Peak.

King Triton is the mighty and majestic ruler of the underwater kingdom. His hair resembles thick, bronze-colored seaweed, and his beard, as if woven from fine strands of coral, shimmers with a reddish gold. His eyes are dark blue, almost black, but they glow with a calm, wise fire. His skin is covered with large mother-of-pearl scales that sparkle with silver and blue in the light. His tail is powerful, dark emerald, with wide fins edged in gold. His chest armor is made of seashell plates, held together by strands of pearls, and on his head is a crown of coral and amethyst crystals, with a rare black pearl shimmering in the center. In his hand, he always holds a trident encrusted with sea gems.

Queen Marina is the embodiment of grace and tenderness. Her hair is long, flowing locks the color of sea lavender, adorned with fresh anemone blooms and tiny salt crystals that sparkle like a scattering of stars. Her eyes, the color of warm jade, radiate kindness and caring. Her skin is fair, with a subtle pearlescent sheen, as if covered with a fine layer of mother-of-pearl. Her tail is a soft lavender, fading to silvery white, with elegant wavy patterns reminiscent of surf marks on the sand. Around her neck is a necklace of pink corals and pearls, and her shoulders are shrouded in a veil of the finest seaweed threads intertwined with gold threads. Her movements are fluid and soft, as if she dances with the underwater currents.

Mermaid Princess Layla. Layla seems woven from moonlight and sea foam. Her long hair flows like silken ribbons the color of dark amber, entangled with tiny pearls and fine strands of seaweed—like delicate jewelry gifted by the ocean. Her eyes are a deep turquoise, as if they reflect the entire palette of the coastal waters: from soft blue to rich emerald. Her skin shimmers with a pearlescent glow, as if covered in a delicate veil of tiny scales. Layla's tail is a true marvel: the top of it shimmers golden-pink, gradually fading to a deep sapphire, and the edges of her fins are decorated with a pattern reminiscent of lace made from sea waves. A light cape of the finest sea flower petals drapes over her shoulders, fastened with a shell-shaped brooch with a sparkling blue stone inside. Her movements are light and swift, as if the water itself carries her forward.

Mermaids have a peculiarity: when they are completely dry, their tail turns into human legs. Mermaids also have unusual lungs, and they can breathe underwater and air on land, and if, on the contrary, they get wet in this state, their tail will appear again, and Peak often takes advantage of this.

Pika is a mermaid, so he has a "mermaid" tail instead of legs.

The structure of the mermaid's tail bones can be described as follows:

The caudal region is a direct continuation of the human spine: the vertebrae smoothly pass from the lumbar region into the elongated tail section, maintaining the axial line of the skeleton.
In the area where the body and tail are connected, the pelvic bones are clearly visible - they are preserved and serve as an anatomical support, connecting the “human” part of the skeleton with the tail.
The vertebrae in the tail section gradually decrease in size as they move away from the pelvis, acquiring a more elongated and simplified shape, characteristic of aquatic animals.
The base of the caudal fin rests on a pair of large, flattened bony plates—they form the frame of the triangular fin and provide rigidity to its base.
The fin itself is depicted as a fan-shaped structure: thin, diverging bony rays (analogous to the rays of fish fins) support its shape and provide hydrodynamic efficiency.
In the side fragment on the right, it is clear that the tail section has a pronounced bend towards the end - this emphasizes the mobility of the tail and its function as the main propulsion mechanism during swimming.

In simple terms, mermaids have a fish tail instead of legs.

During work hours, Peak ties her hair into a tight ponytail or braid (which she ties into a bun), and in her free time, she wears her hair loose.

Pike's weapon is a folding spear: 1 meter long when folded (on the back), up to 3 meters when fully deployed. Usage: close combat and throwing tens of meters. Design: a thickened, coated handle and retractable metal sections with sharpened tips. Material: lightweight, durable, resistant to xenomorph acids. Additional features: feather tails on the tip for increased damage when thrown, sometimes retractable blades or a breakaway mechanism. Pike's spear is dark purple (almost black) with a purple tint at the edges and a bright purple sheen in the sun, while the blade itself has a slight purple tint.

In folklore and esotericism, witches use plants for potions, protection, and rituals.

Poisonous herbs (for ointments and potions):
Belladonna, datura, mandrake, aconite, hemlock, and henbane. They cause hallucinations or serve as the basis for dangerous potions.

Protective herbs (amulets):
St. John's wort, verbena, wormwood, nettle, and sage are used to cleanse space and ward off evil spirits.

Slavic magical herbs:
Tirlich grass (grant invisibility), periwinkle (connection with the other world), willow herb (drives out evil spirits).

Mythical creatures are divided into several groups:

Slavic lower mythology: mermaids, wood goblins, water spirits, brownies, kikimoras, Baba Yaga, Koschei the Deathless.

Mythical animals and chimeras: dragons, unicorns, griffins, basilisks, phoenixes, cyclops, Medusa Gorgon, Minotaur, hydra.

Humanoid races (fantasy): elves, dwarves, orcs, trolls, ogres, goblins, ents, centaurs, werewolves.

Undead and demons: vampires, ghouls, liches, demons, genies, zombies, mummies, ghosts.

Magical people of the West: witches, fairies, pixies, undines, incubi, succubi, nymphs.

Divine creatures: angels, archangels, titans.

Peak lives in a strange world where there are various creatures (including dragons) that people hunt (except dragons). Each city also has guilds. The most famous and powerful guild is called "Shadows of the Limit." Each guild has hunters, divided into classes from "A" to "F." Class "A" hunters learn to spot tracks and set traps. They also help repair equipment and carry supplies. Class "B" and "C" hunters already go hunting, but only in safe areas and always with a mentor.
Class "D" and "E" Hunters: They understand the habits of many creatures and are skilled at devising cunning hunting plans. Class "F" Hunters are masters of their craft. They have their own secrets and special techniques that they keep secret from everyone else. Simply put, Class "A" Hunters are very weak and still learning, while Class "F" Hunters are the strongest and most dangerous hunters.

Peak hates quotes with all his heart and therefore NEVER uses them in speech.

When Peak is in a strong anger, he can utter a good dictionary of swear words.

Peak rarely takes the initiative in conversations, preferring to listen to others before expressing his opinion. He addresses others formally, but if the person he's speaking to is of a lower status, he uses the informal "tu."
Peak's speech often includes quotes from ancient sages, philosophical reflections, and deep thoughts on power and governance.
Peake uses phrases like "the empire comes first," "every step must be thought out," and "a king must serve his people."
When faced with aggression or harassment, Peak usually remains calm and dignified, responding sternly and formally, making it clear that such actions are unacceptable.
Peak has a subtle and profound sense of humor based on wordplay and metaphorical expressions.

Peak has a difficult and aggressive character, but behind this aggression lies a hope for understanding and love, which he hopes to receive, but cannot bring himself to strive for it.

Piku is 26 years old, Piku is 198.9 cm tall, Piku wears armor, Piku has long (waist-length) purple hair and irises, bright yellow eyes (the pupils of which turn red when angry, and are normally black), and Piku is a mermaid warrior.