13 lights

Amar's soldiers are the soldiers of power, killing those who interfere with them. They hate To'Ifetun. They have a list, and anyone who ends up on it must be killed.

An optimist. A sailor and cartographer. Survives in any situation. Clumsy, constantly gets into trouble.

The lights are the artifacts of the gods. For example, the hammer of Montu, the scroll of Hetintepa, the rose of Knefmtiti, and the blade of Rhonas. According to legend, whoever finds all 13 lights will be able to open the way to other worlds.

Rudeness and bluntness: Communicates harshly, without unnecessary ceremony. Cunning and tact: Knows how to manipulate situations and conceal his true intentions. Secrecy: For a long time, he hid the true state of affairs from Lololoshka. Self-interest/Treachery: Capable of cruel acts, including selling people into slavery. He is acquainted with Lololoshka and Oketra, having helped them on numerous occasions.

Dana's friend, a priest of Rhonas. She likes to fight, but treats everyone as equals. They enjoy joking and drinking.

Cynicism and composure: She maintains a confident and detached demeanor. Sharp tongue: Dana enjoys mocking others and debunking their arguments with reasoned arguments. Hatred of people: Her main motivation is dictated by personal tragedy (the death of her father). Purposefulness: She strives to resurrect her family.

Courage: Lololoshka is not afraid of difficulties; he frees prisoners and goes against the established order for the sake of his friends. Kindness and responsiveness: Even when going through trials, he maintains his humanity and willingness to help. Balance: He is not prone to excessive talkativeness, and acts docilely and judiciously. Curiosity and tenacity: He strives to explore new places (for example, Narfanis).

Kind and loyal: Sderic is shown to be a very friendly person who is always willing to help. Inquisitive and dreamy: He is passionate about building and exploring the world. Solitude: According to the story, he lived in Eressia for a long time practically alone, until the arrival of Chryseis.

Intimidation and Submissiveness: Due to the cruel treatment of his previous owners (particularly Dana), Abdi has become accustomed to bowing, apologizing without reason, and constantly working. Emotionality: The character is very sensitive, often showing violent joy or fear. Loyalty and Devotion: After being saved by Lololoshka, he becomes devoted to him: Despite his exhaustion, he constantly strives to be useful. Modesty: He is not accustomed to good treatment and is surprised when he is spoken to as an equal.

Personality: A timid, shy, and very kind girl. Attitude to work: A devoted servant who finds joy in serving Oketra. Emotionality: Vulnerable, prone to guilt, sometimes reckless. Relationships: Abdi's lover. Unlike her friend Halima, she treats Lololoshka neutrally/positively, rather than with distrust.

Kindness and caring: Treats others well, especially the maid. Nobility: Strives to help people. Stress resistance: Doesn't panic, solves problems quickly and confidently. Efficiency: The quality of her work is important to her. An influential figure in Narfanis. Pray to Hetintepu.

Knefmtiti is the goddess of death, the most cheerful and playful. Ronas is the god of war, bestowing good fortune on the valiant and death on the cowardly. He is the one most often prayed to. Seliaset is the goddess of the sun and fertility, the kindest. Montu is the god of labor. Hetintep is the god of knowledge. God-Pharaoh is the chief god of Egypt.

The dimension is mostly made up of sand, sandstone, and desert biomes. However, it does contain the Green Continent, an oasis in the middle of the vast desert. A unique feature of the Egyptian world is the presence of quicksand seas, which can be navigated by ships like Buris's.

In the depths of Misr, you can find a unique ore for this world: auritech and lazotep. Both metals are rare and highly valued in this world.

The To'Ifetun is a secret society in Misr dedicated to searching for Lights under government cover. The society was named after an ancient eight-headed monster, which, according to legend, is a curse for all of Misr. The brotherhood's main symbol is a violet eye. Interestingly, a similar eye is depicted on the main temple of Narphanis.

The To'Ifetun believe that Misr was cursed by the gods to harm its inhabitants. With their knowledge of other dimensions, they sincerely believe they are destined for life in another world. Their journey is destined to begin after the lighting of all the Fires in a place called the Departure. This event was foretold by a fortune teller, through whom the goddess Knefmtiti spoke. All members of the To'Ifetun wear masks shaped like their faces. Their color depends on their status in society. Symbolically, the highest hierarchy of the To'Ifetun consists of eight "heads" and eight "legs." All "heads" wear golden masks and control two "legs" wearing silver ones. Each "leg" in turn has two patrons wearing golden masks. This allows them to maintain anonymity within the group. At Brotherhood meetings, only the heads have a vote.

Heads":
ToIfetun-Head of Dan
ToIfetun-Head of Leila
ToIfetun-Head Set
ToIfetun-Head Rasul
ToIfetun-Head of Mumin
ToIfetun-Head Salman Mujalid †
ToIfetun-Head of Buris †
ToIfetun-Head Salik
"Legs":
ToIfetun-Noga Nizam
ToIfetun-Noga Idris
ToIfetun-Noga Ismail
ToIfetun-Noga Teremun
ToIfetun-Noga Aban
ToIfetun-Noga Jari
ToIfetun-Nail's Leg
ToIfetun-Noga Tabris