Egrassa

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Translocation. He can travel to any point in space and/or time, including between realities (using a mask and the Dispatch).
High intelligence. This allowed him to create elven bracers and become one of the creators of the interworld masks, along with Lololoshka.
Teaching skills. Unlike his father, Egrassel is no stranger to taking on students—and they became the First Ones.
Virtual immortality. A force flows through his veins that is unfamiliar with the concepts of life and death—he cannot die until he chooses to.

Interesting facts
Egrassel called himself, the First Ones, and the planeswalkers "interworlders," and the First Mother "the First." This stemmed from the fact that at that time, the difference between the First Ones and the planeswalkers was almost imperceptible.
Once upon a time, Egrassel and Lololoshka were close friends, but due to memory loss, Lololoshka forgot about it.
He created enchanted artifacts and gave them to the First Ones to hide in Archaea.

Appearance
Egrassel has a typical appearance for elves in the world of Archaea: tall, pointed ears, light hair and thin long arms.

Cloth:
Pale grey shirt.
A green cloak with gold trim and rolled-up sleeves.
A belt with a small bag over the cloak.
Brown pants and grey boots.
At the time of his father's sealing, Egrassel was dressed in more expensive brown clothes with skint trim and its crystals on the shoulders.
Mask:
Purple, like Lololoshka's.
The key difference from other Interworldly masks is the crystal of pure skint on the forehead.

Character
Unlike his father, Egrassel is calm, good-natured, and reasonable. He vividly describes his feelings and events with a multitude of metaphors and epithets, demonstrating his literacy and erudition.

Despite his good intentions for the Archean beings, Egrassel was extremely dependent on his father. For almost his entire life, he sought to assist Tadmavriel in his research, hoping to earn his attention and love.
Egrassel initially accepted the gift of the First Mother (whose blood he received) solely out of a desire to help his father. When Tadmavriel became infected and his personality virtually vanished, Egrassel attempted to heal him by transferring the energy of his Spark and some of the powers of the First Ones. Realizing his mistake, he sealed himself and his father in the estate and called upon the First Ones to leave the Archaea forever.
Ultimately, Egrassel accepted that his former father was gone and decided to sacrifice himself to save the entire universe. In episode 57 of the season, he asked Lololoshka and JDH to kill him in order to sever the connection with the infected Tadmavriel and destroy the seal.
Capabilities
Egrassel has a complex of powers and abilities:
A virtually unlimited supply of Spark. He has access not only to his own Spark, but also to the Sparks of other planeswalkers, including the First Ones.
Spark energy transfer. He can share this energy with other beings, as well as draw it from other hosts.
Spreading the Spark. It was he who bestowed the Spark upon the first planeswalkers.
Almost complete absence of aging.

Implants (obtained during the transition to the Interworld):
Eye - allows you to see fingerprints and the smallest details.
Ear - enhances hearing, including allowing you to hear through walls.
Foot - significantly increases running speed.
Muscular - increases the force of impact.
Pulmonary - allows you to stay underwater longer and increases endurance.
Cardiac - significantly enhances all physical characteristics.
Crafting items using Raya-Prime's built-in PM fabricator.
A spell to move to the Halls of the Resurrection.

Appearance
Lololoshka is a tall man (around 190 cm) with pale skin. He has brown eyes and light brown, short-cropped hair with bangs that slant slightly to the left.

Basic elements of the image:
Headphones. White with black ear pads and blue inserts.
Glasses. Decorative blue ones with black lenses that hide the eyes.
Clothing: A white hoodie with a soft blue tint and black stripes on the puffy sleeves, black pants with two light blue suspenders hanging down, and light blue sneakers with white soles.
Scarf. Black and blue checkered, made of a light fabric.

In her embodied state, crystals of infected skink appear on Lololoshka's body (on her head, shoulders, and torso), her eyes turn purple, and her hoodie remains unbuttoned. After being "untethered" from Time, a gray streak appears in her bangs.

Character
Lololoshka is easygoing and balanced, not known for his talkativeness. He is kind and fair to other characters. However, he can sometimes display frivolity, inattention, and naivety, which can lead to poor decisions. He is willing to give second chances and trust people, without acting aggressively or egocentrically.

Lololoshka can come up with complex ideas and devise intricate plans. He genuinely enjoys being a hero and helping others, which often leads him to become a gofer. At the same time, he distrusts just anyone and carefully analyzes his surroundings. He can show sympathy for characters, but this usually doesn't progress beyond friendship. He sometimes neglects his own time, desires, and moral standards in order to be viewed favorably.

Capabilities
In "Heart of the Universe," Lololoshka possesses a number of abilities that have been developed in previous seasons:
Occult magic and flight (from the New Generation season).
Fire Control (trained by the demigod Lucius in the God's Game season).
Knowledge from the Scroll (God's Game season).

Capabilities
John has a whole set of abilities - both planeswalker and individual:
Planeswalker abilities: movement between worlds and timelines, adaptation to the environment, void magic, increased endurance, slowed aging.

In "Heart of the Universe," these were supplemented by: combat void magic, super-fast running, and the creation of skint crystals using Spark energy.

Individual abilities:
Hundreds of years of experience and a phenomenal memory.

Deep knowledge about the structure of the multiverse and time paradoxes.

Knowledge of many spells (some of which he invented himself).

High knowledge in matters of time and its structure.

The ability to perform extremely accurate calculations.

Oratory and talent of persuasion.

Increased resistance to anti-skin.

Telepathic communication with Lololoshka.

Analogue of sanguimancy (blood magic).

Appearance
John is very similar in appearance to Lololoshka, but there are important details that distinguish them:
Clothing: Instead of his usual hoodie and pants, he wears a white business suit with rolled-up sleeves.
Scarf and glasses. Orange (as opposed to Lololoshka's blue). When he first appeared, John wore an orange Interworld mask.
Body. An exact replica of Lololoshka's body, but with different fingerprints.
Build: Strong, probably slender.
Height. About 190 cm.
Facial features: Thick black eyebrows, fair skin.

Character
Here John is in many ways the antithesis of Lololoshka:
Emotionality and talkativeness. He's very emotional, often interrupting others. Almost every word he says contains a joke or sarcasm.
Frivolity and antics. Behaves childishly, like a child or an "adult bully."
Spontaneity and unpredictability. His actions are often unexpected.
Toxicity and indifference. Often behaves venomously and indifferently towards others.
Public speaking skills. Carefully chooses words to humiliate the opponent and demonstrate his intelligence.

Yet John has another side: despite his childishness, he possesses vast knowledge—something even Jodoh lacks. He constantly refines it, because he hates nothing more than not knowing something. Due to his selfish nature, he doesn't have many friends. The only person who could be with him for long was Molly, but even at the peak of their relationship, John didn't attach much importance to her. He considers only Simon Solus a friend—but for John, he too remains primarily a "thing," since John created him. Over time, thanks to contact with Lololoshka, John began to gradually change for the better and develop feelings for living beings, but at his core, he hasn't changed much.

Plot (episodes 1–5): Lololoshka and JDH (John) find themselves in the world of Archaea. They jump off the dragon and split up. Lololoshka explores the surroundings of an abandoned church and encounters monsters infected with Skint. He defeats one of them, a raven. But the raven doesn't die; instead, it disembodies and begs Lololoshka to heal its wounds. This draws a crowd of monsters to the scent of blood, and the raven is forced to urgently transport himself and Lololoshka to a dream dimension using rare void magic.

In the dream dimension, Lololoshka learns from a raven (who introduces himself as Never of Mora) that he saw a "red one" near the church. He returns, but finds not John, but a purple dragon. The dragon initially wants to kill the guest, but a horde of monsters emerges from the ground, forcing the purple dragon to retreat. Later, Lololoshka saves the purple dragon from a monster, and the dragon ultimately agrees to remain in the dream dimension, albeit with reservations.

Main Part (Episodes 6–43): Lololoshka continues to explore Archaea, meeting new characters and gradually uncovering the world's secrets. He encounters various factions, such as the Church of Purification, led by Bishop Lukiy, and the last surviving elf, Cyrissa. During his adventures, he makes allies (like the dwarf Valin, who helps him find the stolen piece of the scale) and learns more about the origins of planeswalkers and the Spark—a powerful artifact that allows travel between worlds.

Climax (episodes 44–58): A key twist occurs in the arena at Sankho-gol. Tadmavriel (the Father), the season's main antagonist, appears. He declares that he wants to extract power from Lololoshka and Jon to destroy the veil. But before doing so, he offers them a chance: if they defeat him, he himself will die. Jon and Lololoshka team up and engage in battle. At the crucial moment, the First Mother (the being who created the universe) uses the last of her power to save the planeswalkers.