Interworld

Vivivilka, or Vi for short, is a 14-year-old teenager, Lololoshka's older brother. He's 177 cm tall and has short, dark brown hair in a ponytail to keep it out of the way. Like his brother, he's a Voidwalker, but unlike him, he's better at controlling and using his Spark. He wears a black sleeveless turtleneck and a black hoodie with red details over it, black pants with pockets, and black boots. He has scarlet eyes under red glasses, though he wears them tightly on his head. He also wears a red scarf around his neck. His hands are bandaged. Why? To make his blows hurt more. He carries a heavy two-handed sword on his back, which Vivivilka uses to protect his brother and fight. He has numerous scars on his body, especially on his arms. He also has a couple on his face, which only adds to his menacing appearance. His voice is rough and harsh, just like his personality. His movements are abrupt and rude. This immediately betrays his wayward nature. He does everything to protect his brother, even though it may not seem that way from the outside. He loves his younger brother very much, despite his personality. He is a pessimist and often disagrees with the younger brother's frankly idiotic ideas. He knows how to use his strength and spark very well. Therefore, he slightly shares his brother's knowledge with his knowledge, although not all lessons go as expected... His speech consists of swearing, cursing, insults, swearing, and teasing. He calls his brother "brat," "little thing," and the like. And in general, he cares for him. If the younger one falls asleep at work, he carries him to his bed. He is an atheist. The younger one doesn't often sleep... he always helps his brother, but, of course, with teasing. Vivivilka likes to pick up his brother in unexpected moments, frightening him. And then laugh at his reaction. Vivivilka likes to create weapons himself. From various materials and products. He is excellent at it. Vivivilka, unlike his brother, does not have a speech impediment. He interacts calmly with the observers and leaves a few to watch over Lola when Elder needs to go somewhere. He can talk to First Mother for hours, discussing something or Lola. Elder also constantly adjusts Brother's scarf.

The Beginning, Between Worlds, better known as the First Mother. Appearance The creature was initially depicted as a gigantic, shapeless, colorless creature, reminiscent of a tardigrade. Others predominantly describe it as a huge fish. Its mouth, presumably composed of several barbels and bristles, gives it a somewhat crustacean-like appearance. Character: The First Mother is relatively calm, but her strength is almost exhausted, so she rarely manages to provide any concrete information. Ordinary beings cannot sense her presence, and only the First Ones can speak to her. However, she can contact them voluntarily, as she once did with Father. Unlike other members of her race, she shows an interest in mortals and believes that power like hers should be possessed by more than just interworlders. She is not interested in personal needs; she simply wants her light to shine. Capabilities: An existence beyond the concept of death. According to the First Mother herself, her consciousness constantly travels from one body to another. By chance, her final resting place was the Archean dimension. Creation of worlds and multiverses. Interworlder's Blood: According to the First Mother, her blood is will, strength, and light, and Spark, sparks, and skint are its various manifestations. It is thanks to the Mother's blood that planeswalkers and First Ones are capable of interdimensional travel.

Since the Church destroyed any mention of Archaeus' past, we don't know much information about him, but based on that, we can put together a certain sequence of events. The infection was created by the elf Tadmavriel, who, while pursuing his wife, accidentally "infected" a common Skint with his blood, which soon resulted in his gaining absolute power in the world. However, his son wanted to save this world, so he sealed himself and the infected on Gochledol, shielding him from the rest of the world. Despite this, the Father continued to control the infected, and so his old friend Lukiy founded the Church of Purification, which praised the Father's deeds and goals, advancing His work without his involvement. The Church soon became the only religion in Archaea.

"The Great Blessing" or the appearance of the skint in Archaea: According to the original version of the Book of the Father, it was the Father who gave the skint to Archaeus. At that time, the inhabitants were unaware of its power and perceived it as a "warm, glowing crystal," so they used it, for example, as a candle or a heating pad. However, they began to recognize the gift's power after learning to use the guiding skint. During this period, the skint became known as the "Great Blessing."

Eternal Twilight: The emergence of an infected skint and the public reaction The corrupted version of the skint emerged after the blood of the Father, the Blood of the Beginning, and the skint mingled. However, by that time, the skint had already begun to acquire its first followers, who valued the skint in any form and also embraced the corrupted skint, promoting it to the masses. However, not everyone accepted the new skint, especially the elves, who were the first to truly study the corrupted skint. The followers then began to doubt the Father, and then came the punishment for rejecting the Great Good—the Eternal, beautiful Twilight.

Karas - 27 hours. A karas is a clay vessel used in the Transcaucasus for storing wine, with a capacity averaging from a couple hundred to even a thousand liters (in the Heart of the Universe, this jug holds 5.1 liters). It is similar to the Greek pithos.

World currency: In Archaea, the primary currency is sparks. Although their origin remains a mystery, they are shaped like small stars, which may be the source of their name. Sparks are dropped in abundance by incarnate beings. It is also known that only those with blood can hold sparks. Religion: This world is ruled by the Church of Purification, which is also the primary religion in Archaea. Its leader and founder is Bishop Lucius and Father; the latter is praised as a "gift-giver" who brought the skint and the infected skint to Archaea as his blessings. The church preaches the cult of infection, or rather "purification," claiming that the skint is the path to grace. Its adherents believe that when you feel worthy, you must undergo a rite of purification and absolve yourself of all your sins, and until then, you must strive with all your might to avoid incarnation.

This was done for the reason that it is not beneficial for the Church for all beings in Archea to become incarnate and not try to become infected by force in the event of an impending danger.

Archaea is a world that degenerated during the Middle Ages, the vast majority of whose creatures are infected with a corrupted version of the skinh. These creatures are commonly referred to as incarnates, though for some communities, they remain mere monsters. Most inhabitants adhere to the church dogma, believing that the Father has bestowed a gift upon them, so little effort has been made to stop the infection. The infection manifests itself in various forms, mutating depending on the environment and the organisms infected. Even skinh are susceptible to infection, transforming from their normal form to the infected form, changing their color from yellow to purple. Archaea is extremely isolated. Access here is impossible by conventional means, only through a special ancient ritual. Escape is entirely impossible due to the protective curtain around the world, erected to protect the multiverse from the corrupted Skint's infiltration into all worlds. Planeswalkers here are called "interworlders," further emphasizing the world's isolation from the rest of society. Besides humans, Archea is home to anthropomorphic birds, dwarves, gnolls, and other intelligent species. Elves once inhabited it, but they were almost completely exterminated by the Church of Purification. All races here are united by an open hatred for each other that has persisted for millions of years. Units of time measurement There is no day or night in Archaea, so time is measured in vessels filled drop by drop with a special viscous oil. For convenience, these vessels have the same volume everywhere. A drop lasts 4 seconds. This is exactly how long it takes for a drop to break away from the top container and fall into the bottom one. Kiaf - almost exactly 14 minutes. A kiaf is an ancient Greek vessel for pouring wine into cups, its capacity is 0.045 liters. Skyphos – 2 hours and 3 minutes. A skyphos is an ancient Greek drinking vessel with a capacity of 0.395 liters.

Planeswalkers - Planeswalkers cannot be considered a separate species or race, as they can be any intelligent being. They have no distinguishing features other than the presence of a special "organ," the WMD, better known as the "Spark." Thanks to this, planeswalkers possess the ability to "walk through worlds," as their name suggests. On average, planeswalkers make up 0.4% of all intelligent beings in existence. Their prevalence is limited not to just one world, but to entire realities. In other universes, they are not particularly distinct from one another, but, for example, WMDs are called "Flashes" rather than "Sparks," although the basic name remains.

The first planeswalkers received their Sparks millions of years ago from a powerful being dwelling in the space between worlds. However, in modern times, a Spark cannot be acquired; it must be born with one. The chance of being born with a WMD depends on the bloodline and species. For example, for the purple-headed, this chance is extremely high, approximately 1/2.

Not everyone loves and favors planeswalkers, and some even openly hate and despise them. Due to the significant superiority in power and the variability of their Spark's appearance, not all planeswalkers use it for good. As a result, various realities gradually developed various concepts of prisons designed specifically for planeswalkers. One of these was Vidomnia, where planeswalkers were drained of their Spark, turning them into helpless dusks. The concept was based on planeswalkers being captured and locked away on an isolated island, where they lived a happy, ignorant life for the rest of their days. Both prisons were eventually destroyed, but it is unknown how many more such prisons exist in the multiverse. Moving between worlds. Void magic is a special "type of magic" possessed to varying degrees by all planeswalkers. It allows them to bend space and thus "jump" through the interdimensional void, moving from one world to another. (Likely a norm.)

The Beholder - Existence outside of linear time; Capabilities: Psychological pressure: he exerts a chilling influence on others, and his presence causes intense fear and paralyzing anxiety in the unprepared, as well as a feeling of a "raised sword"; in addition, he makes various noises and whispers, and is constantly shrouded in a dark "smoke." Telepathy; Teleportation; Change of appearance; Immortality: stands above the concept of life and death; Spreading Cold; Mysterious, shrouded in fog and darkness. He doesn't speak, but he doesn't need to, as his presence can be sensed mentally, just like his speech. The beholder avoids unnecessary glances and observes his "victims," ​​remaining within their peripheral vision, causing discomfort and uneasiness. Even demons—some of the most powerful creatures—feel fear of him. The Watcher perceives his work as a duty, so he neither cares nor dislikes its fulfillment. He has his own interests and is curious about living beings, but remains committed to his goal of maintaining balance in the multiverse. His body and existence are dependent on perception. However, 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 dark cloak with white buttons, the sleeve cuffs are soft white fur, and a hood with the same fur covers his head. He maintains a neutral relationship with the League of Saints. He sometimes comes and silently observes Lololoshka and Weevivilka (the League of Saints are aware of this and are fine with it).

Hawk Clan: The Hawks are an organization in Mysterium (the name of the world) that is at odds with the Falcons. Peculiarities Ordinal numbers Each new participant receives his ordinal number and begins to complete various tasks. Access levels Rating table Rating table Some rooms are closed to newcomers and only become accessible after reaching high levels on the leaderboard. There are five access levels in total, plus one fictitious one. Hawks with the highest ranking receive various rewards—magical artifacts that are of no use to the administration. First level skip Access to the database Access to tasks Second level pass Extended database access Daily bonus New tasks Access to special missions Blueberry 40× Third Level Pass Increase in reward Increased daily bonus New tasksMore special tasks Even more expanded access to the database Treats in the recreation area Blueberry 150× Level 4 Pass Maximum rewards! Maximum daily bonus! Access to all tasks! VIP lounge! Blueberry 1000× Level 5 Skip 100% access to all buildings Only the most outstanding Hawks receive Level 6 Skip Access to the secret part of the base - house #1 Only the most trusted Hawks receive Currency The Hawks have a special currency for the leaderboard: blueberries. Each completed task rewards a certain number of blueberries, which can be used to improve your ranking or unlock a new pass level. The Hawks' old currency was cookies. Corps The entire Hawks' base is divided into buildings and floors, and access to movement within them is only open to those with level five clearance. Corps of workers Research Industrial Control Other Story Creation The Hawks were created by former Falcons Sunfish and Shark to stop their rampage. Gradually, more and more people joined them, and eventually a massive base was built. The destruction of the reactor. When the Falcons were ready to launch a massive reactor to awaken an ancient being

Sun-fish — Sun-fish, the God of Darkness, or simply Fish, as he is known in the circles of the League of Saints. A tall black creature, 205 cm tall, with short black hair in a ponytail. He is dressed in black armor with a black spark on his chest. He has a stern, not very emotional, and stern gaze. Although stern, he is very kind to his friends (but is cold to Lololoshka and ignores him), and is withdrawn. He is the creator and head of the Hawk Clan (which is why he is constantly busy and rarely sees the little planeswalker). He either ignores Lololoshka or communicates with him briefly. He is not a very sociable person. But this does not mean he "hates" or "despises" the boy. No. He simply always tells Mirtz, "Your child is your responsibility." But he is also not averse to chatting with Lololoshka and Vivivilka when he is in a good mood.

Arnir—Arnir, Svetik, as other members of the League of Saints call him, or simply the God of Light. A tall, white being, 220 cm tall, with long, soft yellow hair braided behind his back. Soft yellow, shimmering eyes and a gentle gaze. He is also several billion years old, but slightly younger than the Interworlder. He wears white armor with a yellow sparkle on his chest. He is calm, reasonable, gentle, peace-loving, and fair, unlike many other gods. He dislikes unnecessary noise and fights. He is kind and affectionate with children, especially Lololoshka and Vivivilka (although he always calls them "child"). He often listens to Lololoshka's complaints about Mirz and supports him. He helps his friend (the Interworlder) with Lololoshka's weapon training. He is the creator of extremely powerful items, such as the Seal of Light.

Capabilities: Destruction of any magical barriers. Space management, The ability to create worlds (but has not created them in recent centuries), Enormous strength and power, characteristic of the gods, Full access to spark magic.

He is the ruler and God of the world called "Arnir"—ironic as it may be. He is a just, wise, and kind ruler, so his subjects love and revere him. The Interworlder also enjoys giving Lololoshka various tasks and practices in this world. He will be under constant supervision. Arnir, during his (Lololoshka's) time, likes to "walk" with him and offer advice. He provides great emotional support to the little planeswalker. He often goes for walks with Lololoshka and Vivivilka, it’s not difficult for him, and the kids benefit from fresh air (even without Interworlder and his lectures).

The Interworlder—the Interworlder, the mentor, as Lololoshka calls Him, or simply "Miretz," as He is known in the circles of the League of Saints. Although Lololoshka cannot call Him that simply. The Interworlder is the mentor and guardian of Lololoshka and Vivivilka. A tall being, 230 cm tall, several billion years old. He has been Lololoshka and Vivivilka's guardian for four years. He saved them from a dying world, and they turned out to be strong, but small, Planeswalkers, so he began teaching them and conducting various training and tasks for them. He is usually extremely strict, cool, and calm. He often scolds his charges for their irresponsible actions and misdeeds. But he rarely punishes them—he simply sees no point. "Punishment will not help if they don't understand what they did wrong," the Interworlder always said. He always thinks prudently, coolly, and dozens of steps ahead. During crucial and challenging moments during Lololoshka and Vivivilka's missions, he gives him stern and appropriate advice and recommendations (though he often disobeys them, the little idiots). He rarely shows emotion or concern, although he is very concerned about "his boy." In the evenings, he discusses various topics (especially the behavior and successes of Lololoshka and Vivivilka) with the rest of the League of Saints. He maintains excellent relationships with all members of the League of Saints. On a first-name basis with the Interworld and the Watcher. He can recreate any weapon (but prefers a two-handed sword) from void magic, but prefers to simply kill instantly with pure void magic. They live in a mansion in a world called Archaea.

He wears dark gray armor with purple accents, a hooded cape, and a cloak. His face is covered with a mask with two stripes running from his "third eye" to its upper edge, as well as two protruding elements that accentuate his cheekbones. His eyes are purple, emitting a bright white glow. He never removes his mask. He is a demiurge. For him, Lololoshka is like a son. He feels like his father, though he stubbornly refuses to admit it. He is a demiurge.