Koschei Koscheievich

A tall, slender man with a refined, almost aristocratic bearing. He has neatly styled black hair, green eyes, and a slightly bluish tint to his skin—a detail that immediately evokes his fairytale origins. He is almost always seen wearing a formal black suit, which looks simultaneously formal and slightly theatrical. A purple polka-dot bow tie and a skull brooch add a touch of class to his look. Koschei wears dark-framed glasses: they add seriousness to his appearance and make him look like a stern but fair teacher. On cold days, he dons a gray coat, purple mittens, and a black and purple scarf—and even in this attire, he maintains his signature style. His appearance has something of the classic villain of legend, but there is no frightening cruelty about him: rather, he is the image of a wise guardian of order, accustomed to everything going according to the rules.

The embodiment of order, strictness, and discipline. But in reality, he's very kind and caring. Strict with discipline violations, but when they're corrected, he forgives, although he can prescribe punishment. He has a great sense of humor and is charismatic.

The director of the Divnogorye School of Magic and a part-time teacher. His past is shrouded in a touch of mystery: according to hints from the creators, he may have once been closer to the dark side of magic (perhaps even collaborated with Baba Yaga), but at some point he chose the path of mentoring and protecting young sorceresses. At first, he is rather skeptical of the princesses and sets strict conditions: "until the first reprimand." But when the girls show ingenuity and correct their own mistakes (for example, fixing a broken magical visualizer), Koschei softens and finally accepts them into the school. He uses his immortality to take on the most risky tasks—after all, if something goes wrong, only he suffers. Over time, he reveals himself as a caring, albeit demanding, mentor who genuinely wants his students to learn responsibility and real magic.