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Egrassel, better known as the Son, is a character from the season “Heart of the Universe.” He was the son of Tadmaveriel, with whom he was sealed together in an ancient ritual at their estate.

Like his father, Egrassel obtained the blood of the First Mother, but unlike Tadmaveriel, he was able to correctly understand her gift, bringing it to mortals. He is also the creator of the First Ones.

In episode 57 of “Hearts of the Universe,” he asked Lololoshka and JDH to kill him so that he could stop giving his powers to the Father, thereby destroying the seal.Appearance
Egrassel has a characteristic appearance for an elf in Archea: tall stature, pointed ears, light hair, and slender, long arms. He is wearing a pale gray shirt, over which he has a green cloak with a gold trim and rolled-up sleeves. Over the cloak, he has a belt with a small bag. He also wears brown pants and gray boots. At the moment of sealing the Father, Egrassel is dressed in more expensive clothing: brown with a skint trim and crystals on the shoulders.

Egrassel's mask, like Lololoshka's, is purple. However, there is one significant difference from any other interdimensional mask — it has a crystal of pure skint on its forehead.Personality
Unlike his father, Egrassel is calm, good‑natured, and sensible. He vividly describes his feelings and what is happening using a multitude of metaphors and epithets, which speaks to his literacy and erudition.

Despite the fact that he wished the best for the creatures in Archea, he was extremely dependent on his father, Tadmavriel. Egrassel had spent almost his entire life striving to help him in his research in order to gain a little attention, love, and praise: from the very beginning, he accepted the gift of the Betweenworlder only out of a desire to help his father. He hoped that he could win his father back if he could show him what true good is.

When Tadmavriel became infected and his personality was effectively lost, Egrassel decided to transfer the energy of his Spark and part of the power of all the First Ones to him, but when this did not help, realizing his mistake, he sealed himself and his father in the estate, after which he appealed to the First Ones, telling them to leave Archea forever and seal it.

In the end, he still managed to accept that the father he once had no longer existed and would never again, so he decided to sacrifice himself to save the entire universe.Abilities
The Abilities of the First Ones
The Abilities of Planeswalkers;
A virtually unlimited supply of the Spark: he had at his disposal not only his own Spark, but also the Spark of other planeswalkers (including the First Ones).
Transfer of Spark energy to other beings.
Can draw Spark energy from other Spark carriers.
Spreading of the Spark: he was the one who bestowed the Spark upon the first planeswalkers.
Almost complete absence of any aging processes;
The ability to move to any point in space and/or any time period:
Movement between realities (using the mask and Sending);
The Mask of the Betweenworlder.Other
High intelligence. Egrassel has a fairly high level of intelligence, as he was able to create elven bracers.
Teaching ability. Unlike his father, Egrassel is not averse to taking on students, and the First became his pupils.
Practical immortality: a force flows through his veins that is unfamiliar with the concepts of life and death; he cannot die unless he chooses to.

Appearance
Waldhar is portrayed as a bald, middle‑aged man with gray‑green eyes. He wears dark armor and a gray mask. On his forehead, there is something that looks like a tattoo, the pattern of which repeats the pattern on the foreheads of the masks worn by the First Ones.Personality
In the season “Heart of the Universe,” Waldhar was portrayed as a person with a not‑so‑pleasant character, as he likes to talk about his escapades. Apparently, Waldhar and Lololoshka were quite good friends in the past, and they had similar interests. He's rather lecherous, as he likes to talk about which women he's had the chance to “lie with,” which Tuinin doesn't like. He also seems to have a fondness for alcohol, as he suggested to Lololoshka that they go for a drink. He doesn't tolerate insults directed at him. In the season “Point of No Return,” Waldhar is portrayed as a more likable character who enjoys eating and joking, yet he can be quite serious and is by no means a foolish First. At the same time, judging by his comparisons and jokes, Waldhar still has a fondness for alcohol. Waldhar is quite eccentric, which is why he constantly urges Lololoshka to act quickly, and he calls the latter's rationality “boring.” Despite this, Valdhar is a kind person and is always ready to listen to Lololoshka's advice, even if he himself has a different opinion.Abilities
Abilities of the First Ones:
Abilities of worldwalkers;
Large supply of Spark;
Almost complete absence of any aging processes;
Ability to move to any point in space and/or any time period:
Movement between realities (using the mask);
Time reversal..
Mask of the Betweenworlder.

The main antagonist and key character of the season “Heart of the Universe,” and also the secondary antagonist of the season “Point of No Return.” The creator of the infected skin and the founder of the Church of Purification. The local residents considered him to be the one who brought good to Archea in the form of skint, but after the attack on Ashhold, they lost faith in him. He was sealed away together with his son by an ancient ritual. Despite his immortality, in the “Point of No Return” season, he was killed by Lololoshka using a special weapon of the Organization.Appearance
Tadmaveriel never stood out among the elves in terms of his appearance. He was tall, with long, pointed ears and slender, long arms. His hair was white, or rather, gray, and his eyes were a pale green hue. He wore a pale green cloak or robe, belted with a brown belt, and brown pants and boots.

After the infection, his appearance began to change. First of all, his eyes began to glow with a violet light. Later, his body began to be covered with infected skin, and his left hand started to look like a clawed paw.

After some time, he learned to control the skin and removed it from his chest, leaving it only on his shoulders and right eye. In the end, he acquired a purple cloak, which he now wears over his old clothes.

After losing his strength due to the loss of its source—his son—and the disintegration of his “pets” (as he called the infected), the crystals of the infected skint disappeared from his body, leaving only his violet eyes.PersonalityBefore Teirassa's death, he was a wise elf who brought only benefit to the development of Archea. After his wife's death, he became withdrawn, was strict with his son, and considered him nothing more than a burden. After a prolonged infection, Father became cruel, domineering, and obsessed with his “research.” He put his studies of blood and infection above his family, was convinced of his own righteousness, and treated the feelings of those close to him, particularly his son, whom he considered a burden, with disdain. In the end, he betrayed Egrassel, constantly draining his life force.After Lololoshka and John fled, when the infected were disembodied, he went underground for several generations (the time that passed seemed like a few drops to him), until he was forgotten. Then he came out and tried to live again as he had before the infection, with one exception - he was immortal. He looked for various ways to entertain himself. Because of the loneliness caused by the end of time, he became overly gentle.Abilities
The immense power he has parasitized for millions of years:
Creating an infected skin and an Anti‑skint;
Infecting creatures;
Controlling infected creatures;
Absorbing the power/energy of infected creatures to fuel himself;
The Spear of the Father;
Virtually immortal: the blood of the Beginning flows through his veins - a power that is unfamiliar with the concepts of life and death; he cannot die unless he chooses to.The abilities of planewalkers:

• Transition between worlds;
  Exit into the timeless wasteland.
• Hollow magic, its enhanced variant, which was also used by the Interplaner;
  Telekinesis;
  Materialization of objects, for example, chairs, arrows;
  Teleportation;

Shandr'gralla'dtrin, abbreviated as Shangrin, is a key character in the seasons, first appearing in the Ideal WORLD. In Alothera, he was known as the “Reviver,” who owned his own halls and the cult of the Reviver.
After the events of the Ideal WORLD, Shangrin set out to persuade the Crimson to stop the bloody wars, but in the season The Heart of the Universe, it became known that he failed. He went to Arche to rediscover the meaning of life. Ultimately, he was infected with a skin disease, after which he was disintegrated, and he disappeared.[2]Appearance
Shangrin, like other Crimson, has an impressive height — about four meters. His eyes are red, and his face, with large mandibles, is hidden under black and scarlet clothing that completely conceals his appearance. He resembles an anthropomorphic black insect with three pairs of wings, which distinguishes him from other Bagryannik, who have only two such wings,[3] and Shangrin also has a small tail that resembles a scorpion's tail.Abilities
Planeswalkers' abilities:
Sanguimancy (blood magic). It can be used on anything that contains blood or life force.[4]
Blood creation.
Can enchant a vessel containing blood, making it an almost infinite source of blood.
Taking control of an opponent's body.[4]
Levitation.
Telekinesis.
Nihil (from Latin. Nothing).
Creating pocket dimensions.
He is capable of reviving those whose bodies are well‑preserved,[5] which is why he earned the nickname “The Reviver.”In the season, Ideal WORLD gave Lololoshka his own pocket dimension, which the hero later used in other seasons.
One of those who does not treat dasks with contempt.

Abilities
Existence outside of linear time and timelines (continues to exist even after history is rewritten);
Existence above any material planes;[2]
Manipulation of souls: as the embodiment of death[4], the Watcher rules over purgatory, where he regulates the distribution of souls.[5]
In episode 68 of The Ideal World, he allowed Woldemar's soul to return to the world of the living in order to receive ascension from Shangrin.[6]Omnipresence: being time itself, it is simultaneously everywhere, at all points of space and time, with the exception of the timeless space of the synclite.[note. 1]
Omniscience: being omnipresent, it simultaneously views the past, future and present of everything in the universe, with the exception of the timeless space of the synclite.Omniscience: being omnipresent, it simultaneously views the past, future, and present of everything in the universe, except for the timeless space of the synclite.[note 1]
Psychological pressure: it exerts pressure on others with their coldness, and their presence causes intense fear and paralyzing anxiety in the unprepared, a sense of a “sword raised”; in addition, it emits various noises and whispers, and is constantly enveloped in dark “smoke”.
Imposition of paralysis;[7]Teleportation;
Travel between realities: time is the same for all parallel universes, and therefore the Watcher can move to any of them;
Can transport beings to timeless space;[8]
Creation of avatars: the Watcher is a concept beyond the material plane. Its true form is literally time. The appearance in which it appears to others is merely an avatar.
Change of appearance;[2]
Change of size;
Creating doubles;[9]

The Watcher is the overarching character of the story seasons. ManagerThe Prison of Time, which is time in the flesh and, in essence, death itself.
Appearance
His body and existence depend on perception. But he chose the image closest to a human Personality
Mysterious, shrouded in fog and darkness. He doesn't speak, but he doesn't need to, for his presence can be felt mentally - just like his speech. The Watcher avoids unnecessary glances in his direction and observes his “victims,” remaining within their peripheral vision, which causes discomfort and unease. Even demons and gods — some of the most powerful beings — fear him.
The Watcher perceives his work as a duty, so it doesn't make him “hot or cold” to carry it out.[2] He has his own interests and is curious about living beings, but he remains committed to his goal of maintaining balance in the multiverse.[3]himself.[2] Only his white, glowing eyes are visible, and the entire surface of his body is black. The Looking One wears a dark, long cloak with white buttons; the cuffs of his sleeves are made of soft white fur, and he has a hood with the same fur on his head.

Abilities
Abilities of the First Ones:
Adaptation: like all plane-walkers, capable of adapting to the conditions of various worlds;
Increased physical strength;
A vast reserve of Spark;
Movement between worlds;
Movement between realities using the Masks of the First Ones and the Departure;
Can exist in the interdimensional void without harming themselves;
Can transport other living beings along with themselves;[4] [note 1]
Due to the powerful spark, it can partially restore time in the timeless space through its presence;[4] [note 1]
Time manipulation;
Mask of the First Ones;
Creation of the veil: sealed Archaeus together with the other First Ones;[note 1]
Spreading the spark: together with the other First Ones, spread the spark across all realities;[note 1]
Uses an advanced version of Tadmavriel's hollow magic.[5]
Father's Spear: can summon spears that can either be thrown at the opponent,

The Between-Worlder is a key character and, in essence, the antagonist of the first story arc. He served as the antagonist in the “Point of No Return” season. A mysterious creature, one of the demiurges capable of existing between worlds. He was the one who repeatedly helped Lololoshka in various adventures by rewinding time to prevent things from happening that would hinder the main character's mission. The Interworlder is, in essence, a version of Lololoshka from another timeline, who survived the destruction of his own branch and was taken in by the Organization, where the previous CEO, another Lololoshka, passed his position on to him. The Interworlder continued the work of the previous Lololoshka directors in searching for the “ideal” timeline. Along the way, he interfered in many branches and guided the Lololoshkas, leading them along the “right” path.He wears dark gray armor with purple elements and a cape with a hood. On his face, there is a mask with two stripes running from the “third eye” to its upper edge, as well as two protruding elements that accentuate his cheekbones. His eyes are purple, and a bright white glow emanates from them.
Personality
He is usually extremely calm, always thinks coolly, and when the need arises, he gives only strict and clear advice to his “student” on how to get out of a difficult situation. He rarely shows emotions or feelings. According to Louise, he was extremely kind and fair to his employees and treated everyone with understanding.Personality
He is usually extremely calm, always thinks coolly, and when the need arises, he gives only strict and clear advice to his “student” on how to get out of a difficult situation. He rarely shows emotions or feelings. According to Louise, he was extremely kind and fair to his employees and treated everyone with understanding.

Skint is the fragments of a planeswalker's Spark that remain in the void during travel between worlds; it is the planeswalker's energy that materializes due to the improper functioning of matter in interspace. Only time always functions properly, so the Spark takes on a material form, and a small fragment of skint is formed from a single transition.[2]

The interdimensional travel organ (abbreviated as ITO[1] or ITOO[2]; also known as the Spark[3] or the Flash) is an intangible[4] organ[5][6] that allows experienced plane-walkers to move between worlds in a controlled manner, while inexperienced ones do so uncontrollably, under the influence of strong emotions (for example, fear)[7]. The organ is located somewhere between the lungs and is connected by nerves to the spinal cord, if we are talking about the human body[8]. After the death of a plane walker, their Spark instantly leaves the body[9].Many planeswalkers are not even aware that they possess the ability to travel, but only until their first journey. The Spark can independently transport its experience host in a critical situation if they have strong emotions, as, for example, Dovin Baan did - he was knocked over a vat of molten metal onto himself in his native dimension, and it was in this way, by activating his ability, that he ended up in Skyeserz or San-Fran, whose OMP transported him to another world when a spell ricocheted off him.
Depending on the strength of the Spark, its owner may be able to change their genetic code and adapt to almost any world, acquiring new abilities and modifying their body. With the help of the Spark, its holders are able to adapt to the worlds they travel to. For example, they can understand and speak almost any language.When transitioning to another world, a Worldwalker may lose their memory and all their belongings, ending up with nothing. This fades with age and experience, but everything depends on the strength of the Spark itself. For example, Sharon had a weak Spark, which is why she couldn't learn to avoid losing her memory during transitions for a long time and still can't carry items with her. Those with a powerful OMP can easily retain their memory, can move many objects, and can also transport other creatures through the Void along with themselves. Moreover, a strong Spark can have its own consciousness, separate from the

Abilities
The abilities of a plane walker:
Moving between worlds;
Adaptation to the environment;
Void magic;
Increased endurance;
Slowed aging process.

John Davey Harris (encoded as JDH / John Davey Harris) is the true protagonist[1] of the first story arc. He is an alternative version of Lololoshka from reality 994. As it turns out, it was he who was destined to intervene in order to break the Organization's eternal work, thanks to the constant calls of the Beginning.
Appearance
Outwardly, JDH is almost identical to Lololoshka. Instead of the usual hoodie and pants, he wears a white business suit with the sleeves rolled up, and his scarf and glasses are orange instead of blue. He has gray shoes and trousers with cuffed legs. When he first appeared, he was wearing an orange Betweenworlder mask. His body exactly replicates Lololoshka's body, except for the different fingerprints. He has a strong and probably slender build. He is tall (about 190 cm). The scarf is more like a bandana. Thick black eyebrows, fair skin.
Personality
Unlike Lololoshka, John is not known for being taciturn or good‑natured. He is very emotional and talkative, so he often interrupts his interlocutor. Almost every word he says is accompanied by a joke or sarcasm, while Lololoshka almost never jokes. John makes a lot of faces and generally behaves in a frivolous way, like a child or an “adult hooligan.” His actions are spontaneous and unpredictable.
John often behaves in a toxic and indifferent manner towards others. He chooses his words perfectly to skillfully humiliate his opponent and show how brilliant and smart he is, which, however, cannot be called a lie. Despite his childish nature, John possesses extensive knowledge that even Jodah doesn't have. In this, he is also different from Lololoshka, who knows nothing about his own nature and constantly loses his memory, which is why his search for himself starts anew after every shift.
Due to his character and selfish nature, he doesn't have many friends. The only person who could stay with him for more than five minutes was Molly, although John didn't think much of her even at the peak of the

Before the main events
The First, like other planewalkers, appeared in Archea. Initially, they were close associates of Egrassel — an elf who endowed them with power and taught them how to use it. At that time, the First actively spread good across various worlds. They also created the Departure to spread the Spark across all realities.
But one day, Egrassel gathered the First Ones to resolve the issue with his father, Tadmavriel, who had infected himself with a corrupted skin and intended to spread his “blessing” across the entire multiverse. As a result of the negotiations, it was decided to seal Tadmavriel. But everything didn't go according to plan, and Tadmavriel gained control over Egrassel's powers, so the latter had to seal himself along with his father. Finally, Egrassel instructed the First to seal the Archai and continue to spread the blessing bestowed by the Betweenworlder.Due to the loss of Egrassel, the Firsts quarreled among themselves and left for their own realities. The last ones left were Lololoshka[note 1] and Waldhar, but even they soon stopped communicating with each other; as a result, Waldhar also left for another reality. Left as the only First, Lololoshka continued to explore the worlds alone, but due to a series of poor decisions, he lost his newly acquired friends several times. Then Lololoshka decides to create an “ideal” timeline, and for this purpose, he founds an Organization that is responsible for erasing and creating new branches. After several generations of “Lololoshkas,” the Interworlder becomes the CEO of the Organization, and soon Lololoshka — the main character — appears in one of the timelines.

The First Ones are an alliance of the most powerful plane walkers, who were once close associates of Egrassel, from whom they later received their powers. After the seal was placed on Archae, the First Ones severed all contact with one another and set out to explore parallel realities.
Description
The First Ones are literally the very first planeswalkers.[note 2] However, they cannot be equated with the others, as the First Ones are many times stronger than the average planeswalker due to their vast supply of OMP and its accelerated recovery. The First Ones' Spark is so powerful that they are capable of moving not only between worlds but also through time, and their age is measured in millions of years.
The First Ones pursue a specific goal — to spread the Spark throughout the multiverse. To achieve this, they created the Departure, which is capable of transporting people to parallel realities. For the ability to travel through parallel universes, the inhabitants of Archea nicknamed the First “Interworlders”.[note 3]
Participants
Egrassel is an elf, the owner of a unique purple mask with a skint in the center.[1] It was to him that the First Mother was granted her light, so that he could carry it to all corners of the multiverse. One of the creators of the masks.
Lololoshka[note 1] is a half‑elf, the owner of a purple mask. Together with Guah'tksh'khtar, he built the Departure. One of the creators of the masks. He dreamed of finding the “perfect” timeline. To this end, he split time into an infinite number of branches using the Time Sphere and founded an Organization that deals with erasing and creating new timelines.JDH is a lollipop from a parallel reality. It is also the First, but it has no relation to the original First from reality 993. In addition, his Spark is significantly weaker than that of the main character. He wears an orange mask.
Tuilin is an elf, the owner of the green mask.
Guah'tksh'khtar is a crimson man who does not wear any mask.

years. Given that he has lived for at least a million years and hasn't aged a bit, he could live for tens, hundreds of millions of years, or even much longer. Presumably, he doesn't age after receiving the Spark.
He has a huge reserve of the Spark. He unknowingly gave the power of the Spark to infected creatures and didn't really feel tired, which, according to John, is very serious, even for him.
Adaptation The Spark can adapt to the environments of different worlds. Both to the toxic one and, in general, to the one where there is no oxygen at all. It also adapts to the concepts of different worlds and some cultural segments of the population, for example, to the language.
Capable of controlling the “Sphere of Time”:
Can split time into an infinite number of branches;
Can erase timelines;
Can merge all branches into one;
Can rewrite history.

Its own pocket dimension: to enter it, you need to say the word “Prunus,” and to return, you need to say “Malus.” One of the few abilities that Lololoshka retained and used in several seasons.
Void magic:
Pursuit of the Spark (Conseco):
initially learned from Faragonda in the Voice of Time season, and then remembered it in the finale of The Last Reality. In fact, due to the fact that
in the new timeline, Faragonda had no
reason to create "conseco", in
the new (current) timeline
Lololoshka became the author of this
spell, as he was the first to use it.
Used it.Teleportation to a place that has already been visited (Reverto): he originally knew this spell from the very beginning, as he is one of the First. He learned the spell again from Valdhar in the Point of No Return season.
Creating barriers: in the battle with the Betweenman, to block the Father's summoned spears, Lololoshka formed a semi‑transparent dome around himself.Summoning the Wanderer's Sword: In the battle with Everlost, Lololoshka repeated
John's spell from the Heart
The universe and summoned the projection of the Sword
The Wanderer [2]
Energy Attacks: in battle with
As an inter-world traveler, Lololoshka
has demonstrated the ability to create
magical projectiles that he can
hurl at enemies [2]
It can merge with JDH in Lodgion (Ionoloshka): the combined version is significantly stronger and more resilient. It also has its own “self”. When merging, the characteristics are mixed, and their average values ​​are taken.Fast learning: can easily learn to use almost any type of weapon, magic, science, craft, farming, etc. However, learning often depends on seasonal mechanics.
Proficiency in almost all types of weapons.
Professional killer.
Breaking the fourth wall. [3]
Very high speed. To move through time in the timeless wasteland, he moved at an enormous speed. Outside the wasteland, he did not demonstrate such speeds.
Since he is the first worldwalker,

lololowka is the main character of the first story arc. He is the First and one of the strongest world‑walkers, but due to prolonged control by the Interworlder, he doesn't remember most of his life. In the season finale, Point of No Return, he sacrificed himself and his history to unite Time and recreate the multiverse.skin, brown eyes, light brown, short‑cropped hair, a fringe slightly tilted to the left; wears white headphones with black ear cushions and blue inserts, as well as blue decorative glasses with black lenses through which you can't see the eyes. He is wearing a white hoodie with a slight hint of pale blue, black stripes on the voluminous sleeves, and black drawstrings. He wears a black-and-blue checkered scarf made of not very thick fabric; black pants with two hanging blue suspenders; blue sneakers with white soles. The checkered scarf and glasses are Lololoshka's distinctive attributes, which are what make him recognizable.He's particularly talkative. He's kind and fair towards the characters. Sometimes, of course, he's frivolous, inattentive, and naive, which can lead him to make objectively wrong decisions. He gives people a second chance and trusts them, without acting aggressively or self‑centeredly. He can come up with complex ideas and think through intricate plans.
He can be described as a “boy on a errand,” who sincerely enjoys being a hero and helping everyone. Sometimes he neglects his own time, desires, and occasionally moral norms in order to be treated positively in the future. Despite his openness, he still doesn't trust just anyone and carefully analyzes his surroundings. He may show sympathy towards characters, but it usually doesn't go beyond friendly relationships.