the voice of time

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The Prison of Time is a place for the most notorious and dangerous criminals who have broken the laws of the multiverse. Here, prisoners have eternity to reflect on their actions. The prison is presided over by the Watcher—literally Time and Death rolled into one. The Prison of Time is first mentioned in Jodah's Journal, where he describes it as a place made entirely of ice. Demons call it something else, but Jodah couldn't translate it. It's so cold here that even breathing is difficult. Time doesn't pass at all, there are no sounds or colors, and any magic or power is instantly absorbed from the air. The prisoners "enjoy" endless silence, and only occasionally does the Watcher silently appear in one place or another. The Prison of Time is a separate dimension, somewhat reminiscent of a pocket dimension, with a vast "ice castle" stretching infinitely upward. The central area is the largest room, from which all floors can be seen at once. Four branches extend from the central chamber, leading to the cells housing the prisoners and the staircases leading to the subsequent floors. The Time Prison is likely looping. There are no other structures in the prison, including dining halls, as no time means no hunger. The prisoners and the surroundings are "gray," although it's unclear why: light penetrates here, meaning it moves and reflects off the surface. Prisoners can move freely between their cells and communicate with each other (by gestures or lip reading). Also, all the above rules do not apply to those who are not prisoners of the Time Prison[1] and, for some reason, to Lucius. Also, as Jodah says, after Lucius's escape, it became more difficult to move around here. Supervisor (manager) Jodah Avi (assistant)

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A young smuggler, under Eo's wing, has a good reputation. Strong and smart. Managed to escape from Vidomnia some time ago, has post-traumatic stress disorder. Light brown hair, blue glasses, and a blue-and-black checkered scarf. He can be described as a "gofer" who genuinely enjoys being a hero and helping others. He sometimes neglects his own time, desires, and occasionally even moral standards in order to be viewed favorably. Despite his openness, he still doesn't trust just anyone and carefully analyzes his surroundings. He can show affection for characters, but this usually doesn't progress beyond friendship. The characters' attitude towards Lololoshka: ashra - good EO-50/50 San Fran - good Cedric - excellent Jodah - the best of the best looking- (looking sideways at the bosom, but the relationship is more or less) Shangrin - good

Ebardo, also known as Eo, is the main antagonist and key character of the Voice of Time season. A former prisoner of Vidomnia Tower, he was released in the original storyline immediately after becoming a Dusk. After his escape, Ebardo dressed up, combed his hair, and became much more polished, and all the scars on his body disappeared (most likely achieved with magic). In episode 80, we see the criminal in gray jeans and a white T-shirt, as well as a stylish, bright green sweater with pulled-up sleeves that perfectly matches the color of his eyes. Ebardo is a strong, strong-willed, and decisive person. He doesn't like to procrastinate, is impatient, and hot-tempered. However, he is quite a gambler and has a weakness for bets, which he hates to lose. However, he usually breaks the terms if this happens.

A green-eyed, gray-haired man of a certain age with large gray eyebrows, dressed in a long dark gray coat with long sleeves and a black fedora as a headdress. strong Spark, void magic, teleportation, flight, portal creation, plant manipulation, telepathy. is Lololoshka's mentor and friend, and also has a very good reputation in Poen, everyone listens to him and respects him for his past achievements. also has post-traumatic stress disorder, but skillfully hides it.

A girl with brown hair and brown eyes. She wears a brown buttoned vest with a golden badge on the upper right side. The smugglers' symbol is embroidered on the back - a grey wolf's head. Extremely distrustful of strangers, but quite warm to friends and guildmates, as she considers them her family. Often changes her mood, tends to make spontaneous decisions and commit rash acts.

His body and existence depend on perception. But he chose his human-like appearance himself. Only his glowing white eyes are visible, and the entire surface of his body is black. The Watcher wears a long, dark cloak with white buttons, the sleeve cuffs are soft white fur, and a hood with the same fur covers his head. He is mysterious, shrouded in fog and darkness. He does not speak, but he doesn't need to, for his presence can be sensed mentally, just like his speech. The Watcher avoids unnecessary glances in his direction and observes his "victims," ​​remaining in their peripheral vision, causing discomfort and uneasiness. Even demons and gods—two of the most powerful beings—fear him.

White hair, braided into two short ponytails on either side of his face and a high ponytail at the back. He wears a cornflower-blue floor-length cape, typical of mages, and a white shirt underneath. A distinctive element of his attire is a thin necklace with a faceted amethyst in the center. He is quite cheerful and friendly, but mostly only with those he trusts. He can be quite rude when not in the mood. He runs the "Infinite Spark" shop, trading the remains of slain creatures outside the city for skint. 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 likes to make a good impression on others. Despite this, he's incredibly hot-tempered and loses control of himself when he's angry, attacking everyone he meets. He can't help but repay his debts. He dislikes and is terrible at delivering bad news. About 20 years old.

He differs from other Skyzern residents in that his wings are much larger and more powerful, a result of the Thousand Eyes ritual he performed. After absorbing the powers of the gods, his wings grew even larger, changing color to black with red feathers. A second pair also grew: it is visually smaller than the main ones, and it has several eyes that can close and move. He previously had white wings and a white feathered tail. According to Spectra, he had black hair, but now it is completely white/gray. Jodah is very determined, achieving his goals no matter what; he is ready to walk over corpses, not heads. He is firm in his decisions. Apparently, he has a "the ends justify the means" mentality, although he is not indifferent to the means he uses. He has an understanding of morality, and is not indifferent to it. He is serious, but has a sense of humor. He has good control over his emotions and is excellent at hiding what is on his mind. He is very intelligent, because, having the ability to see the future, he was able to develop an impeccable plan and bring it to reality. He is the assistant to the overseer of the time in Tulma and has a good relationship with the overseer.

Cedric is a man of indeterminate age with short gray/grey hair. He wears thick-rimmed glasses. Cedric has proven himself to be a very kind person and a true friend, ready to come to Lololoshka's aid even in the most difficult moments. He is inquisitive, dreamy, and inventive, and if he is busy with something, he is truly devoted to it. He is afraid of dying of boredom, as he lives practically alone in Eressia. He wears a white T-shirt and a brown jacket over it, dark green pants, and black boots. He loves sandwiches.

The Smugglers, also known as "contras" or "poachers," are the first guild introduced this season, joined by Lololoshka. Their symbol is a white wolf, used on their posters and uniforms. The Contras hunt aggressive creatures and smuggle goods obtained in the forests of the Interworld, and they have the exclusive right to venture beyond the city walls. However, they also frequently venture into other worlds in search of profit, which can later be exchanged for skint. The Smugglers own the "Wild Bay" district. The guild leader is Scar. The Smugglers wear brown or gray-brown buttoned vests and jackets with white fur inserts. The guild's symbol, a white wolf, is embroidered on the back. According to Eo, this choice of clothing has nothing to do with the local climate, as the Interworld is not at all cold. They just make it their thing to wear whatever they can find on their forays.[9] The guild's badge is gold and light grey/white.

The Thieves are a guild that, as their name suggests, has the least reputation. Its members are known for their agility and cunning, making it easy to outwit others and steal from them. The Thieves' Guild symbol is a green tree, in keeping with the atmosphere of their district, "The Wicked Grove." The guild leader is Snake. Thieves wear brown jackets that fade to a darker shade and green hooded capes for increased concealment. According to Ashra, their clothing also has metal plates sewn into it, which protect against blows without restricting movement.[11] The guild symbol, a green tree, is embroidered on the back. The guild badge is a rich green and brown.

Mages are the most noble guild in Poena, whose members practice magic and are capable of opening portals to other worlds. They are primarily composed exclusively of elves, although humans are occasionally present. The guild banner depicts a man, above whom is a white and blue diamond-shaped portal. Mages own the Azure Harbor district, the only quarter open to all Poena residents. The guild leader is Hat. Mages wear cornflower-blue and sky-blue robes with double sleeves (a long, dark blue sleeve and a short, lighter sleeve) and white shirts. They wear a pointed hat, the same colors as their clothing, as their headdress. Accessories include various amulets and bracelets made of an unknown material, which vary in color for each mage. On the back of the robe is the symbol from the banner, minus the man. The guild badge is colored sky blue and navy blue, but it's rarely seen on uniforms. Charlie is the only known mage to have ever displayed the badge. Currently, only mages have the ability to open portals, which is where they primarily earn their living. However, the law regarding individual portals still applies to them, preventing them from opening their own portals without permission from the guild leader. Besides the ability to cast spells, mages have another advantage: the Eye of the Interworld.

The Assassins are the most dangerous guild in Poen. However, they are also the smallest, as they rarely accept newcomers. Their members are mercenaries capable of killing people and other creatures quickly and stealthily. The guild's symbol is a hawk, which is why they are also nicknamed "hawkies." This bird can even be purchased from one of the merchants[12] in the Assassins' territory, the "Dead City." The guild leader is Button (Shangrin in the time paradox). Assassins wear dark assassin's robes with red trim. Like thieves, they often wear a hood for greater concealment, and sometimes they also wear a mask. Their symbol—the head of a white hawk—is embroidered on the back of their jackets. The guild's insignia is painted black and red.

The Spice Merchants, also known as "Spice Traders" or "Spice Traders," are a guild of wandering merchants selling various spices. They reside in the most luxurious quarter of Poena, the "Golden City," and rarely venture beyond its borders. Their symbol is a gold coin bearing the Skint symbol. The guild leader is Muscat (or, in the time paradox, Khaini). The Spice Merchants' uniform, despite their status, is not overflowing with expensive trinkets and is rather reminiscent of Middle Eastern attire. They wear a long orange vest with flared ends and a triangular opening at the waist. Underneath, they wear a white shirt with three-quarter sleeves and orange bracelets. They wear white trousers and gold boots. Like other guilds, their symbol—a gold coin—is embroidered on the back of their uniform. Their guild badge is colored gold and reddish-brown.

Guilds are several factions in Poen that divide its territory among themselves. Officially, there are only five guilds in the city: Smugglers, Thieves, Mages, Assassins, and Spice Traders. The council of their leaders acts as a "government" and passes sentences on those who break the law.

Vittorino is extremely cruel and merciless, sparing neither his subordinates nor his enemies. In most ways, he resembles a typical mafia boss. While he commands dozens of assassins for his own ends, he's not used to obeying even the head assassin, whose protection he grumbles about. He's repeatedly murdered people through others, but despite not directly participating, he enjoys torturing those he captures. He takes pleasure in the pain of others. Vito is a dark-haired, mustachioed man of a certain age. He's a bit overweight. He wears a short black coat with a long red rivet at the neck and red accents on the sleeves and hems. He also has red accents on the lower part of his pants, and he wears boots/shoes—all the hallmarks of a killer. He wears no accessories except a maroon bow tie and the Assassins' Guild badge.

Kirr was the first to dissuade the rest of the gang, having learned that Lololoshka was friends with Lis. And thanks to Lololoshka, they have Lis's old beer. Kirr is one of the thieves, an accomplice in Lololoshka's failed robbery. Upon learning that the hero was friends with Lis, he was the first to dissuade the gang from the crime. A fair-haired man with dull blue eyes, he wears a green thieves' cape with a hood. A guild insignia is visible on his chest.

Khaini is an anthropomorphic cat with an athletic build and gray fur. The crown and back of his head are distinguished by darker stripes. Khaini wears a Spice Clan uniform with a gold belt and a shiny Spice Clan badge on his chest. His head is distinctly feline, with paws instead of hands and a tail behind him. Arrogant and haughty, as is typical of some Spice Clan members, Khaini is a self-assured cat, accustomed to using his money to solve everything. Despite this, he treats Lololoshka with condescension, diligently feigning interest in a mutually beneficial solution, when in reality he only wants to resolve the issue quickly. He is indifferent to matters outside his immediate life, but is also quite intelligent and possesses well-developed social skills.

A goblin with the characteristic green skin and long, pointed ears. Grumrak has dark eyes and pronounced orange eyebrows. He wears a typical assassin jacket with the hood tucked behind his ears. He wears black pants and brown boots. Grumrak is emotionally unstable and often very hot-tempered. If someone disobeys him, he begins to passively threaten, hinting at a possible "accident" that could happen to them (for example, when talking to Lololoshka, when he refused to kill the chicken "Quack," Grumrak hinted, "You just never know... Maybe a brick will suddenly fall on you from the roof").

Shangrin, like other redbuds, is impressively tall—approximately four meters. His eyes are red, and his face, with its large mandibles, is hidden beneath black and scarlet clothing that completely conceals his appearance. He resembles an anthropomorphic black insect with three pairs of wings, which distinguishes him from other redbuds, who have only two. Shangrin also has a small tail, reminiscent of a scorpion's. Over the course of more than 400 years on Aloterra, Shangrin has become calm and reasonable, yet still retains a certain arrogance, which is logical given his immense strength. At the same time, he is not averse to helping anyone he likes, which characterizes him as a rather kind being. Otherwise, he behaves quite moderately. The social system of Aloterra held no interest for him; he was only interested in the strength and deliciousness of the Will of those who came to him. Thanks to Lololoshka and Jodah, he was able to overcome his pride and left Aloterra to stop the merciless bloodshed perpetrated by other crimsons and to teach them how to gain power without resorting to violence.

His dark hair contrasts with his vibrant green eyes. He wears a pink T-shirt adorned with the mage symbol embroidered on the back. It was likely made for him by Thráin. A mage's guild badge is visible on his chest, emphasizing his professional status. Black pants complete the look. Charlie has a playful and cheerful personality, trying to find common ground and get to know all his customers. He loves to joke, which makes conversations with him more enjoyable and interesting. His only flaw is his narcissism, but his words are not empty, as he quickly backs them up.

A wolf with gray-blue fur, an anthropomorphic animal, which is not uncommon in Poen. He wears a smuggler's uniform with a gold badge on the right side of his vest. He does not tolerate ineffective work or slow people, so he always requires new recruits to the group to undergo testing. He often hints that Crab is superfluous, insulting him. He is reasonable and intelligent, making him the "brain of the missions."[1] Despite this, he is quite aggressive and uncontrollable, sometimes ready to strangle his guildmates, but Ashra always stops him.

He appears to be an ordinary man. He wears a purple hoodie with rolled-up sleeves and black pants, along with black shoes. Ben has slightly tanned skin, black hair, and black eyes. Around Ebardo, Ben tries to maintain a cool and confident demeanor to avoid losing his respect. However, he can show emotion when praised or criticized.

A red-haired man with brown eyes. He wears a brown buttoned vest with a gold badge on the upper right side. The smugglers' symbol—a gray wolf's head—is embroidered on the back. Crab is quite hot-tempered, but he's afraid when intimidated. He's noticeably stupid compared to the other members of the group. He's also illiterate, as evidenced by his letter to Julie. He values ​​his reputation greatly and tries to demonstrate his leadership skills in various situations, but due to his inexperience, he only receives ridicule, which he takes great offense to.

John has dark hair and wears a long, dark gray jacket with five buttons. He always wears a hood, lined with soft white fur, as do the cuffs of his sleeves. On his chest, John wears a smuggler's badge, resembling a medal. John is a cheerful guy who loves to joke, although not everyone appreciates his jokes. He is silent in debates, and when voting, he prefers to wait for others' opinions first. However, it's worth mentioning that John, like his friend Crab, is rather stubborn and a bit dim-witted.

Julie is a beautiful girl with fair skin. She has light brown hair pulled back into a bun, but dark eyes and eyebrows. She wears a Spice Crew outfit, and a Spice Crew badge hangs on the right side of her chest. At first glance, Julie may seem very uncultured and brazen, but upon getting to know her better, you realize she's nothing like that. In fact, she's a very kind and romantic girl.

Sal has fair, slightly yellowish skin, light blond hair and brown eyes, while Den has fair, slightly pinkish skin, brown hair and grey eyes. They wear identical clothes: a simple grey shirt with rolled-up sleeves, chocolate-colored pants and black boots. A badge adorns their chests, indicating their affiliation with the smugglers' guild. They use frying pans as weapons. Sal and Den are rough and tough guys who prefer to solve problems by force. They are stubborn, frivolous and naive, like children, especially when their main idol, Ashra, is nearby. "When I grow up, I want to be like Ashra!" Sal said when the girl returned from hunting, despite the fact that she is younger than him.[2] Their dislike for Lololoshka is mostly due to the fact that they constantly see him near Ashra.[3] They only began to respect the "bespectacled one" when he managed to defeat them in a two-on-one duel.

Bartholomew is a character from the season "The Voice of Time," Ebardo's twin brother. Bartholomew lives in his home world, in a cozy village. His wise advice and prophecies have earned him fame as an oracle, and residents turn to him for help in all important matters. The Oracle bears a physical resemblance to his brother, but there are significant differences in their appearance. However, according to him, he deliberately ensured this. The Oracle has green eyes and brown hair, and a beard and mustache. He wears a white headband and a brown vest over a white shirt, as well as light blue pants and dark brown shoes. Bartholomew is a good-natured and peaceful man. He spent long periods of time sitting in the Altar, meditating. One could say that he has become filled with himself. He's made peace with his own mind, thus remaining calm in seemingly any situation. He's the complete opposite of his younger brother in every way, which justifies his age. He dislikes his brother's actions and the person he's become. Bartholomew tried to convince him to change, but to no avail. He felt relieved when he learned Ebardo had ended up in Vidomnia.

The Scrible Sisters are two twin sisters, killers, and owners of the Scrible Sisters store.

Caravaggio is an anthropomorphic cat with light, milky fur. He has dark yellow eyes and a pink nose. He wears an orange sweater with white pants and coffee-colored boots. He also wears a large reddish-brown sash. Caravaggio appears to be a proud, domineering, and narcissistic Khajiit, which is not uncommon among spice farmers. As the innkeeper, he is quite hospitable and welcomed Lololoshka and Ashra warmly when they came looking for Dorothy. Caravaggio reacted with trepidation to Ashra's concern about her mother. He also takes a curious interest in "drama and scandal." Caravaggio considers Dorothy his best employee, but is not averse to showing his superiority over her because she is a Duska. For example, in episode 83, Caravaggio treated Ashra and Lololoshka to tea. When asked why he didn't pour tea for Dorothy, he replied, "You don't think I'm going to treat some Daska, do you?", thereby emphasizing his status in society and belittling Ashra's mother.

Dorothy is a character in the season "The Voice of Time" and Ashra's mother. She is a Duskian who worked for the spice merchant Caravaggio. She was relocated to a camp outside of Poena along with other Duskians. Little is known about her personality, but she seems to have a negative attitude toward the divisive social structure of the Between Worlds. Dorothy is also likely a rather insecure and downtrodden woman (because she is a Duskian), as when she first met Lololoshka and Ashra, she thought Caravaggio had mistakenly invited her and was embarrassed to sit at the table with them. She is a dark-skinned, barefoot brunette with an afro and yellowed eyeballs. She wears a Duskian collar around her neck and is dressed in a long, white, strapless dress.

Smugglers: Leader Scar. He has a strong build, large eye sockets, thick eyebrows, and a closely trimmed beard. He wears leather pants with short black boots, a cloak made of fur and the skin of an unknown beast, a gold medallion around his neck, and the pelt of an abyssal wolf.

Assassins: Leader Button (Tomo). She appears to be a young woman with dark hair, brown eyes, and pink paint on the left side of her face. Unlike the other assassins, she doesn't wear a hood. She wears an assassin uniform, topped with a leather vest trimmed with fur.

Matilda is a fairly kind girl, but very sensitive, as Eo noted. She can quarrel over even a grain of skint and actively haggles at the Poena market, trying to get a bigger discount. She often dislikes Lololoshka's manners with women. She dislikes long conversations and prefers to get straight to the point. She often uses people for her own gain, for example, meeting with a waiter from Abraxas to find out who owns a competing establishment. Despite all her father's shortcomings, Lisa treasures him very much, partly because he is her only living family member. She sometimes refers to herself in the third person. She is a young, red-haired girl with brown eyes and large black eyebrows. She wears a thieves' uniform with a green hood and a barely noticeable guild insignia on her chest.

Spice merchants: Leader Muscat (Kesh). A red panda, almost all of his fur is cranberry-red, part of his muzzle is white, and his paws are brownish-black. His eyes are black. Muscat wears a white shirt with a light red robe draped over it. The edges of the sleeves and the hem of the shirt are trimmed with gold thread, and the hem of the robe is also decorated with gold. A small gold badge is pinned to the robe. All guilds do not fight among themselves, as they have an agreement.

Thieves: Leader - Snake (Salazar). An anthropomorphic cobra in thieves' garb. The scales are green, brighter in some places. The eyes are lime green, the tips of the "crest" are gray.

Mages: The leader is Savos, a portly, elderly black man dressed in a blue mage uniform, with gray hair and a thick, long beard. He wears a large, conical dark blue hat, decorated with blue speckles.

A member of the thieves' guild, the owner of a tavern named after him – "The Fat Fox". Greedy, like all members of the thieves' guild, but can be helpful if necessary; he's easy to negotiate with.

Kelon looks like a typical Minecraft skeleton. After returning to the Between Worlds, he donned an assassin's uniform with a black and red badge. While little is known about Kelon's personality, one thing is certain: he is a very careful and attentive character. Worldwalking. Capable of traveling between worlds. Necromancy. Capable of rotating head 360 degrees.

A tall, dark-eyed woman of advanced age, with short, gray hair. She wears a black jacket with a notched lapel, cornflower-blue buttons, and short sleeves, under which she wears a white shirt with a gold stone sewn onto the collar. A white skirt covers her legs, and her footwear is represented by black shoes. Faragonda's character and motives are debatable. Initially, due to Eo's false stories, she was presented as an evil and envious old woman, willing to do anything to achieve her goal, no matter how inhumane the path. The residents of Poena, the "city of crime," share this opinion, as Faragonda has never maintained good relations with them and has caused them significant damage as a result of her wars. In a sense, they are right; no one deserves to relive their nightmares over and over for hundreds of years. This is truly torture, not the "humanism" that Vidomnia's slogan speaks of.

Johnny is a short man with brown hair and turquoise eyes. During his imprisonment, he wore a tattered, dirty T-shirt and trousers, but in Silevia, he is now wearing a long, gray coat with a collar and a red scarf. Bags under Johnny's eyes can also be seen. Johnny is a cheerful and kind man. After his release, he immediately embarked on the path of redemption and spent all his "fees" on helping those who suffered at his hands.[1] Johnny has special respect for his "savior," Lololoshka. At his request, Johnny voluntarily returned to the Interworld and was even ready to return to Vidomnia, to the "hated clowns," if Lololoshka had demanded it. Johnny is a character in the season "The Voice of Time." He is a former prisoner of Vidomnia, number 012, who was afraid of clowns. He was saved by Lololoshka in episode 32. It is unknown why exactly he was sent there or how serious the crime was, but Johnny is best known as the person who writes his own articles and gives interviews about Vidomnia.

Pavel is an adult man dressed in a gray shirt and brown pants. A brown belt is slung over his shoulder. A smuggler's guild badge is pinned to his chest. Pavel has a thick, dark-brown mustache and dark-brown hair. He wears a white headband. He prefers firearms and always carries a pistol. Pavel has a decisive, even a little rough, personality. He refers to himself in the third person and with a pronounced accent, his speech stubborn despite his seemingly serious tone. But these very qualities make him an excellent mentor, willing to teach not only verbally but also through practice. He is a good judge of character.

Xiao is a man of Asian appearance with a long, tapering beard and a receding hairline. He has thick, pronounced eyebrows and a mustache. He wears a green, knee-length kimono with gilded cuffs and trim. His hair is pulled back in a ponytail. He barely participated in the characters' dialogue, but, as Eo admitted at the time, he really enjoys eavesdropping and memorizing his clients' stories, which is typical of the owner of such establishments. He appears kind, honest, and, generally speaking, ordinary.

These are world-walkers whose spark has been completely exhausted in the process of draining its power, or through calculations in the Vidomnian Tower. They are the lowest strata of society due to their inability to travel between worlds, and therefore everyone in Poena despises them. They are forever bound to Poena, because if they try to pass through a portal, the void will tear them apart, and the Spark cannot help them. A distinguishing feature of the Dasks is their yellow eyes.

Eressia's appearance is unremarkable compared to other worlds. The sky is a natural blue, punctuated by clouds and a local "sun." The grass and trees are green. There are numerous animal species, both common and unusual (for example, bees, which collect pollen from various ores).

The Prison of Time is first mentioned in Jodah's Journal. He describes it as a place made entirely of ice. Demons call it something else, but Jodah couldn't translate it. It's so cold here that even breathing is difficult. Time doesn't pass at all, there are no sounds or colors, and any magic or power is instantly absorbed from the air. The prisoners "enjoy" the endless silence, and only occasionally does the Watcher silently appear here and there. Unsurprisingly, this journal belonged to Jodah. Here he shared his thoughts and wrote down all his plans.

Yakuza is a dimension from the "Voice of Time" season. A world where mafiosi and lawlessness reign, and all matters are resolved by gunfights. Little is known about the Yakuza. From what's shown, it's a relatively modern world, but a very dangerous one, as the mafia rules the roost. "It's a bit like Poena, only there are plenty of non-planeswalkers there, too. And they have a very unpleasant atmosphere," San-Fran said.

The Timeless Wasteland is a vast desert of deep shale and black sand. Its expanse is as vast as Time itself. The sky in this desert is dark gray, with small, sparse patches of light, like blotches. The terrain here is flat, like a normal desert, with slight elevation changes. Because time here becomes space, the ruptures caused by the paradox have become material, taking the form of black cracks.

Poena is located in the interworld—the space between other worlds and universes, where communication is lost. Beyond the city lies a forest and an abyss filled with dangerous creatures. Not far from the city stands a huge tower—Vidomnia, the fear of all planeswalkers. In Poena the sky never changes, the sky is a soft purple color and has some vertical stripes of light yellow

Skint are grains of a planeswalker's Spark that remain in the interdimensional void during travel between worlds; planeswalker energy that materializes due to the malfunctioning of matter in the interdimensional void. Only time always functions correctly, so the Spark takes material form, and a single transition creates a small grain of skint. Skint appears as a durable yellow crystal, extremely difficult to break or mine without specialized equipment. It grows naturally in some defective worlds and pocket dimensions lacking a strong barrier between the voids. Skint is accepted as currency in a very limited number of worlds where planeswalkers are numerous and known, while in others, useful and necessary resources are used. Skint is the primary currency in Poen, where planeswalkers ascribe various magical properties to it, although given its origin, this is not surprising. Despite the already great value of skint, it is also needed to power the golden, most important statue of the God of Time in Poen, which supports the entire Interworld. It is obtained by divers, jumping between worlds, and then traded with members of other guilds for various Interworld curiosities. In the Voice of Time, Lololoshka's main source of skint was the San Fran shop. Anti-skint, or Skintonite, is the opposite of skint; it absorbs and destroys it. Grains of skint and anti-skint gravitate toward each other, forming skint shards. It is strictly not recommended to carry it for long periods of time, especially through portals, as skintonite drains the Spark from a planeswalker.

a huge tower near Poena, led by a woman named Faragonda. She gathers planeswalkers from other worlds and imprisons them in the tower, analyzing their greatest fear and drawing out their power, with which they teleport - the spark, taking it for herself. After escaping or leaving there, a strong post-traumatic syndrome remains.