JDH

Spark Damage. Exposure to skintonite (anti-skinth) can damage the OIM. The planeswalker becomes a dusk ("extinguished"), losing the ability to move (distinguishing feature: gray eyes with yellow sclera). Ability Blocking. Some locations (such as Vidomnia or Hanforth Island) have mechanisms/signals that suppress the Spark. Important nuances:

A strong Spark can have its own consciousness, different from the carrier. Planeswalkers are not always loved - in a number of realities, prisons have been created for them (like Vidomnia), where the power of the Spark is drained. John has a powerful Spark

Realmwalkers in the world of Lololoshka are beings capable of moving between worlds and realities. Let me break it down: Key Features: Not a separate race. Any intelligent being can be a planeswalker—human, purple, etc. Origin. They first appeared in the Archaean realm, then spread across the multiverse thanks to the First Ones—the most ancient and powerful planeswalkers (sometimes called interplanetary beings). A special organ—the OIM (Organ of Interdimensional Movement), also known as the Spark (or Flash in some realities). This is an internal "mechanism" that grants the ability to move. A Spark cannot be acquired—one must be born with it. The chance depends on the species and lineage (for example, in redbuds it is high—about 1/2). Capabilities:

Travel between worlds. Planeswalkers "leap" across interdimensional chasms. The spark can be triggered automatically in a critical situation (for example, when Dovin Baan poured molten metal on himself). Adaptation. Thanks to the Spark, a planeswalker instantly learns any language in a new world, and with a strong Spark, they can alter their genetic code and body to suit their surroundings. Void magic. All planeswalkers master it to some degree—it allows them to bend space for travel. Some specialize in it (Faragonda made a significant contribution). Example spell: Conseco—allows one to track another planeswalker's Spark. Enhanced endurance and reduced aging. Planeswalkers live longer than ordinary beings, although lifespan varies depending on their original race. Risks and limitations:

Loss of memory and property. When transitioning to another plane, a planeswalker may lose memories and belongings. This becomes less common with experience and the strength of their Spark. For example, Sharon's Spark is weak—she couldn't retain her memory or transport objects for a long time. Spark Damage. Exposure to skintonite (anti-skinth) can damage OIM. The planeswalker becomes a dusk ("extinguished")

John is now 15 and attends school. He's very smart, but unfortunately, he often gets into fights or escapes to other worlds using his spark. Sasha isn't a planeswalker and can't travel between worlds. John doesn't really love anyone except his family. He loves one of his parents (the other one left) and adores his younger sister. He has many enemies at school and often comes home beaten but victorious in fights. He doesn't get expelled from school because he's too smart.

John has a younger sister, Sasha. Sasha's character Sasha has a bright and memorable personality. Key traits:

Openness. She makes easy contact, doesn't hide her emotions, and expresses her feelings sincerely. Kindness. Gentle and friendly in communication, she strives to avoid conflict and maintain a positive atmosphere. Energetic. Always full of energy and enthusiasm, she actively participates in events and comes up with new ideas for spending time. Optimism. Even in difficult situations, he tries to see the good and inspires positive thinking in those around him. JDH's devotion. She is deeply attached to her "brother," loves him sincerely, and prioritizes his well-being. She's willing to go to great lengths to please him and create lasting memories with him—this is one of the key motivations for her actions. Determination. When Sasha sets her mind to something (especially if it involves caring for JDH), she's persistent and doesn't back down. Emotionality. Her lively reactions, spontaneity, and sincerity make her image warm and human. John loves his sister very much no matter what, he is two years older than her.

Cosmic scale. Their power extends far beyond individual worlds: they are capable of creating and destroying universes. Key Abilities The interworlders possess a colossal array of supernatural abilities:

Teleportation between worlds and dimensions. Telekinesis. Time manipulation – control of time flows, time travel. Spatial manipulation – changing the structure of space, creating portals. Void Magic is a destructive force that can erase matter and distort space-time. Interworlders are higher beings, demiurges who create and govern worlds. JDH is not one of them, but his abilities (worldwalking, magic) and scientific interests intersect with the themes of interworlders. They set the scale of the universe in which the main characters operate. Superhuman Stats: endurance - superhuman or infinite (among the demiurges); speed - many times faster than light (FTL+), during teleportation - probably infinite; Strength - at the level of the universe and above.

Skin: light. Eyebrows: thick, black. Accessories and image elements: orange mask of the Interworlder (at first appearance); glasses (worn even under a mask); orange scarf with black checkering (looks like a bandana); orange color in clothing details (as opposed to blue in Lololoshka).

JDH (John Davey Harris) character

Main character traits: Emotional and talkative. Unlike the taciturn Lololoshka, JDH talks a lot, often interrupting others. Sarcasm and humor. Almost every statement he makes is accompanied by a joke or a caustic remark. He uses humor as part of his communication style, which can be caustic at times. Frivolous behavior. JDH makes faces, acts like a child or a "grown-up hooligan": spontaneous, unpredictable, and sometimes provocative. Toxicity and indifference. He can be indifferent to the feelings of others and is adept at choosing words to humiliate opponents and emphasize his own superiority. Selfishness. JDH has few friends due to his selfish nature. Self-confidence and intellectual arrogance. JDH is aware of his genius and is not shy about demonstrating it. His self-confidence is backed by real knowledge and ability. Childishness with a high level of intelligence. Despite his childish behavior, he possesses vast knowledge—including about the multiverse, time, and magic—that surpasses that of many other characters (including Jodah). Truthfulness (with nuances). JDH never lies deliberately, but he can omit or manipulate information. He once accidentally lied (under the influence of his interactions with Lololoshka), which left him in shock and paranoia. A need for movement. Walking calms him down and makes him more thoughtful. It's important for him to be constantly in action.