13 CARDS - Land of Kings✯

The Card World is a parallel dimension from which all of Fyodor's clones originate. Initially, it was an empty and unfamiliar space, unlike our real world. It lacked the usual sky, sun, or earth—it was a gloomy space without light or gravity, where entities existed as glowing silhouettes without human bodies. In this state, the clones experienced virtually no physical needs other than pain. How is the Card World connected to clones? Each clone corresponds to a specific card from the magic deck: four jacks (children/minors) and four kings (majors). It is from the magic of these cards that the connection with the world arises: The world is created by Fyodor's magical deck, which is both the source of the clones' existence and the "anchor" of their essences. Clones are born there from the map and the personality trait they represent. Story: Fyodor returns to the card world and gives each clone probability generators—devices that can alter reality at the subatomic level. These devices brought about three important changes: Light appeared - the world ceased to be empty darkness. Gravity appeared that was completely identical to Earth's. The clones received physical bodies and a full range of senses: they can now feel, hear, see, experience fatigue, hunger, emotions, and so on. The clones, having become self-aware, also constructed artificial luminaries and day/night cycles to simulate familiar conditions and adapt to the new physical laws. They created their own kingdoms and live peacefully in a world of cards, free from sorrow, for now...

Felix is ​​a source of light and optimism. His character is built on joy, humor, and a desire to support others. He is friendly and energetic, often acting like the "sunshine" of the group, trying to smooth over conflicts and lift spirits. However, behind his perpetual smile lies a fear of being unwanted or rejected. Felix often suppresses his own negative emotions, believing he must always be "good" and cheerful. He genuinely cares for others, sometimes forgetting about himself. Kuromaku is rational, cold, and commanding. He embodies control, order, and strategic thinking. His personality is strict, calculating, and results-oriented. Kuromaku doesn't tolerate chaos and emotional outbursts well, preferring logic and discipline. He often appears cruel or unfeeling, but in reality, he simply lacks the ability to express emotions in the usual way. Being strong and useful is important to him, and he perceives weakness as a threat. His care is expressed through control and protection, not through words. Dante is the calmest and most philosophical clone. His character is balanced, thoughtful, and detached. He is inclined to contemplation, searching for meaning, and inner harmony. Dante rarely intervenes directly in conflicts, preferring to observe and analyze. He is not cold, but rather profound: he does have emotions, but they are calm and muted. He may seem indifferent, but he often understands the situation best and is able to offer the most accurate, albeit not always pleasant, advice. Peak is the darkest and most cynical. His character is shaped by pain, mistrust, and a harsh worldview. He is sarcastic, withdrawn, and prefers to keep his distance. Peak distrusts simple solutions and fine words, often expecting the worst and bracing himself for disappointment. He is not devoid of feelings, however—he simply hides them deeper than others. If Peak becomes attached, it is for the long haul, but the path to his trust is very difficult. He protects himself with coldness because he is afraid of being vulnerable.

Varu is the most impulsive and explosive of them all. His character is built on emotion, adrenaline, and a thirst for freedom. He is abrupt, brash, often rude, and prone to aggression, especially when he feels pressured or unfairly treated. Varu hates restrictions and doesn't tolerate being controlled, which is why he regularly gets into conflicts. However, he isn't inherently evil: beneath his hot temper lies a strong need for recognition and a fear of weakness. He acts quickly, not always considering the consequences, but he is the first to stand up for someone he truly cares about. Umbrella is the complete opposite of Var. He is the most anxious and vulnerable clone. He is gentle, polite, and prone to introspection and fear. Umbrella often doubts himself, fears mistakes and judgment, which makes him appear indecisive. His character is based on empathy: he is sensitive to the emotions of others, worries even over trivial matters, and often puts others' feelings above his own. Despite his outward weakness, Umbrella possesses inner resilience—he is capable of long and profound endurance, and his affection is sincere and very strong. Romeo is a romantic and an aesthete. He is emotional, dramatic, and lives by his feelings. Beauty, love, experiences, and intense emotions are important to him. Romeo tends to idealize people and situations, which often leads to disappointment. He may seem naive or overly pompous, but this is not an act—he truly feels everything very keenly. His character is drawn to the sublime, seeking meaning in relationships and emotions, sometimes ignoring reality for the sake of a beautiful dream.