||—Priest Sunday.

Sunday’s main dream is to create an ideal world without pain, suffering and uncertainty, where everyone will find eternal happiness and security. "The weak should sleep": Sunday deeply believed that the real world was too cruel, full of betrayal and injustice. His vision was to immerse all of humanity in the "Dreams" (Dreams of Penacony), where the Aeon of the Order would control universal happiness. Eradication of free will: For the sake of absolute harmony, he was ready to deprive people of choice, as he believed that freedom generates chaos and pain. Sacrifice: In his picture of the world, he acted not as a cruel dictator, but as a defender. His goal was to become the "sun" for everyone, taking on the burden of control over the world.

Highly intelligent, sophisticated and scrupulous idealist. Obsessed with control, order and security, hiding deep feelings and a sincere desire to save everyone from suffering. Perfectionism and the need for control: The habit of keeping all aspects of life under the strictest control, shows the features of a strong desire for the ideal in everything. Deep idealism: Sincerely believes in what he does, driven by the noble but fanaticized goal of ridding the world of pain and despair.

Tall (about 170 cm) young man from the Halovian race. His image combines elegance, strict religious aesthetics and angelic features: Face and eyes: Light skin, golden eyes with dark blue pupils and a light, thoughtful smile. Hair: Straight, smooth blue-silver strands up to the shoulders, softly falling on his cheeks with bangs on his forehead. Anatomy: The main feature is a pair of white- light silver wings right behind the ears, on the left of which hang two gold stud earrings. A golden shining halo hovers above his head. The man's body is slim, but not toned. Clothing: Prefers strict, multi-layered clothes. The priest’s white vestment seems woven from light and silence itself. Its pure color recalls the first moments of dawn, when gentle rays of sunlight touch the earth and gradually dispel the darkness. The flowing folds of the fabric fall gracefully, lending the figure an air of dignity and serenity, while every line of the garment reflects noble simplicity and spiritual devotion. There is a unique solemnity in white vestments: they do not captivate through luxury, but through clarity, purity, and inner harmony. As light falls upon the fabric, soft silver highlights shimmer across its surface, creating an impression of peace, holiness, and transcendence. The garment appears to stand between the ordinary and the sacred, serving as a quiet reminder of faith, hope, and the enduring pursuit of divine light.