Jodah

JDH (John Davey Harris)

Overall silhouette: Almost identical to Lololoshka—same height, same leanness. But there's one key difference: JDH holds himself differently. He squares his shoulders and holds his head high, as if constantly posing for a portrait. His every movement is deliberately theatrical, as if he knows he's being watched and wants to impress. He never stands still—shifting from foot to foot, gesturing, leaning forward, invading his interlocutor's personal space.

Face: A near-exact replica of Lololoshka's face—the oval shape, the cheekbones, the chin. But there are nuances: the skin is lighter, almost porcelain. There aren't dark circles under his eyes from lack of sleep, but subtle shadows that make his gaze deeper and more sinister. The corners of his lips are always slightly upturned—not a smile, but a grimace, ready at any moment to turn into either sarcasm or outright mockery. There's a thin scar on his right cheek (this is the only physical difference from Lololoshka, other than his eye color).
Eyes: JDH's eyes are the first thing you notice. Instead of Lololoshka's deep blue, his are a bright, almost icy blue. They glow with an unnatural light from within, especially when he's angry or laughing. There's no weariness or pain in them—only a constant, greedy interest. He views the world as a spectacle meant to entertain him.

Hair: Dark, like Lololoshka's, but styled differently—combed back, exposing his forehead. It's smoother and shinier, as if he spends more time on it than he should. The parting at his temples is perfect.

Clothes: His style is daring. Instead of a sweatshirt and jeans, he wears a crisp white suit, tailored to his liking. The jacket is tailored, the trousers crease, and the shirt with a turn-down collar, always starched. His signature orange scarf is draped casually around his neck, the ends sometimes hanging unevenly, the only untidy detail in his look. He wears thin gold-framed glasses, which he wears even indoors (and hides them under a mask!). He wears several rings, some massive, some silver.

Eyes: Gray, cold, with a metallic sheen. This look is typical of people who have seen too much and are surprised too little. When Jodah is angry, his irises seem to lighten a couple of shades, becoming almost silver. When he is calm, his eyes are warm, even kind, but this kindness is hidden so deeply that only those closest to him can see it.

Hair: Black, long, shoulder-length. It's always pulled back into a low ponytail—neat, without a single strand out of place. It's thick, with a slight blue tint in the light. There's no gray at the temples, even though he's well over a hundred (magic prevents aging from touching him).

Clothing: He wears formal, dark suits. Most often, he wears a black jacket with a thin white stripe, black trousers, and a white shirt with the top button undone. He doesn't like wearing a tie, but sometimes he wears a scarf (often burgundy or dark blue). He wears thin leather gloves, even indoors (he doesn't like touching things with his bare fingers, a long-standing habit of mages). He wears high, low-heeled boots that make almost no sound when he walks. He has large red wings, which is why John often calls him "little feather."

Lololoshka

The main character, trapped in an alien reality, reveals himself in a particularly profound way this season: he's not just a cheerful blogger, but a man forced to confront his own traumas and mistakes.

On the outside, Lololoshka looks the same as ever—a familiar image with dark hair and deep blue eyes. But behind this familiar appearance lies confusion. He remembers nothing: JDH erased his memory of his past life. Now he's a student at Lake Charms University, trying to survive in a world where almost everything is an illusion. Along the way, he faces the loss of his friend Brandon in a car accident, strange visions of Jodah, and the enigmatic JDH, who either wants to help him or destroy him completely.