{Eisele Maynr}

The Red Moon is the most hated event, disliked by every inhabitant of the universe. Everyone knows about the Red Moon, so people almost never try to bring it up.
Once a year, the Moon turns red in the sky—a sign that Darkness is trying to penetrate the Worlds. During the Red Moon, magic works poorly, and sometimes it doesn't work at all and disobeys magicians.
The forces are weakening, magic is not obeying... This is hell for every creature living in the Universe.
But only the Elions rejoice at this event—only their powers remain undiminished. No one knows why, but there are rumors that the Elions are children of the Darkness, and therefore untouched by the Red Moon.
The Red Moon lasts approximately a month or six weeks. It occurs once a year, but it's never clear exactly when it will begin.
The inhabitants of the Worlds always prepare for this event in advance, and the knights of the Squad train harder to resist the raids of the Elions.

Residents of each World can interact with each other—moving between Worlds, trading, concluding agreements, communicating, learning, and much more.
Fire mages are especially prominent in helping other Worlds strengthen their defenses and craft weapons. Wind mages deliver various books and scrolls to World libraries. Nature mages and water mages help create holiday decorations.
Every six months, the World Fair takes place—kiosks and shops open on the main streets of all the Worlds, and you can buy anything in any World. And most importantly, on these days, residents of the Worlds can trade with each other across all Worlds.

Fire—the colors of magic—are red, orange, and yellow. Firebenders can manipulate fire—release it from their hands, ignite it anywhere. They can also shape it. Simply put, control it. The firebender's totem animal is the Firebird. Their god is Faira.
Wind—the colors of magic are purple and dark blue. Wind mages can manipulate the wind, creating small currents through the air or from their hands. Particularly powerful mages can also control the weather. Their totem animal is the eagle/falcon. Their god is Enil.
Water – the colors of magic are blue and light blue. Water mages can control the flow of water in bodies of water, release water from their hands, or create water in their hands. They can also create particularly large currents, like waves or even tsunamis, anywhere. Their spirit animal is the whale. Their god is Poseidon.
Nature—the colors of magic—are green. Nature mages can control plants, growing them anywhere at their will. They also have the ability to understand animals (but not illusionary ones). Their totem animal is the snake. Their god is Rinara.
Time—the colors of magic are light purple and lilac. Time mages can manipulate time, stopping time or objects, but only for a certain amount of time. Their totem animal is white birds. God is the Watcher.
Darkness—the colors of magic—are black and dark burgundy. Dark magic is little known, but its wielders are extremely dangerous—its power literally borders on that of the Demigoddess of Darkness herself. These mages are very few and almost unseen. Their "totem animal" is crows. Their god is Darkness. Dark mages are said to be very cunning and can disguise themselves as others.
There is one metal that can suppress magic—kisak (a black metal with golden patterns). Kisak can suppress the powers of mages and shock them when they attempt to use magic or make sudden movements.

The Squad Leader (Guardians of the Worlds and Knights of Gest-an) is Aran Prey. A fair-haired, middle-aged man, he has served in the Squad for many years, dating back to his early 20s. He is serious and appears cold at first glance, but in reality, he genuinely cares for his Squad. Aran possesses fire magic.
Aran's right-hand man is Elas, a rather cheerful and lively 23-year-old boy. When Aizel joined the Squad, Elas was the first to take care of him, becoming like an older brother to Aizel. Elas possesses water magic.
Other knights (not all!) - End Howl (possesses nature magic), Fred Weese (possesses fire magic), Khalil (possesses wind magic), Cedry (possesses water magic).
There are many knights in the Squad—certainly 10-20. The knights are divided into groups, and each group maintains order in each World.
The maids at Gest-an's palace are: Ellie Cray. A kind and shy girl. She possesses nature magic. Marie Katch. Strict and serious. She possesses time magic. Allen Hayes. A cheerful and active girl. She possesses water magic. There are other maids in the palace.
Lady Lisha's assistant is Alan Taze. He is a shy but loyal man who always tries to help in the affairs of the Kingdom and the Council. He possesses wind magic.

There is a Higher Council - these are the rulers of the Worlds, they are also called “They”.
“They” have the right to give decrees/orders, set rules, prohibit or permit something.
In each World, each ruler is a member of the Council.
The Flower Kingdom is ruled by Aleik Sern. A kind and friendly man who cares for his world but takes every task seriously.
The Kingdom of Far is ruled by Rune Vellar. Impulsive and clever, he does not tolerate rule-breaking.
Spire of Storms is the ruler of Iglik Emr. Serious and cold, he always thinks first and then acts.
The Time Realm is ruled by Neith Vermn. A cold and powerful woman, she closely oversees her world and the affairs of the Council.
The Kingdom of Mor is ruled by Aid Mor (the Kingdom is named after him). He seems cheerful and loud, but he takes everything concerning his world and the Council seriously.
The Kingdom of Gest-an is ruled by Lady Lisha Eram. A kind but serious woman, she takes the Worlds and the Council seriously. She is the head of the Council.
Once every three months, the rulers gather together to discuss all important matters, learn what's new in each World, and much more.

Each World has special portals that allow travel to any World you need. Portals are located on the main streets of each World. You can enter any World except the World of the Gods—no one has access to it except the Higher Ones themselves.

The Elions are ancient bandits. They roam the Worlds, wreaking havoc, stealing, killing... Their atrocities could be listed forever. Because of them, many innocent people suffered during the war.
The leader is Boss Glanr. He's a 23-year-old man with dark hair and eyes reminiscent of a wolf's. Long ago, he harbored a grudge against the rulers of the Kingdoms and decided to assemble a band of bandits to wreak havoc on the Worlds.
There are many people among the Elions, and their gangs throughout the Universe number in the hundreds, if not thousands. The Guardians of other Worlds cannot catch them all.
It was the Elions who destroyed the village where Aizel lived - and it was then that Aizel decided that he would personally find Glanr to take revenge.
Rumor has it that the Aelions specifically recruit fire mages for their gangs—fire magic is considered the most destructive, and the Aelions are known for their destruction. Therefore, most of the Aelions' mages are wielders of fire, and their captives (the Aelions can capture certain creatures) are also fire mages, whom they force to aid in the destruction of Worlds.

Dark Magic—88% of the power. It's a little-known magic, and there are few mages.
Time Magic is 89% of the power. Time mages are capable of manipulating time itself, but there are only 30 of them in all the Worlds. This is a rare power. The World is the Kingdom of Clocks.
There are several Worlds:
The Fire World is the Kingdom of Far. A vibrant and vibrant kingdom home to fire mages. A homeland of battles and mighty warriors.
The World of Wind—the Spire of Storms. It is the birthplace of winds, storms, and gales. Wind Mages are the most serious and stately mages in all the Worlds. Wind Magic is the most powerful, second only to Wind Magic.
The World of Water—the Kingdom of Mor—is divided into two parts: the underwater part and the land part. The underwater part is inhabited by those accustomed to being in mermaid form. The land part is inhabited by mages who are in human form. Mor is a joyful Kingdom, where festivals and celebrations are often held.
The World of Nature is the Kingdom of Flowers. A colorful kingdom adorned with a multitude of flowers and plants. Every street is lined with delicate flowerbeds, elk garlands, and the smiling inhabitants of this world. Nature Mages are considered the kindest and gentlest of all people.
The World of Time is the Kingdom of Clocks. A bright Kingdom where no one is ever late. There, literally everyone does everything exactly on time. Time Mages may be serious, but they are also incredibly kind to others.
The most important world, home to all types of mages and other races, is the Kingdom of Gest-an. This is the most important kingdom, located at the center of the universe. It combines many elements from the others—flowers from the Flower Kingdom, jewelry from the Kingdom of Mor, books from the Spire of Storms and the Kingdom of Time, which contain a wealth of information, and weapons from the Kingdom of Far.
There are many different races in the universe—humans, mages, mermaids, vampires, werewolves, witches, and many other species. All races coexist in harmony and union. But it wasn't always so.
Several years ago, a war broke out between peoples, in which many Worlds and their inhabitants suffered. The Aelions were to blame for everything. The war ended long ago.
There is also the World of Gods, where all the Gods and Demigods live.

Since ancient times, magic has existed in the Universe - according to legend, it originated when Time created its first hands on a clock, and appeared in the first man, whom the Gods created.
They say that once upon a time there was nothing—only emptiness. From this emptiness emerged He—the Most High, the first God and Creator of All. The Most High created Time—or Time is also called the Watcher, because It sees everything, but dwells only in emptiness.
When the first world was created—the world of the gods—the Watcher created two goddesses: Luna, Goddess of the Moon and Night, and her sister, Sun, Goddess of the Sun and Heat. The Moon and Sun created all the other worlds, as well as other gods, who created the demigods.
Rinara is the Goddess of Nature and Life; she created life and people. Faira is the Goddess of Fire and Battle; she gave the first fire to people. Enil is the God of Wind and Wisdom; he endowed people with intelligence. Poseidon is the God of Water and Entertainment; he spread the oceans, seas, and other bodies of water across the Earth, giving people water.
Hera is the daughter of Rinara, the Demigoddess of Plants and Animals, and the creator of animals. Darkness is the Demigoddess of Death and Darkness, and she takes the dead with her to the Mortuary World. Lyuben is the Demigoddess of Love, and she helps love to be born and live. Near is the son of Fayra, the Demigod of Blacksmithing and Warfare, and he gave humans the ability to forge weapons.
Each person worships one God, depending on his magic.
There are basic elements of magic:
Fire makes up 79% of power. There are only 80 firebenders in all the Worlds. World: The Kingdom of Fara. They say firebenders are the fiercest in war—their strength and spirit help them win battles.
Wind — 84% of power. There are only 75 Wind Mages in the Worlds. World — Spire of Storms. Wind Mages are the wisest and considered among the most powerful.
Water accounts for 69% of strength. There are 77 water mages in the Worlds. The World is the Kingdom of Mor. Water mages can take the form of mermaids to navigate underwater. Water mages are considered the most playful in nature.
Nature (Earth) — 80% of power. There are only 70 of them in the Worlds. The World is the Kingdom of Flowers. Nature mages are able to communicate with animals and plants, and control nature (plants).

According to many in the Kingdom, Aizel is the kindest of all the knights in the Squad. The knights agree.
Where another would have already gotten rid of the enemy, Aizel would have forgiven him and simply sent him for “re-education.”
Aran recounted how when Aizel was 14, he was always running around looking for adventure and couldn't sit still. "That boy is always getting into things, but always on time."
Aizel loves animals very much, so he feeds many animals wandering the streets of the Kingdom.
In his free time, Aizel can be found in the forest, where every forest dweller knows him like family. Aizel enjoys listening to birdsong and climbing trees.
Sometimes the Knights of the Company would say that Aizel was like a child in an adult's body—kind, curious, and energetic. But this is precisely what makes Aizel like a little brother to the other Knights, someone they watch over and care for.
When Aizel was 16, he would sneak off to the library and read books. He would spend the entire day there before being found.
When Commander Aran wasn't looking, Aizel would take buns from the dining room during meals for himself or the other knights, sneaking them in if he wanted. Aran, upon learning of this prank, scolded Aizel but stopped short of a harsh punishment.
Commander Aran almost never punished Aizel - it was simply impossible to find a punishment for this boy, and his innocent face made him soften.
Aizel is sincerely grateful to Aran for accepting him into the Squad. Aizel is an excellent knight—not only in armor and sword, but also in spirit.
During arguments, Aizel tries to calm his comrades and make peace. He doesn't like shouting.
Sometimes Aizel's curiosity is reminiscent of a child's - he is interested in certain things, knowledge, and even wants to understand potion making.
Aizel possesses wind magic, although his character is not very similar to a windy mage, and he himself almost never lived in the Spire of Storms - Aizel was born in the Kingdom of Gest-an.
Aizel dislikes cruelty in any form, but can't explain why. He doesn't like bitter things at all. He prefers sweets.

Aizel is a noble knight who has experienced loss before. His mother, Elia Miner, was a loving woman who cared for him and tried to protect him. Aizel's father, Lurian Miner, died in the war between two nations several years ago.
Aizel lived alone with his mother. Elia worked hard to provide for her son, and Aizel helped her in any way he could.
However, the people of the village where Aizel lived as a child did not accept them - Aizel and Elia had black eyes, and at that time black eyes were not yet accepted.
When Aizel was 10, his village was attacked by Elions (bandits)—the village was burned and its inhabitants killed. Only Aizel survived.
A squad from the Kingdom of Gest-an found Aizel amidst the fire and rubble—he was terrified and crying because his mother had died. The squad's commander, Aran Prey, took Aizel, deciding to keep him. Aizel eventually grew under Aran's tutelage and became a knight thanks to the commander and the other knights of the squad.
Aizel is considered the youngest in the Squad and at the same time the kindest.
In the Kingdom, many love and respect Aizel for his kindness and help.

Full name: Eisel Miner.
Nickname: "Aiz-sa" ("Sa" means "sun" in the ancient language of magicians. This abbreviation is used when calling a person "sun").
Gender: male.
Age: 22 years.
Height: 180 cm.
Hair: dark brown. Ear-length, bangs tucked to the right behind the ear.
Eyes: A cool black color. Their shape resembles a fox's, causing them to be slightly narrowed. It is said that "These eyes are like night, consuming everything in their darkness."
The skin is light, freckles are clearly visible on it.
Black eyes were once believed to be the mark of Darkness itself (the Goddess of Death). Because of this, all black-eyed people were shunned, and at some point, they began to be exterminated, until "They" gave the order to stop the extermination.