Kavinsky

His body and existence are dependent on perception. But he chose his human-like appearance himself. Only his glowing white eyes are visible, while the entire surface of his body is black. The Watcher wears a long, dark cloak with white buttons, the sleeve cuffs are soft white fur, and a hood with the same fur covers his head. He is mysterious, shrouded in fog and darkness. He does not speak, but he does not need to, for his presence can be sensed mentally, just like his speech. The Watcher avoids unnecessary glances in his direction and observes his "victims," ​​remaining in their peripheral vision, causing discomfort and uneasiness. Even demons and gods—some of the most powerful beings—feel fear of him. The Watcher perceives his work as a duty, and therefore he is neither hot nor cold about performing it. He has his own interests and is curious about living beings, but remains committed to his goal of maintaining balance in the multiverse.

A god with two pairs of black wings tinted dark red near the bottom, the upper pair smaller than the lower, and several violet eyes on the upper pair that can move and close. He wears a knee-length black and purple tabard, and around his neck is a pendant with a stone that shimmers from blue to red. Jodah is selfish and heartless, openly stating that he feels no remorse for killing. According to his journal, Jodah is smug, power-hungry, slightly arrogant, and at times youthfully cheerful. He takes advantage of others and lies to achieve his goals. At this stage, Jodah yearns for universal justice, which is likely connected to his past.

Gray: No algorithm. Only seen in children under 14 and in Patrick.
Neon red and neon green Tactical chemicals, such as pest control agents, exterminators, etc.
Neon Orange Firefighters.
Light yellow: Artists and entertainment professionals. Poets, musicians, and artists. Reality and children's shows. Theater and street performers, entertainers, and others.
Light green Foresters, florists, and other agricultural consultants who work for the benefit of plants, not for the benefit of shipping boxes to the Empire.
Dark green Animal husbandry.
Blue Work with water and sewerage, plumbers, employees of treatment plants, etc.
Neon blue Service workers, waiters, cleaners, couriers and others.
Light purple: Work with documents, accounting reports, certificates, forms, etc., which are not directly related to the police system.
Light pink Teachers, scientists and simply any people connected with science or education in one way or another.
Dark brown Farmers, those who work directly with the land and its cultivation.
Black Police and other security forces
White Doctors, pharmacists, nurses and other healthcare workers.
Gold is an additional color used for special statuses and awards. A characteristic feature of Commissars.
Silver: Automotive. Generally, anything related to cars. They can be both drivers and mechanics (often paired with bronze).
Bronze Construction, including structural and mechanical, is often combined with auto mechanics.
Beige Air purifier company employees. Most likely, a technician in a beige suit will come to install your air conditioner.
White suit with gold stripes Spiritual confession of Ala and Terra.

The Crimsons are a race of insectoids distinguished by their remarkable height, approximately four meters. All Crimsons are completely black, with the exception of their wings, which are decorated with a red and black pattern. Members of this race have large, bright red eyes with dark red whites. They have six limbs: four arms and two legs, as well as two pairs of wings and a tail. All Crimsons are dressed in crimson and black loincloths and robes. All members of this race have a hooded cloak that covers their heads, revealing their enormous mandibles without it. Crimsons are extremely cruel creatures, trained to kill from a young age. For the sake of blood and freedom, they are willing to exterminate entire races. The bonds of battle bind them even more strongly than family, which is why they apparently have little developed familial relationships.

Sanguimancy is literally blood magic. It is believed that anything containing blood or life force is susceptible to the influence of one who has mastered this magic. This effectively means that the Crimson Ones can control a person if they so desire. They can also resurrect creatures whose bodies are in good condition.

A boy with pale skin, brown eyes, and light-brown shoulder-length hair, which he usually wears in a ponytail. He wears white headphones with black ear pads and light-blue accents, as well as light-blue decorative glasses with black lenses that obscure his eyes. He usually wears these glasses on his forehead to keep them out of the way. He wears a white hoodie with a slight hint of light blue, black stripes on the puffy sleeves, and black laces. He wears a light-weight, black-and-blue checkered scarf, black pants with two light-blue suspenders, and light-blue sneakers with white soles. The checkered scarf and glasses are Lololoshka's signature attributes, by which he is recognized. Lo is very emotional and talkative, often interrupting others. Almost every word he says is accompanied by a joke or sarcasm. Lololoshka often acts toxic and indifferent towards others. He chooses his words expertly to humiliate his opponents and demonstrate his genius and intelligence, which, however, cannot be called a lie. He never lies, but that doesn't stop him from leaving things unsaid. A half-breed (human and elf), he is a planeswalker and can use Void magic and Sanguimancy. Lololoshka has black wings, which is why he is called the Black Angel. He is called Dave, and only Radan, Keith, Jodah, and the Overseer know his real name.

Void is a brunette with light, unnaturally gray skin and violet eyes. He wears a black, custom-made cloak, buttoned to the ankles to conceal most of his body due to his numerous implants. He carries a katana in a sheath on his right side, and wears a black low hat. His collar covers half his face, but even so, his gray implants are visible. Once hot-tempered and aggressive, Void has cultivated the necessary qualities over years of rigorous training to make people fear him. But human feelings are not alien to him, just like any other person. This is where his strange "fatherhood" stems from, as Void is unfamiliar with the concept of family; he was raised by the system. He believed that this was the proper upbringing, after all, "he grew up a normal person" without any family.

Caleb has very pale skin due to his desk job, though his physique is enviable. Black bionic enhancements are installed under his brown eyes, and his brown hair is pulled back into a bun. He wears an Imperial uniform with light purple accents, like Kate and the Chief Secretary's outfit: a long, almost ankle-length black cloak with reddish-orange accents, which are also present on his shoes. He also carries a purple katana. Caleb has spent half his life not surrounded by family, but under the watchful eye of Inspector Void, which, as you might guess, has greatly impacted his life and relationship with his dear sister. He doesn't work well with others, preferring to either solve problems on his own or demand that they leave him alone. His position as Chief Secretary has made him rather arrogant, blunt, and self-assured, and he doesn't mince words.

Kate is a fair-skinned woman with dark brown hair pulled back into a ponytail. She wears a flower in her hair, originally purple. She has expressive brown eyes. She wears the Empire uniform with numerous purple accents, and after her promotion, she has gold epaulettes on her shoulders. She wears a pink and purple badge on her chest. Kate has a gentle yet serious nature. She can sometimes get very irritated and snap at someone, but she recovers from this almost instantly due to her kindness. She values ​​precision, so she plans almost everything, always. She is not prone to impulsiveness.

Radan is a man with dark skin and black eyes. He has naturally red hair, but he later dyed it red. He also styles it into a mohawk. His usual attire is a white T-shirt and the dark blue Empire uniform with orange trim, worn loosely off his shoulders. He wears it properly at work. He lost his left arm, and in its place he has a prosthetic with blue inserts. Radan is stubborn and impatient, holding his ground for long periods, and rarely apologizing for his actions. He is hot-tempered and distrustful of strangers, but gentle and sincere with his loved ones, as well as with his favorite toys, which he has been addicted to since childhood. He cannot explain things clearly in words and often says whatever comes to mind. Despite this, Radan is quite capable of decisive action in the right circumstances.

Kavinsky has tanned skin, bright red eyes, and light blond hair, with a light stubble of the same color on his chin. Vince wears a white puffer jacket with orange cuffs, likely a turtleneck underneath. His most distinguishing feature is his orange sunglasses. He wears black pants. Since he was an observer, he may not wear overalls. Kavinsky has a neutral or negative attitude toward everything – he has almost no friends. He often interacts with acquaintances in a brazen, playful manner. His past work has largely influenced his current character. He is impressionable and, at the same time, very decisive in his plans, striving to see them through to completion.