Lorgon

Igomond Weller - Hater of God (Father of the Plague)
He appears to be 60-70 years old, with gray, receding hair, a long beard, and green eyes. In church, he wears traditional vestments; in secular life, he wears all-black clothing and a plague doctor's mask. Despite his formidable title, he is quite kind and guides people on the right path.

The most secretive knight of the order. His blood contains every conceivable disease—if he suffers even a scratch, they can escape into the world. Therefore, a place is prepared before his arrival, and a special Order of Plague Heralds constantly monitors him. Even the filth leaves him untouched.
Brani Weller
The kindest of the crusaders. Shy—when praised, he asks others not to. Constantly compares himself to Iglik, saying he's stupid in comparison. Never holds a grudge. A gold cross is on his forehead.

The best healer in the world. He took a vow that he cannot refuse treatment. The price for the gift of healing is intelligence: Brani may appear feeble-minded, but this is the effect of the vow. His squire is Ceston, a caring and devoted man who works at the hospital. Onnun Weller - God's Wrath
A brunette with blue eyes (red when enraged, black when truly angry). His gray shirt is torn, and his body is covered in scars. He is the most furious and angry of the Crusaders, yet second only to Brani in kindness. He took a vow of silence to accumulate the power of the cross and honor the Supreme Being. Rumor has it that he can breathe fire. Runbora Weller - God's Will
Xon (a race similar to humans but with facial tattoos). Dark hair in a ponytail, blue eyes, red tattoos. Found as a child by Ivan and Lorgon, when tensions between the Xon and the Crusaders began to subside. Lorgon became his mentor, a brother in arms—Ivan. The best sculptor in the world.

Abilities: Changing the properties of objects (he turned a stone church into a wooden one so it would burn faster). He can turn the earth into gas, but the recoil of the cross will kill him. He wields two unusual swords. He is steadfast, determined, and cares for his loved ones.

Ivan Weller - God's Executioner
Captain of the Order. Lorgon's elder brother, he is over 600 years old. Nicknamed "Red-Eyed Ivan." Unlike Lorgon, he is able to balance the power of the cross and restrain his madness—this is why he was chosen as captain. He is bound by a vow forbidding the taking of life (except for the filthy). After the order's dissolution, he retreated into seclusion, but an encounter with Lisa, a representative of the elves, brought him back into action. Abilities: Alphabet of God (reality manipulation), stopping time for several seconds, sensitivity to others' emotions upon contact, movement through tree roots, flight.
Ennon - Lorgon's squire
A former bandit from the north (from Rickrich). He lost his wife in childbirth, and his daughter was killed by bandits—after which he became a bandit himself. Lorgon saw potential in him and gave him a chance at redemption, taking him on as a squire. Black hair pulled back in a ponytail, a thick beard, and a fur cape. Brave, kind, diligent—but hot-tempered and sometimes lazy. Lorgon promised to teach him the Alphabet of God.
Ruja Weller - God's Eye
A Crusader Knight. Long dark blond hair with a burgundy tint, brown eyes. Quite skeptical by nature. Wields a bow and a sword, and can see through the eyes of birds and speak with them—a skill taught to her by Ennona. The power of the cross is still unknown. Zegel Weller - The Power of God
A middle-aged man with black hair, gray eyes, and pale skin. On his forehead are two crosses instead of one. He wears a crown and dark robes reminiscent of royalty. He is very proud, domineering, and despotic, but he also values ​​his brothers greatly. He always leaves people free to choose—he has never shown any cruelty.

Abilities: subjugating the will of others, controlling madness—can take madness from other Crusaders while remaining immune to it. It is thanks to Zegel that the influence of madness within the order has been weakened. He is part of the "power group" along with Liaf, Iglik, and Bertisa.

Height: approximately 180–185 cm: shorter than Ivan and Runbora, but taller than Iglik.
Face and eyes. He has ash-blond hair and piercing blue eyes. When emotions run high (anger, pain, stress), his eyes darken and turn black—a noticeable sign that self-control isn't easy. He has a scar across his left eye—it turns especially red when Lorgon is stressed. Casual attire. He wears a long red coat over a black shirt, black pants, and a belt with a gold ring. Red coat

Pragmatism and prudence
Lorgon is adept at using situations to his advantage. When Ivan revealed his deepest feelings to him, Lorgon used this to remind him of his guilt before the elves. This isn't malice, but rather a cold pragmatism: he believes duty is more important than feelings. Lorgon is ruthlessly pragmatic when it comes to emotions—not his own, but those of others. When Ivan confesses his feelings for Lysa, Lorgon isn't happy for his brother, but sees a threat: for him, for the order, for the entire world. He bluntly tells Ivan that feelings can blind him, "like a sweet swamp that cleverly draws you in." 180–185 cm

Master of Swordsmanship - Calls himself the best swordsman on the continent.
Obsession – casts illusions that can affect real objects. This ability has not been fully explored.
Immortality - thanks to the connection with the Goddess of the Buried.
Conversations with the Dead - Can pull out souls for interrogation.
God's Alphabet - has a basic understanding of it, enough for hunting.

Tough but fair. Lorgon is a true warrior, ready to judge without hesitation those who defy the will of the Supreme Being. But he is capable of forgiveness if he sees genuine remorse. He is conflicted in his relationships with the elves. On the one hand, he views them as enemies, but on the other, he judges them by their actions, not just their origins. A loyal comrade. Despite his severity, he is devoted to his brothers, regardless of their race. He has an unexpectedly soft side. Lorgon has an unusual hobby: he collects beetles, with over 120 specimens in his collection.