents (such as a mechanical continent, a tropical, arid savannah-like land, tropics, and arctic snow-capped lands), not everything is rosy here. Creatures with spikes, especially horns, are sinners. Each spike grew for a sin, and in rare cases, even horns eventually grow. They are extremely sadistic, selfish, and evil, and are often feared and avoided. The world is ruled by a deity in the clouds with many eyes, and the creature itself on the cloud. After someone dies, it decides their fate and chooses to send them to hell or heaven. Sometimes the deity decides to reincarnate a particular creature to supposedly "atone" for their sins. Rumor has it that creatures who experience déjà vu have been reborn. The law of karma is more than effective here. Karma always returns, but you never know when. It could be in a short period of time, or maybe even in five years, for example. Even the planet they all live on is called "Karma."

She's a plump, kind girl who loves flowers, and one of them is in her bun. She wears a black turtleneck, gray gardening gloves, and a long black skirt with a blue and green floral pattern. Her shoes are black Mary Janes. Amelia's eyes are brown, almost black. She can have panic attacks if her friends or nature are in trouble, although she might try to help, but she's unable to, as she lacks strength and is a bit shy.