Fran

Planeswalker Abilities:
Moving between worlds;
Water elemental magic;
Use of magic spells, graduated from the magic academy:
Opening portals;
Invisibility;
Muffled footsteps;
Possession of a special breathing technique of meditation;
Skint mining in the interdimensional void;
Playing guitar.

According to the Hat, he is one of the most talented magicians in the Interworld.
Helped Cedric make a bomb.
He created the only way of remote communication in the Interworld – the wormphone.
He was almost executed for leaving the walls of Poena (which is forbidden to all mages), however, he soon received dual guild membership and began to belong to both the mages' guild and the smugglers' guild.
He is one of the few residents of Poena who has ever been a member of two guilds at once.
It is believed to be over 400 years old.
In episode 45 of Voice of Time, I covered a fragment of the legendary song from The Witcher about the minted coin. In episode 71, I covered the theme song from the animated series Steven Universe.
The only one who knew that Faragonda was from the world of "Thirteen".
San-Fran saw Jodah with his own eyes, from whom he received a hint about the way to “save” the Interworld.[3]
In the Thirteen Lights season, San Fran doesn't remember Lololoshka or the events in the Interworld, but Lololoshka's name gives him a headache.
I also experienced headaches while in the Lololoshka Dimension.
San Fran and Ashra appeared in the Point of No Return finale, but they claimed to have come from a different timeline where the Interworld existed.

San Fran is a key character in the season "The Voice of Time" and a supporting character in the season "Thirteen Lights." He is an elf from the Mages' Guild and formerly Faragonda's right-hand man. He is involved in the creation of the Vidomnia Tower due to events that occurred in his home world (see San Fran's History).

Previously, he was a diver and worked at the Immortal Spark store, but in episode 79, he became Poena's guarantor instead of Eo, so he handed over his business to Charlie.

He's quite cheerful and friendly, but mostly only with those he trusts. He rarely talks to strangers, but since almost everyone knows him, this isn't a problem.

He can be quite rude when he's not in the mood: for example, he chased Lololoshka out of the shop when he had very few customers, which made him angry. He loves to make a good impression on others. Despite this, he's incredibly hot-tempered and loses control of himself when he's in a rage, attacking everyone he meets. He can't resist repaying his debts. He dislikes and is terrible at delivering bad news.

San-Fran has white hair, braided into two short ponytails on the sides of his face and one high one at the back. He wears a floor-length cornflower-blue cloak, typical of mages, and a white shirt underneath. A distinctive element of his clothing is a thin necklace with a faceted amethyst in the center.

His "summer" outfit consists of a golden short-sleeved t-shirt with black rolled-up cuffs, and the same necklace. Below the waist, he wears white trousers and black shoes. Fran changes his hair elastics to match each of his outfits; in his summer outfit, as well as in his smuggler's disguise, they are orange with purple elements, tied in a high ponytail.