Egrassel

Dependency and manipulation. Egrassel takes it hard when someone tries to control him or use him for their own ends. His own vulnerability is his strong dependence on his father: for almost his entire life, he sought to help Tadmavriel, hoping to earn attention and praise.
Parasitizing another's power. When the father (already possessed by the infection) latched onto Egrassel during the ritual and began parasitizing on his power, this caused the hero to feel repulsion.
Isolation and suppression. Egrassel made the difficult decision to seal himself and his father in the family estate to isolate the threat to the multiverse. He rejects situations where someone is completely deprived of choice and freedom.

A desire to help. Egrassel sincerely desires the good of the beings of Archaea. Having received the power of the Spark from the First Mother (Beginning), he tried from the very beginning to use it to heal his father, Tadmavriel, who had become infected with a corrupted skint. Later, he dedicated himself to spreading light and saving the multiverse.
Working with students. Unlike his father, Egrassel is not averse to taking on students—for example, he created a group of First Ones and shared his power with them.
Creativity and detail. Fan stories note that he enjoys small tokens of affection: for example, when he embroidered a pattern on a friend's gloves, it became very meaningful to him.
Reasoning and metaphors. Egrassel loves to vividly describe his feelings, using many epithets—this speaks to his well-read nature and penchant for figurative thinking.

Mutual support. The heroes are ready to share any challenges with each other, sharing both joys and difficulties.
Trust and openness. Egrassel shares his plans with Lololoshka, answers his questions, and tries to allay his doubts without pressuring him.
Emotional connection. Fan stories often play up moments when friends worry about each other, as in the case of Egrasel's concern for Lololoshka.

Egrassel and Lololoshka were close friends in the past, but due to memory loss, Lololoshka forgot about it. Their connection dates back to the time when Egrassel, having received the blood of the First Mother, shared it with Lololoshka, making him one of the first planeswalkers to possess the Spark. This event became the starting point for Egrassel's alternate calendar.
Furthermore, Egrassel and Lololoshka collaborated on the creation of the Interworlders' masks. According to Tadmavriel, Egrassel knitted Lololoshka's scarf, which he wears to this day.

A virtually unlimited supply of Spark: he has at his disposal not only his own Spark, but also the Spark of other planeswalkers, including the First Ones.
Spark Energy Transfer and Absorption: He can both transfer his Spark to other beings and draw it from other hosts.
Spreading the Spark: It was he who bestowed the Spark upon the First Planeswalkers.
Effective Immortality: He has a power running through his veins that is unaware of the concepts of life and death, so he cannot die unless he chooses to.
Space and time travel: Using the mask and "Dispatch," he can travel to any point in reality.
High intelligence: he created the elven bracers and was one of the creators of the interworld masks together with Lololoshka.
Teaching skills: Unlike his father, Egrassel is no stranger to taking on students—the First Ones became his followers.

As a child, Egrassel was fascinated by science and research, studying at the Elven Academy and quickly earning a reputation as a talented researcher, following in his father's footsteps. After his mother's death, he remained with his father, who gradually became increasingly withdrawn and obsessed with his own ideas.
Despite this, Egrassel held out hope to the very end of saving Tadmavriel and returning him to who he once was. He accepted the gift of the First Mother (the blood of the Interworld) to help his father, but, unlike him, he understood her message correctly and decided to spread this gift among mortals.

Unlike his father, Egrassel is calm, good-natured, and reasonable. He vividly describes his feelings, using numerous metaphors and epithets, which speaks to his literacy and erudition.

Egrassel has the typical appearance of an Archean elves: tall, pointed ears, fair hair, and long, slender arms. His attire includes a pale gray shirt, a green cloak with gold trim and rolled-up sleeves, a belt with a small pouch, brown pants, and gray boots. At the time of his father's sealing, he wears more expensive clothing with skint trim and crystals on his shoulders.