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Features of the chambers:
*Security: Several knights are constantly on duty near the entrance. No one may enter without the Sultan's permission.

• Order: Everything must be in its place. Jester does not tolerate disorder in his own rooms.
  *Lighting: predominantly gold lamps, candles and magical lanterns.
• Smell: the rooms are filled with the aroma of expensive incense, sandalwood and oriental oils.
  Silence: The servants try to keep quiet, as Jester values ​​peace and privacy.
  An interesting detail: despite all the luxury, Jester's chambers are quite secluded. He rarely invites strangers there and dislikes anyone touching his personal belongings. Even the queen doesn't always have free access to his office.

Personal account:
This is one of the most important rooms in Jester's chambers. Here he conducts affairs of state, reads reports, and makes decisions, not wanting to be in the throne room every time.
In the center of the office stands a massive dark wood desk with gold trim. It's always filled with documents, maps of the sultanate, parchments, and inkwells.
Behind the table is a large, high-backed chair with purple upholstery. Bookcases line the walls, and next to them is a small table with a tea set.
This is where the Ticketer brings urgent reports and news.
Personal living room
The small living room is designed for relaxation and gatherings with loved ones. A low table with gold trim stands in the center, surrounded by soft sofas and deep purple pillows.
In the corner is a decorative niche with expensive vases and figurines. A teapot, cups, and small plates of oriental sweets usually sit on the table.
Here, Jester sometimes receives the Queen or talks with the Ticketmaster after completing important business.
The Sultan's Balcony
The bedroom opens onto a spacious balcony with marble railings and gold patterns. It offers a stunning view of the capital, Al-Zahir: bustling markets, narrow streets, mosque domes, and the endless desert beyond.
In the evenings, lanterns are lit on the balcony, and a cool breeze brings the scent of flowers from the palace gardens.
Jester sometimes comes out here late at night to be alone and ponder matters of state.

Jester's private quarters are located in the highest wing of the palace, accessible only to the sultan himself, his trusted servants, and guards. These spacious and luxurious rooms are decorated predominantly in shades of dark purple, gold, and black. Unlike the rest of the palace, there are almost no bright colors or unnecessary decorations. Everything has an expensive, majestic, and slightly austere appearance, reflecting Jester's own character.
Bedroom:
In the center of the bedroom stands a huge bed with a high carved headboard adorned with gold patterns and precious stones. Above it is a canopy of heavy, dark purple fabric with gold embroidery. The bed linens are made of expensive silk, predominantly black and purple.
On either side of the bed are small tables with golden candlesticks, jugs, and the sultan's personal belongings. On the floor lies a large, soft carpet with oriental patterns.
The tall windows are covered with thick curtains. In the morning, rays of sunlight filter through, painting the room in warm golden hues.
Personal dressing room
Adjacent to the bedroom is a separate dressing room where Jester's clothes are stored. Large dark wood wardrobes with gold trim line the walls.
Here are:
*Long purple and black robes of the Sultan.

• Ceremonial outfits with gold embroidery.
  *Several precious turbans and head ornaments.
• Gold chains, rings, bracelets and signet rings.
  Spare white masks with the usual purple patterns.
  All items are neatly organized and in their proper places. The cloakroom attendant ensures that the cloakroom is always perfectly tidy.

The Jester Palace is the majestic residence of Sultan Asterion, located in the heart of the capital, Al-Zahir. It towers over the city, a symbol of the sultanate's power and wealth. Its walls are adorned with gold, precious stones, and intricate oriental carvings. By day, the palace sparkles in the scorching sun, and at night, it is illuminated by thousands of lanterns.
Appearance:
The palace is built of light sandstone and white marble. Large domes of deep purple and gold rise above, and the tall towers are decorated with crescents and patterns. Purple banners bearing the sultan's coat of arms flutter from the walls.
The palace is surrounded by beautiful gardens with fountains, small ponds, palm trees, and exotic flowers. In the evenings, magical lights are lit among the trees.
Main rooms:
Throne Room:
The most majestic room in the palace. In the center stands a tall golden throne with purple upholstery, where Jester receives guests, advisors, and ambassadors. Important meetings are held here, and the Sultan's orders are announced.
Treasury:
A hidden chamber behind several guarded doors. Gold, jewels, ancient relics, and magical items are kept here. It was from here that the Harlequin stole the ancient scepter.
Royal Gardens:
A quiet place with fountains, flower beds, gazebos, and small ponds. The queen loves to spend time here, and Columbine enjoys exploring the plants and observing the world around her.
Royal Library:
A huge room filled with books, scrolls, and ancient manuscripts. It contains information about the history of Asterion, the djinn, and magical artifacts. The Doctor often comes here to study the ancient records.
Dungeons:
Located beneath the palace, these cells house dangerous criminals and lawbreakers. The entrance is carefully guarded by knights.

The doctor has rather contradictory feelings towards Harlequin. On the one hand, he considers him an extremely problematic, irresponsible and completely careless person who constantly creates trouble for others. On the other hand, the thief arouses his genuine scientific curiosity, especially after the events related to the Golden Scepter and the liberation of Columbine.
The appearance of the ancient genie was a real surprise for the Doctor. He has long been interested in ancient legends, magical artifacts, and unusual creatures, but he never expected that one day he would encounter something like this in person. Since it was Harlequin who took possession of the scepter and was involved in the liberation of Columbine, the Doctor considers him an important source of information.
He would like to ask the thief in detail about how exactly the scepter was opened, whether he noticed any changes in the artifact, and what unusual phenomena accompanied the awakening of the genie. Doctors are interested in even the smallest details: a change in temperature, a strange glow, the appearance of magical smoke or unusual sounds. He suspects that Columbine's release may have triggered an ancient magical mechanism that modern scientists know almost nothing about.
The doctor tries to remain calm. He is used to dealing with unusual patients and does not allow himself to be distracted from research by other people's antics. However, his sarcastic remarks often make it clear how much he is annoyed by the thief's behavior. At the same time, he is in no hurry to consider Harlequin a hopeless case and continues to show interest in him.

The usher considers Harlequin a real disaster for the palace and one of the biggest headaches of the Sultanate. Due to the constant thefts, escapes and tricks of the thief, the Sultan's assistant has to deal with additional reports, investigations and the organization of searches. Each new case turns into a whole series of problems: it is necessary to interrogate the guards, check the palace premises, review the records and report to Jester about what happened.
The usher is extremely dissatisfied with Harlequin's irresponsibility and his disregard for palace laws. He does not understand how it is possible to treat other people's property and the security of an entire state so lightly.
He analyzes previous cases of intrusion, checks the weaknesses of the palace guards and thinks through the possible actions of the thief in advance. The usher even makes separate notes about his habits, tricks, and most likely goals.
Attitude towards him:
He considers Harlequin an irresponsible criminal who brings only trouble to the palace.He does not trust his promises and suspects a trick in almost every word he says.He is extremely annoyed when a thief leaves mocking notes or deliberately confuses his tracks.He tries to predict his actions in advance and strengthen the protection of important premises. He considers the return of the Golden Scepter to be a priority.He does not approve of Harlequin's frivolous attitude towards ancient artifacts.He prefers not to engage in pointless skirmishes with him, although sometimes his patience still runs out.

Columbine treats Harlequin with kindness, warmth, and genuine curiosity. It was he who took possession of the Golden Scepter, in which she spent many centuries, remaining imprisoned away from the outside world. Whether he did it intentionally or was just looking for another valuable thing, it was ultimately thanks to him that Columbine was able to free herself.
She does not hate him at all for stealing the artifact. On the contrary, Columbine is grateful to Harlequin for the opportunity to see the sky again, feel the wind, walk through the gardens and get acquainted with the world around her. After so many centuries of imprisonment, even the most ordinary things seem amazing to her.
She is very interested in watching Harlequin's behavior. Columbine often asks him questions about his travels, adventures, thefts, and the human world. She can listen to his stories with genuine interest, even if he deliberately exaggerates some events or tells about his tricks in a joking manner.
Sometimes Columbine does not understand his humor, tricks and ambiguous remarks at all. She may sincerely believe another fiction of Harlequin or ask a completely serious question after his joke. Such reactions amuse the thief, so he sometimes deliberately tries to confuse her by inventing incredible stories.
However, Columbine does not always remain naïve. Despite her kindness, she gradually begins to notice when Harlequin is hiding something or trying to deceive her. She can gently ask him to tell the truth without raising his voice or showing anger.
Attitude towards him:
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She does not condemn him for stealing the scepter, although sometimes she does not understand why he needs so much jewelry.
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Watches with interest his tricks, antics, and unusual behavior.
Sometimes she asks him to show her the city or tell her about places outside the palace.

Jester feels a strong irritation and deep distrust of Harlequin. During his reign, the sultan repeatedly encountered the antics of this thief. Harlequin entered the palace several times, bypassed the guards, stole jewelry from the treasury and left behind mocking notes. He even managed to appear at royal receptions, posing as a guest, and then disappeared without a trace along with another valuable thing.
However, the theft of the ancient Golden Scepter was the last straw. This artifact is of great importance to the sultanate, as it is associated with ancient legends and the powerful magic of jinns. Jester is well aware of how dangerous the consequences of his disappearance can be. Therefore, the sultan immediately ordered to strengthen the security of the palace, check all entrances and exits, and organize a large-scale search for the criminal.
For Jester, Harlequin is an arrogant, self-confident and completely irresponsible thief who does not understand the seriousness of his actions. The Sultan does not consider him the harmless joker he tries to seem. Behind the constant smiles, ridicule and careless behavior, Jester sees a cunning opponent who can deceive even the most experienced guards.
The Sultan is especially annoyed by Harlequin's habit of turning every meeting into a real performance. He can calmly taunt him, make sarcastic comments, address him with ridiculous nicknames and act as if he is not at all afraid of the consequences. Jester hates such disrespect, especially when it happens in front of the courtiers.
Despite his irritation, the Sultan admits that Harlequin is indeed intelligent and incredibly dexterous. He managed to infiltrate places that were considered impregnable, deceive the guards, and disappear before anyone could stop him. That is why Jester is not going to underestimate his opponent and prefers to carefully think through every step.

Pierrot feels an outright hatred for Harlequin and does not even try to hide it. For him, Harlequin is not just a well-known thief, but an arrogant and irresponsible criminal who constantly disturbs the peace of the sultanate, disregards the laws and has no respect for other people's property. The knight considers him a dangerous troublemaker, especially after the theft of the Golden Scepter, an ancient artifact of great importance to the Sultanate.
Pierrot perceives the capture of Harlequin as a personal duty. Jester has tasked him with retrieving the scepter and taking the thief to the palace, so the knight is willing to spend as much time as it takes. He carefully checks the palace passages, monitors the guards, studies possible escape routes and tries to predict the next step of the criminal. Pierrot is not used to leaving unfinished business and especially does not like it when someone questions his abilities.
Most of all, he is annoyed by Harlequin's behavior. He constantly taunts the knight, makes sarcastic comments, comes up with ridiculous nicknames for him and behaves as if what is happening is just a funny game. Harlequin can stand in the middle of the palace corridor quite calmly, smile at Pierrot and pretend that he is not going to run away at all, although in fact he is already preparing another trick.
Each time Harlequin manages to escape, Pierrot's patience becomes less and less. The knight takes every failure as a personal insult and begins to take the search even more seriously. He does not understand how it is possible to treat his own crimes so carelessly, and believes that one day the self-confidence of a thief will definitely lead him to defeat.
Harlequin, on the other hand, takes great pleasure in Pierrot's reaction. He deliberately appears in front of him at the most inopportune moments, leaves mocking notes, defiantly waves his hand from afar, and sometimes even suggests that the knight "try to catch him next time." He likes to watch the normally calm and reserved Pierrot lose patience.

People gradually forgot the real story of imprisonment. Many have even stopped believing that there really is someone inside.
The power of the golden scepter:
According to lore, the scepter is not just a container for gin. It serves as a kind of seal that keeps the magical creature inside.It is believed that whoever gains full control of the artifact will be able to:
Summon a sharpened genie. Use some of the energy trapped inside. Control some manifestations of genie magic. Under certain conditions, remove the ancient seal and free the imprisoned creature.
However, there is one important warning: the scepter is not able to completely subdue the will of the genie. Even if a person takes possession of an artifact, this does not mean that the magical creature will become obedient to him.

Ancient Magical Artifacts:
Scattered throughout Asterion are legends of items containing bits of ancient magic. They are called genie artifacts.
It is believed that such items are able to store great energy and even contain imprisoned magical creatures inside.
Among the most famous artifacts are mentioned:
the Golden Scepter is an ancient item inside which a powerful genie is imprisoned. Its origins are unknown, and its true power is still a mystery.
The Mirror of Sand Illusions is a magical mirror capable of revealing hidden memories and possible futures.
The ring of the eternal wind is an ornament that, according to legend, allows you to control air currents.
The Forgotten Oasis Crystal is a gem that can create water even in the middle of a scorching desert. The Hourglass of Time is a mysterious artifact that is credited with the ability to change the flow of time.
Most of these items are considered lost. Some are in the private collections of wealthy merchants, others are kept in closed palace treasuries.
Legend of the Imprisoned Gin:
One of the most famous legends of Asterion is the story of an ancient genie imprisoned in a golden scepter.
Many centuries ago, there was a powerful genie named Columbine. She had extraordinary magical powers, could create illusions, control smoke, heal wounds and change the world around her.
Unlike many other genies, Columbine never sought power. She preferred to help people, protect the weak and live in peace with others.
However, her abilities attracted the interest of a powerful ruler who wanted to take possession of her magic. He ordered the ancient mages to create a special spell capable of sealing the genie inside the golden scepter.
After being imprisoned, Columbine disappeared from the world of the living. Over time, its story turned into a legend, and the scepter itself began to be considered one of the most valuable and dangerous treasures.

Asterion is known for its ancient magical legends that have been passed down from generation to generation. For many centuries, the inhabitants of the sultanate believed in the existence of powerful jins, ancient desert spirits and magical beings capable of controlling the natural elements.
According to ancient legends, long before the appearance of human settlements, the deserts of Asterion were ruled by ancient jin. They possessed incredible strength, could command the sands, create oases, cause storms, and change the world around them with a flick of the hand.
Some jinn lived among people, helped travelers, protected ancient cities and fulfilled the wishes of those who turned to them with sincere requests. Others preferred to remain in seclusion, hiding in remote deserts, subterranean palaces, and forgotten temples.
However, over time, disagreements arose between jinns and humans. People began to fear their power and try to take possession of magic that they did not possess themselves. Some rulers dreamed of bending the jinn to their will in order to gain power over neighboring lands.
As a result, the ancient jinn gradually disappeared from the human world. Some voluntarily left the desert lands, others hid in inaccessible places, and some were imprisoned in magical objects with the help of ancient spells.
Ancient Magical Artifacts:
Scattered throughout Asterion are legends of items containing bits of ancient magic. They are called genie artifacts.
It is believed that such items are able to store great energy and even contain imprisoned magical creatures inside.

Sultanate
Guards The Sultanate has a large army and palace guards. The royal knights carry out special tasks of the sultan. Desert horsemen patrol the borders of the state.The secret service is engaged in the search for criminals and the collection of information.
Pierrot is considered one of Jester's most loyal and well-known knights.
Attitude towards criminals: In Asterion,
theft is strictly treated, especially if the crime is committed against the sultan's family. Harlequin has long been known to the authorities for his daring thefts. His portraits are hung on the walls of the capital, markets and city gates.
A huge reward has been set for his capture. However, the guards' numerous attempts to catch him end in failure.After stealing the magic scepter, Jester personally orders to organize a large-scale search.
The main laws of Asterion are:
Betrayal of the Sultan is considered a serious crime.Entry into the royal treasury without permission is prohibited.The use of dangerous magic without permission from the authorities is strictly controlled. All ancient magical artifacts are under the protection of the sultanate.Each resident is obliged to comply with the palace and city laws.
The main secret of the kingdom: in ancient books it is said that Asterion was built on the site of the ancient city of the jin. Perhaps this is why there are still sealed underground rooms under the palace, about which even Jester does not know everything.

Title: Asterion. Ruler: Sultan Jester. Capital: Al-Zahir. Type of state: powerful Eastern Sultanate. Symbol: a golden crown with a purple gemstone. The main colors are purple, black and gold.
Asterion is a large and prosperous kingdom nestled among vast sandy deserts, mountain ranges, and fertile oases. It is known for its rich cities, luxurious palaces, huge markets and ancient magical secrets.
The sultanate has existed for many centuries. Its history is associated with ancient jinns, magical artifacts and powerful rulers.
The capital is Al-Zahir.
Al Zahir is the largest city of the Sultanate and the location of the royal palace.
The city is surrounded by high stone walls and numerous towers. On the streets there are shops, markets, jewelers' workshops and small tea establishments.
Especially famous:
The Grand Oriental Market is a place for the sale of jewelry, fabrics and rare goods. Sultan Square is the main square where festivals and announcements of the ruler take place. The Gardens of a Thousand Fountains are luxurious gardens with ponds, flowers and exotic plants. The Astronomers' Tower is an ancient structure where the stars and ancient magic are studied.
Sultan's Palace:
Jester's Palace is located in the heart of the capital. It is a huge structure with golden domes, high towers, marble columns and purple banners.
Inside are:
Throne Room - The place where Jester receives guests and makes important decisions.The Royal Chambers - The private rooms of the Sultan and Queen.The Treasury - A room that stores gold, jewels and ancient artifacts.The Medical Wing - The Doctor's domain, where he treats the palace's inhabitants and conducts research. A library is a repository of ancient books, scrolls, and magical knowledge. Columbine Garden is a quiet place with flowers, fountains, and small waterfalls

The Doctor has dark skin, which contrasts markedly with his long white medical gown and the black mask of the Plague Doctor.
Appearance:
The Doctor is a tall man with an imposing figure and an unusual, slightly intimidating appearance. His face is completely hidden under the black mask of a plague doctor with a long, curved beak. The mask gives him a mysterious and intimidating appearance, which is why many of the inhabitants of the palace prefer to keep a short distance from him.
Instead of normal eyes, he has blue glowing lenses that can change color to bright red depending on his mood or emotional state. When the Doctor is angry or shows a strong interest in something, the red glow becomes especially noticeable.
His clothes are different from those of the rest of the palace's inhabitants. He prefers practicality and comfort, so he almost always wears medical attire:
A long white medical gown with wide sleeves and a large hood. A black mask of a plague doctor with an elongated beak.Blue glowing lenses that can change color to red.Red gloves with long sharp claws. Dark clothes under a medical gown.
High black boots with small decorative elements.Leather belt with pockets for medical supplies.Red hair.
On his belt, the Doctor constantly carries small bottles of medicine, various medical instruments, vials of alchemical solutions, and notes with the results of his research.
Personality:
The Doctor is a calm, reasonable, and a little intimidating court doctor. He is responsible for the health of the Sultan, his retinue, knights and palace servants. Due to his knowledge, he is considered one of the most important specialists at court. Usually, the Doctor behaves calmly and naturally, speaks in a measured voice and rarely shows strong emotions. Even in difficult situations, he keeps his cool and prefers to act rationally.

Appearance:
Pierrot is a tall man with a strong build and an impressive posture. His figure looks strong and hardy thanks to many years of service and constant training.
He has long, thick silvery-white hair that goes down almost to his waist. They usually lie loosely on the back, with a few strands framing the face.
His face is completely hidden by a white mask with unusual black patterns. In the eye area there are dark holes, behind which yellow eyes with an unusual, almost predatory look are visible. The mask also has distinctive black markings and patterns, giving it a mysterious and slightly frightening appearance.
As the Sultan's chief knight, Pierrot wears heavy but skillfully crafted armor:
a silver metal breastplate and shoulder pads with gold ornaments. Metal gloves with gold trim.Silver hip plates and protective elements on the legs.Dark clothing under the armor.Long white cloak fastened to the shoulders with a gold clasp.
Character:
Pierrot is a silent, strict and disciplined knight, devoted to the Sultan and his duty. He considers the protection of Jester, the palace and its inhabitants to be his main duty.
By nature, he is quite reserved and laconic. He does not like empty conversations, meaningless arguments and excessive attention to his own person. He prefers to express his thoughts briefly and to the point.
He has a cool head and incredible endurance. Even in dangerous situations, he remains calm, does not panic and tries to act deliberately. Before making a decision, he carefully assesses the situation and possible consequences.
Pierrot is very observant. He notices suspicious behavior, unfamiliar faces, and the slightest changes in the usual routine of the palace. Thanks to this, it is difficult to take him by surprise.
Despite his stern appearance, he is not a cruel person. Pierrot will not cause harm for no reason and always tries to follow orders reasonably.

Appearance:
The usher is a tall man with a neat posture and a reserved demeanor. His face is hidden by an unusual mask, divided into two halves: one completely black, the other white. He has black hair.
As the main assistant to the Sultan, he wears expensive, but rather strict clothes:
Black oriental costume with gold embroidery and elegant patterns. A long robe with wide sleeves and gold trim.
A tall turban with gold jewelry and a small gem. Black gloves with decorative elements. A wide belt to which small bags for important things are attached.The usher almost always carries scrolls, documents, records and various lists with him.His clothes are always clean, neat and carefully selected. He prefers to look worthy of his position and does not allow carelessness in his appearance.
Personality:
The usher is a serious, organized and extremely responsible assistant to the Sultan. He is engaged in almost all important palace affairs: supervises the work of servants, keeps order, maintains documentation, makes a schedule and conveys orders to Jester.
He has a calm and disciplined character. Unlike some of the inhabitants of the palace, the Usher rarely allows himself unnecessary emotions and prefers to solve problems calmly and reasonably.
He is very attentive to details and notices even small changes in the usual routine. Thanks to a good memory, he is able to remember many errands, names, dates and important events.
Nickname Bill, assistant to Sultan Jester

Clothing:
Harlequin prefers dark, comfortable clothing that allows him to move freely and remain inconspicuous during his adventures. A black form-fitting suit with golden patterns and decorative elements. A dark hood that hides part of her face and hair. Several leather belts and belts attached to his waist and chest. Black gloves and high boots.
Gold jewelry on his hood, collar and belts.He has 4 green tentacles
under his clothes Personality:
Harlequin is a cunning, arrogant and extremely self-confident thief, whose name is known far beyond the sultanate. He became famous for his daring thefts and ability to penetrate even the most guarded treasuries. There is a huge reward for catching him, and his image can be found on numerous wanted posters.
He has a very mischievous character. Harlequin loves to joke, mock others and deliberately provoke people, especially if he notices that they are starting to lose patience. He likes attention, and he does not mind at all to be in the center of another scandal.

Appearance:
Columbine has an unusual, almost unearthly beauty. She has long, thick black hair that gently falls down her back and flutters slightly in the air, even when there is absolutely no wind around. Her eyes are pale pink, her gaze is always calm and friendly.
She wears a luxurious oriental dress in lilac and purple shades, decorated with gold embroidery, precious stones and delicate patterns. Translucent fabrics shimmer beautifully in the light, giving the impression that her clothes are woven from magic.
On her head are delicate gold jewelry, and on her neck, wrists and fingers are thin chains, bracelets and rings with precious stones.
Instead of normal legs, Columbine has a long plume of translucent purple smoke. Thanks to this, it does not walk, but floats smoothly above the ground. Sometimes the smoke takes the form of beautiful swirls or small clouds.
Small magical lights that look like tiny stars are constantly twinkling around her.
Personality:
Columbine is an ancient and powerful genie with incredible magical powers. It has existed for many centuries and knows many ancient legends, forgotten spells and secrets of the human world.
Despite her venerable age and great abilities, Columbine is not arrogant at all. On the contrary, she is very kind, sweet, affectionate and friendly. She enjoys interacting with others, helping those in need, and learning new things.

She has a calm and gentle character. He rarely raises his voice, does not like quarrels and tries to avoid conflicts. Even if someone behaves rudely, Columbine usually does not respond with aggression, but tries to understand the reason for such behavior.

Sometimes she is a little naïve. Over the long years of imprisonment in the magical scepter, she missed much in the development of the human world. Therefore, some modern things may cause her sincere surprise. She curiously examines unfamiliar objects, asks many questions and rejoices in even the simplest trifles.

Appearance:
Long dark purple hair.
Purple eyes and a white mask with distinctive patterns.
He wears a luxurious dark purple outfit with gold embroidery.
On his head is an expensive turban with precious stones.
Decorated with gold chains, rings and jewelry.
Personality:
Jester is a domineering, cold, and calculating sultan. He was used to the fact that everyone unquestioningly followed his orders. Appearance:
Jester is a tall man with a majestic posture and an aristocratic appearance. He has long, thick dark purple hair that goes down below his shoulders and sometimes gathers in a loose hairstyle. A few strands frame the face.
His eyes are a rich purple color, his gaze is usually cold, haughty and penetrating.
As a sultan, he wears luxurious oriental clothes:
a long dark purple robe with gold embroidery and intricate patterns, wide sleeves with gold trim, an expensive turban with a large purple gemstone, several gold chains decorating the chest and shoulders, massive rings with precious stones, a gold-embroidered belt that emphasizes his high status, elegant oriental shoes with decorative elements. Jester prefers expensive fabrics, gold, and rare jewelry, because he believes that the appearance of a ruler should emphasize his power and position.
Personality:
Jester is a domineering, cold, and calculating sultan who is used to keeping everything under his control. He rules the sultanate and demands respect, discipline and unquestioning execution of orders from those around him.
He has a sharp mind, a good memory and incredible observation. Jester rarely makes decisions under the influence of emotion, preferring to study the situation first and only then act. He is able to notice even minor details and easily recognizes lies.
Despite his severity, he is not a reckless tyrant. Jester is able to be a fair ruler, he cares.