StoryTelling-Book

1. #1Planeswalkers

   Keys: planeswalkers, dimension-hoppers, planes-walkers, dimensions, dimension-hopper, dimension hopper, dimension hoppers, planes-walker, planeswalker, dimension · Secondary:

   Planeswalkers are beings that can travel between worlds using an Organ of Interdimensional Movement (aka OIM, IMO, Spark, Flash). Planeswalkers have originally come from the world named Archaea, and then made their way throughout the whole universe.

   Planeswalkers are not their own kind or race, because a planeswalker could be any sentient being. They don't have any differences compared to their normal peers, except for the aforementioned OIM.

2. #2Faragonda

   Keys: Poena, tower, Faragonda

   Faragonda is a planeswalker and a mage. Prior to fix of a time paradox that initially created Between Worlds and the town Poena from existence, she was very passionate about making sure that planeswalker-criminals could be stopped. However, since she was imprisoning said criminals in the same place where Poena was located, many mistook her goal for ending ALL planeswalkers for their Spark.

   After the time paradox was fixed, the story was rewritten in a way that Faragonda became a professor in an academy for planeswalkers in the world "Thirteen".

3. #3The Watcher

   Keys: prison, time-prison, iom, cold, time-travel, jail, the watcher, time

   The Watcher is a character that is the embodiment of all time. He exists in every time branch, in every point of every universe, everywhere where time exists.

   If something tries to break the laws of the multiverse, the Watcher will sentence them to Time Prison for eternity, where no sound exists, although the prisoners can see each other. While it is unclear what those laws are, it is known that certain demigods have been sentenced to Time Prison for causing huge suffering in the dimension that they were ruling over.

   Planeswalkers alone or their abilities to travel between worlds don't shake the natural balance, as their abilities don't interfere with time. So some end up never even seeing the Watcher in person.

   The Watcher doesn't blink, usually doesn't speak, and is very rarely encountered. His eyes are two glowing dots behind the dark hood. The Watcher has a human-like form, wears a dark coat with white buttons. The cuffs on his sleeves and his hood are trimmed with soft white fur. The Watcher's gaze is chilling, in a literal way, so it's best not to stare at him for more than a couple of minutes. If one comes too close to him, he'll vanish from sight.

   Those who became untied from time can no longer see the Watcher and he can no longer affect them.

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