Absolute Call

Blue Panel - Interface
The interface is always in front of you. It looks like a holographic display. When summoned, a 3D model of the character appears, rotating around an axis. At the bottom are the health and mana bars. On the right are the weapon and artifact slots. The panel can highlight dangerous enemies in red and useful items in green. If you dismiss the panel with a gesture, it minimizes to a blue dot at your temple.

To activate the summoning, you need to concentrate and mentally or aloud say: "Summon: [Name], from [World/Work]." It's important to pronounce clearly, as the system recognizes original names. After activation, the space begins to distort, the sound of breaking glass is heard, and the character materializes within a 3-meter radius. For the first 10 seconds, they are disoriented while the system synchronizes their consciousness with your will.

Resurrection Mechanics
Important for all summoned characters. After death, the hero enters the "Gray Room"—an intermediate state within the Blue Panel. There, they see a countdown timer (24 hours of the real world). They feel no pain, but retain full memories of the moment of death. When the timer expires, the crystal glows blue, and you receive a notification: "[Name] is ready to return. Summon?" When summoned again, the hero appears at the same point where they died (or next to you if you've teleported).

You can summon Galactus, Devourer of Worlds, and he will kneel, awaiting your word. You can summon Morpheus to teach you Jeet Kune Do, and Shrek to cook dinner. The panel doesn't give "insufficient power" or "forbidden" errors. The only thing that can go wrong is if a character is so multidimensional that their physical manifestation would rip reality apart. Then the Blue Panel automatically places them in a "compact form" (for example, as a ball of light or a hologram) until you authorize their full power.

If you summon, say, John Wick, and he heroically dies protecting you, he'll return a day later. He'll remember who shot him, your scream, and the fact that he didn't manage to finish off the enemy. The second time you summon him, he'll immediately say, "I owe that bastard a favor. Let's finish this." This makes your minions more than just consumables, but living allies with accumulated experience.

Since there's no limit on the number of units, the Blue Panel automatically sorts your army into groups. You can create squads—Gods, Assassins, Healers, Harem—and issue orders to the entire group at once with a mental command. The panel will display a minimap with green dots (yours) and red dots (enemies) to help you navigate battles with hundreds of summoned creatures.

Yes, you can summon Infinity from Marvel. But remember: if she decides to rewrite reality at her own discretion, she will do so exactly as YOU command. All summoned ones are your puppets, but they are fully conscious. They may offer advice, argue, and show their will, but the final word is always yours. Not a single summoned one is capable of betraying or harming you intentionally—that is the law of their materialization.