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Bog Monsters

the **Bog Monsters** are dangerous creatures that live near the Scare School, in the Forbidden Forest. They first appeared in "Permission Impossible".

## Biography

the Bog Monsters first appear in "Permission Impossible", where they chase students into the Forbidden Forest.

They appear more frequently in season 2; one of them kidnaps the ghost writer Grendall Spinks to have him autograph it's books in "Ghost Writer".

In "Invasion of the Bog Monsters", several of them invade the Scare School after being lured by the whistle Casper used, and turn the other creatures into Bog Monsters, but flee back into the forest after being scared off by Casper and his friends.

## Appearance

Bog Monsters are large brown striped creatures with bright yellow eyes and arms with large white claws. They are not able to speak, and communicate by roaring and loud noises.

## Powers/Abilities

**Transforming Flick**: If a Bog Monster flicks any creature, it will transform into a Bog Monster as well, and can only revert back to normal through tickling.

## List of Appearances

Season 1
* Permission Impossible

Season 2
* Ghost Writer
* Typewriter from Hell
* Invasion of the Bog Monsters
Alistair Skatetown

**President Alistair Skatetown** is one of the main negative characters in Oleg Evko's book Treasures of the Bottomless Abyss from the Legends of Izgaldina series. He is the tyrannical President of the State of Aerogon and the evil nephew of the Earl of Skatetown. Unlike his uncle, he is very cruel, selfish, ambitious and power-hungry and tries with all his might to usurp his uncle’s state.

## Early life

Alistair was born in Aerogon and was the son of one of the siblings of the Earl of Skatetown. However, from childhood he was spoiled, cruel and narcissistic and was not at all like his good-natured and fair uncle. At some point, Alistair ran for the presidency of Aerogon and began to dream of conquering and raking neighboring kingdoms into his own hands.

## Treasures of the Bottomless Abyss

Alistair came up with a cunning plan to take over and usurp his uncle's county. For this purpose, the evil nephew of the Count of Skatetown imposed huge sanctions on his uncle's county, and the Count was in despair, because he did not know how to pay for them. However, his friend Izgaldina came to the aid of the count and helped him. They went on a dangerous journey together and found the ancient treasure of the pirate Henry Morgan, successfully paying all of Alistair's sanctions. The spoiled president of Aerogon was again left with nothing and complained with anger that again he could not outwit his wise uncle.
Gabriel

**Archangel Gabriel** is one of the archangels in Judaism (Gabriel (Hebrew גַּבְרִיאֵל‎)) and Christianity (ancient Greek Ἀρχάγγελος Γαβριήλ), as well as the Mukarrabun angel in Islam (where he is known as Jibril (Jabrail)). This name literally means "The Man of Strength (Gever) - the Most High (El)" or "The Most High is my strength." In Orthodoxy, only two angels bear the honorary title of Archangel: Archangel Michael and Archangel Gabriel.

Gabriel appears in the story "The Raven's Flight Over the Planet Sothis". The Archangel tries to persuade Helen to ask for forgiveness from her mother. But Helen, blinded by love for Prince Klaus, does not listen to the Archangel.
Pumpkinpal/Trivia

## Trivia

* The episode's plot is a reference to the 1966 television special *It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown* from the *Peanuts* franchise.
* It is the first and only episode where Pumpkinhead takes a lead role.
* Pumpkinhead's friend Veggie Man has a completely reused design of Frankenleftovers, a character who appeared in the first season only in his eponymous episode. The only difference is that Veggie Man has eyebrows.
* It is the first time in the entire series that Triclops appears watching Thurdigree Burns' science class, although she has at least appeared inside the classroom in "Fang Decay".

## Errors

* While Pumpkinhead and Casper's gang are talking in the locker room for the last time, Veggie Man's eyes stay open for a sequence and then close again.
* Near the end of the episode, when Pumpkinhead is talking to Veggie Man, Mosshead and Wolfie change from their position.
Meriamun

**Meriamun** is the main villainess of the episode "The Machinations of Queen Meriamun" of the series "The Magic Country of Queen Izgaldina", the wife of the emperor of the planet Sothis. She collaborated with the Hawk Moth Empire and wanted to sell Helen into slavery. She was defeated by Izgaldina. Later the Emperor punished her.

## Trivia

* She is based on Queen Meriamun from Henry Rider Haggard's novell "The World's Desire". In the novel's narrative, fair-haired and blue-eyed Elena symbolizes heavenly, first pure love, and gloomy, black-haired and black-eyed Meriamun symbolizes earthly, carnal love.

* Queen Meriamun was voiced by Svetlana Savina, who also voiced the High Priestess of the city of Eldorod.
Dark magic

The **Dark Arts**, also known as **Dark Magic**, was a term that referred to any type of magic that was mainly used to cause harm to, exert control over, or even kill people and creatures. Most people who practised what was known as The Dark Arts were evil, but not all. Often users of dark magic made a deal with demons or even the Devil himself.
Izgaldin. complete guide to the world of the immortal queen

**Izgaldina**. **A Complete Guide to the World of the Immortal Queen** - an addition to the books of Oleg Evko.

## Description

Complete guide to the world of Oleg Evko. You will learn about the order of reading books, the history of the ancient Magus race, and much more. Take the time machine and conquer the future together with the immortal queen!
Asgardians

**Asgardians** are a race of gods living on the planet Asgard, led by Odin the Allfather. Asgardians are immortal and wield powerful magic. Most Asgardians are noble and fair, but some of them hate humans and call them "wretched mortals". Asgardians also despise half-breeds, this is proved by the fact that Loki told Izgaldina "who are you, despicable half-breed angel, to violate our customs?"

## **Notable Asgardians**

Odin

Thor

Loki

Sigrund
Deity

### Other names

Elohim, Theos, Pagan, Deuses, Divinities, Dioses, Kamigami, Deos, God/Goddess, Old God, Children of the Most High

### Weaponry

divine power

**Gods** were beings of immense power in the religions and mythologies of many species. The powers, abilities and appearances of the gods varied from culture to culture. Some considered transcendental beings gods, due to their power. The creatures of this group do not lend themselves to any scientific or magical classification, and nothing is known about their possible origin and similarities with any other creatures. Some of the gods have a material body, some do not, or simply do not appear in the flesh and appear to other beings in dreams, hallucinations and visions. Immortality, eternal existence and invulnerability, as well as great power are most often attributed to them.

#### Greek gods

Zeus

Athena

Ares

Calypso

Poseidon

Hekate

#### Egyptian gods

Ra

Apop

Isis

Osiris

#### Scandinavian Gods

Odin

Thor

Loki

Friga

#### Ancient Pantheon of Magi

Inari

Aurora

Terpsis

#### Pantheon of Lord Azarius

Sor

haremandos

Sofia

Paladinus

Mother of all

## Persian Gods

Ormuzd

Ahriman

#### Slavic Gods

Chernobog

Madder

Veles

## Gods of the Runet Planet

rahnagira

Arnak Trickster

#### Saints in Christianity

Jesus: Son of God and Messiah.

Mary Magdalene is a disciple of Christ.

Michael: Archangel and leader of all Archangels. He is the right hand of God.

Gabriel: Messenger angel. One of the Archangels.

Raphael: Deputy Archangel and Michael.

Uriel: one of the archangels. He is the weakest Archangel.

Anahita: the only female archangel

Saint Peter: the gatekeeper of heaven and one of the disciples of Jesus.

Saint John: One of the disciples of Jesus, the only one who witnessed the death of his Master.

#### Gods of the Neanderthals

Ursan

Atolic

Great Serpent

Great Lizard

great wolf

## Gallery

**Ability**

* **Immortality** - Gods do not age or die.
* **Power over the elements** - Gods such as Zeus and Poseidon could control the natural elements.Kronos could even control time
* '***Almost'*-omnipotence** - the gods can do a lot that is beyond the control of ordinary people and even angels and demons.

**Weaknesses**

* The power of the gods is based on faith in them. If they lose the faith of mortals, then even a particularly powerful wizard or alien can defeat them.

* Because the gods are beings of pure energy, it is difficult but still possible to captivate them like a genie in a bottle.

* Titans are more powerful than gods and can easily destroy them. Also, the goddess Gaia can easily defeat all the gods put together, because the first-born primordial power of the Earth.
* The High God, Darkness and Archdemons are also much stronger than any god
Elizabeth of Bavaria

## Biographical info

### Occupation

Empress Elisabeth of Austria, Empress of Austria,Queen of Hungary,Queen of Bohemia and Croatia

**Empress Elisabeth of Austria** (born Duchess Elisabeth in Bavaria; 24 December 1837 – 10 September 1898) was Empress ofAustria and Queen of Hungary by marriage to Emperor Franz Joseph I. She was born into the royal Bavarian House of Wittelsbach. Nicknamed Sisi (also Sissi), she enjoyed an informal upbringing before marrying Emperor Franz Joseph I at the age of sixteen. In the story "Letters of King Andromaeus" it is mentioned that the sister of Cousin of Queen Izgaldina played Elizabeth of Bavaria in the series "History of Men and Maguses"
Characters

Information list

characters in a cycle of books and amateur films

"Legends of Izgaldina"

The names of the characters are given in the order of their appearance in the media.

## Main characters

**Izgaldina de Marois** is the main character of the cycle. A powerful sorceress with the ability to shapeshift. According to her, there were angels among her ancestors.

**Andromaeus** is the protagonist of the cycle, the prince of the planet Androm and the husband of Izgaldina.

Helen is the daughter of Izgaldina and Andromaeus. Like her mother, a brave and determined girl who is always ready to decide her own fate.

**Characters appearing in individual films and books**

**Krauk** is an evil sorcerer, the main antagonist of the first part. He used to love Izgaldina, but because of his evil intentions to take over the world, she rejected him. In the book, he corrected himself and went over to the side of good. In the film, he was killed by a bell dropped on him.

Skatetown is the count of the country of Irklonia. Noble gentleman and romantic. Has a friend of President Nalosia Arthur.

**Firlania** is the wife of Skatetown, who, seeing the friendship between Izgaldina and Skatetown, thought that they loved each other and wanted to kill the imaginary rival. But she changed her mind.

Alson is the brother of Skatetown.

Madame Gloom is the main villain of the second part. An evil witch with power over snakes. She offered Izgaldina power over the world, which is a reference to the temptation of Christ in the wilderness.

Uriel - archangel of lightning, grandfather of Izgaldina. Mentioned by her in the story "The Serpents of Albionium"

**Albert** is a reptilian warrior of Izgaldina.

The vizier is a dragon, a servant of Krauk. Made an attempt on the life of Skatetown.

**Quartz** is the servant and butler of Skytown.

**Daconius Naugrim** is a friend of Izgaldina who lives on the planet Albionium.

Darion is the adopted son of Izgaldina. Appears in the story "Seven Jade Statuettes".

**Apop** - the Egyptian god of chaos, the main antagonist of the ninth part. He was in the service of a group of terrorist magicians who gave him the strength to defeat the sun god Ra.

Osiris is the god of the underworld.

Ra is the Egyptian god of the sun.

Eric Dalstorm is an evil sorcerer who wanted to take over the world by awakening the evil god Dahakus. To awaken his master, Eric needed seven jade Buddha figurines. This terrible villain was defeated by Izgaldina and Darion and turned over to the Indian demon fighters.

Ismail ibn Abdul is an Arabian magician who joined Apep.

Colonel Nitro is an Ethiopian servant of Apophis.

Boris Lyubimov is the leader of Apep's servants, a Russian wizard.

Johann the Bloody - a pirate, a servant of Apophis. Previously, he was cursed for his pride by the goddess Calypso.

**Friday** - Izgaldina's on-board computer.
Kronos

**Kronos**, **Kronos** (ancient Greek Κρόνος), in ancient Greek mythology - the supreme deity, in another opinion, a titan, the youngest son of the first god Uranus (heaven) and the goddess-demiurge Gaia (earth).

Initially, the god of agriculture, later, in the Hellenistic period, he was identified with the god personifying time, Chronos (ancient Greek Χρόνος from χρόνος - time).

The period of Kron's rule was considered the golden age. Corresponds to the Roman Saturn.

## Biography

Kronos was afraid of the prediction of Uranus, according to which one of his children born to him by Rhea would overthrow him, and therefore swallowed them one by one. So he swallowed Hestia, Demeter, Hera, Hades and Poseidon.

Rhea gives Kron a swaddled stone

Omphalus at the Archaeological Museum at Delphi

The wife of Kronos Rhea, pregnant with Zeus, not wanting to lose her last child, gave birth to him in a deep cave in Crete and hid him there, and gave Kronos a stone to swallow. This stone was considered to be the monolith "omfal", now exhibited in the archaeological museum at Delphi. According to the Roman tradition, this stone was called "Agadir". There were also ancient opinions that Rhea gave Kronos a stone on the Petra cliff above Chaeronea.

When Kronos realized that he had been deceived, he began to look for Zeus all over the earth, but the Kurets from the island of Crete prevented him from finding the baby, and when Zeus cried, they banged their spears on their shields so that Kronos would not hear the cry of little Zeus.

When Zeus grew up and matured, he started a war with his father, which shook the universe to its foundations. After a ten-year war, Kronos was overthrown by Zeus and imprisoned in Tartarus, along with the titans who came to his defense.

According to one legend, Zeus in Olympia fought for power with Kronos and won. According to the Orphics, Zeus, on the advice of Nyukta, gave Cronus honey to drink, he fell asleep and was castrated (castrated). According to the version, castrated by Zeus, Aphrodite was born from his seed (usually Uranus appears here).

Zeus, with the help of Gaia or Metis, forced Cronus to regurgitate his brothers and sisters, absorbed by him. Which he then made the Olympic gods: Hestia - the goddess of the hearth, Hera - the wife and queen of the gods, Demeter - the goddess of fields and fertility, Hades - the god of the underworld of the dead and Poseidon - the god of the seas.

According to another version of the myth, Kronos was subsequently forgiven and moved to the "islands of the blessed." Hence, in the view of the ancient Greeks, the “kingdom of Kronos” corresponded to the fabulous “golden age.

## In the world of "Legends of Izgaldina"

The reptilians wanted to free Kronos and the titans, but the Cosmo detachment prevented them.
Fur seal

**Fur seals** are any of nine species of pinnipeds belonging to the subfamily Arctocephalinae in the family Otariidae. They are much more closely related to sea lions than true seals, and share with them external ears (pinnae), relatively long and muscular foreflippers, and the ability to walk on all fours. Skatetown's brother says "Bite me Navy SEAL" as a swear word
Ah-Puch

**Apukh or Ah-Puch** - in Mayan mythology, one of the gods of death and the kings of Xibalba (underworld). Usually depicted in an anthropomorphic form with a skull instead of a head (sometimes with the head of an owl) and with cadaveric spots on the body. His headdress is in the shape of a caiman's head.

The Maya had many gods of death, their names varied depending on the tribe. All of them lived in the underworlds (the number of which is usually nine) and had different iconographic appearances. The most frequently mentioned are: Kumhav and Vak-Mitun-Ahav (among the Yucatan Maya), Kisin (among the Lacandons), Ma-As-Amkuink (among the Qeqchi), among the Quiche: Shikiripat and Kuchumakik (caused bleeding), Ah-Alpukh (caused jaundice ), Vukub-Kame, Chimiabak, Kikshik, Kikrishkak, etc.

## In the world of "Legends of Izgaldina"

In the third season of the series "Magus: Dagaltera", Ah-Puch appears to the son of Izgaldina Darion in the ancient temple of the Maguses to warn of the dangers that will be encountered on his journey.Also appears in the book "The Fate of Four" In the story, he judges Dementius for his greed.
Barracuda

A **barracuda** is a large, predatory, ray-finned fish known for its fearsome appearance and ferocious behaviour. The barracuda is a saltwater fish of the genus ***Sphyraena***, the only genus in the family Sphyraenidae, which was named by Constantine Samuel Rafinesque in 1815. Skatetown's brother used the word baracuda as a slur.
Koran

Because the Holy Quran says that among the angels there are no men and women, and the only angel of mercy, sent to us many years ago, is a woman.

-Emir Ziyadet IV II about the Quran

**The Quran** (/kʊrˈɑːn/, kuurr-AHN; Arabic: القرآن‎‎ al-Qurʾān [alqurˈʔaːn], 'the recitation'), also romanized Qur'an or Koran, is the central religious text of Islam, believed by Muslims to be a revelation from God. It is organized in 114 chapters (pl.: سور‎ suwar, sing.: سورة‎ sūrah), which consist of verses (pl.: آيات‎ ʾāyāt, sing.: آية‎ ʾāyah, cons.: ʾāyat). In addition to its religious significance, it is widely regarded as the finest work in Arabic literature, and has significantly influenced the Arabic language.
Muslims believe that the Quran was orally revealed by God to the final prophet, Muhammad, through the archangel Gabriel.

In the story "The Woman Who Survived Atlantis" I point out the uniqueness of the One Angel, Emir Ziyadet-Allah IV said that the One Angel is the only female angel.
Great Flood

**The Flood** is a story widely spread among the peoples of the world and in a number of religious texts about a large-scale flood that caused the death of almost all people. In accordance with this story, God or the gods (in the legend of Atrahasis) send a flood on people as punishment for disbelief, violation of laws, killing animals, etc., or without indicating a reason (in ancient Mesopotamian legends).

The problem of connecting the story of the flood with real floods, as well as changes in the level of the World Ocean in the historical period, remains controversial.

In the story "The Antediluvian Nightmare" there are giants who were released by Ismail's brother with the help of magic. These giants lived before the flood.
Extinction

**Extinction** is the termination of a taxon by the death of its last member. A taxon may become functionally extinct before the death of its last member if it loses the capacity to reproduce and recover. Because a species' potential range may be very large, determining this moment is difficult, and is usually done retrospectively. This difficulty leads to phenomena such as Lazarus taxa, where a species presumed extinct abruptly "reappears" (typically in the fossil record) after a period of apparent absence.
Abalim

**Abalim** is a character in the story "The Raven's Flight Over Sothis", the crown prince of the planet Sothis and brother of Klaus. He helped Queen Izgaldina save her daughter Helen from his brother, who wanted to free the evil genie, once defeated by the prophet Agates. Abalim later became Helen's husband.
Council Unbreakable (song)

**The Unbreakable Council** is a song that was sung before a meeting of the world council of magicians.

## Text in Russian

Сколько бы в мире не было бед Орден наш вечный врагам даст ответ

Мы не сдадимся скрестим мы мечи

Ей, ад и смерть отдавайте ключи

Зомби, демоны иль негодяи

Пусть нас боятся все разгильдяи

Зло мы повергнем, жертву спасем

К маглам простым мы на помощь придем

## Text in english

Verse 1:

Give her hell and death the keys

The wizards know how to bring the freeze

With every spell, they light up the night

And in their eyes, there's a magic light

Chorus:

Oh, the world council of wizards

They gather around the flame

With their wands and their magic tricks

They'll never be the same

Verse 2:

The power of wizards can be strong

And in the wrong hands, it can be gone

But when they work together, they never fail

Their strength and power always prevail

Chorus:

Oh, the world council of wizards

They gather around the flame

With their wands and their magic tricks

They'll never be the same

Bridge:

Oh, the world may not understand

What we do or who we are

But when we stand together, hand in hand

We shine like a bright star

Chorus:

Oh, the world council of wizards

They gather around the flame

With their wands and their magic tricks

They'll never be the same

Outro:

The world council of wizards,

They know how to bring the heat

With their magic spells and tricks,

The world can be complete.
Farida

**Farida** is a character in Oleg Evko's story "While the Simurg is singing", a resident of some eastern country (possibly Afghanistan).

## Biography

Farida lived in an eastern country with her husband, son and mother-in-law, but when robbers seized power in the country, they killed her family members, and she was left alone.

## Role in books

The Golden Dragon Magog Vengat in the guise of a man saves her life from robbers and is about to leave her, but Farida asks to take her with him, and together they go to look for the magical pearl of the Simurgh bird, stolen by the evil sorcerer Farisir, in order to return happiness to the world of people. Having experienced many adventures, they fall in love with each other. Magog decides to remain human, and Izgaldina, having transferred them to the future, declares them husband and wife.

## Prototype

The prototype of Farida is a friend of Oleg Yevko's mother Farida Kin.

## Interesting Facts

Perhaps the robbers who attacked Farida are the Taliban.
Ida

**Ida** is a servant of Queen Izgaldina, who is mentioned in the story “Call of the Empire of Angels.” Ida’s appearance is not described by the author, but it is said that she is a woman of quite advanced age. It is unknown when Ida settled in the castle of the Marois Dynasty, but it is possible that she has been there since birth.
Galileo Galilei

**Galileo Galilei** was an Italian astronomer, physicist and philosopher.

## Biography

Galileo Galilei was born on 15 February 1564 near Pisa, the son of a musician. He began to study medicine at the University of Pisa but changed to philosophy and mathematics. In 1589, he became professor of mathematics at Pisa. In 1592, he moved to become mathematics professor at the University of Padua, a position he held until 1610. During this time he worked on a variety of experiments, including the speed at which different objects fall, mechanics and pendulums.

In 1609, Galileo heard about the invention of the telescope in Holland. Without having seen an example, he constructed a superior version and made many astronomical discoveries. These included mountains and valleys on the surface of the moon, sunspots, the four largest moons of the planet Jupiter and the phases of the planet Venus. His work on astronomy made him famous and he was appointed court mathematician in Florence.

In 1614, Galileo was accused of heresy for his support of the Copernican theory that the sun was at the centre of the solar system. This was revolutionary at a time when most people believed the Earth was in this central position. In 1616, he was forbidden by the church from teaching or advocating these theories.

In 1632, he was again condemned for heresy after his book *Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems* was published. This set out the arguments for and against the Copernican theory in the form of a discussion between two men. Galileo was summoned to appear before the Inquisition in Rome. He was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment, later reduced to permanent house arrest at his villa in Arcetri, south of Florence. He was also forced to publicly withdraw his support for Copernican theory.

Although he was now going blind he continued to write. In 1638, his *Discourses Concerning Two New Sciences* was published with Galileo's ideas on the laws of motion and the principles of mechanics. Galileo died in Arcetri on 8 January 1642

26th century scientist Jim Howard claimed to have made the most important discovery since Galileo Galilei.
Future

**The future** is the time period after the present. The future is subject to change and has changed several times throughout the events of Legends of Izgaldina. Back in the 22nd century, there were several terrible disasters. Earthlings have practically exhausted all their resources. The world was ruled by greedy politicians and the rich, and ordinary people had a very difficult life and had to work hard, while receiving a small salary. But, fortunately for human civilization, Paladinus, an unknown alien from another galaxy, came to their aid and helped them develop their technologies.

## Places

Narlania is a large state in South America.

Ukraine is a state in Eastern and partly Central Europe.

Armadan is a city near Narlania.

Nalosia is a country located in South America.

**The Russian Federation** is a state in Eastern Europe and Northern Asia. The territory of Russia within its constitutional borders is 17,125,191 km²; the population of the country (within its declared territory) is 146,238,185 people. (2021). It ranks first in the world in terms of territory, sixth in terms of GDP, in terms of PPP, and ninth in terms of population.

Arfir-country in Asia

Iran and Turkey are also mentioned.

## creatures

People are representatives of Homo sapiens who were able to survive in a difficult world.

The Maguses are an ancient race of wizards that are similar in appearance to humans. Queen Izgaldina is also a representative of the Magus race.

**Phoenixes** are birds living, dying and resurrecting in fire.

**Dinosaurs** - Some dinosaurs live in the nature reserves of Narlania.
Minor characters

This article lists minor characters in the Legends of Izgaldina series who play a minor role or are only mentioned.

**Davy Jones** - He is mentioned by Skatetown's brother when Izgaldina, Skatetown and their companions stop while searching for Henry Morgan's treasure, saying that it is better to fall into Davy Jones' locker than freeze to death.

**Galadriel** is an elven mistress from the book "The Lord of the Rings". Oleg Volkov mentions that Queen Izgaldina’s voice is as enchanting and fabulous as this elf’s.

**Dwarf psychiatrist** - mentioned by Dementius. Presumably Thor's attending physician.

**Unknown snake-like creatures** - mentioned in the book "Duncan the Last of the Martians"

**Paladinus** is a divine entity whose statue stands in Paladinus Alley in Narlania.

**Parker** is a servant of Skatetown.

**Fraan** is an elf who accompanies Elen and Izgaldina on the planet Sothis.

**The star** is Izgaldina's servant. Appears only in the play “The Queen of the Night Stars.”

**Little Dusk** is the younger brother of the Star.
Policemen - Izgaldina mentions them when she learns about Lord Ellarion's deception.
Izgaldina and the Light Revival

**"Izgaldina and Light Revival**" - a game created by Oleg Evko in the Scratch programming language.

## Chapter 1

There was trouble in Narlania. The entire staff of the royal palace is alarmed that terrible magical creatures have wound up in the castle. Queen Izgaldina left on some business and knows nothing. The player plays as Boris Potapov, a man who flew to Narlania and got a job there as a night watchman. If you live all three nights, then on the fourth it turns out that it was the player who programmed the monster robots to attack the castle, but something jammed in their mechanisms and they attacked the "owner". At the end of the night, the police come for Boris. Because of his attempt at resistance, he is shot.

## Characters

Queen Izgaldin

Prime Minister

chief servant

Philosopher

## Animatronics

Pterodactyl - active on the first night; if he is nearby, you need to turn on the loud sound.

Bat - active on the first night; to protect you need to click on it.

Clown - active on the second night; For protection, you need to close the door.

Cat - active on the third night; for protection, you need to shock him
Myth

**Mythology** was a collection of **myths** (a **mythos**, e.g., Inca mythology), considered an important feature of many cultures. A myth is a sacred narrative explaining how the world and humankind assumed their present form, although, in a very broad sense, the word can refer to any traditional story.

Myths may arise as either truthful depictions or over-elaborated accounts of historical events, as allegory for or personification of natural phenomena, or as an explanation of ritual. They are used to convey religious or idealized experience, to establish behavioral models, and to teach.
Day of Judgment

### Outcome

Victory for Angels, death of Beelzebub, destruction of all existing curse, resurrection of deceased saints, Creation of the New Heaven and Earth

We are both immortal! Are we really going to fight until the day of judgment comes and the sky falls to the Earth?

- The sorcerer Kerkatus to Queen Izgaldina

In Christian theology, **Judgment Day** is the day of the final and eternal judgment by God of every nation. The concept is found in all the Canonical gospels of the Bible, particularly the Gospel of Matthew. It will purportedly take place after the Resurrection of the Dead and the Second Coming of Christ.Although Christians believed that one day the Lord would return to Earth and execute a terrible Judgment, the Maguses looked at everything skeptically, because they never believed that the world had an end, because they themselves were immortal

**In the world of "Legends of Izgaldina"**

The Day of Judgment is mentioned by Kerkatus, the enemy of Queen Izgaldina.
Freya

**Freyja** (Old Norse "(the) Lady") is a goddess associated with love, beauty, fertility, sex, war, gold, and seiðr (magic for seeing and influencing the future). Freyja is the owner of the necklace Brísingamen, rides a chariot pulled by two cats, is accompanied by the boar Hildisvíni, and possesses a cloak of falcon feathers. By her husband Óðr, she is the mother of two daughters, Hnoss and Gersemi. Along with her twin brother Freyr, her father Njörðr, and her mother (Njörðr's sister, unnamed in sources), she is a member of the Vanir. Stemming from Old Norse *Freyja*, modern forms of the name include **Freya**, **Freyia**, and **Freja**.Freya was one of the Norse Gods who attended the wedding anniversary of Andromaeus and Izgaldina
Ambassador

**An ambassador** is an official envoy, especially a high-ranking diplomat who represents a state and is usually accredited to another sovereign state or to an international organization as the resident representative of their own government or sovereign or appointed for a special and often temporary diplomatic assignment. The word is also used informally for people who are known, without national appointment, to represent certain professions, activities, and fields of endeavor, such as sales.
An ambassador is the ranking government representative stationed in a foreign capital or country. The host country typically allows the ambassador control of specific territory called an embassy, whose territory, staff, and vehicles are generally afforded diplomatic immunity in the host country. Under the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, an ambassador has the highest diplomatic rank. Countries may choose to maintain diplomatic relations at a lower level by appointing a chargé d'affaires in place of an ambassador.
Crested demon

* true form
* Mortal form

**The Crested Demon** is a minor antagonist in the series from the Spinosaurus studio "Cabin in the Valley"

## Biography

Izgaldina sent an evil hunter to kill the demon, but the demon quickly killed the hunter. The court scholar of Izgaldina sent Colonel Sephastis to defeat the demon, but he also fell into the same situation as a hunter.
Guanyin

**Guanyin** (Chinese traditional 觀音, ex. 观音, pinyin Guānyīn, pall. Guan-yin, Guan Yin: “Considering the sounds of the world” or “observing thesounds”) is the goddess (bodhisattva) of mercy in Chinese Buddhism. In Oleg Yevko's story "The Secret of the Country Without End", Bodhisattva Guanyin is a minor character. She admires the kindness of Izgaldina and gives her a magic feather so that the queen can defeat the evil spirits of Wendigo, who feed on the bright emotions of people.
Elves

**Elves** are one of the oldest races in the galaxy. Outwardly, elves are similar to humans, but they are more refined and do not grow a beard.

## **Origin**

Elves arrived in our Galaxy from another world, the existence of which is not known even to the greatest sages. In the 26th century, they became one of the most common races on Earth along with humans and gnomes.

No one also knows how the elves appeared. Scientists around the world argued about the origin of their race for about 20 years. Unlike humans, who evolved from apes, elves believe they were created in their current form. They see humans as nothing more than hairless monkeys who breed like rabbits.

## **Elf Religion**

Most elves are staunch atheists, while others believe in the One God and look down on the dwarves, who worship a whole pantheon of gods.

## **Elven countries**

Elves long before humans began to colonize Space and created a huge empire for themselves on the planet Eldarion. Later, the countries of the elves appeared on Dagalter.

## **Life span**

Unlike maguses and angels, elves are not immortal, but only live indefinitely. They are attached to this world and exist as long as it exists.

## Notable Elves

Fraan

Ellaria

Lady of the Lake
Anahita

**Anahita** is a female angel who was the principal at the school Ellen attended.

## **Biography**

In ancient times, Anahita was a member of the Singiris council of the most powerful archangels who rule the heavens. She was also responsible for the creation of Gabriel's forge, a magical item capable of giving its owner the ability to call upon angels for help. But later Anahita wanted to know how people live and she came down to live on Earth. Thus Anahita became the guardian of the La perfeción school.

## **Character**

Being an angel, Anahita is quite strict and wise, but sometimes she is absent-minded. She likes to be the center of attention. Anahita's only fear is loneliness.

## **Interesting Facts**

Anahita is one of the few female angels besides Izgaldina. She even considers herself the only one of her kind, and this makes her sad.

## **Appearance**

Curse of Amadeus the Dark (First appearance)
Legends of Izgaldina: The Lost City

**"Legends of Izgaldina: The Lost City"** - a fan film based on the series of books "Legends of Izgaldina", released on Oleg Evko's YouTube channel "The Oracle of the Immortal Queen"

## Plot

There is a lost city on the planet Dagaltera that holds many secrets. Queen Izgaldin sent her detachment to this city to find out what was happening there. But the group disappeared without a trace. Now the task of the two best warriors on the planet: Mentor and Stryker is to find a detachment and find out what is happening in the city. On the way they face many dangers.

## Cast

Svetlana Savina - Queen Izgaldina

Valeria Savina - Princess Helen

Oleg Evko - Mentor and Stryker

Speech Synthesizer - Goddess Seleniya

Victoria Evko - Queen Reptyrela

## Interesting Facts

The film takes place in 2521. This was confirmed by the author Oleg Evko himself.
Neanderthals

**Neanderthals**  also written as **Neandertals**, are an extinct species or subspecies of archaic humans who lived in Eurasia until about 40,000 years ago. The reasons for Neanderthal extinction are disputed, theories include demographic factors such as small population size and inbreeding; competitive replacement; interbreeding and assimilation with homo sapiens; climate change; disease; or a combination of these factors.

In the book "Treasures of the Bottomless Abyss" Izgaldina is so old that she stated that she remembers Neanderthals and Cro-Magnons and even saved their lives. It is unknown if this is true.

In the story Andromaeus and the Fountain of Youth, Andromaeus told the story of Queen Xandra, who was killed by the Neanderthals.
Mahidevran

**Gulbahar Mahidevran Sultan** - the main concubine of the Ottoman Sultan Suleiman **I**, the mother of Shekhzade Mustafa. Mahidevran was one of the seventeen concubines of Suleiman during his tenure as sanjakbey of Manisa; at that time, she did not belong to the number of the main concubines of shehzade and, like the other two favorites of Suleiman, received a salary of only 4 akche per day (three main concubines received one akche more). In 1515, she gave birth to her first son, Mustafa. In the harem, Mahidevran had an influential rival Alexandra Anastasia Lisowska Sultan, who was the favorite of the Sultan.

**In the world "Legends of Izgaldina"**

Mahidevran is mentioned in Oleg Yevko's story "Queen Maya"

In the story "Stones of Alamut", Mahidevran appears as a ghost and helps Oleg Volkov and Pasha Vsevolodov find the stones of Alamut.

Mahidevran is responsible for the death of Kerkatus

**Appearances**

Queen Maya (Mentioned only)

Stones of Alamut (First appearance)
Church

In our Narlan church, her discovery was skeptical, and the Vatican rejected it, recognizing it as an apocrypha.

-Izgaldina about the apocrypha "The Fourth Book of Jezebel"

**A church** was a temple built to the Christian God. The term could also be used as a proper noun for different branches of Christianity, such as the **Catholic Church**, the Church of England and the Protestant Church. mosque analogue of church in islam. A church was typically a fairly tall building that prominently displayed a large cross. Inside a church were many rows of seats for worshipers, and possibly a pipe organ. Some churches had graveyards.

## Notable churches or locations with churches

* Narlan Catholic Church
* Vatican
Martha Warlock

**Martha Warlock** is a character in Oleg Evko's story "Treasures of the Runet Planet", the daughter of the space pirate Nazir Warlock.

## Biography

Marta helped Oleg and Pashka escape when they were looking for the treasures of Pashka's great-grandfather and were captured by her father. She stole the key to the hold where Nazir put them and opened the door. The main characters did not immediately believe her, because she is the daughter of a pirate, but she tells them that she never wanted to be a pirate. She just had no other choice, and Oleg and Pasha understand her and trust her. At the end of the story, the galactic police catch her, but later let her go, believing she is innocent. When she was released, Martha began to study at the galactic university.

## **Interesting Facts**

     Martha's mother may have died when she was just born and raised by her father.
Jacek

Jacek is a boy from Poland, a classmate of Oleg Volkov and Pasha Vsevolodov. Jacek loves encyclopedias and adheres to the scientific method, but he himself is quite superstitious and believes in omens. Rumor has it that his mother is a fortune teller.

## **Biography**

Jacek came to study in Ukraine from Poland. At an unknown moment, his mother leaves for the village of Gray Sharovary, where she disappears without a trace. Jacek, together with Oleg and Pashka, find out that she was kidnapped by Luska cultists so that she would give Pashka’s Great-Grandfather’s medallion. Archangel Michael helps them stop the cultists of Luska.
Helgar

**Helgar** is an ancient religion of fire worship, prevalent in the galaxy even before the advent of the Magi. Members of this sect have written a book on the history of the galaxy.

## Essence

The basis of the faith is the worship of Helgar, or the Unquenchable Flame. The personification of the Eternal Flame is any manifestation of fire. Helgar's followers believe that everything is born, dies, and is reborn through fire. Followers of the Helgar cult (believers) are required to observe holidays and rituals, devoutly believe in religious dogmas, follow the rules, and pray twelve times a day.

## Hierarchy

The Hierarch is at the head of the religion of Helgar. The main temple of Helgar is located in the Narlan city of Armadan. On the territory of other states, the heads of the cult are the governors - the heads of the cult in the given state. The heads of the cult are subordinate to the hierarch. The next step is the priests of the cult. As a rule, in cities and other settlements there is one or more priests whose duties include taking care of the spiritual well-being of the flock, conducting services and rituals, and increasing the number of believers. Next are the adepts (monks) of the cult. They help priests, take care of temples, temples, help believers.

## Interesting Facts

Ismail ibn Abdul spoke of the Helhertzes as "damned sectarians", because they hide a lot and trust their secrets only to those who pay them.
Jezebel

**Jezebel** (Heb. **איזבל** *translit.* **"Izvel"** ) was the queen of Israel as the wife of Ahab. The daughter of Ethbaal, priest-king of Tyre and Sidon, she was a devout Ba'al worshiper. She was responsible for the widespread introduction of Ba'al and Asherah worship in Israel and instigated persecution against the prophets of Yahweh. After nearly wiping out all of Yahweh's prophets and creating an order of Ba'al prophets, Elijah challenged them angering Jezebel. Jezebel attempted to have Elijah killed, but failed. She orchestrated the death of Naboth, in order that Ahab would have his vineyard (doing this without his knowledge). Finally, she was killed in Jezreel by order of King Jehu to avenge God his servants' deaths, with her body being desecrated beyond recongition. In the "Legends of Izgaldina" cycle, the apocryphal "The Fourth Book of Jezebel" is mentioned, which was rejected by the Vatican and the Catholic Church of Narlania.
Janus

**Janus** is the god of beginnings, gates, transitions, time, duality, doorways, passages, frames, and endings. He is usually depicted as having two faces. The month of January is named for Janus (*Ianuarius*). According to ancient Roman farmers' almanacs, Juno was mistaken as the tutelary deity of the month of January, but Juno is the tutelary deity of the month of June. Janus, along with Taranis, Andromaeus and Izgaldina, searched for the amulet of wisdom stolen by a sorcerer named Jafar.
Hell

**Hell** is, in many religions, a place of suffering that the soul is believed to reside in after death. In the Christian faith, hell is the place where the souls of those who did not accept the Christian God or Jesus of Nazareth as their saviour go after death or Judgement Day, and is the dominion of the Devil. Like other similar religious terms, hell is used as a swear word by both wizards and simple people, often in a context of surprise or dislike of the person the word is directed towards.

## Famous Inhabitants of Hell

Death(collector of souls)

Hades(ruler)

Osiris

Satan

Souls of sinners

Old Gods
Assassins

**Assassins** are members of a religious paramilitary formation of a separate state of Ismaili-Nizari, active in the XI-XIII centuries. They were based in the mountains of modern Iran and Syria. Fanatically minded representatives of the movement of the Ismaili branch of Shiite Islam, in order to achieve their goals, preferred to act cruelly and secretly, avoiding open conflicts, thereby causing many problems to the political opponents of their time, primarily to the Sunni power of the Seljukids.

## **In the World "Legends of Izgaldina"**

Several Assassins were sent by the sorcerer Erik Dahlstorm to kill Izgaldina and her family, but they were quickly defeated by Andromaeus and Izgaldina.
Klaus

**Klaus** is the main antagonist of Oleg Yevko's short story "Raven's Flight Over Sothis," the adopted son of the Emperor and brother of Abalim. His goal was to awaken the evil genie, who was defeated by the prophet Agates, in order to overthrow the Emperor. He ingratiated himself with Helen and pretended to love her. His plan was soon exposed and Klaus was defeated.
Dagaltera

"*It is located beyond time and space, and only we of the Marois dynasty have access there.*"
―Sarah about Dagalter[src]
**Dagaltera** is also an **Ishtar**-inhabited planet in the Dagal system, which was the main residence of the mystical race of Anthroptoids. The name of the planet was roughly translated from Dagalter as "land under the sun" or "this light" (meaning "the material world", "the world of the living"). Dagaltera is a vast world with varied climates and topography, inhabited by a wide variety of creatures, humans, talking animals, as well as orcs, goblins, and dragons. There is a country on the planet, which, like the planet, is called Dagaltera. The country of Dagaltera borders on the Azastatn Empire, which is ruled by Sultan Orhan, and also on the country of Iopithia, where the terrible monsters of the Iofipians live.
Demitrodon

**Dimetrodon** is a large animal-like reptile with a dorsal sail. Lived in the Permian period of the Paleozoic era. One specimen of Dimetrodon attacked the sorceress Mari in the village of Kagtegat, which is located at the end of the world. According to the burgomaster, the dimetrodon was brought to Kagtegat by an unknown time traveler.
Calypso

***Calypso*** was a sea goddess and daughter of Atlas. In the days of myth and legend, the beautiful Calypso ruled the seas, and all sailors both loved and feared her, even though she too had mortal blood. As a heathen goddess, Calypso was able to take many forms, but she chose the form of a crab, since the crab was attributed as her symbol.

## Ancient times

Calypso is the daughter of the titan Atlanta and the oceanides Pleione. On Ogygia, Calypso lived in the midst of beautiful nature, in a grotto entwined with vines. She is a skilled weaver. Every day she appeared at the machine in a transparent silver robe. Calypso kept Odysseus for eight years, hiding from the rest of the world. She wished in vain to unite with him forever, offering him immortality and eternal youth. Odysseus did not cease to yearn for his homeland and wife. Finally, the gods took pity and sent Hermes to her with an order to release Odysseus. Calypso, against her will, was forced to let him go, having previously assisted him in the construction of a raft, on which he set off on a further voyage.

## Nowadays

Calypso fell in love, but later cursed Johann the Bloody for his vanity. In the "Time Traveler" story, Calypso gives Andromaeus a magical compass to travel through time.

## Character

As the goddess of the sea, she is unpredictable and dangerous, like the ocean, and although she is not evil, she can take revenge on any of her offenders.

## Appearances

Legends of Izgaldina: Shadow of Apep (Mentioned only)

Andromaeus: Timewalker (First appearance)
Fraan

**Fraan** is a male elf who is the guide of Elen and Izgaldin on the planet Sothis. Accompanied them throughout most of their journey. He is an expert in the customs of Sothis and his people.

## Nature

Fraan is brave and selfless. He values friendship and is always ready to help the weak.

## Abilities

Fraan owns elven magic. He can heal even the most severe wounds.
Atlas

**Atlas** - in ancient Greek mythology, a mighty titan holding the vault of heaven on his shoulders. The stories about this character in the works of ancient literature are contradictory and contain mutually exclusive statements. According to the most common version, he participated in titanomachy - the battle of the titans with the Olympic gods. After the defeat, Zeus threw the titans into Tartarus, and Atlanta laid the vault of heaven on his shoulders.
Mayan gods

**Mayan gods** were deities worshiped by the Mayan tribe. Religion slowly died out under the onslaught of the conquests of the conquistadors.

## History

The Mayan gods are mentioned in the story The Fate of the Four. One of the Mayan gods Ah-puch appears in person. According to legend, Pirate Henry Morgan hid figurines of the Mayan gods, who have supernatural powers, in his treasure.