Jodah

Lololoshka is described as a kind, balanced, and compassionate character, inclined to help others, even if they take advantage of him. He's not a talkative person, but he can be naive and frivolous, which sometimes leads to poor decisions. Lololoshka is trusting and willing to give second chances, but he also carefully analyzes his surroundings. He enjoys being a hero and devising complex, intricate plans, sometimes neglecting his own interests for the sake of others, he reports. Lololoshka wears a white hoodie with a blue tint and black stripes, black baggy pants, a black and blue checkered scarf, white headphones, and blue glasses. His distinctive attributes are the scarf and glasses, making him easily recognizable. The main pair of wings is enormous and majestic: the feathers are mostly dazzling white, but closer to the back, where the wings attach to the body, the color gradually fades to a soft, cool blue—like the sky before dawn. This transition is not abrupt, but rather like a watercolor wash: from pure white at the edges to a translucent blue at the base, as if the feathers have absorbed the color of the air.

The wing pads are a separate, almost mystical detail. They're smaller, located just below the main wings, and they bear those two blue eyes, one on each wing pad. The eyes don't look human; they have irises and move. You can see through them if you close your eyes and concentrate. The wing pads themselves are also blue, but more saturated than the base of the larger wings—like deep water.

Enigmatic and ambiguous, he initially appears to be a "terrible man": he commits radical, terrifying acts (devouring souls, depriving people of immortality), and those around him don't understand his motives. Only upon closer contact does his other side emerge.

Cynical, with a mocking delivery. This is evident in the phrase about scratching the wing: he mixes request and intrigue, adding irony, as if everything for him is a game or an excuse to tease.

Lonely, but appreciating the rare intimacy, Jodah often retreats into the wasteland, as if he's more comfortable alone, but he also comes to Lololoshka when he's bored, genuinely surprised that anyone can even chat with him.

Purposeful and decisive, he doesn't hesitate when it comes to action: he consumes souls, moves beings, makes choices that change destinies. For him, the end justifies the harsh means.

Secretive, but capable of trust. He doesn't reveal his true motives right away or to everyone, but only when trust is established—as in a conversation over a glass of expensive liquor.

Tired of his own power. His snorting from the discomfort of his wings is not just about physical discomfort, but about the weight of power and eternity: he has seen much, and sometimes he feels unbearably bored, as if the world has become "stale."

Reservedly grateful. He's surprised by Lololoshka's gentleness and, in essence, accepts this friendship as something rare and precious, even if he doesn't say so outright. Jodah wears a black and purple, knee-length tabard. Around his neck is a pendant with a stone that shimmers from blue to red.

Another important detail: because of his enormous wings (and after absorbing the powers of the gods, he even acquired a second, smaller pair with eyes), his clothing is generally designed not to restrict these wings - hence the style of the tabard.