Ebardo

When San Fran was still a very young student at the Academy, a disaster happened in his home world. A planeswalker appeared in World 13, a legendary criminal who possessed a spark of amazing power. His mastery of void magic was so great that he could subjugate matter while in worlds, not in the void. And he did not use this ability for good. As San Fran learned later, after creating an artificial sun in World 13, the planeswalker stole a star in this world on a bet. And since then, San Fran has been overcome by a desire for revenge.

He studied magic with one goal - to find him and take revenge on the criminal for the years spent in the darkness. At that time, San-Fran did not yet know that he was also a planeswalker. He waited for the planeswalker to return to his world, but the unknown one got everything he wanted from this world. And when San-Fran was almost in despair, a small accident turned his world upside down - a ricochet of a spell. He should have died, but that day his spark worked for the first time, as a result of which he found himself in Faragonda's office.

San Fran tried to explain, but Faragonda calmed him down and asked for help. He agreed without hesitation, since Faragonda promised to catch the planeswalker who stole the star in his world and punish him in a way San Fran never dreamed of. San Fran was happy, and as it turned out, the criminal Fran hates is Ebardo, and together with Faragonda, they were able to catch him.

Planeswalker abilities: movement between worlds; Void magic, according to San Fran, with its help Faragonda can change the space in the tower with just a movement of her eyebrow; Using magical spells, in Poen she is called a powerful sorceress: Tracking the Spark, a spell that she herself came up with "Conseco"; Knows several types of revival spells; Excellent education.

Capabilities Planeswalker abilities: Movement between worlds, Water elemental magic, Use of magic spells. He graduated from the magic academy and can now: open individual portals, become invisible, muffle steps, master a special breathing technique of meditation, and obtain skint in the interdimensional void. can play the guitar.

His full name is Francesco, but he always introduces himself as San Fran, San Fran always asks to be called that way, but to his friends he is simply Fran. San Fran has white hair, braided into two short ponytails on the sides of his face and one high ponytail at the back, his hair is quite long. He wears a cornflower-blue cape to the floor, typical for magicians, and a white shirt underneath. A distinctive element of his clothing is a thin necklace with a faceted amethyst in the middle. Quite cheerful and friendly, but, for the most part, only with those he trusts. He hardly talks to strangers, but since almost everyone knows him, this is not a problem. He can be quite rude when he is not in the mood. He likes to make a great impression on others. Despite this, he is incredibly hot-tempered and does not control himself in a state of aggression, attacking everyone he meets. He cannot help but repay his debt. San-Fran is essentially a very beautiful elf, his element is water magic, but he can only cast spells by speaking words out loud and with a magic wand. To be honest, their interactions with Faragonda are almost like mother and son since they have become close, but Fran does not want to admit it.

Prisoners are distributed according to a special system, placing them from simple nightmares to complex and confusing. The safest are kept on the lower floors, those who pose a significant threat are on the middle floors, and the third floor has high control and the strongest and most dangerous planeswalkers, whose data is encrypted. Prisoners: Johnny, Kelon, Kipland, Vera, Esteban, Prisoner 276, Prisoner 686, Noctir, Monstras, Imreptok, Ebardo, Ben, Akakiy. When entering the tower, the planeswalker undergoes a calculation process, a procedure that takes a snapshot of the emotional background. With the help of empathic magic, enhanced by the special structure of the tower, the greatest fear of the imprisoned planeswalker is calculated, and then forced to live it over and over again. There is a category of nightmares that are based on the fact that the tension of the planeswalker is constantly increasing so that by the time the Spark is triggered, the maximum charge is released, which is most often used in Vidomnia simulations. Faragonda created Vidomnia in one day, the arrangement took less than a week.

Founders: Faragonda, San Fran. Vidomnia is a prison for the most notorious planeswalker criminals, which serves as their greatest nightmare, in order to deprive them not only of the ability to commit atrocities in the multiverse without bloodshed and murder, but also of the most important part of themselves - the Spark.

Built by a congress of planeswalkers and non-planeswalkers assembled by Faragonda, the Interworld was created, a scrap of matter in the void, roughly carved into the fabric of nothingness. The purpose of the tower is to eradicate impunity for crimes in the multiverse. By creating Vidomnia, Faragonda assumes that the prison will become a guarantor of safety from violence, and the multiverse will become a safe place. There is no information about the employees. It is only known that the magician San-Fran initially helped with the construction of the tower. It is a giant three-story tower with countless islands floating around it, with a huge gate serving as an entrance that can only be opened by magic or a shard of anti-skinth. Only those listed in its database can be in the tower: employees, Faragonda, and prisoners. The tower is also used as a magic antenna, the signal from its top can spread throughout the multiverse. Only Faragonda has the correct signal receiver. Most of the processes in Vidomnia are automated, so it does not require constant maintenance. It is protected from the outside by void magic, any attempt to harm it will be absorbed and suppressed, but this does not work from the inside. In case of destruction, the tower will immediately begin to rebuild itself, and Faragonda will immediately learn about the security breach. In case of suspicious activity, Vidomnia can independently close itself for quarantine mode, during which it is possible to enter the floors only with a special pass. Faragonda's tower has investors from other worlds, because of whom Faragonda leaves the tower once a year. During this time, the tower works automatically, without her participation.

Ebardo, thanks to his power, became one of the most dangerous planeswalkers, furrowing the multiverse. When he committed another major crime, stealing the sun from the world of Thirteen, Faragonda ran out of patience and decided to imprison Ebardo in Vidomnia. The old woman succeeded and the criminal ended up in the very top compartment, where he will be tortured by her for hundreds of years, he has been there for several years already.

Ebardo grew up, his parents grew old and died, and his brother started a family and stopped traveling. But Ebardo did not calm down, he constantly disappeared. He could disappear for a month or even years.

Over time, he began to become something else. It is unknown what he saw during his travels and what prompted him to do this, but when he returned, he began to talk about how in all worlds people are weak-willed, insecure and stupid. He began to reason that with his power, he can come to any world, destroy half the population there and leave. When his brother asked why he did this, Ebardo said that nothing in life has meaning except power. And that there is nothing to worry about other worlds, because there is an infinite number of them.

He was unrecognizable. He began to think about how in an infinite number of worlds you can try anything. He started hundreds of families, destroyed even more. He became addicted to gambling, his passion increased time after time. He began to get involved in all sorts of bets, and if he lost, he ran away.

Long ago, Faragonda had a happy family in Thirteen. She worked in a law firm, her husband had his own small business, but their daughter was constantly ill. She had a very weak immune system, any breeze could knock it down. When Ebardo stole the sun, Faragonda's daughter began to get worse: she lacked vitamins, the little girl began to rapidly lose strength. At some point, her body stopped fighting and she died. There were relatively few tragic stories like Faragonda's, but many families suffered because of this criminal. Long ago, Faragonda had a happy family in Thirteen. She worked in a law firm, her husband had his own small business, but their daughter was constantly ill. She had a very weak immune system, any breeze could knock it down. When Ebardo stole the sun, Faragonda's daughter began to get worse: she lacked vitamins, the little girl began to rapidly lose strength. At some point, her body stopped fighting and she died. There were relatively few tragic stories like Faragonda's, but many families suffered because of this criminal.

She decided that she would fight crime across the multiverse, and gathered a congress of planeswalkers and non-planeswalkers who agreed to help her. Among them were many investors, thanks to whom Faragonda built Vidomnia, a huge tower in the interdimensional space that served as a prison for the most notorious planeswalker criminals, gradually depriving them of their Spark without bloodshed and murder.

Faragonda or simply Gonda as San Fran called her. Faragonda is a great and powerful sorceress who has dedicated her entire life to fighting crime among planeswalkers and the founder of the Vidomnia tower. A tall, black-eyed woman of advanced age, with a short haircut and gray hair. She is dressed in a black jacket with a lapel, cornflower-colored buttons and short sleeves, under which she wears a white shirt, and a golden stone is sewn on its collar. Her legs are covered by a white skirt, and her footwear is represented by black shoes. Faragonda has never understood the futuristic fashion in worlds like Neutraxis, and therefore prefers to wear a business suit. Faragonda's character and her motives are controversial. At the very beginning, due to false stories, she was presented as an evil and envious old woman, ready to do everything possible to achieve her goal, no matter how inhumane this path is. The people of Poena, the "city of crime", share this opinion, as Faragonda has never had good relations with them and has caused them considerable damage as a result of their wars. In a way, they are right, as no one deserves to relive their nightmares over and over again for hundreds of years. This is truly torture, and not the "humanism" that Vidomnia's slogan speaks of. On the other hand, Faragonda is quite a noble woman. All her actions were aimed at the common good and safety, and not for the sake of obtaining a spark. Among her other character traits, it can be noted that she was very brave and self-confident. Faragonda does not tolerate anyone questioning her intelligence, ignoring her and talking to her as if everything belongs to him. She has a tendency towards alcoholism. Faragonda previously worked in a law firm in Thirteen, until she decided to dedicate her life to fighting crime when her daughter died due to Ebardo stealing the sun from the world. She has a husband and a daughter.. were..

Strong Spark: World-walking at the highest level. Able to move between worlds without any difficulties. Adaptation with Spark. Very long life. Void Magic: The use of magical spells and energy attacks without the need to pronounce words or use a magic wand or any other attributes. Teleportation. Flight (on wings or by magic) Creation of portals. Mass summoning and control of void creatures. Plant manipulation. Telepathy. Telekinesis. Absorption using Skintonite. High resistance but slow regeneration. Weak Time Manipulation. Creation of alternate timelines (using the golden statue of the God of Time). Public speaking skills. Manipulation of pathos.

but.. When Ebardo was locked in Vidomnia, all his abilities were blocked by chains that were made on the basis of skintonite. but unlike other prisoners in Vidomnia, Ebardo is conscious and understands, sees, realizes everything.

In childhood As a child, Ebardo was a funny, mischievous boy with faith in himself and humanity, Bartholomew recalls. He looked at the world with his big green eyes and saw opportunities in everything. He wanted to make the world a better place and believed that this was the only way to become a better person. Bartholomew is his twin brother. Ebardo and his brother were born in the same small village hundreds of years ago. They were twins, but Ebardo was born a few minutes later, and therefore was considered the younger. Both were born with the Spark, and did not know about their abilities until they accidentally ended up in another world. After staying there for a short time, they somehow managed to return back almost immediately, and no one even noticed their absence. Since then, Ebardo was fired up by his abilities. He began to practice, study and hone them, supporting his brother, who was having a hard time subduing the Spark. Together, they arranged amazing journeys, explored worlds, studied animals and plants.

Ebardo or Eo. Ebardo, during his imprisonment in the upper section of Vidomnia, was presented as a man in torn rags of a swamp color, with many scars and bruises on his body. His hands were shackled with chains, and his dark shaggy hair even turned a little gray from constant torture. It is also noticeable that the natural color of his green eyes is darker. Ebardo is a strong, strong-willed and decisive person. He does not like to put things off until later, impatient and hot-tempered. However, he is quite a gambler and has a weakness for bets, which he hates to lose. Nevertheless, as a rule, he violates the conditions if this happens.

He can be called the very person who "got drunk" on power after discovering incredible abilities in himself. Ebardo is convinced that this is the only thing that matters. Other beings in the multiverse seem stupid and weak-willed to him, and he takes the fact of the innumerable worlds as an argument in favor of permissiveness. Faragonda's torture only worsened the situation, which is why his behavior can seem creepy even for the undead. Ebardo tries to behave culturally and attaches importance to manners, although he continues to demonstrate his superiority in such a way that other participants in the conversation lack any opportunity to exercise control over the situation. He notes that he has a "heightened sense of justice". This can mean both his great vengefulness and something else. Ebardo started hundreds of families in different worlds, and destroyed even more. He was a fan of Interworld, which is why he hung up posters of him, and it was the crime for which Interworld was wanted that inspired Ebardo to his plan. It was Ebardo who stole the sun from the world of Thirteen in his youth, for which he was imprisoned in Vidomnia.