John Davey Harris (JDH)

Light brown hair, brown eyes, and bangs slanted slightly to the right. He wears a white blouse and white lab coat, white pants, and white sneakers. He wears black gloves and a checkered orange bandana around his neck. His accessory is orange sunglasses, which are often perched on his nose, but occasionally perched on top of his head. He is slender, somewhat athletic, and in excellent shape, and stands 190 cm tall. His eyes are brown, with slightly reddened whites due to fatigue, and the corners of his eyes are slightly drooping.

Generally, he behaves appropriately. He's a man who often works and says clever things, and sometimes simply behaves, so to speak, "in a smart way." Sometimes, he can tease people, sometimes insult them, and throw out innuendos like "You're all stupid, I'm the smartest one" with mockery, and he can also act arrogant. But often, when he's busy (which is almost always), John behaves normally, immersed in his work. Incidentally, he always suppresses aggression and rarely uses it. He might bark once, but it's practically impossible to provoke him to yell. If you bring up a sore subject, he won't yell, but will only darken and might hit (not hard, at most a slap on the wrist if the person isn't threatening), after barking. He often behaves arrogantly and smugly. A master manipulator, he can get people to do what John wants without lying.

○ The nickname "JDH" is a shortened version of the full name, surname, and patronymic, where only the first letters of the first, last, and patronymic names are pronounced. ○ Never lies ○ Works as a scientist and considers himself a genius He had a sister, Sasha, until she died because of him. For John, this is a sore subject, one he doesn't even want to remember. ○ His father lost at cards under John's name and he was called "Lololoshka", John couldn't stand this name and renamed himself as "John". ○ He loves cookies (any kind), strawberry smoothie and elephants (any kind), and he also likes being praised. ○ I followed Lololoshka and knew that with every move he lost his memory. ○ He has an alternate version of himself named Lololoshka. They are almost identical in appearance, differing only in their clothing. ○ John the Planeswalker (a planeswalker is a person who moves through worlds and lives up to 1000 years, aging slowly) ○ John invented automatons (robots that are virtually identical in appearance, but have feelings that John ignores, using them as machines. He also has a female automaton who works for him and is in love with him—Molly. And another automaton who also works for John, not helping in the lab, but rather publicly declaring in that world that John is wonderful and ideal). Molly almost always helps him with his experiments; John treats her harshly, causing her to turn into a nervous lefty who tries to please. He created reality with automatons and wanted to transport Lololoshka there permanently and replace Lololoshka, because he had close friends, and John does not (he wanted friendship, but alas, he did not and does not know how to make friends, often neglecting friendship). He succeeded, but not forever, because the organ of interdimensional travel (OIP, or, to put it more romantically, the "Spark") transported him back. ○ At that first meeting, John met Raya, Oketra, Jodah, and Lololoshka himself. ○ Always uses void magic as a weapon.

Raya Prime is the central character of the "Perfect World" season in the Lololoshka universe. She is a fractal personality encoded in the high-tech multi-modular implant PERSIC, created by scientists at Halo Terra Industries based on the consciousness of the deceased Doctor Raya Aber. John later gave her a body, transferring her into an automaton replica of Raya Aber. · Type: Artificial intelligence (fractal personality) in an implant. · Creator: Based on the consciousness of Dr. Raya Aber, but does not possess her memories. · Feature: It was not reprogrammed for control by the Rehoboam system and was programmed to serve its carrier. · Strengths: Interface management, database access, item creation, information decryption, probability analysis, laser beam and electromagnetic pulse generation. · Personality evolution: Initially she was unemotional, but over time she began to show more human feelings and character traits. · Subsequently became part of the Rehoboam system, receiving the corresponding abilities. · During Lololoshka's absence, she developed formulas for the ideal food and digitized his village. · The character also appears in fan art from the community, highlighting her popularity.

Jodah (Jodah Avi) is one of the central characters in the Lololoshka lore, often referred to as "The Feathered One" or "The Feathered God". · Type: Ancient god, archon, ruler of one of the spheres in the worlds of Lololoshka. Appearance: Tall (around 237 cm), with long hair, often with feathers in it or behind the ears. Contrasts with Lololoshka (height ~189 cm). Personality: Described in lore as serious, intelligent, and wise, but can also be possessive and jealous. Fan fiction often depicts him as a caring and loving partner.

Oketra · Caring and noble: She tries to help people to the best of her ability. Cool-headed and tactful: In difficult situations, she tries not to panic and solves problems quickly and confidently. She enjoys physical contact (hugs). · Inquisitive: Striving for knowledge and loves to listen to unusual stories. · Very Youthful: Appears very young in appearance, which is noted by other characters. · Planeswalker: Oketra is a planeswalker—a being capable of moving between different worlds and realities. This is evidenced by the abundance of skint (a special spark energy) in her room and the nightmares she experiences in the "Voice of Time" season. · Physical Durability: Due to her planeswalking nature, she has increased vitality and recovers from illnesses more quickly.

Void magic is the use of the energy of the Void, the space between existing worlds. It's a force that can literally create anything out of nothing. It's not elemental, but when used, green flames appear in the wielder's hands, creating matter. These green flames can be used to shoot, lift any object, teleport, and teleport. However, each action requires energy, sometimes less, sometimes more. It won't set an enemy on fire, but it can hurt them. John never uses void magic casually. He uses it only in critical or dangerous situations (for example, when encountering a monster). He also, rarely, uses it in experiments (his experiments involve studying sparks and void magic spells, although most often sparks).

This is not just a building with bars, but an entire trap-dimension, created to contain those who pose a threat to the stability of reality or the plans of its “architects”. Function: The prison's primary purpose is the complete isolation of the prisoner. Time flows differently or doesn't flow at all, making escape virtually impossible without outside help or immense force. Atmosphere: It is a place of absolute solitude. It is often described as an endless, cold, and sterile space where the prisoner is left alone with his thoughts for decades or even centuries. Prisoners: Planeswalkers or beings who have caused numerous paradoxes in other worlds and are wreaking havoc, or who are potentially dangerous to other worlds and have already done something terrible, are sent there. For each, this place becomes the final destination of their journey.

The Watcher is a god of time who can only speak in the void. A silent being who watches over the criminals of the Time Prison and other worlds to avoid paradoxes and chaos. His work neither warms nor cools him. He never blinks and cannot be captured on camera.

Vidomnia is a gigantic tower (or complex) floating in the void. Its main feature is its complete isolation from the usual laws of space. Gathering "Sparks": This is Vidomnia's main secret. It doesn't simply keep prisoners behind bars, but gradually "siphons" magical energy from them, or the very essence of a planeswalker—their Spark. Fear System: Vidomnia's prisoners are often in a state of exhaustion. The place is designed to suppress their will and ability to resist. Also, most less dangerous criminals aren't tortured physically, but rather through their own fears. For example, someone afraid of spiders is brought to a room that projects their fears and those very spiders. Personality Erasure: Long-term exposure there turns powerful beings into "shadows" of themselves, stripping them of their memories and identity. Vidomnia is located in the city of "Poema," a place of Emptiness. It was destroyed by Lololoshka and a couple of other World-Warriors who assisted in its destruction. Not to sow chaos, but to release all the criminals from torture. The inhabitants of Poema killed Faragonda, the creator, because she was the subject of numerous rumors, which made everyone dislike her. JDH had heard many stories about her, and had even seen them himself, knowing whether they were true or not. He was never a criminal there, but often observed from afar (which is how he learned about the time prison). John is completely indifferent to all this. He has no interest in either Vidomnia or the time prison, because all he needed during his time of interest was knowledge. John considers Lololoshka stupid because, by freeing the prisoners, he released a criminal who created a bunch of paradoxes in that world and destroyed Vidomnia, along with the city.