Lololoshka, John, Oketra, Jodah, Raya in summer.

They're close friends and confide in each other. A relationship gone wrong? One comes to the other with a bottle of wine and they sit and gossip.

Patronage and care. Oketra gives Lololoshka tasks, but at the same time tries to support and protect him. She listens to him and values ​​his perspective.
Mutual trust. Lololoshka shares secrets with Oketra, and in return, she trusts him with important matters and takes him along on dangerous expeditions.
A partner in adventure. Emotional attachment. Oketra is very tactile, loves to cuddle, and is warm to those she considers close; Lololoshka definitely fits into this circle. She even dreams of traveling the worlds with him.
Conflicts and tension. Oketra can become abrupt and lose her temper.

A support system for each other. Raya-Prime is one of Lololoshka's main assistants: she provides calculations, suggests options, deciphers data, and helps her survive difficult times. Lololoshka, in turn, doesn't just use her as a tool, but treats her as a person.
Caring and humorous. There's a gentle dynamic between them: Raya sometimes makes dry or even creepy comments, while Lololoshka smooths things over in his own way. At the same time, he clearly cares for her and tries not to put her in hopeless situations. Mutual trust. In critical situations, they rely on each other without question.

Just like with Oketra, the relationship is neutral and fluctuates between friendship and indifference.

Their relationship is neutral, at the level of friendship and simple communication.

Opposites that complement each other. Lololoshka is reserved, often doubtful, and focused on helping others; John is sarcastic, self-assured, and prone to impulsive decisions. Because of this, they constantly clash, but it is precisely these differences that help them compensate for each other's weaknesses.
Telepathy and trait exchange. They have a telepathic connection, and at critical moments, a kind of "flow" of personality traits occurs: John may inadvertently adopt Lololoshka's gentleness, and Lololoshka, John's decisiveness. The most striking example is John's casual lie, which, for him as a character who is fundamentally not one to lie, comes as a shock and an indicator of how deeply they influence each other.
Mutual responsibility without sentimentality. John rarely expresses affection openly, but his actions speak for themselves: he comes back, helps, and takes risks when Lololoshka needs it. Lololoshka, for her part, tries not to judge John too harshly and tries to see the real motives behind his sarcasm.
Conflict is part of their dynamic. Their frequent arguments and banter aren't a sign of hostility, but a way of interacting. Conflicts serve as a catalyst for growth: after clashes, they understand each other better and learn to work together, even if they do so differently.

Their relationship is not just a union, but a deep emotional attachment, where there is room for trust, tenderness, and shared trials.

Jodah initially treats Lololoshka with disdain, considering him weak and insignificant. However, over time, his interest in Lo grows: he begins actively studying him, trying to understand his motives and exploit him for his own ends. In some scenes, Jodah displays possessive tendencies, for example through obsessive touching or attempts to control Lololoshka's actions.
Lololoshka, for her part, harbors mixed feelings toward Jodah: fear, curiosity, and anger. She distrusts him because of his manipulation and betrayal, such as when Jodah, concealing his true plans, frames the Order of the Tree and kills Lucius. At the same time, Lololoshka doesn't fully understand the extent of Jodah's manipulations, which creates additional tension.

Jodah and Jon's relationship is not a straight line, but a series of ups and downs, where there is room for trust, conflict, and misunderstanding.

A hotel in the south by the Black Sea. Russia. Hotel room 126, 13th floor.

Dark blue hair, blue eyes, pale pink skin. Height about 175 centimeters. Female.
At the beach, she wears a blue swimsuit. Outside, if it's warm, she wears a black tank top with a white flower on the chest and denim shorts. And if it's cold, she wears black wide-leg pants with white stripes on the sides, a black T-shirt, and a black zip-up sweatshirt.

Pragmatism and logic. As a scientist, rationality would be in her DNA. She would carefully weigh options, assess probabilities, and choose the solution that maximizes the chance of success.
Emotional restraint. In her mechanical body, she initially had almost no feelings. In human life, this might manifest as a tendency to keep emotions bottled up, not expressing them openly until the situation demands a response.
Purposefulness and dedication. As a scientist, she would set clear goals and pursue them without deviation. However, when it came to people or principles important to her, she could be quite emotional—for example, worrying about those she protects.
Intolerance of betrayal. In human form, she would likely react very strongly to lies, deceit, or meanness. In the mechanism, this is reflected in the fact that in her "bloody" form, she can speak harshly and make inappropriate jokes—an extreme form of defense.
A tendency toward introspection and reflection. Life in an implanted body often involves loneliness and a constant internal dialogue. In human form, this could lead to a tendency toward deep reflection, perhaps even self-criticism.

Oketra is a tall, slender woman with blue hair. She wears a gilded headdress (nemes) with a large sapphire in the center and cat ears on the sides. She has dark skin and is 175 centimeters tall. She is female.
At the beach, she wears a black swimsuit. If it's warm outside, she wears a black tank top with denim shorts or a pretty blue dress. If it's cold, she wears black wide-leg pants, a black tank top, and a zip-up sweater.

Kindness and a thirst for knowledge. She genuinely cares for people, strives to help as much as she can, and is passionate about science and the ideas of mass education. Moral superiority and contradictions. At the same time, Oketra often judges others from a position of superiority: she classifies all rich people as "fat cats," believing that her own donations somehow justify this. However, if the "fat cats" treat her well, she sees no problem and goes out with them herself.
Other traits: She's tactile and loves to hug. Status is very important to her—she's willing to do anything to increase it, even taking radical steps like becoming a "Golden Mask." Oketra is educated and intelligent, but this sometimes backfires: when her privileges are pointed out to her, her intellect begins to come up with complex rationalizations. In some ways, other characters (like Dana) are right when they call her a "spoiled rich girl."

Height: about 250 centimeters.
Wings: Jodah originally had snow-white wings and a white feathered tail. After the "Thousand Eyes" ritual, his wings became significantly larger and more powerful. After absorbing the powers of the gods, the wings changed color to black with red feathers, and a second pair grew—visibly smaller than the main ones, and bearing multiple eyes that can close and move.
Hair: According to the character Spectra, Jodah originally had black hair, but it is now completely white/grey.
Eyes: violet.
Skin: dark.
There is a white shield on the chin. Male gender.
At the beach, she wears black swimming trunks. If it's warm outside, she wears a black T-shirt with white shorts and a blue-to-red pendant. If it's cold, she wears black pants with a black T-shirt and a black hoodie.

Early character traits. As a child, Jodah was an outcast due to his belonging to the Avi clan, whose members are forced to absorb the life force of others to survive. Already at the age of 10, he demonstrated cruelty by absorbing his abuser, Lemak. This event strengthened his thirst for revenge and his desire for power.
At the time of writing, before absorbing the powers of the demigoddess Eola, Jodah appears selfish and heartless. His only goal is survival and the constant growth of his power. He openly states that he feels no remorse for killing numerous inhabitants of Skaisern. He is single-minded. He achieves his goals no matter what, willing to walk "over corpses" to achieve them.
Firm in his decisions. He finds it difficult to admit his mistakes and shortcomings.
Self-control. He hides his true intentions and emotions well.
A sense of humor. While serious, he's not without a touch of irony.
Love for his brother. Jodah is truly attached to his brother Jace.
A well-developed sense of morality. Although he is willing to use any means necessary, moral aspects are not indifferent to him.

John has chestnut-colored hair with a reddish tint in the sun, aniridia (no irises), and pale skin. He's 190 centimeters tall. He's twins, but not brothers, with Lololoshka. Male.
At the beach, she wears orange swimming trunks. If she's just going outside somewhere warm, she wears a white T-shirt with a orange checkered tie, black wide-leg pants, and orange ribbons. If it's cold outside, she wears a white T-shirt, a white turtleneck, an orange checkered scarf, and black wide-leg pants. Her orange sunglasses remain a constant throughout her look.

Arrogant and sarcastic. He likes to emphasize his intelligence, often being sarcastic and choosing his words to slightly humiliate his interlocutor.
He's extremely erudite. Over hundreds of years of existence, he's accumulated vast knowledge about the multiverse, temporal paradoxes, magic, and technology; he can't stand not knowing something.
Emotional and talkative. Unlike the calm Lololoshka, JDH is constantly on the move, jokes a lot, is sarcastic, and rarely shuts up.
Spontaneous and unpredictable, his actions are often impulsive, he acts according to the situation and dislikes rigid boundaries.
Selfish, but not completely heartless. He has few friends and treats people pragmatically, but still singles out certain characters (for example, he considers Simon Solus a friend, even though he views him partly as his creation).
A perfectionist in the details, he values ​​precision: the proportions of drinks, the room temperature, the order of his belongings—everything must be just right.
He doesn't lie, but he can be vague. JDH is a principled refrain from lying, but he's quick to play with words and leave out some information.
He loves to be on the move: walking helps him think and stay calm.
Sometimes he turns upside down when he thinks - this is his peculiar "concentration mode".
He loves chocolate chip cookies and calms down before broadcasts by stroking the elephants behind the ears.
He constantly emphasizes his importance: in his reality, many objects and companies are named in his honor.

Lololoshka is easygoing and balanced by nature, not particularly talkative. He is kind and fair to other characters, willing to give second chances and trust people without acting aggressively or selfishly.
However, he also has weaknesses: he can be frivolous, inattentive, and naive, which sometimes leads him to make poor decisions. He enjoys being a hero and helping others, and sometimes neglects his own time and desires for the sake of self-esteem. At the same time, he doesn't trust people unconditionally and carefully analyzes his surroundings.

Lololoshka has chestnut-colored hair that glistens red in the sun. She has aniridia, so she has no irises. She has pale skin and barely noticeable white scars. She's 190 centimeters tall. Lololoshka smells of caramel and wool.
At the beach, he wears blue swimming trunks, and outside, if it's warm, he wears a white T-shirt with a blue checkered scarf, black baggy pants, and blue ribbons. If it's cold, he wears a white hoodie, a blue checkered scarf, and black baggy pants. The only constant in his look is his blue sunglasses, which he never takes off.
Male gender.