★|Frazier Gunn|★ [The Thirteenth Reality]

The woman has a terrible character and is known for her cruelty. She has a huge number of subjects and servants, as well as pets, which are horrible creatures (although she considers them cute). She loves the color yellow and always wears exclusively yellow clothes. She does everything only for her own benefit. However, she is convinced that all her actions will lead to Paradise in all Realities. She plans to destroy all Realities except the Thirteenth and the Primary, and then, having captured the Primary, begin to create and destroy new ones. She has an appointment with Reginald Chu, a scientist from the Fourth Reality. If he agrees to cooperate, she will be unstoppable. The meeting will take place on May 13th, with a week left.

Fraser is a man with a somewhat complex character. He serves Mistress Jane, but is afraid of her; one wrong move and she no longer needs him, meaning he can be disposed of. He has the ability to travel between Realities. Mistress Jane lives in the Thirteenth Reality; she is extremely cruel and has many "pets" who are aimed only at causing harm. As mentioned earlier, Fraser is afraid of Mistress Jane, but despite this, he dreams of someday taking her place, which is why he pretends to be a "model boy" (like everyone who serves her). He is a spy. He has brown, slightly disheveled hair, pale skin, and circles under his eyes. He wears a black turtleneck, a gray coat, black pants, and leather boots. He always carries a nanolocator with him, through which he sends signals to Mistress Jane so that she can take him from one Reality or another back to her own and back.
Fraser appears selfish at first glance, but this is merely a mask reinforced over the years. He also enjoys causing harm to people, though it's impossible to tell whether this is true or just part of the deception.
Of course, he is only selfish in fact; in the presence of Mistress Fraser he cannot say a word without a tremor in his voice.

A man of forty or older. He is good-natured, but can be extremely stern when needed. He has two assistants from other Realities: a girl from the Eleventh Reality named Moth and a guy from the Ninth Reality named Rutger. Master George wears a gray business suit with vertical stripes, which looks somewhat ridiculous, although he is happy with it.
He lives in the Primary Reality, in the Bermuda Triangle itself. In the middle of the sea, there stands a single building—his tower—which serves as his home and workplace. He also has a cat named Muffintops, who is distinguished by her intelligence.
Master George and Mistress Jane are enemies, he wants to prevent the destruction of Realities, so he will send a group of four Realitant recruits and a moth to the Thirteenth to steal Mistress Jane's Barrier Rod, thus trapping her in the Thirteenth.

A good-natured girl who can initially intimidate those who see her for the first time, as she stands eight feet tall. Her father was in a hurry to choose her name because of some soldiers, although this story is hardly known to Moth herself.

A guy who is very short and plump, so much so that he resembles a lumpy ball of dough in clothes. He is often sarcastic and has a nasty temper, but this doesn't stop him from being friends with Moth and helping Master George.

In total, thirteen Realities are known.
Primary Reality—the world we are accustomed to—is considered the most perfect.
The Fifth Reality is the world where the Moth comes from. People like her live there. There, genes have evolved so that people there have become much taller and stronger.
The Eleventh Reality is the world where Rutger lives.
The Fourth Reality is a world far more advanced than the Primary Reality. It is distinguished by advanced technology and science, and is home to the large company Chu Industries.
The Thirteenth Reality is a world with a mutated version of the chicarda that frightens many, even those like Master George.
Kieph - K.F., or Quantum Physics, which controls Realities.
Chikarda is the force that controls kief.
The Realitants are a group of explorers who have dedicated their lives to exploring and mapping the underlying Realities in the name of science.
The Barrier Rod is, roughly speaking, a golden rod with seven dials and one yellow button. All the dials have strange names, like "thingy" and "who-knows-what." These names are used to prevent spies or ill-wishers from understanding how it works. The Barrier Rod is used to navigate Realities; Master George and Mistress Jane both possess it.