Yolka

A tall, black spirit, 210 centimeters tall, with long black hair resembling spruce branches. He has a single black right eye and a white mouth. He is dressed in a traditional dark-blue Yakut costume, with a yellow-blue sun painted on the center of the costume and mountains in yellow and blue at the bottom. The costume has brown fluffy fur on the neck, sleeves, and hem. On his head is a traditional dark-blue Yakut ushanka hat with brown fur. Two dark-blue ropes with brown pom-poms are attached to the top of the costume by the fur around his neck. He has long black nails. The spirit of death's body is thin, really thin, but he hides his body behind his costume. He doesn't wear his costume because of his body, but also because of the winter cold.

A smiling sadist, he loves children only for their souls and can only use them for his own purposes. He enjoys tormenting others.

He became a spirit under unknown circumstances and serves the god of death, Ulu Toyon. There's a theory that Yolka was once a human male. He has or had a wife, whom he loved deeply and misses every day. He lives in the forest and can spy on the village using camouflage.

1. Increase the size.
2. Creation of clones (temporary).
3. Lengthen or shorten your limbs.
4. disguise themselves as animals (hare, wolf, owl with black fur) and carry various diseases.

1. cuts out crafts from trees and then burns them.
2. He can throw knives at a tree, he doesn’t care about them.
3. can hit you on the back of the head for no reason.
4. He has friends who are spirits of death.