(ᵔᴥᵔ)-𝓛𝓸𝓵𝓸𝓵𝓸𝔀𝓴𝓪 & 𝓳𝓭𝓱 ｡･::･ﾟ'☆

Combat Void Magic; The ability to run at super speed; The ability to create skint crystals using Spark energy. Travel between worlds. Adaptation to the environment. Void magic. Increased endurance. Slowed down aging process.. High knowledge concerning Time and its structure;[2] Performing extremely precise calculations; Oratory and talent of persuasion; Increased resistance to anti-skin; Can communicate telepathically with Lololoshka.

Unlike Lololoshka, John isn't known for his taciturnity and good nature. He's very emotional and talkative, often interrupting others. Almost every word he says is accompanied by a joke or sarcasm, whereas Lololoshka almost never jokes. John makes funny faces and generally acts frivolously, like a child or a "grown-up hooligan." His actions are spontaneous and unpredictable.

Jon often behaves toxically and indifferently toward others. He chooses his words skillfully to humiliate his opponents and demonstrate his genius and intelligence, which, however, is not a lie. Despite his childish nature, Jon possesses a wealth of knowledge that even Jodah lacks. In this, he also differs from Lololoshka, who is ignorant of his own nature and constantly loses his memory, causing his search for himself to begin anew with each movement.

JDH is almost identical in appearance to Lololoshka. Instead of the usual hoodie and pants, he wears a white business suit with rolled-up sleeves, and the scarf and glasses are orange instead of blue. Gray boots, cuffed pants. When he first appeared, he had an orange Interworld mask on his face. His body is an exact copy of Lololoshka's, with the exception of different fingerprints. Strong and probably slender build. Tall (about 190 cm). The scarf is more like a bandana. Thick black eyebrows, fair skin.

A tall guy (190 cm) with pale skin, brown eyes, light brown, short-cropped hair, bangs slightly slanted to the left; wears white headphones with black ear pads and blue inserts, as well as blue decorative glasses with black lenses through which the eyes are not visible. He is dressed in a white hoodie with a slight inclination to pale blue, black stripes on the puffy sleeves and black laces. He wears a scarf in a black and blue check, consisting of not very dense fabric; black pants with two blue hanging suspenders, blue sneakers with white soles. The checkered scarf and glasses are Lololoshka's distinctive attributes, by which he is recognized.

Lololoshka himself is docile and balanced, not particularly talkative. He is kind and fair to the characters. Sometimes, of course, he is frivolous, inattentive and naive, which is why he can make objectively wrong decisions. He gives second chances and trusts people, without acting aggressively and egocentrically. He can come up with complex ideas and think through intricate plans.

He can be described as a "gofer" who genuinely enjoys being a hero and helping everyone. Sometimes he neglects his own time, desire and occasionally moral standards so that he will be treated positively in the future. Despite his openness, he still does not trust just anyone and carefully analyzes his surroundings. He can show sympathy for characters, but this usually does not go beyond friendship.

Planeswalker Abilities (Temporary) High intelligence. In the past, Lololoshka was many times smarter than his current self, as evidenced by his role as one of the creators of the Departure. Despite his high intelligence, Lololoshka was quite childish in the past, making him similar to JDH. This lost ability was also mentioned by Valdhar in the Point of No Return season. Highly skilled in magic. Lololoshka was once a professional mage, knowledgeable in numerous spells, and judging by the books he has, he strove most to master elemental magic. Lololoshka's mastery of magic was so profound in the past that he is credited with erecting the Veil of Archaea. Creative thinking. In addition to his high intellect and mastery of magic, Lololoshka was once quite a creative individual, as he was the one who developed the mask designs. Lololoshka's important decisions could lead to the emergence of new timelines. After all time became unified again, new timelines ceased to appear.

Void Magic: A pocket dimension of her own: to enter, say the word "Prunus," and to return, say "Malus." One of the few abilities Lololoshka retains, and was used in several seasons. Conseco: Originally learned from Faragonda in the Voice of Time season, and then recalled in the Final Reality finale. In fact, because Faragonda had no reason to create "conseco" in the new timeline, in the new (current) timeline, Lololoshka became the author of this spell, as he was the first to use it. Teleportation to a previously visited location (Reverto): He originally knew this spell from the very beginning, as he is one of the First Ones, but forgot it due to memory loss. He re-learned the spell from Valdhar in the Point of No Return season. Barrier Creation: During the battle with the Interworlder, in order to block the Father's spears he summoned, Lololoshka formed a translucent dome around himself. Summoning the Sword of Travel: During the battle with the Interworlder, Lololoshka repeated John's spell from the Heart of the Universe and summoned a projection of the Sword of Travel. Energy Attacks: In his battle with the Interworlder, Lololoshka demonstrated the creation of magical projectiles that he can throw at his opponent.

A special type of skint used to travel from other worlds back to the Interworld. Purchased from the mage near the central portal of Poena for 10 fragments of a regular skint. If a planeswalker cannot open individual portals to the Interworld, there's no other way to return.

An extinguished skint can only transport planeswalkers; no complex organisms can be transported. When used, the creature is teleported to the central portal.

A skint corrupted by Tadmavriel's blood. It was created by accidentally mixing sparks, blood, and regular skint. Once corrupted, it obeys Tadmavriel (now the Father), who uses it to enslave all life in the world. Corrupted skint is the main item of the Church of Purification. It is found throughout the world and also grows on corrupted creatures. Large corrupted crystals can be purified and transformed back into guiding skint.

Skint appears as a durable yellow crystal, extremely difficult to break or mine without specialized equipment. It grows naturally in certain imperfect worlds and pocket dimensions lacking a strong barrier between the void. This is how skint crystals form in Lololoshka's pocket dimension. Skint is accepted as currency in a very limited number of worlds where planeswalkers are numerous and known, while in others, useful and necessary resources are used. In Neutroxys, this is gold, as it is used for microchips; in boring Silevius, equally boring iron; and in Thirteen, of course, tricks. In the world of Archea, the Core of the Universe, skint is a very common item, revered as a religious force. The Church of Purification uses Corrupted Skint to purify creatures, turning them into monsters. Skint is also used in blacksmithing, jewelry, and other crafts.

According to Sirissa, the elves nearly created a cure for the infected skint, but because of the new religion, they began to be persecuted and exterminated. In Episode 33, she reveals that her sister left her instructions for creating a calming dust that can calm infected animals for one and a half skiphos, and elves for almost a kyathus.

Later, when Sirissa was captured by Lukiy, Lololoshka and Berengar were able to refine a cleansing powder that could completely cure the infection. However, its creation required Lololoshka's blood, making it impossible to produce in large quantities. However, it was soon discovered that the powder required not his blood, but the blood of an elf. Thanks to this, Sirissa is able to create the powder herself and cure the infected.

The elves' appearance can only be judged by Cyrisse, the elves in the cutscene in Episode 33, and the elves who defended Belegost in Episode 41. From these, we can tell that elves resemble humans, have pale skin, and mostly blond or white hair. However, Tauril suggests that dark-haired elves can also exist, as well as the essential elven attribute—long ears. A humanoid, virtually extinct race living in Archaea, the elves devoted extensive time to exploring Archaea and were highly advanced. They greatly valued the pursuit of knowledge of this world. They were proud of their discoveries, passed knowledge down from generation to generation, and constantly learned and explored the world. When an infected skint appeared in Archaea, the elves were the first and only ones to study it, rather than simply accept it as a gift from above. Seeing how the infected skint affected living beings, the elves renounced it, and immediately afterward, the first persecutions against them began. The elves almost found a way to rid themselves of this infection, but by that time, the elven race was almost completely exterminated. Cyrissa's family was the last. They were constantly on the run from the clergy. Of their entire lineage, only Cyrissa remained, whose mother was killed when she appeared, and whose sister was killed when she saved Cyrissa.

The Redbuds are a race of insectoids distinguished by their remarkable height, approximately four meters. All Redbuds are completely black, except for their wings, which are decorated with a red and black pattern. Members of this race have large, bright red eyes with dark red sclera. They have six limbs: four arms and two legs, as well as two pairs of wings and a tail. All Crimsonians wear crimson and black loincloths and robes. All members of this race wear a hooded cloak that covers their heads, revealing their enormous mandibles. They are one of the most brutal races of conquerors, whose lives are closely tied to bloodshed and bloody battles that can result in the destruction of entire species, ecosystems, and even worlds. They speak Latin. They are one of the races most likely to produce planeswalkers among their members (approximately every second, according to Shangrin). Crimsonians are extremely cruel creatures, trained to kill from a young age. For the sake of blood and freedom, they are willing to exterminate entire races. Thus, Crimsonians were responsible for the near-extinction of the Noctir, of whom only fifteen remained at the time of the Voice of Time. The bonds of battle bind them even more strongly than family, which is why they apparently have poorly developed family relationships. Even in this aspect, the scarlet liquid is indispensable. Sanguimancy is literally blood magic. It is believed that anything containing blood or life force is susceptible to the influence of one who has mastered this magic. This effectively means that the Crimson Ones can control a person if they so desire.[3] They can also resurrect creatures whose bodies are well preserved.

The Cult of the Father is all that remains of the Church of Purification in the Archaea of ​​the future. It's a small organization whose meetings took place in the back room of one of Silanhva's schools. It can't be called anything impressive or influential. Rather, it's a simple sect whose leaders' primary goal is to squeeze money out of the desperate citizens. The Father remains a key figure for them, but many facts about him have been significantly distorted over time: for example, they believe that Lukiy was the son of Tadmavriel.

The dream world is not permanent, nor does it have a day-night cycle in the traditional sense. The appearance and state of sleep are likely influenced by many factors, such as personality, mental state, mental disorders (if any), and so on. The main characteristic of the world is the rapid recovery of the organisms within it and a significant slowdown in the spread of infection. While in the Dream World, it behaves immaterially (or literally, dreaming), like a normal dream, meaning the structure and characters are created from various fragments of memories. This was the case in The Voice of Time, where Lololoshka dreamed of the real world, Eressia, but the memories and facts were noticeably distorted. For Lololoshka, the dream world looked like a network of small islands created for him by Never using void magic. The central island contained the Guiding Skint crystal; how it ended up there is unknown. It was the center of the world, and after its destruction (infection) in Episode 49 of The Heart of the Universe, the world collapsed and sent all the characters to the nearest accessible dimension (Archaea). Access to it was given to: Lololoshka, Never, JDH, Mark, Tadmavriel (temporarily through the possessed Alfred) Only with the help of void mages: Alfred, Berengarius, Gimlin, Cardinal (temporarily), Balsmeg, Valin, Sindri, Gulid, Gimlin's great-great-grandfather (formerly)

Before the veil fell, sparks were the primary currency. Sparks dropped in abundance from incarnate beings. It is also known that only those with blood can hold sparks. The traditional use of sparks as currency persisted after the Renaissance. Local paper money bears an image of a spark.

One of the oldest worlds of reality 993. It was in this world that the Beginning was located - a true interworlder who ensured the emergence of the First Ones and the spread of the spark throughout the multiverse.

Previously, Archaea was isolated, like the Interworld. Access here was impossible by conventional means, only through a special ancient ritual. Escape was entirely impossible due to the protective curtain around the world, erected to protect the multiverse from the corrupted Skint's infiltration into all worlds. Planeswalkers here are called "Interworlders," further emphasizing the world's isolation from the rest of the universe.