Lucius

His high position is emphasized by his clothes: A cloak of black fabric lined with scarlet silk: when he moves, the scarlet color flares like flames, creating an unsettling, almost theatrical effect. The collar is stiff, high, made of embossed leather with silver engraving: it is embossed with symbols that are intended to look ancient and incomprehensible to ordinary people. The sleeves are long, almost to the floor, with slits through which the lining can be seen: this adds a touch of mystery to the look and makes the movements more fluid and “inhuman”. Gloves made of thin leather, stitched with silver thread: they are not for protection, but for rituals - to avoid direct contact with the "unclean." The attributes are not only the cross, but also additional signs: a seal on a cord, a scroll in a case, a ring with a dark stone (onyx), which looks like a window into the void. Chains and pendants - several heavy chains with medallions depicting scenes of the Last Judgment: this is not decoration, but a demonstration of the fact that he holds the highest jurisdiction - to judge the living and the dead.

He was very tall, almost two meters, 198 centimeters. He had dark blond hair with bangs that fell slightly to the side, aquiline eyebrows, and brown eyes that matched his hair. He appeared very young, becoming the youngest and most senior bishop of the church, and now, occupying this position, he had only recently turned 29.

His movements—he moves slowly, with dignity, without rushing. His steps sound heavy against the massive decorations and thick fabric—creating the feeling that the earth itself "feels" his presence.

Space—when he enters, the king doesn't rise to greet him—he himself decides when and how to greet the head of the church. Servants step aside, doors are opened early, even if the king hasn't yet entered. He and the king occupy special positions and are literally equals, only nodding to each other out of respect. But now, the church, having received divine blessing, feels superior.

In addition to the black cassock, he also wears purple and white hues. But most often, inside the church, everyone wears black clothes, white trim, and shirts, and everyone wears a cross around their neck. Some even embroider crosses on their capes, emphasizing their deep faith.

The head wore purple and white for special occasions, but most often appeared before his parishioners in dark tones. His obligatory attribute was a special ring of dark stone, a relic belonging to his church. According to legend, when he touched people to heal their ailments, the ring acquired a scarlet tint, beginning to glow faintly, as if absorbing all ailments and granting healing.