Code-named Forland. Forland and its neighboring countries are the setting for most of the events in my books — a blend of the modern world and the magical one, where magic coexists with technology and mages live alongside non-mages. There are skyscrapers, cars, and plenty more, with the nuances of this country revealed gradually across different books. It’s home to the Inquisition’s General Staff — the largest stronghold of Inquisitors, coordinating the Inquisition’s work across all countries and neighboring worlds. There is a nominal president (the Minister of Magic); the key government bodies are the Ministry of Magic and the General Staff.

Code-named Lakor. A realm of eternal frost and cold — a northern country without Forland’s level of technology, where people travel by horse-drawn carriage. Lakor is the domain of ice dragons, ruled by an emperor.

Our planet Earth, in the author’s variation. Here there is a dragon island called Ghoran — home to Eric’s favorite coffee shop, by the way. He’s had coffee in every corner of the Universe, and he still loves coming back here. ;)

A border checkpoint of sorts in the space between worlds — a kind of customs station.

Not a separate planet, but a classified point in the space between worlds, accessible only to Fortemins. It isn’t a full, large world — it’s an academy surrounded by a vast territory of blooming gardens and waterfalls, beyond which there is nothing but emptiness. Walk to the edge of this space and you’ll see waterfalls cascading into a misty void on every side. In the Armarillis dimension there are no changing seasons — it’s always summer, and no dark creatures can enter.

A newborn world you’ll learn more about in Tame Me: Rebirth. No dark creatures can enter here. There is no bright sun — perpetual twilight reigns, and the world is lit by glowing trees and other plants.