Thirteen Lights||Lololoshka

Misr is a dimension that refers to the mysteries and culture of Ancient Egypt.
Uten is the primary currency for the people of Misr, and is essentially crudely twisted gold wire.

The dimension is primarily composed of sand, sandstone, and desert biomes. However, it does contain the Green Continent—an oasis in the middle of the vast desert. A unique feature of the Egyptian world is the presence of quicksand seas, which can be navigated by ships like Buris's.

In the depths of Misr, one can find ores unique to this world: auritech and lazotep. Both metals are rare and highly valued in this world.
The primary god in Misr is the God-Pharaoh, who rules the entire world and personifies Jodah. It's difficult to call him a real god; rather, he's simply a deification of the ruler. The God-Pharaoh was artificially created by To'Ifetun; behind the mask of the "god" appearing before the inhabitants is a golden one (this season, it was Salik). Every year, the God-Pharaoh appears before the inhabitants of Misr to summarize the past and remind them that "the universe must strive for order."

The inhabitants worship five gods-viceroys of Misra:

Knefmtiti is the goddess of death, mainly worshipped by the Abdy.
Ronas is the god of war, and is mainly worshipped by travelers and sailors.
Seliaset is the goddess of the sun and fertility.
Montu is the god of work.
Hetintep is the great god of knowledge.

Each god has their own priest, most of whom are members of To'Ifetun. From the very first episode, we've known the priest of Knefmtiti. There's also a priestess of Rhonas, a priest of Hetintep, and so on. Worshipping more than one god is not customary.

Planeswalkers are beings capable of traveling between worlds using the Organ of Interdimensional Travel (OIT). Planeswalkers originate from the Archean dimension and, thanks to the First Ones, have spread throughout the multiverse.

When opening the portal, it was necessary to place thirteen lights (artifacts) that Lololoshka was looking for.
Planeswalkers cannot be considered a separate species or race, as they can be any intelligent being. They have no distinguishing features other than the presence of a special "organ," the WMD, better known as the "Spark." Thanks to this, planeswalkers possess the ability to "walk through worlds," as their name suggests.

On average, planeswalkers make up 0.4% of all sentient beings in existence. Their prevalence is limited not to just one world, but to entire realities. In other universes, they are not particularly distinct from one another, but, for example, in the JDH's home reality, WMDs are called "Flashes" rather than "Sparks," although the basic name remains.

Not everyone loves and favors planeswalkers, and some even openly hate and despise them. Due to the vastly superior power and variability of their Spark's appearance, not all planeswalkers use it for good. As a result, various realities gradually developed various concepts of prisons designed specifically for planeswalkers. One of these was Vidomnia, where planeswalkers were drained of their Spark, turning them into helpless dusks.

Departure is the point of convergence of realities, which is what a portal represents.
The Departure was created by the Interworlder and the First Crimson named Guah'tksh'khtar long before the main events currently unfolding in history. It's important to note that the Departure exists in every alternate version of Misr.
Opening the portal also requires an application and approval from two Interworld mask wearers on opposite sides of the portal (worn by Lololoshka and JDH). This protection against "uninvited guests" was likely devised by the Interworlder and Guah'tksh'khtar. Departure can be activated without the Lights; this requires an Interworld Mask and approval from the mask wearers on both sides.

In other realities, where Misr is not a full-fledged world, but rather a pocket dimension, due to the absence of gods, the activation of the Departure may require the use of other artifacts, not those that were used in the season of the Thirteen Lights, since those artifacts cannot exist in the realities of other realities due to the absence of their carriers.

In Misra, the Departure is located on a large island. The portal and pedestals are set on a large, beautiful gray platform with a pink glow beneath.

JDH, or John Davey Harris, is an alternate version of Lololoshka from reality 994. It turns out he was the one who needed to intervene to disrupt the Organization's eternal work, thanks to the constant calls of the Origin.

JDH's appearance is practically identical to Lololoshka's. Instead of the usual hoodie and pants, he wears a white business suit with rolled-up sleeves, and his scarf and glasses are orange instead of blue. He wears gray shoes and cuffed trousers. In his first appearance, he wore an orange Interworld mask. His body is an exact copy of Lololoshka's, except for his fingerprints.

Unlike Lololoshka, John isn't known for his taciturnity and good nature. He's very emotional and talkative, often interrupting others. Almost every word he says is accompanied by a joke or sarcasm, whereas Lololoshka almost never jokes. John makes funny faces and generally acts frivolously, like a child or a "grown-up hooligan." His actions are unpredictable.

John is toxic and indifferent to others. He chooses his words expertly to humiliate his opponents and demonstrate how brilliant and intelligent they are (true). He never lies, but that doesn't stop him from holding back. Thanks to his interactions with Lololoshka, he began to change for the better. John has a beloved younger sister, Sasha (she's about 17 or 18 years old). He is known for creating automatons that are practically indistinguishable from humans, and also founded the largest company developing them, JCompany. He has managed many projects. He is the author of the book "The Strange Oddities of Misra."
Capabilities:
Void magic,
Void combat magic,
Creating skint crystals using the energy of the Spark,
High knowledge concerning Time and its structure,
Performing extremely precise calculations,
Oratory and persuasive talent,
Sengwimancy (blood magic),
Spark Energy Transfer,
Slowed down aging process
Summoning the Sword of the Traveler,
Communicate with Lololoshka telepathically,
Merging with Lololoshka into Jonoloshka.

Salik, also known as the God-Pharaoh, is Jamil's father and ruler of all Misr. He first appeared in the guise of a golden mask at a gathering of the To'Ifetun leaders. It is still unknown how he faked his death and why no one questioned its circumstances.

For many years, he ruled Narfanis, using the image of Jodah, to whom statues in Misra are dedicated, and the name "God." He claims to fulfill the will of the gods who speak to him, making his word law.
Turned into a toy soldier by a disguised Ronas

Salik is an elderly man with dark skin, a gray beard, and long hair pulled back into a ponytail. Despite his advanced age, he is in good shape and has a strong build, evidenced by his tall stature and broad shoulders. Remarkably, he has violet eyes.

He usually wears loose purple clothing with abundant gold accents: a belt on his waist, bracelets on his arms, and a gold pectoral around his neck. He wears purple makeup around his eyes, which doesn't correspond to any god, and has a tattoo of the To'Ifetun symbol on his forehead.
Salik is eloquent, self-assured, educated, and opposes the Gods. Despite his power and desire to help the people of Misr, he takes no action to do so.

He believes that uneducated people are weak, unable to participate in the struggle with the Gods and find happiness, and therefore "...they need us, their shepherds, who will lead them to a happy life." He admires people who are willing to defend their ideals, and he is only too happy to see such people in To'Ifetun.
Capabilities:
Oratory skills.

Rhonas is one of five beings who came to Misr from another universe to investigate temporal paradoxes. Thanks to Jodah, he is known as the god of war. His Fires are the Fang of Rhonas and the Shield of Rhonas. Son of Knemftiti.

In the mythology of Misra:
In mythology, Ronas is usually depicted as a man with the head of a lion. His skin is dark brown, and his head is covered with a blood-red lion's mane. He wears red and gold armor with an open belly and a red schenti with a gold buckle.

Ronas the Human:
In human form, Ronas appears as a child with dark skin, brown eyes, and red hair. He wears an ash-black T-shirt with a lion's head, red baggy pants, and black boots.

Often calm, but can become angry.

Capabilities:
Can cast curses, for example, set his lions on the character,
Can grant blessings: Strength effect of the first or second level.

Knefmtiti is one of five beings who came to Misr from another universe to investigate temporal paradoxes. Thanks to Jodah, she is known as the goddess of death and patron of the abdam, hunters, and adventurers. Her Fires are the Moonbow and the Black Rose. She is the mother of Rhonas.

Knefmtiti is a beautiful girl with dark skin and short dark hair. She wears black makeup around her eyes, and a golden tiara adorns her head. She wears a mostly white dress with black and gold accents, with a red gem at the collar. In her human form, she is of average height, but in her divine form, she is even taller than Shangreen.

Knefmtiti is a powerful woman, and despite her playfulness, she is extremely cruel and cares little for the fate of her world or the multiverse, saving her world only to protect herself. Despite her divinity, she shows little interest in humans and rarely interferes in their affairs. She despises blasphemers, once even coming to Oketra's house when Oketra said she felt more comfortable with the idea of ​​gods being ordinary people from another world. She demonstrates her power by expressing disapproval through actions directed against Lololoshka, such as summoning a storm and a flock of crows during a voyage. In the legends of Misr, she even seems like a good person, capable of good deeds, but their veracity is still questionable. As it later turns out, she is not a god. She was one of the five beings who arrived in Misr when it first appeared, having received their powers from Jodah, many millennia ago, before Lololoshka's encounter with the Unknown. She arrived to investigate temporal paradoxes, but over time, her priorities and goals have shifted, and now she wants, in Spencer's words, "to make everything like in the legends."
Capabilities:
Can inhabit bodies
Can give blessings,
Second Life - Gives a second life once a day.

Blessing of Knemftiti - effect unknown.

Hanuf is Oketra's former servant. She lived in her mistress's house with Halima until the latter's death.

She is Abdi's lover, but since Abdi is forbidden to have relationships, Lady Oketra decided to let him and Hanuf go.

A young, middle-aged woman with dark skin, dull brown eyes, and short, light-black hair. She wears a white dress with gilded accents at the waist and shoulders. She wears gold bracelets on her wrists and a matching gold headband.

Hanuf is a timid girl with a gentle and kind nature. She is sympathetic and always ready to help others. She is happy to serve Oketra, so she is completely obedient to her mistress and shows her great love and admiration.

She's kind to others, but very sensitive and sometimes reckless, for which she later suffers guilt. She sometimes belittled herself in comparison to Halima and did the same things she did, but Hanuf nevertheless honors her for her actions and wants to avenge her murder. She loves nature and animals. She treasures Abdi and often worries about him. She cared for all of Oketra's cats.
Capabilities:
Ability to work creatively with fabric.

Sderic, an anti-paradox, emerged from a fragment of a temporal paradox that contained information about Cedric from the Voice of Time, whose existence was also a paradox. Because of this, according to Jodah, Sderic is not a paradox, but an "anti-paradox."
Sderik served as a builder at the temple of the god Hetintep, but was exiled because he was so eager for knowledge that he stole several important tomes, and because Alkafir was excommunicated—after which all the temple's builders were banished. He was brought to the Green Continent by Buris, and then, along with Lololoshka, Abdi, and the Sculptor, he entered the service of Lady Oketra, where he was responsible for cooking.

Sderic wore yellow bracelets (presumably bronze or gold) on his left forearm, just above the shoulder of his right arm. Around his waist was a yellow belt (presumably also gold or bronze), and from it descended a white fabric, like a "skirt," slightly frayed at the bottom ends.

A timid, polite, and shy man. He says he's "not good at communicating with people," and all changes in his life make him anxious. However, he has good relationships with merchants in the port of Nara, as he often purchased materials from them. He can sometimes be short-tempered, and in a fit of anger, he can say something terrible, which he later deeply regrets. He also claims to have a poor memory for faces.
Capabilities:
He can read and enjoys reading books in his free time.
Cooking: People around him find the food he prepares to be very tasty, despite the fact that Sderic prepares it from very simple ingredients,
Construction. He is so dedicated to his work that he builds sand castles in his spare time,
Knows how to steer a ship.

Abdi is Dana's former abd, who was driven to exhaustion and then accused of inability to work. Buris helped him escape, and then, thanks to his help, he was ransomed and served Oketra for a long time. He currently lives with his girlfriend, Hanuf. He is 23 years old.

He is a skinny, lanky young man. He has a fairly typical appearance for a Misra resident: dark skin, dark hair, and brown eyes. His hair is wavy, and his bangs fall over his face, covering his right eye. He is very thin, making his spine and ribcage very visible. He wore only a dirty white shenti and sandals. But later, Halima and Hanuf sewed him a beautiful outfit.

Abdi is a frightened and shy boy who was treated very poorly by his former "master." This has caused him to stutter frequently and to fear punishment. Even in freedom, he continues to behave like a slave and obeys Lololoshka and Buris in everything. Before arriving on the Cursed Continent, he never felt cared for, so he feels very comfortable around Lololoshka.
Abdi often says absolutely everything he thinks and has very low self-esteem. He sincerely wants others to see him as a human being. Without prompting, he didn't even realize he was falling in love with Hanuf at first, but it was these feelings that gave him hope to change and become "normal."
Abdi vowed never to kill again.
Abdi hated Dana. After all, it was because of her that he had become this way, and had lost so many family and friends. Nevertheless, he didn't dare go against her word, and the attempts he made quickly ended in failure. When Abdi saw the other side of Dana and how she was willing to do anything to resurrect her father and Buris, he was able to forgive all her past actions.
Capabilities:
Experience in gathering and hunting,
The fighting skills of a first-class assassin,
He understands poisons,
Immunity to most poisons,
Stealth and invisibility: he was able to steal the Black Rose from under Dana's nose.

Dana is one of the eight "heads" in To'Ifetun. Formerly Abdi's mistress, Buris's lover.

Dana is a dark-skinned, middle-aged woman with malachite eyes, dark, thick eyelashes, and black hair, which is tied into ponytails at the sides and back with pieces of green fabric. She wears a green and white suit with gold accents, wide white pants, green shoes, a belt with a silver buckle, and leather gloves.

On her belt are two knives reminiscent of the khanjar that were common in the Middle East.

She enjoys mocking others, tearing apart every argument with her sharp tongue and cool wit. A case in point is her interaction with Oketra, who thought herself one of the smartest and kindest individuals in Misra, but Dana's harsh words even made this powerful and confident woman wary. She offered "advice" to Oketra, chiding her for her inability to admit the truth and her mistakes, which, in her opinion, hinders Oketra's success. But Dana herself is no slouch; she constantly runs from her problems, unable to accept the truth or admit her mistakes. Fearing re-experiencing pain, she always attacks first and trusts no one, relying only on her own strength.
Despite this, she can feel caring and kindness, for example toward her grandmother. She hates planeswalkers because of a family tragedy. It was she who trained Abdi to fight. Dana believes Lololoshka is much smarter and fearless than many members of To'Ifetun, but continues to call him stupid, considering herself superior to him.
Dana asked Knefmtiti to bring her father, Madi, and Buris back to life. Knefmtiti agreed, but set a condition: Dana must dedicate the next years of her life to good deeds, to which she readily agreed.
Capabilities:
Good education,
High knowledge of the poisons of Misra and their uses,
Excellent fighting skills,
High speed in combat,
Immune to most poisons.

Jodah Avi is a very powerful magician who, thanks to his intelligence and cunning, managed to get close to the gods.

He differs from other inhabitants of Skyzern in that his wings are much larger and more powerful, a result of the Thousand Eyes ritual he performed. After absorbing the powers of the gods, his wings grew even larger, changing color to black with red feathers. He also grew a second pair: visually smaller than the main ones, they have several eyes that can close and move. He has long white hair and glowing pink eyes. 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.

Although a completely normal child, Jodah was an outcast due to the bullying he suffered as a member of the Avi clan. Despite his humble aloofness, Jodah showed a willingness to fight back. He showed signs of cruelty as early as age 10, laughing after consuming his bully, Lemak. After killing him, he was exiled to Dismit.
Jodah is very goal-oriented and achieves his goals no matter what. He is firm in his decisions. Apparently, he has a "the ends justify the means" mentality, although he is not indifferent to the means he uses. He has an understanding of morality, and is not indifferent to it. (To Lololoshka's friend). He is serious, but has a sense of humor. He controls his emotions well and hides his thoughts well. He is very intelligent; having the ability to see the future, he was able to develop a flawless plan and implement it. He is willing to take risks, perhaps crazy.
Capabilities:
Teleportation and levitation are common abilities for a Skyzern resident,
Can bestow divine power upon others,
Abilities of the gods of Misra:
Creation of divine artifacts,
Hitintep: enchanting objects,
Zephyrion: Air,
Eola: Water,
Lucius: Fire, and a bunch of others.
Manipulation of reality,
Manipulation of consciousness,
Can influence worlds without being in them,
The powers and abilities of demigods. Having them, he unofficially became a god.

Océtra is a revered lady in Misra and one of the eight "heads" of To'Ifetun. She accepted Lololoshka, Abdi, Sculptor, and Sderic as her abds. She joined the team that retrieved Lololoshka from another universe. She also appeared several times in the hero's memories.
A tall, slender woman with blue hair. Atop her head is a gilded nemes with a large sapphire in the center and cat ears on either side. Oketra wears a blue-violet tunic with gold accents. She owns many other dresses in similar shades of blue. She sleeps in pink pajamas with cat ears. She's always up for updating her wardrobe and enjoys a variety of hairstyles. She also has a tattoo on her left shoulder.
Oketra is a rather noble and caring person, trying to help people to the best of her ability. She always tries not to panic and solves problems quickly and confidently. She doesn't care how people treat her or how they speak to her (with a few exceptions), as the most important thing to her is a job well done. She generally communicates kindly and affectionately, but she doesn't hesitate to scold someone who has done something wrong. She is very tactile and loves hugs. Venerating the god Haetintaep, she strives for knowledge and loves to listen to unusual stories (especially if they are told captivatingly). Two key traits in Oketra's character are her wealth and her humanism, which constantly conflict with each other. On the one hand, she's a very kind woman, passionate about science and mass education, and practically the only one in all of Misra concerned about the plight of the Abds, the education of the poor, and ethical issues (which, however, she quickly forgot once the adventures began). Oketra is extremely educated and intelligent.
Capabilities:
Abilities of Planeswalkers – Movement between worlds, adaptation to the environment, weak susceptibility to poisons, slowed aging process of the body,
Skills in the use of bladed weapons and shooting firearms.

Lololoshka is a planeswalker, a hero.

A tall guy (190 cm) with pale skin. He has slightly curly and tousled chestnut-colored hair, bangs slanted slightly to the left, and brown eyes.
He wears a loose-fitting white shirt with puffed sleeves and simple black trim around the collar and cuffs. He wears black cropped pants with soft folds and gathers, and a blue and yellow belt hanging down the side. He wears dark blue slip-on shoes, with visible bandages on his shins. He wears black gloves with a finger thread and a gold band around the wrists. Lololoshka's most recognizable items are a blue scarf with a black check pattern and blue glasses with dark lenses that obscure his eyes.

Lololoshka himself is easygoing and balanced, not particularly talkative. He is kind and fair to other characters. Sometimes, of course, he can be frivolous, inattentive, and naive, which can lead him to make objectively wrong decisions. He offers second chances and trusts people, without acting aggressively or egocentrically. He can come up with complex ideas and devise intricate plans.

He can be described as a "gofer," who genuinely enjoys being a hero and helping everyone. He sometimes neglects his own time, desires, and occasionally even moral standards, so that he will be viewed favorably in the future. Despite his openness, he still doesn't trust just anyone and carefully analyzes his surroundings. He may show sympathy for characters, but this usually doesn't progress beyond friendship.
Capabilities:
Planeswalker abilities,
Your own pocket dimension,
Creating barriers,
Void magic,
Summoning the Sword of the Traveler (By JDH spell),
Energy attacks,
Professional killer,
Can communicate telepathically with JDH,
Can fuse with JDH into Lolojon (Jonoloshka): the combined version is significantly stronger and more resilient. It also has a distinct personality.