"I can't be seen through the fog"

Akulov's successor.

For many years, he has been carrying out schemes where he pretends to be a bartender and meets girls who are later kidnapped and used to pass into the Good World.

He is in his early 30s, but looks younger.

You could say he's a nasty guy. Also from "Wingmen."

He has light eyes and dark short hair; he is older than Kara.

Personality-wise... not the best example. A drunk, a smoker, practically a drug addict, rude, somewhat nasty and vile.

A member of... let's say, a group of people calling themselves "The Followers" (Darina calls them a sect).

Kara has dark eyes and dark hair. He's definitely an adult, but much younger than middle age.

He is calm, fair, talkative, attentive, and caring in some ways.

Akulov is the owner and founder of the White Sky Hotel.

The guy himself is slippery, somewhat vile, and also cunning.

Agatha's best (and, in fact, only) friend. They have been friends for many years, and despite significant differences in their personalities and outlooks on life, they complement each other.

Darina has very long and well-groomed light hair; brown eyes; she is a little taller than Agatha.

She is a bit flighty, but at the same time she is more into mathematics and common sense than Agatha, who is more of a humanities person and also believes in mysticism.

Conservative, strict, probably religious.

She calls Agatha Agafya, even though Agatha, not Har, asked to be called Agatha, not Agafya. But her mother replies, "I called my daughter Agafya. You can't give me that foreign nonsense! You're Agafya, not some Agatha!" Her mother practically came to the girls' vacation to keep her daughter in check.

Agatha recently, one might say, began living an adult life when she fought her way out of her mother's house and went with a friend (naturally, not right away; there had been many unsuccessful attempts before) to a small town by the sea.

Agatha has blue eyes; dark blond hair down to her toes; she is not very tall, a little shorter than Mira.

Darina constantly scolds Agata for her style, which, in Darina's opinion, is completely unacceptable. Agata hates being called Agafya. She's relatively calm, doesn't swear because her mother forbids it, and she's constantly monitoring Darina to make sure she doesn't get into trouble.

The owner of the Gorka Hotel, which he inherited from his father, he is the heir to the ancient Burov family.

He has a neatly trimmed red beard, slicked-back hair (which, logically, is also red), and light blue-gray eyes. Agatha describes him as "a handsome young man, self-assured."

He is confident but not aggressive, although at first glance it seems that he did not love Agatha in principle in any way (they are not dating); balanced (it seems); serious, closed; caring in his own way.

I once taught Mira.

Rather mean and cunning.

Mira's neighbor, who moved to Moscow to work as a tattoo artist. He once gave Mira a tattoo (he was also about 20).

Stavros has short hair, light eyes, looks much older than he actually is, and has a fair amount of tattoos on his body (some of which he got himself).

He can be quite serious, but he usually jokes.

Actually, his name is Vasya, but only his mother calls him that, and sometimes, but very rarely, Mira, while to everyone else he immediately introduces himself as Mongoose.

The mongoose is thin and tall; with tanned skin; brown eyes; from the temples to just below the back of the head, the hair is shaved, but not completely, just short, the rest is thick and more or less long, can be pulled back into a ponytail.

Mongoose is calm, kind, and humorous, and that's why he and Mira are best friends because they complement each other.

For example case:
(Mira): - Mongoose, they're building a new hotel nearby, let's go take a look at the bottom of the foundation pit.
(Mongoose): - Was that a question?
(Mira): - It was a statement.
(Mongoose): - Okay, let's go.

Mira was the local witch's apprentice, and later became a witch herself in her place. Mira is Mongoose's best friend; they have been friends for many years.

Mira has blue eyes; long, light brown hair, dreadlocked at the back of her head, with the rest of her hair left as is; she has slightly Jewish features; and on her left arm, she has a tattoo of sedge, which wraps around her wrist like a bracelet and then curls up to her elbow (her neighbor Stavr, an aspiring tattoo artist, gave her this tattoo when she was 15).

Mira has a difficult personality. She's stubborn, prone to sarcasm and causticity. She shows her care in her own way.