Waru - ruler of waruland 💚

Face and Hair: Curly, bright green hair with dark green eyebrows. Her eyes are hidden by large, round green glasses with white spirals on the lenses. Her eyes are not visible behind the glasses.
Clothing (Land of Kings/Kingdom): A dark green cloak with a fluffy white collar, with the number "5" pinned to the collar.
Headdress: Instead of the old top hat, he wears a crown.
Shoes: Green shoes, often with pointed toes (in casual wear) and green socks.
Features: Has green pupils in the form of spirals.
Height and age: Height is about 197 cm, age is approximately 27 years old.

Waru is the 5th clone, the Jack of Spades from the "Land of Kings." He is a selfish, sadistic, and provocative character who enjoys tormenting others. He is cunning, possesses delusions of grandeur, and dreams of becoming a leader. He wears green glasses (hiding his eyes) and green clothing. He is the ruler of Waruland, where he forces citizens to wear glasses to conceal chaos, though he himself shows no concern for the residents. Personality: Rude, deceitful, and narcissistic. Waru often acts proactively, seeking to disrupt the established order, provoking his clones by exploiting their weaknesses.

A totalitarian state ruled by Waru, where residents are required to wear green glasses. Waruland stands out as the most restrictive and dictatorial state, where residents see a distorted view of the world.
Illusion and Control: The villagers consider Vara a hero who fights monsters, but in reality they are under strict control, forced to wear glasses and bow to the ruler.

Waruland, the state of the Fifth Waru clone, is a chessboard kingdom. The country is built like a chessboard, with houses representing the chess pieces. The secret to its residents' "happiness" is the obligatory green glasses.

The Card World ("Land of Kings") is a fictional dimension created by Fyodor for eight clones. Initially a physics-less darkness, it was transformed, thanks to "probability generators," into a flexible space with eight states. The clones were given bodies, and the world gained gravity, its own celestial bodies, and unique cultures.

Changes and Laws: Initially, clones were glowing silhouettes with no purpose. With the advent of probability generators, the world became malleable (subatomically changing), and day/night lighting was introduced.
Connection to reality: The Card World is linked to Fyodor's magic, which allows him to create clones or change their world.