Looking

The watcher never speaks, even to Christian. He is always understood by his gaze, what his gaze reflects. But he can be read by his gaze.

The Watcher likely has black tentacles. He uses them only when necessary, or when he wants or needs them. That way, they're not visible behind his back. Jodah even once said they looked like tentacles, but apparently he was joking. However, the Watcher controls them.

Most often, the gaze of the Beholder expresses coldness, that is, "The gaze of the Beholder expresses coldness." This emotion so consistently reflects him that others—especially Lololoshka—are VERY surprised that the Beholder can ever express other emotions.

The Watcher, as has been said many times, knows how to speak, but doesn't. But when he does, his voice is quiet, almost a whisper, sometimes so enigmatic. But he doesn't speak if he doesn't want to.

Christian is an elf. This race is lacking in some worlds, especially Archaeus is very bad, so this... Rarely, let's say...
Christian is NOT a Planeswalker. And NOT even a demiurge. He's just an ordinary elf.
Christian knows how to cook. And very tasty.
Christian is very well versed in chemistry, biology, physics and history.
Christian can draw and knit, but he rarely does it.
Christian's past (childhood) and his origin are NOT known to anyone, not even to the Watcher himself.
Christian is sometimes envied by some girls - after all, he is the best friend of Bol Time himself. Although, because of his kindness and his help to others, he is very respected, because Poene lacks this now. Kindness and humanity.
Christian is very fond of animals, he has a small, ginger kitten (the Watcher thinks they are very similar).
Christian is an excellent student, he is very well versed in computer science and biology.
Christian has a birthmark on his thigh, according to Lololoshka, it looks very cool.
Christian has his own apartment. He is a VERY clean elf, his apartment is in perfect order all the time.

Christian is an elf. Elves are rare to find anywhere, this race is lacking in some worlds, especially in the Archean.
Christian is NOT a Planeswalker. He is not even a demiurge. He's just an ordinary elf.

World:
Between Worlds
Locations:
Pot-Bellied Fox, Abraxas, Herbalist's Hall.
Poena, also known as the "Impossible City", is the main location in the world called the "Voice of Time".
Poena
is a city formed as a resistance to Faragonda. Although it is considered the safest place in the Interworld, not all Planeswalkers living in it have pure intentions. In Poën, it is important to always remain on the alert, otherwise there is a high chance of being penniless or, worse, headless. The city is surrounded by high, thick walls of stone, at the entrance there are bouncers who guard the entrance to the city and control the arrivals, filtering them out.
Next to Poena is Vidomnia, a prison where criminals are tortured, forced to go through their own nightmare over and over again, gradually depriving them of the Spark. It is not customary to talk about it in wide circles. The villagers are aware of what's going on in the tower, but everyone prefers to think they'll never be there. And only the "extinguished" eyes of the Dusks serve as a reminder of the reality of Vidomnia.
Interesting Facts:
It is because Poena is quite dangerous and not the safest that the Watcher worries about Christian.
There are many gangs and small towns in Poen.

Participants:
Overseer (manager)
Jodah Avi (assistant)
Prisoners:
Lucius (escaped, later amnestied)
Woland (escaped, later amnestied)
Jodah Avi (released)
Intermyrez-Demiurge (freed and absorbed by Jodah)
Abyssa
Zephyrion
Rehoboam Calhoun (released)
Ebardo
Countless prisoners.
Rehoboam
Calhoun was the only known prisoner who has the right to leave the Prison of Time.
The Interworlder is the most wanted criminal in the multiverse for his repeated backlashes for personal gain. Rumor has it that the Overseer himself is looking for him.
The way the demons call the Prison of Time is written in the language of the enchantment table, from the broken font it is possible to make out only "cas?le ?? r? ?f ice". By adding the missing letters, you get "castle born of ice". "a castle born of ice").

Name:
Time Prison
Type:
Unknown
Day Cycle:
No
Temperature:
Low
Sentient Species:
Lots of Sentient Species.
The Prison of Time is a place for the most notorious and dangerous criminals who have violated the law of the multiverse. Here, the prisoners have eternity to think about their behavior. The prison is run by the Overseer - literally Time and Death in one person.
Description:
The Prison of Time is first mentioned in Jodach's Diary. He describes it as a place made entirely of ice. The demons call this place differently, but Jodahu has not been able to translate it. It is so cold here that it is even difficult to breathe. Time does not pass at all, there are no sounds and colors, and any magic and power is instantly absorbed from the air. The prisoners "enjoy" the endless silence, and only occasionally the Overseer appears silently in one place or another.
The Prison of Time is a separate dimension, somewhat reminiscent of a pocket one, with a huge "ice castle" stretching infinitely upward. The central area is the largest room, from which you can see all the floors at once. From the central room there are four branches, which already lead to cells with prisoners and stairs for climbing to the next floors. Most likely, the Time Prison is looped. There are no more structures in the prison, including canteens, because if there is no time, there is no hunger.
The prisoners and the environment are "gray", although it is not known exactly why, because light penetrates here, which means it moves and reflects off the surface. Prisoners can safely move around the cells and talk to each other (by gestures or lip-reading). Also, all of the above rules do not apply to those who are not prisoners of the Time Prison, and, for some reason, to Lucius. Also, according to Jodach, after Lucius's escape, it became harder to move here.
In the Time Prison, creatures of completely different species and races are imprisoned. The status and level of power does not matter. According to the Interworlder-Demiurge, even four gods will not be able to escape.

Name:
Between Worlds
Type:
Unique
Creator:
Faragonda
Day Cycle:
None
Temperature:
Medium
Sentient Species:
Creature Classes:
Dusky
Planeswalkers
Creature Types (Planeswalkers and Duskys only):
Humans;
Elves;
Goblins;
Dwarves;
Werewolves;
Khajiit;
Snakemen;
Wolves (possibly werewolves in animal form);
Girl Scouts (unknown);
Level of development:
Medium.
Description:
The Between Worlds is an inferior and even somewhat pocket-sized dimension that was created solely by a single structure: Vidomnia. Only Planeswalkers can get here, and then only of their own free will, but it will no longer be possible to return back or move to any other place with the help of the Spark, which is what the basic principles of the tower are based on. It is possible to get out of here only through a magical portal, which is actively used by magicians in Poen. Once you've been to the Between Worlds, you always know how to open a portal there again. Planeswalkers who cannot cope with magic also get here through an extinguished skin, which can be purchased from a mage near the Central Portal in the main square of Poena.

Enhanced Stamina:
Planeswalkers are resistant to many negative effects, including some poisons and poisonous fumes. Various injuries are not terrible for them, since due to accelerated regeneration, the wounds heal quickly, and the bones grow together. And if the Planeswalker is in serious danger, the Spark can move it to safety on its own.
Slowed Body Aging Process:
The presence of the Spark greatly slows down the aging process of Planeswalkers, causing them to live significantly longer than other creatures. The lifespan depends on the strength of the Spark, the environmental conditions, and the species to which the Planeswalker belongs.

Movement between worlds:
Main article: Interdimensional Travel
Organ Normal beings are unable to move between worlds, as the interdimensional void will tear them apart. But thanks to the Spark, Planeswalkers can "jump" over it, allowing them to move from one world to another.
Void Magic:
Void Magic is a special "type of magic" that all Planeswalkers possess to some degree. Thanks to it, they are able to curve space and thereby "jump" the interdimensional void, moving from one world to another. In the ordinary world, it does not manifest itself in any way, in the Interworld, it was used by smugglers to summon void creatures. There is a rare type of Planeswalker whose main type of magic is void magic: they are much easier to master, although any Planeswalker can start developing it. The greatest contribution to the development of void magic was made by Faragonda.
Spells:
Chasing the Spark, or Conseco, is a spell that allows you to track a Planeswalker's Spark if it has been moved to another location or world relatively recently.
Reverto is a spell that allows you to return to any place previously visited with the Spark.
Environmental Adaptation:
Unlike other creatures, the genetic code of Planeswalkers is partially variable, allowing them to modify their bodies and gain new abilities to adapt to their environment. Adaptation occurs in the first seconds after moving into the world and most often passes unnoticed by the owner of WMD.
With this ability, Planeswalkers are able to understand and learn to understand many languages. However, adaptation does not occur to all languages, but only to those in which the inhabitants of the world communicate. The presence of the Spark, although in most cases helps to successfully communicate with others, does not guarantee the understanding of absolutely all languages in the universe. For example, the language of the "villagers" is so primitive that even the Planeswalkers do not understand it.

The first is a group of the most ancient Planeswalkers, whose Spark is so powerful that it allows them to travel not only between worlds, but also in time using the Timeless Wasteland. In addition, they are able to travel between realities through Departure, using special masks that also distinguish them from other Planeswalkers (except for Guah, who prefers not to wear a mask due to personal beliefs about his power).
Their main goal is to spread the Spark throughout the multiverse, which they have unequivocally succeeded in a few million years. At some point in time, they separated from each other and dispersed to different realities.
In the vastness of the multiverse, the First are better known as the "Interworlders". Initially, they were nicknamed so by the Archeans for their ability to travel through parallel realities. Subsequently, in Archea, the term "interworlder" became synonymous with the word "planeswalker", and on other worlds, the interworlders began to be considered a separate race.

Dusks, otherwise known as "extinguished," are planeswalkers whose Interdimensional Travel Organ has been so badly damaged that they have lost the ability to travel between worlds. Their distinctive feature is gray eyes with yellow sclera. For the first time, Duskis were shown in the world of the "Voice of Time" in Poen, where they are the lowest strata of society. It's not that you can't talk to them, even look in their direction, otherwise your reputation will come to an end.
The most effective way to damage WMD is an anti-skin, aka "skintonite". This dark gray crystal is capable of sucking the Spark from the Planeswalker, and therefore cannot be carried around for long periods of time, especially when traveling between worlds. The consequences of prolonged exposure to a Planeswalker with skintonite can be:
Rapid clouding of the mind;
Damage to limbs and other parts of the body;
Unbearable burning sensation in the chest area;
Paralysis of the whole body.
Many of the mechanisms in Vidomnia are powered by skintonite, and given that the Spark in the Between Worlds does not regenerate, the prisoners eventually turn into dasks. After that, being completely hopeless, they find themselves outside the tower to be eaten by local creatures. The Dusces cannot leave the Interworld, as the interdimensional void will tear them apart, so living in Poen as slaves remains the only true solution for them.

Name:
Planeswalkers
Abundance:
0.4% of all sentient beings
Level of development:
Advanced
World:
Archaeus (homeworld)
Many worlds
Interworlds
Language:
Many languages (except for the language of the inhabitants).
Planeswalkers are creatures capable of moving between worlds using the Interdimensional Travel Organ (WMD). Planeswalkers hail from the Archaean dimension and, thanks to the First Ones, have spread throughout the multiverse.
Description:
Planeswalkers cannot be called a separate species or race, because they can be absolutely any sentient being. They have no distinguishing features, except for the presence of a special "organ", WMD, better known as "Spark". Thanks to it, Planeswalkers have the ability to "walk through the worlds", as the name implies.
On average, Planeswalkers make up 0.4% of all sentient beings in the universe. The scale of their distribution is limited not only to worlds, but to entire realities. In other versions of the universe, they do not differ much from each other, but, for example, in the native reality of JDH, WMD is called "Flash", not "Spark", although the basic name is preserved.
The first Planeswalkers received their Sparks millions of years ago from a powerful creature that dwells in the space between the worlds. But in modern conditions, it is impossible to acquire a Spark in any way, only to be born with it. The chance of a creature with WMD being born depends on the pedigree and species. For example, for crimsons, this chance is extremely high and is about 1/2.

Name:
Timeless Wasteland
Type:
Unique
Viceroy:
Day Cycle Watcher
:
Absent
Age:
Immeasurable, Time
Dependent Access:
Etherlords
Only Location:
Multiverse;
All realities.
The Timeless Wasteland (not to be confused with the Interdimensional Void!) is an interdimensional phenomenon where there is no space and Time becomes space. It is a huge dark desert, the size of which is immeasurable, and lasts as long as Time exists.
Description:
The Timeless Wasteland is a vast desert composed of deep shale and black sand. Its vastness is as great as Time itself. The sky in this desert is dark gray, with small and sparse lightened areas, in the form of spots. The terrain here is flat, like that of an ordinary desert, with small differences in altitude.
Due to the fact that time becomes space here, the ruptures have become material due to the paradox and have acquired the form of black cracks.
Interesting Facts:
Only demiurges and the Overseer can enter the Wasteland.
Being at any point within a particular Universe, you can go through the Wasteland to any period of time at a particular point in the same Universe. Simply put, when moving through the Wasteland, only time changes, and the original position from which the creature moved here remains the same.
Since Time in the Wasteland has a material form, the Beholder, in his true form, has the ability to speak here.
According to Malecki, the timeless wasteland is inaccessible to ordinary Planeswalkers, most gods, and even more so to the Organization.

It's really quite surprising, and it's completely out of character for the Overseer, but... He cares about Christian. Who else would care about him if not the Overseer, right?
The Watcher is always ready to protect Christian. He's ready to do practically anything for him. Christian really is... important to him. Very important.
And yes, the Overseer spoke of certain personal "interests"... Most likely, they were connected to Christian. The Overseer didn't finish the sentence, but he definitely had romantic feelings.
The Watcher, which also doesn't fit his character at all, is gentle with Christian. ONLY with Christian. He's very gentle with him, as if he were some precious, fragile, and defenseless resource. Even Jodah noticed and remarked that the Watcher had become somehow gentle.
The Watcher isn't actually jealous. He's not a jealous person at all, he's not possessive, but... There are exceptions. Yes, the Watcher is capable of jealousy towards Christian (also only in his "human" form). He's jealous ONLY of John, and also of his girlfriend Alice.
The observer is surprised himself, becoming some kind of "house cat" next to Christian! But he doesn't do anything about it. And he doesn't object, although... He's a little embarrassed and, of course, surprised.
The Watcher is quite calm around him. He considers him his best friend, although secretly, the Watcher... He's in love with Christian.
Yes.
The watcher is head over heels in love with Christian. He loves him. Very much. For two years now... (They've known each other for two years, too.)
And yes, even though Christian is certainly VERY tactile, the Watcher still enjoys and even needs Christian's hugs. They're so warm, while the Watcher himself is so cold... They're complete opposites. The Watcher generally doesn't like hugging or touching anyone, but when Christian does, he doesn't mind.

The Overseer met him in the World, called "The Voice of Time" (By the way, then the Overseer found out that his soul in the form of God was standing there).
The watcher saw that Christian was an Elf. This is really a VERY rarity in this world, and this is not an exaggeration. Moreover, Christian's appearance was also very rare, and character is just something good.
The viewer liked it.
At first, the Overseer just followed him with his gaze, and then he came up to him altogether.
At first, Christian flinched, as he hadn't expected the God of Time himself to approach him! But the Watcher whispered that he should not be afraid, and that he... Just wish... To get acquainted?
Christian could not refuse the God of Time himself, so he timidly agreed.
In other ways... Christian answered all the questions of the Overseer, and he was satisfied.
The viewer even showed him his "human" appearance, it was much easier for them to talk in it.
A few hours passed, and the Overseer asked if he wanted... Well, make friends with him...
Honestly, Christian was VERY surprised. But he agreed quite quickly, and very timidly.
The overseer was also satisfied. And also, in his "human" form, the Watcher realized that what he felt for Christian was real, sincere, unconditional love.

Full Name:
Christian Fet
Nicknames:
Christie, Chris
Age:
19 years Height
:
172 cm
Date of birth:
May
23 Gender:
Male
Species:
Elf
Nationality:
American
Place of residence:
World "Voice of Time"
Orientation:
Unknown
Gay ( Presumedly)
Occupation:
University Student
Family:
Unnamed Mother
Unnamed Father
Unnamed Older Sister
Friends:
Overseer (Best Friend)
Lololoshka (Close Friend)
Jodah (Good Friend)
Raya Prime (Good Friend)
Oketra (Acquaintance)
John Davey Harris (Acquaintance).
Appearance:
Christian is blond, with yellow (blonde), wavy chin-length hair and green eyes, freckles on his cheeks and elven, pointed ears, and fair skin. It looks very unusual in terms of its appearance, it is rare to find such a creature anywhere. He is usually dressed in a light blue hoodie, as well as light gray shorts with white socks. 
Personality:
Not as strong as his other friends and sometimes feels like a weak link, but his emotional support and ability to get along with everyone is invaluable to others.
He is genuinely attached to all his friends and tries to take care of them as best he can.
Friendly. Christian is ready to support and come to the rescue, as a last resort, to give advice.
A reserved personality than he usually shows. Jodah notes that Christian's personality is likely more reserved than he shows.
In general, Christian is very calm, sweet, caring, self-reliant, self-sufficient, independent, responsible, sometimes naïve, and, in principle, a balanced elf. He is also very cheerful and cheerful, as well as friendly.

Existence outside of linear time and timelines (continues to exist even after history is rewritten);
Existence above all material planes;
Soul Manipulation: As the embodiment of death, the Overseer rules purgatory, where he regulates the distribution of souls.
Allowed Voldemar's soul to return to the world of the living to receive ascension from Shangrin.
Omnipresence: being time itself, it is simultaneously everywhere, at all points in space and time, with the exception of the timeless space of the synclite.
Omnivision: being omnipresent, it simultaneously views the past, future, and present of everything in the universe, with the exception of the timeless space of the synclite.
Psychological pressure: presses on others with its coldness, and its presence causes strong fear and paralyzing anxiety in the unprepared, a feeling of "raised sword"; In addition, it makes various noises and whispers, and is constantly shrouded in dark "smoke".
Imposition of paralysis;
Teleportation;
Travel between realities: time is the same for all parallel universes, and therefore the Beholder can move to any of them;
Can transport creatures to timeless space;
Avatar Creation: The Beholder is a concept beyond the material plane. Its true form is literally time. The form (human) in which he appears to others is only an avatar.
Change of appearance;
Resizing;
Creation of doubles;
Levitation;
It is a concept of death and time;
Spread of cold;
Erase objects;
Breaking the fourth wall.

The beholder does not blink in his usual appearance.
The observer cannot be filmed; camera lenses do not see him;
The beholder is not seen by creatures untied from time;
All deceased souls end up in his purgatory. But where they go next, only the Watcher himself knows;
The threads of his cloak are branches that contain dates of the future, past and present;
A chill spreads around the Watcher;
He can speak, but everyone understands him without words. He is understood by his gaze, for example, "The gaze of the Watcher expresses coldness," "The gaze of the Watcher expresses mild interest," and so on.
The watcher VERY rarely speaks. He doesn't speak, even to Christian; they understand him by his gaze.
Although everyone calls the Watcher a god, he is not one. He is "a concept above the gods, above the world, above all material planes";
The Watcher calls Christian and Jodah his friends;
In the world called "The Voice of Time", the Watcher is depicted as a statue of the God of Time, where he holds a large golden hourglass on his back, as in the city of "Poena" the planeswalkers know of him and revere him;
One who looks at all realities;
The watcher is closely connected with the skint.
The Watcher appeared at the beginning of time, along with the first life. This likely refers to the First Demiurges, as they are the most ancient beings. This is also confirmed by the Watcher's close connection with the blood of the "Beginning," for the blood of the interworlders is the energy of life, and time is life.
Even though the Watcher is time itself, he cannot stop his own essence. It is beyond his power;
The Watcher has no goals or desires, but it is known that he has his own interests and even romantic feelings;
The beholder is capable of living emotions, though he rarely expresses them. Most often, his gaze expresses only coldness; only once did Lololoshka catch him "mildly interested." He is capable of sadness, anger, shock, sometimes joy, jealousy, sometimes envy, pity, love, and so on.
The observer was very surprised when he realized he had fallen in love with a living being. He thought he was incapable of such a thing.

Full name:
Looking
Nicknames:
God of Time
Old Time (Jodah, Lololoshka)
Walking Refrigerator (Roma)
Silent (Valdhar, Interworlder)
Caretaker (Roma)
Floor:
Male
View:
Time in physical form
Death
Life
Half-Human (Presumably self-selected)
Height:
190 cm
Age:
Eternity (has always existed, at all moments in time)
Since the beginning of life
Nationality:
Unknown (Possibly not)
Place of residence:
Timeless Wasteland
Orientation:
Pansexual
Family:
Unknown
Unnamed student
Friends:
Christian Feth (Best friend, love interest)
Jodah (Close Friend)
Lololoshka (A good acquaintance, perhaps a friend)
Raya Prime (Good Friend)
John Davey Harris (Acquaintance)
Oketra (Familiar)
Occupation:
Manager of the Time Prison.
Appearance:
His body and existence depend on perception. But he chose his human-like form 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 cuffs of his sleeves are soft white fur, and on his head is a hood with the same fur. And although the Watcher's mouth is hidden by the blackness, he still has one (and, incidentally, his tongue is also black, even long). He also has tentacles, living tentacles, which he controls at will or necessity—they appear only when the Watcher himself desires.
Character:
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 and gods—some of the most powerful beings—fear him.
The Watcher perceives their work as a duty, so they are neither overly concerned with it nor overly concerned with it. They have their own interests and are curious about living beings, but they remain committed to maintaining balance in the multiverse.