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Zeina is the princess of the Book Principality of Zartia, which she rules together with her brother.

Appearance Zeina has fair, smooth skin and waist-length burgundy hair, pulled up into tight curls. Individual golden threads mingle among the strands, and metal wires with beads are woven into the curls. Her eyes are a vibrant amber. A tiara crowns her head, its silhouette resembling two thin, sharp, straight horns; the tiara is adorned with two red stones of different shapes—one round, the other a teardrop. She wears mismatched gold earrings: a dragonfly on the right, and a circle with a small bead on the left.

Zane wears a dark orange turtleneck with short sleeves and yellow trim. Over this, she wears a white sleeveless jacket with gold trim: it has reinforced shoulders, a high, fitted collar, and open sides. Two yellow ribbons with symbols are attached to the jacket: diamonds (similar to the Book Principality's symbol) and circle outlines (similar to the Dark Principality's symbol). A red belt encircles her waist; a chain of four rings hangs from the front, and a dragonfly-shaped pin hangs from the back.

The skirt is three-layered: the top layer is a solid yellow with a darkened edge, the middle layer is white with a diamond pattern and a gold border, and the bottom layer is dark yellow with a white border. On the legs are long stockings with a diamond pattern and short orange shorts. White boots with red circles on the knees, yellow socks, and heels complete the outfit.

Personality Zeina is responsible, somewhat strict and proud, but not excessively so, and not to the detriment of her serious demeanor. She's quite straightforward and frank, sometimes caustic, but never rude. At 15, she's much more attentive, distrustful, and cautious than her older brother. Despite this, she also enjoys relaxing in a quiet environment and the little pleasures of life, like getting her hair done.

Powers and abilities Reign The title gives her power over the Book Principality, which she shares with Zart.

Prophecy Zeina can create a magical sphere of golden light that emits similar projections of dragonflies. She can see the future.

Zart is the prince of the Book Principality of Zartia, which he rules together with his sister.

Appearance Zart has fair, healthy skin and burgundy hair that curls slightly upwards, with individual golden strands visible among the hair, and beads woven into the hair. His eyes are amber. On his head is a golden crown with two round red stones; the front of the crown is adorned with two pairs of straight, narrow, sharp horns. He wears an orange-yellow shirt with bishop sleeves that reach to the wrists. Over it, he wears a snow-white tailcoat vest with short, voluminous sleeves that accentuate his shoulders, a mid-rise collar, a small pocket, and gold buttons and trim. A yellow dragonfly is woven onto the back of the vest. An orange belt encircles his waist, from which hang three test tubes with cork stoppers. Around his neck is a gold necklace with a diamond-shaped pendant, the symbol of the Book Principality. Light brown pants are covered in subtle patterns: stripes along the thighs and orange circles with yellow trim at the knees. The legs are rolled up, revealing mismatched socks—one blue, the other brick-colored. On her feet are yellow shoes with dark red soles and laces.

Personality Zart is a very energetic, intelligent, curious, and kind guy, but also a bit naive, disorganized, and frivolous. At heart, he remains a little child, but he has a passion for experimentation, which eventually bears fruit.

Powers and abilities Reign The title gives him power over the Book Principality, which he shares with Zeina.

Knowledge in the field of technomagic He attempts to control thunderstorms and storms using devices he created. He also managed, in a way that even he himself cannot understand, to send a message to Alenka's crystal.

Knowledge of magical botany The prince managed to breed silvery magical flowers whose pollen "animates" objects for a couple of hours, or rather, makes them levitate. However, this breeding also yielded a byproduct: purple flower variations. If you sprinkle their pollen on an object, instead of levitating it, it will become aggro for the same couple of hours.

The Cloud Principality is one of the eight principalities of Zartia. It is ruled by the order-obsessed Prince Claudius. The Fairytale Patrol has never been here. It is unknown what kind of creatures live here, other than winged people (or angels).

The Principality of Eternal Celebration (or the Holiday Principality) is one of the eight principalities of Zartia. The Fairytale Patrol visited it sixth, having been there in the episodes "Wonderful Fair" and "Otli." Creatures from all the principalities, including harlequins, trade and live here. Residents Hurley. The current ruler of the Principality of Eternal Celebration. Zeina described him as an "irresponsible laugher." He created Otley to do his job. Otley. Hurley's assistant and former de facto ruler of the principality. Harlequins. Native inhabitants of the Festive Principality. They are relatively small compared to the rest of Zartia's inhabitants. Natives of other principalities. Natives from the Sweet, Forest, Water, and Underground principalities who work and live here. Flyers. Mysterious flying creatures used by the rulers of the principalities for transport. They inhabit all regions except the Sweet Principality. Places The Market. A trading place where the inhabitants of Zartia sell various goods. Bookshop. A shop located next to the market. It sells books and small souvenirs. Tent of Wonders. A tent containing a slot machine used for cheating. Pharmacy. A place located next to the market. Medicines are sold here. Attractions. The Holiday Principality boasts a variety of rides, including roller coasters and a Ferris wheel. A shooting gallery. One of the entertainment options. Prizes and consolation treats are awarded for playing. The Palace. Where Hurley and Otley live. It contains a throne room, private chambers, and a corridor lined with golden harlequin statues.

The Water Principality is one of the eight principalities of Zartia. It is ruled by the swamp princess Tina. The Fairytale Patrol visited it fourth, staying there from the episode "Frog Rock" to the episode "Treasure." Water mages and magical aquatic creatures live here.

The Underground Principality is one of the eight principalities of Zartia. It is ruled by Princess Zlata. The Fairytale Patrol visited it from the episode "Mistress of the Underworld" to the episode "The Mighty Stonethrower." Earth mages and mountain magical creatures live here.

The Forest Principality is one of the eight principalities of Zartia. It is ruled by the young Prince Dubomir. The Fairytale Patrol was the third to visit it, staying there from the episode "The Power of Beauty" to the episode "Dubomir's Garden." Flora mages and magical forest creatures live here.

The Candy Kingdom is one of the eight principalities of Zartia. It is ruled by Princess Pastilina. The Fairytale Patrol visited it second, having been there in the episodes "The Elusive Grip" and "The Ballad of Pastilina." It is home to the Candy Wizards and the candy creatures they create.

The Book Principality is one of the eight principalities of Zartia. It is ruled by Prince Zart and Princess Zeina. It was the first principality visited by the Fairytale Patrol, excluding the Neutral Zone. It boasts advanced technology and a wealth of knowledge.

The Dark Principality is one of the eight principalities of Zartia. The Fairytale Patrol has never been here before. It is home to biomages and the deformed creatures they create.

Zartia is a mysterious world in the Fantasy Patrol franchise universe, where all episodes of the animated series' fifth season, except for "A Voice from the Past," take place. The world itself is divided into eight principalities, each led by a prince or princess, and a no-man's-land in the center. However, the Book Kingdom has two rulers—a prince and a princess.

Story

At the dawn of civilization, when only ageless and powerful magicians existed among people, ordinary people began to appear who did not possess magical abilities and longevity.

Some mages couldn't accept this. They created rune-keys and began searching for a world where they could live apart from mortals, naming it Zartia. At some point, they disappeared—and since then, Zartia has been considered a myth on Earth.

However, the apostates found a world where they could settle. Using the combined power of the keys inserted into the recesses around the Gates of Memory at the center of the new world, the mages began to shape the discovered lands as they wished. Splitting up, they created eight principalities in different parts of Zartia.

However, the pride and intolerance that had driven them to flee their native land divided them here too. Having fallen out completely, the elders took back their keys, dispersed to their principalities, and ceased communicating with each other.

Ultimately, so much time and so many different events had happened that the descendants of the ancient discoverers knew this story only fragmentarily and even considered the "Ancient Homeland" a myth until the rulers of the Book Principality found the main heroines who had ended up in Zartia.

At some point, Zart, Prince of the Book Principality, obsessed with the existence of an "Ancient Homeland," found instructions in the archives for creating one-time portals to Zartia from Earth and found a way to transmit them there. Afterward, the Fantasy Patrol arrived in Zartia. It turned out that Zart was only trying to prove his theories and didn't know a working way to exit Zartia. He merely suggested that activating the Memory Gate would help open a return portal.

With the help of his magic, he can create and transform various creepy creatures, such as werewolves, zombies, or skeletons.

Personality: At first glance, Art is a gallant romantic. This is evident in his attitude toward Alice. But in reality, he is a narcissistic, manipulative, and cynical schemer. Age: 17 years.

Art has pale skin, light gray hair, green eyes, and pointed ears. He wears a crown with a rounded, pale green stone on his head. The back of the crown resembles horns. He wears an old-style gray and white shirt. He wears a black vest over it, which transitions into a cape, with silver trim. His arm armor consists of a dark gray puff sleeve with contrasting stripes running across his shoulder and mid-shoulder. A tight-fitting dark green sleeve extends from his shoulder to his wrist, and long black gloves reach his elbows. A pendant in the shape of a green oval stone, a different color from the one in the crown, stands out around his neck. He wears high black boots that extend seamlessly from his light gray pants.