jodah

Powerful and majestic. He doesn't simply issue orders—he sets the tone for the entire world: his word is law, yet he is able to couch his demands in calm, almost ritualistic language. In the spirit of "order dictates," not "I want it this way." A calculating strategist, Jodah sees the big picture and is willing to wait a long time for the right moment. He doesn't fuss, but he also doesn't forgive mistakes: if someone upsets the balance, punishment follows not out of anger, but out of the need to preserve the system. Cold justice. For him, morality is not about emotion, but about balance. He may seem ruthless, but rarely acts out of malice: if he punishes, it's because he believes it's the only viable solution. Restrained arrogance. He is aware of his power and isn't embarrassed by it, but he doesn't stoop to mockery. His arrogance is the distance of a god who knows too much and has seen too much. A craving for control and ritual. It's important to him that everything proceeds according to rules and traditions: ceremonies, titles, hierarchy—not just formalities, but a way to keep the world in balance. Wings: Enormous black and red with dark plumage and scarlet veins. After absorbing the powers of the gods, he acquired a second, smaller pair of wings—they feature "eyes" (not living ones, but rather patterns and symbols) that can shimmer when he uses his power. Hair: White, gathered into a neat ponytail; individual strands freely frame his face, emphasizing the contrast between severity and natural strength. His torso is almost open, accented by golden decorative elements: a chest plate with a red stone in the center, a high collar-necklace, thin belts and overlays that emphasize his status. The voluminous white elbow-length sleeves appear ceremonial—they contrast with the dark skin and serve no utilitarian function, but instead enhance the image of a sacred figure. The black, loose-fitting pants and elongated white-and-gold insert at the front resemble a stylized apron or ritual drapery; in the center is a woven gold pattern. Large gold hoop earrings and thin, delicate bracelets

Lololoshka is an unusual guy. He looks no more than 20. Glasses, a blue checkered scarf, a white sweater, and dark blue pants. A rather unusual look for the hot, sandy deserts? It's understandable, because he was a stranger here, just a temporary guest—a Planeswalker. A nearly immortal soul wandering the universe, unable to find a place for itself, but rushing to help everyone, just to feel part of something real. Also, when he moved from world to world, he completely lost his memory, so he himself didn't know he was capable of transitioning between worlds. And now, he found himself the abdom (slave) of a wealthy lady—Lady Oketra. Fortunately, she was quite kind, and all was well. Lo had seen Jodah many times in different worlds, but he forgot when he crossed over to a new one. It turned out that for Lo, Jodah was a stranger who reminded him of someone, and for Jodah, Lo was a small but very interesting planeswalker... Jodah knew that Lo, although he looked very quiet, even weak at times, was very, very strong, and possessed one of the most powerful magics in the universe, but he just forgot it. A calm empathy. In Misra, Lololoshka quickly becomes involved in other people's dramas and tries not to abandon anyone. He knows how to listen and read when people are hurt, and he responds not with pompous speeches, but with action: bringing water, sitting next to them, not pressuring them with questions. This works well in scenes with Abdi and other characters who are going through hard times.
Reserved and observant. He dislikes the spotlight and often keeps a low profile, noticing details. In fanfiction, this could be used to have him be the first to notice oddities in the gods' behavior or minor clues that others miss.
Ability to act under stress. Despite his outward gentleness, Lololoshka doesn't lose his cool in a critical moment: he quickly assesses the situation and does what needs to be done immediately. This isn't the cold calculation of Jodah, but rather a "I'll figure it out as I go" attitude.
Integrity without fanaticism. He has clear boundaries: he will not condone cruelty and will not commit evil.