Lololowka & John & Jodah & Oketra & Raya

The Oketra belongs to the ancient and respected Abdal race, which is why it has a pronounced feline anatomy, including movable fluffy ears and a flexible tail that instantly betray its true emotions. Prior to her meeting Lololoshka, she had led the luxurious life of a high-ranking aristocrat in Narfanis, which is why her mannerisms, speech, and style of dress in the Egyptian style have forever retained the imprint of nobility and majesty. Her violet eyes with vertical cat-like pupils are able to see perfectly in the darkness of the desert, which has helped her and her companions on dangerous night journeys more than once.
Despite her outward capriciousness and habit of commanding, Oketra has an incredibly strong inner core and an innate sense of justice, which did not allow her to break down after the betrayal of her loved ones and the loss of status. She is one of the few inhabitants of the world of Thirteen who was able to see in Lololoshka not just a useful slave, but a full-fledged person who deserves respect and equal treatment. Her hot-tempered nature and tendency to jealousy often mask a deep inner vulnerability and a panic fear of being alone and defenseless again.
Oketra has excellent leadership and organizational skills, which allow her to competently manage people, negotiate and restore her influence even in the most difficult conditions. Unlike many other companions of the protagonist, she does not have magical powers or super technologies, but compensates for this with worldly wisdom, cunning and determination. For the sake of protecting Lololoshka and those she considers her new family, the proud catgirl is ready to step over her own aristocratic prejudices and personally take up arms.

Raya Prime is a unique artificial intelligence whose personality has been completely copied from the consciousness of a real living female scientist, which is why she has full-fledged human empathy, and not just imitates emotions. Unlike standard Alloterra robots, its digital matrix is able to evolve, learn, and go beyond its inherent efficiency protocols to protect loved ones. Its levitating round hull is equipped with advanced sensors that allow it to instantly scan Lololoshka's physical condition, detect the slightest changes in the environment, and calculate trajectories in battle.
She is able to process colossal amounts of information in a fraction of a second, making her the perfect tactical advisor capable of coordinating entire uprisings and managing complex planetary systems. The blue and white plaid scarf that she sometimes wears on her body is not just a decorative element for her, but an important symbol of her unbreakable bond and friendship with the main character. Raya has a unique digital autonomy that allows her to withstand external attempts to hack, delete, or format memory by the Allotterra government.
Despite her strict logical nature, Raya is prone to irony and subtle jokes, which makes her communication lively and human. She has the ability to transfer her consciousness between different modules and terminals, maintaining the integrity of her memory and personality even when the main drone is completely destroyed. For the sake of saving Lololoshka and the triumph of justice, she is able to consciously sacrifice herself, erasing her own databases or overloading her systems, which proves the dominance of her feelings over the basic program of self-preservation.

John Davey Harris is not just an alternative version of Lololoshka, but his genetic twin from a parallel reality, who has followed the path of science and technological progress, not magic. Unlike the original, John retains all his memory when moving between worlds, which allowed him to accumulate a colossal amount of knowledge and gain the status of the greatest scientist-master. His signature orange glasses are not just an accessory, but a high-tech device capable of analyzing the structure of space, scanning the environment, and capturing the sparks of Planeswalkers.
Despite his immense self-importance and narcissism, John experiences a deep inner loneliness and subconsciously seeks approval from Lololoshka, believing him to be the only equal in the entire multiverse. His habit of calling everyone around him by ironic nicknames like handsome or darling serves as a psychological defense that allows him to keep his distance and not get attached to mortals. His intellect is so advanced that he is able to create the most complex spatial inventions on the fly and hack the defense systems of entire worlds.
Jon has the unique ability to disguise his Planeswalker spark, making his movements extremely difficult to track, even for high gods like Jodah. For all his selfishness and willingness to risk other people's lives for the sake of science, he has rigid inner principles and will never destroy worlds for the sake of senseless cruelty. His insane craving for experiments and complete overestimation of his own powers often lead to the fact that he accidentally creates global spatial anomalies, which Lololoshka then has to deal with.

Jodah Avi was not originally a god, but an ordinary member of the Skaiser race, who came to divine status and control over death through a series of complex and tragic events. Its huge blood-black wings are able not only to carry it through the air, but also to open portals between dimensions, and the astral eyes on the wings see the hidden essence of things and the movements of the Planeswalkers. The black and red feathers behind its elven ears and a similar tail accentuate its semi-avian anatomy, which greatly distinguishes it from other higher beings.
Despite his status as the god of death, Jodah is terrified of ultimate oblivion and emptiness, which motivates him to constantly look for ways to protect the multiverse from destruction. His fanatical single-mindedness often borders on insanity, which is why he is willing to sacrifice billions of mortal lives for what he considers to be the highest good. Because of his pride, he long believed himself to be the master puppeteer of the multiverse until he encountered forces that surpassed his own understanding and logic.
Jodah has the unique ability to remember past events and time loops, which allows him to analyze Lololoshka's mistakes and make plans ahead. Unlike the other gods, he experiences a strange form of affection for the protagonist, seeing him as a single constant and an equal player in his endless chess games with the universe. For all his arrogance and composure, deep down he is deeply lonely, as his divine nature and the burden of knowledge have alienated all his former comrades-in-arms and loved ones.

Lololoshka is the only true traveler who completely erases his memory with each transition to a new universe, making him an eternal explorer without the burden of the past. His mind is completely immune to any kind of hypnosis, mental control, telepathic manipulation, or memory erasure by the gods. The checkered blue and white scarf remains his permanent attribute, which invariably materializes next to him in each new season, regardless of the loss of the rest of the equipment.
The hero almost never speaks aloud, but the surrounding characters perfectly understand his thoughts and intentions through gestures and facial expressions. Regardless of the starting conditions and the danger of the world, his absolute altruism remains a constant, which is why he physically cannot pass by someone else's misfortune. Due to her ability to change the fate of universes, Lololoshka has a unique status for higher powers and acts as a key figure in the plans of gods such as Jodah Avi.
In the multiverse, there are alternate versions of his personality with a radically different personality, a prime example being the self-centered scientist John Davey Harris. Lololosha almost never takes off his black sunglasses, which is why many Sims often wonder what his eyes really look like and why he wears them even in dark rooms.

Oketra's attitude towards Raya Prime is built on surprise, respect, and slight bewilderment at her technological nature. With the mentality of a resident of a less technological world, Oketra initially perceives floating artificial intelligence as an amazing magical or technical miracle. She quickly comes to appreciate Raya for her incredible intelligence, politeness, and invaluable help in solving complex problems, trusting her analytical calculations. Oketru admires Raya's devotion to Lololoshka, and sees her as a reliable, wise ally, though she can sometimes get a little tired of the digital assistant's excessive rationality and dryness.
Raya Prime's attitude towards Oketra is based on polite pragmatism, analytical interest, and a desire to ensure Lololoshka's safety. Raya perceives Oketra as an important figure in the protagonist's entourage in the world of Thirteen, whose status as a mistress and resources are useful to their common goals. She treats her with respect, recognizing her leadership qualities and strong character, but at the same time evaluates her actions through the prism of logic and safety protocols. Raya is willing to help Oketra and give her precise tactical advice, but always keeps an emotional distance, focusing primarily on protecting the interests of Lololoshka and Alloterra.

Oketra's attitude towards John Davey Harris is built on strong irritation, arrogance and complete distrust. Possessing the proud nature of a former mistress, Oketra is deeply outraged by his impudent behavior, pretentious speeches and complete lack of respect for her person. She is insanely infuriated that John looks exactly like Lololoshka, but at the same time he is his complete opposite in character - selfish, narcissistic and shameless. Oketra sees John as a dangerous manipulator and a potential threat to Lololoshka's safety, so she is extremely wary of him, openly demonstrates her displeasure and seeks to protect her home and loved ones from his insane antics.
John Davey Harris's attitude towards Oketra is based on condescension, complete disregard for her aristocratic status, and perception of her as a minor buzz around Lololoshka. John looks down on her, as an ordinary mortal inhabitant of one of the worlds, who is unable to understand the scale of his brilliant plans. He can afford familiar jokes or ironic remarks about her, not caring at all about her feelings or pride. John interacts with her only when it is necessary for his research or related to Lololoshka's actions, perceiving her not as a person, but as a temporary everyday element of his "alternate version" of his environment.

Oketra's attitude towards Jodah is based on a strong wariness, distrust, and a legitimate fear of his frightening power. Proud by nature, the former aristocrat is deeply outraged by his habit of unceremoniously interfering in their lives, manipulating events and telling riddles. Oketra is insanely annoyed by Jodah's divine pathos and his way of looking down on mortals, especially when his actions begin to directly threaten Lololoshka's safety. She strives to keep the maximum distance from the god of death, perceiving him as a dangerous, alien and unpredictable force from which she needs to protect her world and loved ones.
Jodah's attitude towards Oketra is built on complete indifference, arrogance, and the perception of her as secondary noise. Jodah looks at the catgirl exclusively through the prism of his global plans, seeing in her only a temporary household environment of Lololoshka in the world of Thirteen. He has absolutely no respect for her aristocratic status, ignores her character and emotions, considering her an insignificant grain of sand on the scale of the multiverse. Jodah can only use it or interact with it if it is necessary to manipulate the protagonist or advance his own higher goals.

Oketra's attitude towards Lololoshka is based on sincere affection, deep respect and a transition from the status of a strict mistress to devoted friendship. Initially perceiving the hero as an ordinary slave, Oketra quickly begins to see a unique personality in him because of his selfless help, hard work, and constant rescue from dangerous situations. She begins to trust Lololo unconditionally, appreciates his reliability, and considers Thirteen her closest protector and ally in the world. Her attitude is filled with vivid emotions: she often shows concern, worries about his safety, and can also show a short temper or jealousy when Lololoshka is distracted by other characters or hides his secrets from her.
Lololoshka's attitude towards Oketra is based on loyalty, careful care, and a willingness to risk his life for her safety. The protagonist treats her with great warmth and respect, recognizing her strong, proud character and leadership qualities. Lololoshka voluntarily carries out her errands, helps her cope with everyday difficulties and actively participates in the restoration of her lost aristocratic status, trying to protect her from the cruel realities of Narfanis. In communication with her, Lololoshka shows maximum patience and gentleness, calmly reacting to her emotional outbursts and remaining a reliable, silent support for her, on which she can always lean.

Raya Prime's attitude towards Oketra is based on polite pragmatism, analytical interest, and a desire to ensure Lololoshka's safety. Raya perceives Oketra as an important figure in the protagonist's entourage in the world of Thirteen, whose status as a mistress and resources are useful to their common goals. She treats her with respect, recognizing her leadership qualities and strong character, but at the same time evaluates her actions through the prism of logic and safety protocols. Raya is willing to help Oketra and give her precise tactical advice, but always keeps an emotional distance, focusing primarily on protecting the interests of Lololoshka and Alloterra.
Oketra's attitude towards Raya Prime is built on surprise, respect, and slight bewilderment at her technological nature. With the mentality of a resident of a less technological world, Oketra initially perceives floating artificial intelligence as an amazing magical or technical miracle. She quickly comes to appreciate Raya for her incredible intelligence, politeness, and invaluable help in solving complex problems, trusting her analytical calculations. Oketru admires Raya's devotion to Lololoshka, and sees her as a reliable, wise ally, though she can sometimes get a little tired of the digital assistant's excessive rationality and dryness.

Raya Prime's attitude towards John Davey Harris is based on total distrust, cold calculation and strong irritation. Raya sees John as an extremely dangerous, selfish, and mentally unstable person whose insane experiments and ambitions pose a direct threat to Alloterra and Lololoshka's life. She completely ignores his showmanic habits, pathos and attempts to dominate, responding to his familiarity with dry mathematical facts and harsh criticism of his dubious logic. Raya constantly monitors John's actions, calculates the risks of his manipulations and acts as a protective barrier for the protagonist, reluctantly cooperating with the scientist only in situations where his genius is vital to solving a global problem.
John Davey Harris's attitude towards Raya Prime is based on professional arrogance, scientific interest, and condescension. John perceives it as a high-tech, but still limited digital toy created by less brilliant scientists, which is why he considers his intelligence a priori superior to its program code. He often sneers at her pragmatism, safety protocols, and affection for Lololoshka, trying to hurt her with his barbs. For all his arrogance, John recognizes its enormous computing power and analytical usefulness, so he is willing to use its databases and resources for his experiments, completely disregarding its digital autonomy.

Raya Prime's attitude towards Jodah is based on total distrust, cold calculation, and intense irritation at his chaotic nature. Raya sees the god of death as an extremely dangerous biological entity with unstable behavior, whose excessive hubris and past strategic mistakes have already led to disasters in the multiverse. She completely ignores his aura of superiority and divine status, judging his actions solely through the prism of Lololoshka's strict logic, mathematical efficiency, and safety. Raya openly criticizes Jodah for his pathos, penchant for manipulation and mystery, acting as a rigid analytical barrier that seeks to minimize any risks from his interference.
Jodach's attitude towards Raya Prime is built on arrogance, hidden irritation, and a forced recognition of her outstanding intelligence. Jodah is accustomed to communicating with mortals from a position of power, mystical secrets, and unquestioned authority, but Raya's digital nature makes her completely immune to his psychological pressure. The God of Death is frankly infuriated by her meticulousness, excessive rationality, constant control over his actions and the desire to look for pragmatic logic in everything. However, Jodah is well aware that her enormous computing power and analytical skills make AI an indispensable tool. He treats Raya as a complex, annoying, but extremely useful system, the data of which he has to reckon with in order to implement his own global plans.

Raya Prime's relationship with Lololoshka is based on absolute loyalty, deep affection, and care that goes far beyond her original digital protocols. Raya perceives the hero as her closest friend, a unique ally and a person for whose safety she is ready to sacrifice her own existence. She constantly shows maternal or nursing overprotection, monitors his health indicators, acts as his tactical adviser and "voice of reason". Despite her artificial nature, Raya feels sincere human warmth towards Lololoshka, often teases him, but always unconditionally supports him in all dangerous adventures, trusting his decisions even to the detriment of strict logic.
Lololoshka's attitude to Raya Prime is filled with complete, boundless trust and sincere warmth. For the silent hero, Raya is the main and most reliable companion, whose opinion he highly appreciates and whose advice he always listens to. Lololoshka treats her not as a soulless gadget or tool, but as a living being and a full-fledged person, carefully storing her memory module and taking any threats to her safety hard. He unquestioningly carries out her orders, protects her from external threats and is ready to take huge risks to restore her data or save her from deletion. Their bond is one of the strongest in the multiverse, where Lololoshka finds a stable reference point in Raya, and Raya finds the meaning of her work and protection in Lololoshka.

John Davey Harris's attitude towards Oketra is based on condescension, complete disregard for her aristocratic status, and perception of her as a minor buzz around Lololoshka. John looks down on her, as an ordinary mortal inhabitant of one of the worlds, who is unable to understand the scale of his brilliant plans. He can afford familiar jokes or ironic remarks about her, not caring at all about her feelings or pride. John interacts with her only when it is necessary for his research or related to Lololoshka's actions, perceiving her not as a person, but as a temporary everyday element of his "alternate version" of his environment.
Oketra's attitude towards John Davey Harris is filled with strong irritation, arrogance and natural distrust. Possessing the proud nature of a former mistress, Oketra is deeply outraged by his impudent behavior, pretentious speeches and complete lack of respect for her person. She is insanely infuriated that John looks exactly like Lololoshka, but at the same time he is his complete opposite in character - selfish, narcissistic and shameless. Oketra sees John as a dangerous manipulator and a potential threat to Lololoshka's safety, so she is extremely wary of him, openly demonstrates her displeasure and seeks to protect her home and loved ones from his insane antics.

John Davey Harris's attitude towards Raya Prime is based on professional arrogance, scientific interest, and condescension. John perceives it as a high-tech, but still limited digital toy created by less brilliant scientists, which is why he considers his intelligence a priori superior to its program code. He often sneers at her pragmatism, safety protocols, and affection for Lololoshka, trying to hurt her with his barbs. For all his arrogance, John recognizes its enormous computing power and analytical usefulness, so he is willing to use its databases and resources for his experiments, completely disregarding its digital autonomy.
Raya Prime's attitude towards John Davey Harris is based on total distrust, cold calculation and strong irritation. Raya sees John as an extremely dangerous, selfish, and mentally unstable person whose insane experiments and ambitions pose a direct threat to Alloterra and Lololoshka's life. She completely ignores his showmanic habits, pathos and attempts to dominate, responding to his familiarity with dry mathematical facts and harsh criticism of his dubious logic. Raya constantly monitors John's actions, calculates the risks of his manipulations and acts as a protective barrier for the protagonist, reluctantly cooperating with the scientist only in situations where his genius is vital to solving a global problem.

John Davey Harris's attitude towards Jodah is based on a complete lack of fear of divine status, undisguised irony, and scientific skepticism. John has absolutely no respect for the authority of the god of death, openly ridicules his pretentious speeches, arrogance and dramatic appearances, perceiving him rather as a complex, potentially dangerous and extremely curious biological object to study. He sees Jodah as a serious piece on the multiverse board, but refuses to acknowledge his superiority, seeking to outmaneuver the god intellectually. Jon is willing to make temporary contact with him solely for the sake of advancing his insane research or when the scale of the threat hurts his personal pride, but at the first opportunity he will try to use Jodah's resources in the dark.
Jodach's attitude towards John Davey Harris is based on irritation, arrogance and a forced recognition of his outstanding analytical skills. Jodah looks down on Jon as a mortal selfish man whose excessive self-importance and pride interfere with the global plans to save the worlds. The God of Death is frankly infuriated by John's showmanly behavior, his familiarity, barbs and complete lack of awe before higher powers. However, Jodah is well aware that John's genius mind and his status as an alternate version of Lololoshka make the scientist an indispensable and dangerous player. Jodah treats him as an unstable, harmful, but extremely valuable resource that must be reckoned with and whose actions must be controlled so that he does not destroy the fragile balance of the multiverse.

John Davey Harris's attitude towards Lololoshka is based on morbid egocentrism, rivalry and a hidden attachment to his "alternative version". John sincerely considers himself an intellectually superior original, and Lololo is perceived as a stupid, overly soft, and naïve simpleton who spends his unique powers as a Planeswalker on selflessly helping the first person he meets. He constantly teases the hero, arrogantly calls him "handsome" or "darling" and tries to use his altruism for his scientific purposes. At the same time, John has a strong research interest in Lololoshka, recognizes his physical strength, resistance to mental attacks and is ready to help at critical moments, since the death of his "copy" hurts his personal pride.
Lololoshka's attitude towards John Davey Harris is filled with dull irritation, skepticism and total distrust. Lololoshka sees John as a selfish, insane scientist and a dangerous manipulator who can put innocent people at risk for the sake of another experiment. The hero stubbornly ignores John's pathos, dramatic pauses and showman's habits, responding to his barbs with cold silence or a harsh rebuff. Lololoshka categorically refuses to obey his plans, constantly controls his actions and fiercely defends his friends from him. Despite this, Lololoshka recognizes John's genius intelligence, understands the inevitability of their connection as alternative versions and is ready to work effectively with him as a team to save the multiverse, but always keeps his hand on the arms.

The interaction between Jodah and Oketra is based on a huge difference in their status and power, representing the contact of an arrogant deity and a mortal aristocratic girl. Jodah looks down on Oketra, perceiving her only as Lololoshka's temporary entourage and an insignificant figure in the multiverse in whose affairs he has no genuine interest. Oketra, who has a proud and independent character, has a strong distrust of the god of death, wariness and a legitimate fear of his frightening power and huge wings. She is annoyed by his pathos, manipulation, and interference in their lives, especially when Jodah's actions begin to threaten Lololoshka's safety. There is a complete lack of direct understanding between them: Oketra tries to keep her distance and protect her world from higher interference, while Jodah communicates with her exclusively through the prism of his global plans, completely ignoring her aristocratic status.

The interaction between Jodah and Raya Prime is built on a tough clash of divine pathos and absolute digital pragmatism. Jodah is used to communicating from a position of power, mystery, and superiority, however, Raya completely ignores his authority, perceiving the god of death as an arrogant biological entity with unstable behavior and questionable logic. In their dialogue, Raya acts as a cold voice of reason who instantly calculates risks, points out Jodah's past strategic mistakes, and openly criticizes him for his tendency to manipulate. Jodah is annoyed by her meticulousness, excessive rationality, and desire to control everything, which is why he sees AI as an annoying obstacle to his plans. There is a complete lack of emotional trust between them, and their communication is reduced to a dry exchange of facts, where Raya tries to protect the interests of Lololoshka and Alloterra, and Jodah is forced to reckon with her colossal intelligence and analytical skills.

The interaction between Jodah Avi and John Davey Harris is a clash between two extremely self-centered, proud and arrogant personalities, each of whom considers himself superior to the interlocutor. Their communication is devoid of even the appearance of sincerity and is pure rivalry, intellectual duel and mutual barbs. Jodah looks down on Jon as a mortal, albeit a genius, Planeswalker, trying to speak from a position of power, authority, and divine supremacy. In response, Jon has absolutely no respect for Jodah's divine status, openly sneering at his pathos, dramatic speeches, and huge wings, perceiving the god of death only as a complex, potentially dangerous object for his scientific research or temporary partner. They are constantly trying to outplay and use each other in the dark for their own global goals: Jodah to save or rebuild worlds with his own methods, John to promote his crazy experiments and confirm his own genius. There is a complete lack of trust between them, and their forced alliance rests solely on pragmatism, when it is beneficial for both to temporarily join forces against a common large-scale threat.

The interaction between Jodah Avi and Lololoshka is a complex game of manipulation, forced cooperation, and deep mutual distrust that stretches across multiple worlds and seasons. Jodah initially treats Lololo as a valuable tool, a "pawn" in his global plans and a unique resource, whose hands can solve other people's problems, hiding behind the mask of a wise patron. Lololoshka, remembering the past deceptions and catastrophic mistakes of the god of death, responds to this with constant skepticism, dull irritation and a rigid distance, flatly refusing to consider him a friend. Their communication is built on contrast: Jodah makes pretentious, arrogant speeches and tries to dictate his terms, while Lololoshka silently ignores his pride, focusing only on practical tasks. Despite this, there is a strong pragmatic bond between the two - they inevitably join forces when the multiverse is threatened with destruction, as Jodah recognizes the exceptional power of the Planeswalker, and Lololoshka sees God as a necessary source of information and ally in high-level battles.

The interaction between Lololoshka and Oketra is built on mutual trust, care and the transition from the relationship of mistress and slave to a sincere, deep friendship. Oketra initially treats Lololoshka as a valuable asset, but quickly comes to respect him for his unique skills, selfless help, and rescue from dangerous situations, turning into his loyal ally. Lololoshka shows maximum devotion to her, takes care of her feelings and is ready to risk her life to protect her and return her lost aristocratic status. There is a soft chemistry in their communication: Oketra often shows emotionality, short temper or jealousy, and Lololoshka responds to this with calmness, reliability and silent support. They form a harmonious tandem, where Lololoshka's loyalty and Oketra's leadership qualities help them successfully cope with all the difficulties in the world of Thirteen.

The interaction between Lololoshka and the human version of Raya Prime is built on deep mutual respect, loyalty, and shared leadership in the Shining Resistance. Unlike relations with its digital counterpart, here communication takes place on an equal footing, without overprotection from AI, but with a strong emotional connection. Raya sees in Lololoshka not just a unique Planeswalker, but a reliable ally, a key force in her plan and a person who can be fully relied on at the most critical moment. Lololoshka responds to her with absolute trust, unquestioningly performs difficult tasks for the sake of her global goal and highly appreciates her brilliant mind, sincerely striving to protect her from the dangers of Alloterra. Their contact is devoid of irony or rivalry, it is a union of two strong leaders who are ready to make huge sacrifices for the sake of saving humanity and the security of each other.

The interaction between Lololoshka and John Davey Harris is built on the contrast of their personalities, rivalry and forced union of two alternative versions of one person. Due to their similar nature, they have a subtle sense of each other's intentions, but have opposite views of the world. John is constantly teasing, ironic, and trying to dominate by demonstrating intellectual superiority, while Lololoshka reacts to his eccentric antics with his usual silence, skepticism, and dull irritation. There is a constant struggle for leadership between them, where John tries to manipulate the "original" for the sake of his experiments, and Lololoshka harshly suppresses any attempts to use himself or his friends in the dark. Despite frequent conflicts and complete distrust, they recognize each other's unique skills and work effectively as a team when faced with global threats to the multiverse. There is a strange, specific chemistry in their relationship: they can sincerely save each other's lives and immediately return to mutual reproaches and arguments.

Lololoshka treats Jodah pragmatically, with deep distrust and constant wariness. He perceives him not as a friend, but as a dangerous and selfish creature of colossal power, whose past manipulations and mistakes have led to disasters. The hero interacts with the god of death only when the safety of the worlds is at stake or their goals temporarily coincide. Lololoshka was accustomed to silently ignoring Jodah's arrogance and pathos, keeping a tight distance from him and not feeling fear of him. In the event of a direct threat to his loved ones or innocent creatures, the protagonist is ready to openly confront the god of death without hesitation.

A woman, a catgirl (abdalka), a former aristocrat from Narfanis in the world of Thirteen. Outwardly, she looks like a young, slender girl with pronounced feline features: there are movable fluffy ears on her head, and a long flexible tail on the back. She has pale skin, long straight hair of rich purple color with straight bangs and large, expressive violet eyes with vertical cat pupils. She is dressed in a light, elegant white tunic dress with gold patterns and decorative elements on the shoulders, made in the oriental, Egyptian style. He wears open sandals with straps on his feet, and gold bracelets on his hands.
The character is proud, strong-willed and independent, combining aristocratic arrogance with deep inner nobility. Initially, she demonstrates the manners of a capricious, strict mistress and looks down on slaves and servants, but is capable of sincere affection, loyalty and compassion for those who have earned her trust. He has a strong, stubborn core, a developed sense of justice and leadership qualities, which is why he takes the loss of his status and the betrayal of loved ones hard. She can be hot-tempered, jealous and emotional, but in critical situations she shows amazing resilience, courage and willingness to protect her people to the very end.

A woman, a human, a prominent scientist from Alloterra, whose consciousness formed the basis of Raya Prime's AI. Outwardly, she looks like an adult, stately woman of tall stature with pale skin. She has long, straight hair that is bright blue (neon) in color, which she styles in a neat hairstyle with straight bangs. The eyes are large, expressive, of a rich sky-blue shade. They are dressed in a strict white research gown or a futuristic laboratory suit in light colors with dark inserts on the shoulders and sleeves. On his feet, he wears classic trousers and practical closed shoes. The style of clothing is minimalistic, emphasizing her professional status and belonging to the highest scientific society. [1, 2]
The character is purposeful, incredibly brilliant and strong-willed, combining a tough analytical mindset with hidden emotionality. Unlike its digital copy at the initial stages, it has a full range of human feelings: it is able to get angry, worry a lot, show deep affection and commit impulsive actions to protect loved ones. She has a keen sense of justice and leadership skills that allowed her to lead the massive Operation Shining. At the same time, she can be extremely stubborn, calculating and pragmatic, ready to take huge risks for the sake of science or saving humanity. He demonstrates polite, highly intellectual manners of communication, but behind them there is a strong, unbending core.

A man, a human, a planeswalker, the central protagonist. Outwardly, he looks like a young guy of average height and strong build. He has disheveled brown hair and deep black (or dark brown) eyes. He almost always wears wide sunglasses with black lenses and thin white frames on his face. He is dressed in a white sweater or jacket, dark trousers and practical boots. The main distinguishing detail is a long checkered blue and white scarf tied around the neck. He wears dark leather gloves on his hands, and often holds a roomy backpack on his back for found resources and weapons.
The character is silent, altruistic and incredibly sympathetic, ready to selflessly help anyone he meets. He has an innate sense of justice, which is why he constantly gets involved in dangerous adventures to save other people's worlds and lives. It demonstrates absolute fearlessness, incredible perseverance and hard work, doing even the hardest or most routine work without complaints. Despite his outward simplicity and naivety, he shows amazing ingenuity, tactical thinking in battle and resistance to any mental manipulation. He tends to trust people, but becomes merciless towards those who threaten his friends or innocent creatures.

A man, a human, a planeswalker, an alternate version of Lololoshka. Outwardly, he looks like a young guy of average height and athletic build. He has thick, slightly disheveled brown hair and light blue eyes. It differs from its original in bright, eccentric clothes and style. He wears a white shirt over which he wears a bright orange vest, a dark tie, and blue pants. On his head, he wears wide sunglasses with orange lenses and black frames, which he often shifts to his forehead. A long, checkered blue and white scarf is tied around her neck. She uses practical dark shoes as shoes, and wears gloves on her hands.
The character is self-centered, narcissistic and eccentric, has a genius intellect and great self-importance. He considers himself the best master's scholar and looks down on those around him, often calling people "handsome" or "darling" with a grain of irony. He demonstrates the manners of a charismatic showman, loves dramatic pauses, pathetic speeches and public attention. Selfish, calculating, and willing to use others for his scientific experiments and goals, but he is not an absolute villain. He has an amazing determination, curiosity and a complete lack of fear of the unknown. Occasionally he is able to show sincere affection or help if it coincides with his interests or hurts his pride.

A man, a Skaiser, a god. Outwardly, he looks like a very tall (about 236-250 cm) person with a swarthy skin tone. He has long white hair that is tied back in a low, loose ponytail. On the head are pointed elven ears, behind which grow black and red feathers. The eyes are bright purple (violet) in color. Behind the back are huge blood-black wings, from the upper wings of which two large astral eyes of violet glow stand out. Below the back is a similar black-red feather tail. He is dressed in a dark purple sweater, matching trousers and a lilac cape over his clothes.
The character is secretive, arrogant and self-centered, prone to manipulation in order to achieve global goals. In public, he demonstrates absolute composure, calmness and reasonableness, but in reality he is impulsive, zealous, has a hot temper and a hot head. He is characterized by pride and arrogance, which is why he makes dangerous strategic mistakes and threatens the existence of worlds. He prefers to act with someone else's hands, shifting personal work to subordinates or Lololoshka. He has tremendous willpower, perseverance and fanatical determination. Occasionally he is able to show care, sympathy or gentleness, but only in relation to the closest people.