Victor/Vik Smenkin

Thanking them for their, Larsen promised not to erase the game, but to make a museum out of it, "so that the whole world would know about who saved them." Having promised each of the main characters a lot, Larsen, along with Maria and Morgart, who came out into the real world, went to the shelter, having previously shown their office on the map, where they would edit the game.

In the shelter, Larsen left Maria to keep an eye on Morgart, and he went to the Center of the world to erase the game with his help. After finding out that the computer was not in its place, the creator called Maria to inform her about it. At the same time, Maria was fighting with Vic, who had found refuge, and she had to pretend in a conversation with Larsen that she was talking to her "nephew." But during the conversation, Vic went to extreme measures — he freed Morgart so that he and he could get to the Center of the World first. Larsen found Maria tied up and, after freeing her, showed her Ilya Muromov's badge, found in the place where the World Center was kept.

Subsequently, Larsen, along with the rest of the Creators and Maria Stepanovna, was released by the main characters.

"So it was you who saved us?"

• yes. — Well, from all the creators of "Heroes of Envell" officially, thanks guys. — From all the heroes of Envell, officially— that they would not do this anymore! Larsen and Art

Before the defeat, Larsen managed to make a recording asking for help. The heroes of the new team were able to see this recording a year and a half after the victory over Morgoth, when Vic restored the rat chamber from the game and was able to start it using the battery from the alarm clock given to him. Later, the characters learned from the photo that Larsen is a real missing person a year and a half ago.

Larsen was one of the creators of the game and one of the first players. He was the one who invited Elena Viktorovna to test the game. After Morgart got out of control, Larsen and the other creators decided to destroy the game, and only Elena Viktorovna turned out to be against it. By siding with Morgoth and assuming the form of a Salamander, she gradually lured all the heroes into the game. Larsen became the last person to enter the game from the old line-up of players (episode 01. "New Game"). After losing to Margarita, he received an endless death penalty, and his slot became free.

When the new team of players was able to defeat Morgart, the game assistant Bakwith unfreezed all the losing players. Since all the players' slots were occupied at that moment, the awakened players became regular game characters. Buckwit hoped that the players would not destroy the game after exiting. But they didn't change their minds, and Buckwith had to "kill" them again.

In the virtual world of the game "Heroes of Envell" Larsen is a knight. In episode 41 of School, it was shown on one of the screens that Larsen currently has a maximum level of 99. Currently, the only equipment he has is boots, which allow him to jump high and practically fly. He also has a knight's sword in his memories.

Larsen is a young man. The head is almost completely shaved, leaving only a small lock of hair and some decorative elements on the sides of the strand. On the back of his head he has a tattoo in the form of a wind rose, glowing in the dark. The eyes are green, there is a scar across the left eyebrow, and there is some kind of jewelry/piercing above the left eyebrow. It has a small stubble

Nicknames:Larsen Type of activity: Artist, game developer Relatives:Lera Novikova (Zhenya) Valentina Novikova (daughter) House: Saint Petersburg Game Information Type:Player Class: Knight Group:The creators of the game The Heroes of Anville Native location:Larsen's House.Larsen (real name Anton Novikov) is a minor character in the animated series Heroes of Envell. One of the creators of the game.

Larsen is one of the developers of the game "Heroes of Envell".Larsen is a young man. The head is almost completely shaved, leaving only a small lock of hair and some decorative elements on the sides of the strand. On the back of his head he has a tattoo in the form of a wind rose, glowing in the dark. The eyes are green, there is a scar across the left eyebrow, and there is some kind of jewelry/piercing above the left eyebrow. It has a small stubble.

The trenches on Morgarth These are the digital restrictions that Victor's team put on Morgart to reduce his power and limit Envell's control. They act as "chains" or "codes" that prevent Morgart from fully controlling the map and the Center of the World.Appearance: Material: Metallic, gold-colored, durable, with a light sheen. Shape: elongated, medium-length stick, comfortable to hold with two hands. Main Feature: There is a red rotary element at one end, which is used to lock or unlock trenches. Details: There are small engravings or digital markers around the red element showing the strength level of the trenches. Effect : When the element is rotated, the glowing lines of trenches on the Morgart are activated or weakened. Functions: Locking and unlocking trenches: the red element serves as a "key", the rotation of which controls the chains. Force Adjustment: Allows you to strengthen or weaken restrictions, limiting Morgart's actions. Communication with the white cube: through the controller, the team connects to the Center of the World and controls the trenches remotely. Visually, the trenches look like glowing digital lines or chains that wrap around his body. A stick for controlling trenches This is a special controller that allows you to activate, strengthen or weaken trenches. The team could hold a stick and adjust the Morgart limit in real time, controlling its capabilities. Through the stick, the trenches were connected to the Center of the World and to the white cube, which made it possible to control it even from a distance.

Vik (Viktor Smenkin) and Kira (Kira Smenkina) are brother and sister who live separately because their parents (Andrey Smenkin and his wife) are divorced. Kira lives with her mother. Vik lives with his father,Andrey Smenkin.It is mentioned that the father maintains a relationship with both children despite the divorce.Kira also gave Vik a nickname for life: "brother", she always calls him that.Affectionate and at the same time slightly rude "Brother" or simply Vik

In the virtual world of the game "Heroes of Envell", Maria Stepanovna is a bard. The game color - turquoise - is used in the elements of her equipment, serves as a background for Level-up, and several products are also painted in this color a few strands in her hair Maria Stepanovna was Art, Kira, Vika, Phil, and Ilya's geography teacher. She is maintained with strictness but fairness.

Phil's kingdom in the Heroes of Envell (the Kingdom of 4K-Fieldor) is his game zone, developed through a tablet, where resources and buildings accumulate. During the course of the story, especially in the episodes related to the confrontation with Morgarth, the kingdom was threatened, and Phil faced a lack of resources (mana) to protect his territory and character. Basic facts: Management: Phil manages development through the tablet, learning spells and controlling buildings. The bottom line: The Kingdom is a part of Envell's game world, which Phil follows at high levels. Events: In the plot (for example, the series "Kingdom of 4K-Fieldor"), the characters tried to bring Creep back, while Phil used magic, but faced difficulties due to lack of mana.

because of the desire to survive. Realizing that the developers wanted to remove the dangerous game, he began to detain the children, as deleting the game would mean his own death. Being a part of the game world, he sought to save his world and himself. The main reasons for his actions: Threat of destruction: Bakvit is a character in the game, and deleting the game is equivalent to his death. Protecting Envell's world: He acts as a guardian and could not allow his "universe" to be destroyed when the developers decided to get rid of the game. Game plot: His behavior is dictated by his role and the development of the plot, where he puts the survival of the game above the goals of the characters.

Buckwheat is a character who combines the functions of an NPC assistant and a forced villain, whose actions are determined by external control from Morgart. He looks like a small robot providing information about the game, but in the second half of season 2 he becomes an antagonist, forced to obey Morgarth. Basic facts about Bakwith: Role: A game assistant, a reference book that tells players the rules, locations, and plot moves. Plot development: At first he helps the guys, but later the Salamander reprograms him, and then he is forced to serve Morgarth in order to avoid being removed. Features: Has some malfunctions, lures the characters into traps, but shows independence in the finale.

His duty as a service mob is to return quests to their original state. Apparently, he is also forced to do the work of other chupacabras, since before episode 32 they were all kept secret because of the offended Larsen]], collecting various garbage left over from players passing the game all over the world, which led him to develop a craving for collecting rare and valuable items. According to Morgart, the Chupacabra "can't help but steal."As Phil called him, "The Raccoon Gun Thief"

It has red eyes and sharp triangular teeth. His coat is red, blue and white. His character is harmful and greedy, but despite this, he has a kind heart. He knows all the hidden places and secrets of the game. Maybe because of its main task — to reset quests, to offer players help. It's all based on the type of mutual assistance.

Chupokabr "Heroes of Envell" is a neutral game character (mob) that looks like a raccoon with a harmful character, sharp teeth and red, blue and white fur. Its main functions are to return quests to their original position and collect the trash left by the players. Key features and facts: "Gun Thief": The first encounter with the character occurs when he steals a sword from Art. Character: Harmful, greedy, but able to help if you cooperate with him. Role in the game: Created by the developers to organize quests and collecting. Bond with the heroes: He later becomes one of the main characters' allies. Chupacabra lives in the world of the Unwell game and knows all the secret places, often acting as a guide or assistant to the characters in their adventures. The Chupacabra also can't help but steal, that's how its creators made it.

He "stores" his entire arsenal in a certain subspace behind his back. After receiving the center of the world, if he does not have a weapon, he can generate a small energy shield and shoot magic charges directly from his hand. As a bard, he was not particularly good with the guitar, using it more as a percussion instrument rather than a musical one. It has the ability to customize the received weapons almost instantly - Maria Stepanovna's guitars turned black with a flame image, as on the second level, and the knight's shield had a shape closer to the shields of the puppets. Probably, the dagger and wand are also modified weapons of the knight and the magician.

However, to protect themselves, the guys handcuffed Morgart, which allowed them to control him. During the liberation of Margarita, the guys were attacked by Beckwith's Weather Bots and Morgart helped them fight them off and escape. Later, when they got to a safe place, the guys agreed to take turns watching Morgart. When everyone was asleep and Vic was watching, Morgart told Vic about Val in exchange for a purple rose from the character customization store.

When the heroes returned to the game, they found Morgart at the checkpoint in a "stalled" state. It seems that the endless replay of the quest did not affect him very well, and in the end he gave up trying to leave the checkpoint and hung on it waiting for changes. Art and the team demanded their weapons from Margarita, but he said he would return the weapons if they passed his quest. Chupacabra helped the heroes, in gratitude for helping himself, and gave them a stone from the top of the mountain — touching the stone formally corresponded to fulfilling the conditions of the quest.

Morgart lost his powers in "Heroes of Envell" when, after returning to the game via a laptop, he became not a game boss, but an ordinary player. In this status, Phil applied the developer's cube to him, giving him a quest with an impossible condition — to reach the top of the mountain in one second, which caused Morgart to lose endlessly on the checkpoint. The main causes of loss of strength: Status change: Returning to the game from the real world, Morgart occupied the vacated player slot, which subordinated him to the rules of the game, and not to the omnipotence of the boss. Phil's quest: Using the developers' cube allowed Margarita to create an endless cycle of losing (checkpoint), making it impossible for him to move and use his abilities. Previously, Morgart had spent all his energy searching for the developer cube to get out of the game.

The creators made me this way. Buckwit can't lie, Chupacabra can't help but steal. And I can't break the terms of my agreements. The creators wanted the final boss to always be negotiable.

Pale red: Anger, rage, seriousness. Bright blue: Fear, sadness. Crimson: Overwhelming melancholy, love for Val. Bright green: Lies, shame for lying. From yellow to green: Joy. Blue to green: Good mood. Violet-yellow: Love, sympathy. Orange: Surprise, fear. Gray/white: Neutral state. Black: Heartache, broken heart.

The tattoos of the healers in the Heroes of Envell, which Val gave to Vic, are the source of their magical power—the ability to give life. These patterns change color depending on the mood of the wearer, take a random shape on the body of the rescued player, but do not give the player the abilities of a healer. The main aspects of the work of tattoo healers (Val): Function: Tattoos contain the power of the healing people to heal and give life. Color change: Tattoos change their hue, reflecting the emotional state. Randomness: The transferred tattoo takes on an arbitrary shape chosen by the game. Limitations: A player who receives such a tattoo (like Vic) does not acquire the abilities of a healer, but the changing color of the tattoo remains on him. Morgarth used healers to use their tattoos to revive his monsters.After Well gave Vic her power, the tattoo was now his.

Vel (a healer from the Heroes of Anvil) died, sacrificing her life force to heal a dying Vic. She transferred her energy to him, which is why Vic got her tattoos, and Val herself died. This happened within the framework of the game's plot, where the characters have unique abilities, and death in the game can have serious consequences. Basic Facts: Ability: Val was a healer and could transform into a butterfly. Sacrifice: Val saved Vick by giving her life, which highlights her role as a selfless character. Connection: After her death, her energy and tattoos were transferred to Vic.

The room is almost outside the physics of Enville: its space is subject only to computer settings. The white cube is the only object that can activate computer functions. Any change through the Center of the World is instantly reflected on the entire Endwell map.

Access via the white cube: The white cube serves as a "key" to connect to a computer and activate the functions of the World Center. Without the cube, the room is almost useless — the computer does not respond to the player's actions. The Margarita Tool: Morgart uses the Center of the World to manipulate the entire system, test the team, and prepare for the transition to the real world. The cube allows you to accumulate the energy of the players and convert it into opportunities to exit the Environment. Experiments and testing: Through the computer, you can create any situation: traps, chaotic effects, combat simulations and new zones. Players who get here get access to the "core" of the game and can see how the whole system works.

The Center of the World is a special room inside the Envell, which can only be accessed through a white cube. It serves as a "developer's platform" where you can change any settings of the world, test the player or prepare events. The room's appearance: The room is spacious, with high walls, smooth and cold, but with soft light coming from panels and holograms. The computer is not in the center, but on the side, on a desk with drawers, which stands against one of the walls. The perimeter walls are decorated with digital panels, touchscreens and projections of Envil zones. The floor is free so that players or Blinks can move freely. Sometimes holographic lines or navigation tips appear on the floor. The walls sometimes glow with codes or flashes of energy when the Center of the World is active. Functions of the World Center: Full control over the world of Enville: The computer allows you to change the physics, the abilities of the players, the maps, the appearance of enemies, the animation of objects and even the very structure of the game.

Morgart's main goal: Morgart was an artificial consciousness inside Envell, but he had the goal of getting out of the digital world and into the real one. The white cube was not just an object in the game, but an interface point through which Morgart could manipulate the system and look for a loophole to exit. How it worked Gathering players' energy The cube could accumulate the actions, experience, and abilities of the players, especially Victor's team. This energy was used by Morgart to strengthen his own program and prepare for the transition to the real world. Manipulation of the Envell system The cube allowed Morgart to control the laws of the game: change physics, create traps and chaos. Through him, Morgart tested the limits of the system to find an exit vulnerability. Exit point Focus The white cube was like a portal or hub: everything Morgart did in the game went to it. After accumulating enough energy and knowledge about the players, Morgart could try to transfer consciousness to the real world through this cube. Team Trial Victor's team was essentially a "catalyst" for Morgart: their actions accelerated the accumulation of energy in the cube. Every victory and every mistake by the players brought Morgart's opportunity to escape closer or slower.

Description: A white cube is a pure white, perfectly symmetrical object, completely devoid of textures or colors except white. It usually "floats" or is on the surface of the test area, sometimes with a slight glow. The size may vary, but most often the cube is large, comparable to the height of the player, so that it is easy to notice. What the developers did: It was created as a learning tool: the cube was used to test physical movements, player interaction with objects, and basic Envell mechanics. Added interactivity: players could push, lift, or use the cube to activate triggers in the map. Use in plot events: Sometimes the cube turned into an energy source, a portal, or a puzzle piece at higher levels. Observation object: The developers could use the cube to track the actions of the players in order to understand how they interact with the environment. Features: The white cube is almost "impersonal", but its appearance often signals a test area or experiment. Sometimes there are flashes or visual effects around it when players perform certain actions. In later versions of Envell, the cube could "change" — for example, adapt to the actions of the players or turn into an obstacle / key to complete the level. The meaning in Envell's world: The cube symbolizes a clean system, control and testing. It is one of the first objects created by the developers, and "lives" almost independently in the simulation. Players often use it as a guideline or tool, especially when they need to understand the physics or logic of a level.

Personality: Ilya is an ordinary teenager from St. Petersburg, curious and cautious. He is observant, able to notice details that others miss. Despite his ordinary life, Ilya shows perseverance and determination when faced with difficulties. He doesn't know about the world of Anville, but he has the ability to learn and adapt quickly. Ilya is attentive to friends and relatives, appreciates honesty and trust. He is careful, but not cowardly, prefers to assess the situation first and then act. Character traits: Curious and observant. Careful, but persistent when necessary. He learns and adapts quickly. He values ​​friendship and honesty, and is loyal to those who deserve trust. He will potentially become a strong ally if he finds out about Envell.

Personality: Morgart is cold, calculating, and ruthless. He is not just an enemy, he is the Anville system itself, embodied in a consciousness with intelligence and freedom of choice. His goal is to test the players, destroy the chaos and bend the system to his will. Morgart shows no emotion, but his actions speak of complete confidence in his own strength. He watches the team, studies their weaknesses and strengths, creating traps and illusions to maximize pressure. His strategic thinking surpasses even Victor, so the team must work together to survive. Character traits: Ruthless and cold, never shows weakness. He thinks strategically at the level of the entire Enville system. Controls space and chaos, creating illusions and traps. Always one step ahead, forcing the team to adapt and work together.

Personality: Phil is energetic, straightforward and passionate. He likes to act quickly and intuitively, sometimes ignoring the strategic advice of Victor or Kira. He is emotional and able to instantly switch between attack and defense, which makes him a valuable member of the team. Phil loves magic and explores its possibilities in practice, sometimes trusting his powers too much. He is friendly, makes contacts easily, and is often the link between team members. His energy and enthusiasm are contagious, which helps raise the morale of the team at critical moments. Character traits: Energetic and straightforward, likes to act right away. For him, magic is not only a weapon, but also a way of self-expression. He is friendly and easily finds a common language with the team. Sometimes he is too impulsive, which creates risky situations. He believes in the team, but sometimes he acts independently.

Kira is smart, analytical, and careful. She rarely acts at random, prefers to assess the threat first and choose the best path. Her composure helps the team to pass difficult zones, avoid traps and make unexpected attacks. Kira is often sarcastic, likes to make fun of Phil or Art, but is completely devoted to Victor as an older brother. She is calm and self-contained, rarely panics, but can show emotional outbursts if someone from the team is in danger. Kira loves logical tasks and is always looking for the most effective ways to solve a problem. Character traits: Analytical and cautious, prefers thoughtful actions. Sarcastic and likes jokes, sometimes sarcastic. Calm and cool-headed, rarely loses control. Loyal to the team, especially Victor. He likes to solve difficult situations and use non-standard approaches.

Personality: Art is bold, impulsive and energetic. He likes to be the first to test a new level or meet an enemy face to face. His confidence sometimes borders on audacity, and he sometimes acts without a plan, which can put the team in dangerous situations. However, this same impulsiveness makes him indispensable in combat, because he is able to instantly make decisions and respond to threats. Art appreciates friendship and teamwork, especially trusts Victor as a strategist, although he likes to make fun of Kira or Phil in a friendly way. He is emotional and easily opens up to the team, often expresses his feelings and concerns openly, which makes him the natural "heart" of the team. Personality traits: Bold and willing to take risks, sometimes too much. Impulsive, acts on feelings. He loves excitement and adrenaline. He is emotional and openly expresses his thoughts and feelings. A loyal friend, ready to defend the team at any cost.

Personality: Victor is a born strategist. He is very reasonable and calm, almost never loses his composure, even when Envell's world begins to collapse around him. His ability to analyze situations on the fly makes him indispensable in combat and when completing difficult levels. Vic does not like unnecessary noise and chaos, prefers that everything be under control, but at the same time knows how to lighten the atmosphere with a light joke or sarcastic comment. He is extremely observant and knows how to anticipate the actions of enemies and allies. This makes him a leader of the team trusts. He takes care of Kira like a younger sister, trying to protect her and anticipate her actions, but sometimes this turns into excessive guardianship, which causes friendly disputes. Character traits: Calm and reasonable, does not give in to panic. Very analytical, planning ahead. Sometimes sarcastic, but it helps the team to defuse the tension. He does not like noise and chaos, but he can adapt to them if necessary. Responsible for the actions of the team, often takes the consequences.

Morgart is the main antagonist of the "Heroes of Envell", presented as an anthropomorphic, mechanical villain with a gloomy appearance. He wears dark armor, has sharp facial features, and uses a short dagger, a magic wand with a pommel shaped like his own head, as well as an engineering-like glove, often changing his arsenal. Basic elements of appearance and style: Clothing and armor: Morgarth is clad in black and red armor, resembling a mantle, with elements of an engineering glove. Weapons: Uses a short dagger and a staff/wand. He is able to instantly customize weapons by taking them away from players, for example, by making a guitar black with a flame image. Abilities: After gaining control of the center of the world, he can generate a shield and fire magic from his hand.

Height and build: above average, sturdy but not bulky. Strong upper body, allowing you to concentrate magical energy. Face and eyes: straight features, light brown eyes, full of determination and energy. Hair: dark, short haircut, practical for combat. Clothing in Envell: magical cloak with runes, loose trousers, boots for movement. Bracelets with magical amulets are on his hands. In battle, the cloak can glow slightly or change color depending on the type of magic. Clothes in St. Petersburg: casual urban clothing - jeans, printed T-shirts, hoodies or sweaters, sneakers. He likes to wear bracelets or accessories that remind him of his passion for magic and fantasy. Features: Magic power increases with team concentration and threat level. Can create magical barriers and attack enemies from a distance

Height and build: medium height, strong, muscular. Ideal for close combat and physical protection of allies. Face and eyes: an open, bold face with a slight grin. Blue eyes sparkle with audacity and willingness to take risks. Hair: light, medium length, slightly tousled - reflects his impulsivity and activity. Clothing in Envell: lightweight armor of a modern—looking knight - light armor on the chest, gloves and knee pads, comfortable boots. The armor is slightly scratched from fighting, adding a realistic effect. Clothes in St. Petersburg: sports or urban clothing - jeans, T-shirt, sweatshirt, sneakers. Sometimes he wears a leather jacket or vest, which emphasizes his activity and daring character. Features: Always the first on the front line, checking the paths and protecting the allies. He likes to take risks, which sometimes causes conflicts with the team, but often saves their lives.

Height and build: slightly below average, slim and agile. With light muscles, well-developed legs and arms, it is ideal for covert actions. Face and eyes: sharp facial features, thin lips, attentive eyes. The eyes are dark brown, often assessing the environment and potential threats. Hair: dark, medium length, usually braided or ponytailed for convenience. Sometimes loose hair behind your back creates the effect of speed when moving. Clothing in Envell: light suit for stealth — dark tones, hooded, flat boots, fingerless gloves for agility. Carry small bags or belts with tools for infiltration and traps. Clothes in St. Petersburg: casual but comfortable - jeans, athletic shoes, a hoodie or a light jacket, sometimes a cap or hat to avoid attracting attention. He can carry a backpack with books, gadgets and tools for "exploration". Features: Speed ​​and agility are its main advantages. Accurate and lightning-fast in battle, her attacks are unexpected and deadly. Stealth allows you to avoid traps and avoid direct collisions.

Height and build: medium height, athletic, but not too bulky. Light muscle, which provides regular physical activity, but does not make it bulky. Face and eyes: calm and stern facial features, slightly square jaw, even nose. The eyes are gray-green, intelligent, observant. Their gaze always evaluates the situation and analyzes the environment. Hair: dark, neat haircut of medium length, sometimes with a light careless strand escaping onto the forehead — gives the image of ease. Clothing in Envell: a high-tech vest with pockets for tools, comfortable trousers, high boots for speed and stability. He wears gloves with touch—sensitive inserts for working with digital interfaces. Sometimes he wears glasses with a holographic HUD to see the map and enemy information. Clothes in St. Petersburg: casual style: dark jeans, comfortable T-shirt or hoodie, light jacket with pockets, sneakers. Sometimes he carries a backpack with books and gadgets. Its appearance speaks of practicality and neatness, but without unnecessary clutter. Features: Reasonable and calm, knows how to keep a team together. It works great with gadgets, programs, and support for allies. He always keeps tools or small gadgets with him for analyzing maps and traps.

Central district: schools, cafes, parks Residential areas: residential buildings, courtyards, playgrounds Industrial zones: abandoned warehouses where players train Forest and suburbs: hidden routes and training areas Features: Many real locations are reflected in Anville with changed rules and traps

Test Arenas: Entry levels, skill training Chaos zones: change, enemies are more aggressive Mini Boss Zones: Tests of Team strategy Morgarth's Final Zone: Breaking Rules, Illusions, Chaos Bug zones: unstable areas that can be useful or deadly.

Other NPCs and enemies Basic enemies: level monsters, traps Mini Bosses: Strong enemies that require coordination System bosses: control zones and bugs Bugs and viruses: unpredictable, can be allies or enemies NPC companions: give tasks, accompany the team

Well - NPC / Victor's Inspiration The girl Victor loved before the events with Margarine Kind-hearted and smart, helped the team. She was killed by Morgarth, motivating Victor to fight. Inspired Victor, sometimes referred to as a moral guideline

Ilya Muromov is an ordinary resident of St. Petersburg Age: 16 Role in the Novel: does not know about the world yet, a potential ally Character: observant, inquisitive, cautious Features: ordinary life in St. Petersburg, parents support their studies and hobbies

Morgarth is the Final Boss/ Legendary Antagonist Age: timeless Role in the Novel: controls the system, the final challenge for the players, the destruction of chaos and full control over the map. Character and personality: Morgart is cold and ruthless. He rules Ann Vela's world like an architect of chaos, breaking the rules and creating new dangers. His intelligence allows him to predict the actions of the players, and his strength increases in proportion to the threat level of the team. Features: Uses devastating attacks, illusions, and bug control. The strongest enemy that cannot be defeated without a team strategy. Story: Originally part of Anvil's control system, Morgart's consciousness became independent, becoming the final boss.

Art/Artem Meshcherekov – Knight / Close combat Age: 15-16 Role in Envell: Melee knight, the team's assault force. Art goes first into dangerous zones, protects allies and deals maximum damage to nearby enemies. Character and personality: Art is bold and impulsive. He likes to take risks and be the first to check the paths, which makes him indispensable in combat encounters. He loves the adrenaline rush that Envell gives him, but sometimes his impulsiveness puts the team in danger. Relations with the team: Vic: respects his strategic decisions, listens to instructions. Kira: a partner in intelligence, trusts her stealth and speed. Phil: Sometimes he competes in battle, but he always supports the team. Features: High physical strength and endurance. Can take damage for a team. Adapts quickly to unexpected enemy attacks.

Phil Chernykh — Magician / Magic Age: 16 Role in Envell: Magician — uses abilities to attack, control the zone and support the team through magical skills. Character and personality: Phil is energetic and straightforward. He likes to act quickly, often acting on intuition, which sometimes creates problems. However, it is extremely reliable in critical situations where magical intervention is required. Team relations: Vic: tries to follow strategic guidelines, but sometimes acts independently. Kira: her criticism helps him to correct mistakes. Art: combined melee and ranged attacks. Features: Possesses destructive spells. Can create magical barriers to protect allies. His strength increases with increasing team concentration and threat level.

Kira Smenkina – Thief / Stealth and Speed Age: 15 Role in Envell: Thief - stealth, speed and agility; explores the map, collects resources and attacks enemies suddenly. She knows how to use unexpected routes and dodge danger. Character and personality: Kira is smart, careful and analytical. She quickly assesses the threat and chooses a safe path. In battle, he acts quickly, but coolly. Her stealth allows the team to go through difficult areas, avoiding unnecessary battles. She is sometimes sarcastic, likes to make fun of Phil and Art, but always supports Victor as an older brother. Relationship with the team: Vic: brother and leader; her trust in him is absolute, although she sometimes argues when she doesn't agree with his strategy. Art: a frequent partner in intelligence, they check new areas together. Phil: sometimes criticizes his impulsive decisions, which leads to friendly arguments. Features: It is able to instantly adapt to map changes. Uses agility and speed to avoid collisions with enemies and bugs. In battle, her attacks are unexpected and deadly accurate, and she is able to disable enemies with minimal effort. Family: her parents trust her, appreciate her intelligence and accuracy

Victor (Vic) Smenkin – Engineer/Support Age: 16 Envell Role: Engineer — responsible for technology, team support, and strategic decisions. Vic is able to create security devices, analyze the environment, and manage digital level elements. His job is to keep the team safe and optimize the abilities of all players. Character and personality: Victor is a reasonable and calm leader of the team. He always thinks a few steps ahead, is able to assess the situation and suggest the best way out. He has a high level of self-control, and he often serves as a "pillar" for others when the level starts to change chaotically. Vic loves to analyze, plan, and has an excellent memory for maps and enemy weaknesses. Relationship with the team: Kira: the younger sister, family ties create a unique level of trust and understanding. Vic cares about her, sometimes too much, trying to anticipate her actions. Art: friendship and teamwork, Vic gives him directions and tactical goals. Phil: Vic tries to control Phil's impulsive actions and channel his energy into team tasks. Morgart: Vic knows that the final battle will require full concentration and strategic thinking. Features: Excellent response to bugs and failures of the Envell system. The wizard for managing digital "supporting" map elements. He is not physically strong in battle, but his strategic thinking and technology make the team almost invincible. Family: strict but understanding parents; they always support Victor's interest in Envell and trust his decisions.

The city where all the heroes live. Modern, with different areas and a "reflection" of Envell's game maps. Districts and places: The city center: high-rise buildings, shopping streets, cafes, schools, parks. Residential areas: residential buildings, courtyards, playgrounds, small parks. Industrial zones and abandoned warehouses: sometimes they become game test areas in Envell. Forest and suburban areas: for hidden missions and training. Features: Peter's real locations are often repeated in Anville, but with the addition of traps, enemies, and changing rules.

Envell is a digital world created as a complex simulator with unique laws, where players can use abilities and interact with the map in real time. The main features: Dynamic map: zones are constantly changing, new obstacles, enemies and bugs are appearing. Bugs and viruses: unpredictable elements of the world. Some can help, others can attack the team. System rules: The "fixes" of the system can erase players if they use too strong abilities or upset the balance. The goal of the players is to complete the levels, uncover the secrets of the world, defeat the final boss Morgarth and survive. Interaction with NPCs: some of the characters give tasks, hints, or check the team. Types of Enville Zones: Test Arenas: entry levels, training, and skill training. Chaos zones: change in real time, bugs are stronger, enemies are more aggressive. Mini Boss Zones: Battles with powerful enemies that require a team strategy. Morgarth's Final Zone: Complete destruction of rules, illusions, and chaos.