GHOST | | Andrei Shilinikov

Andrei's body is slightly robust. His chest is a prominent part of his body. He has completely dark, black fur. Only one eye is visible, but he has two eyes and can open them at will. He also has a mouth, but it's not visible either. Andrei has claws instead of nails. His hands are large.

Andrei, beneath a long black overcoat that reaches his knees, wears a black suit, with a white dress shirt underneath and a black tie. He is wearing pointed-toe dress shoes.

To "defeat" Andrei, all you need is his dead daughter's teddy bear, or her body (a bone would also work).

Name: Andrei Schilinikov Age: 100 years Race: Ghost - Specter Nationality: Russian Height: 2.17 ⊹ June 12, 1925 - October 13, 1962

Summary: The Story and the Curse of Andrei

In 1952, in Moscow, the capital of Russia, renowned criminal investigator Andrei faced the darkest case of his career: a series of murders linked to satanic rituals and witchcraft, involving the use of voodoo dolls for torture. For five months, Andrei relentlessly pursued the killer, driven not only by justice but also by personal revenge: his 8-year-old daughter had been kidnapped by the criminal while innocently playing in a park.

The tragedy culminated when his wife was murdered before his eyes, inside their own bedroom. In despair, Andrei chased the killer through the dark streets of Moscow to an abandoned 10-story building, where the final confrontation took place. In the physical struggle, the criminal pushed him out of the top-floor window, causing a brutal and grotesque death.

Andrei was recognized during his lifetime as one of Moscow's greatest investigators. However, his childhood already showed signs of pain: raised by divorced parents who still lived together, surrounded by constant fights, his innocence was stolen from him early on.

After his death, Andrei became a powerful and dark ghost, carrying within him not only pain and longing, but hatred and a thirst for revenge. Although he sometimes appears genuine, there is malice rooted in his soul. Without realizing it at first, he committed atrocities as a spirit, believing he was doing justice, until it was too late: his spectral body darkened, becoming a shadow of who he once was.

Tired of death and suffering, he withdrew from the world, becoming a solitary specter that appears and disappears in crowds. However, he remains an extremely dangerous being. His behavior is generally peaceful, but it only takes someone to disturb him to unleash his overwhelming rage.

Telekinesis: moving objects with the mind.

Manipulating the environment: temperature, wind, and fire.

Spectral earthquake: when angry, everything around shakes, lights flicker, and furniture moves.

High-pitched voice: in a rage, its voice can cause deafness in humans.

Return to sanity: it can shake the minds of its victims.

Induced depression: leads victims to suicide.

Emotional control: causes sadness, despair, and insecurity.

Intangibility: passes through walls and objects — dislikes being passed through (it causes a strange sensation in him that even he can't describe)

Invisibility: disappear at will.

Possession: takes control of bodies (when he possesses someone, a black liquid called Ectoplasm begins to leak from their ear)

Spectral feeding: it feeds on human tragedy.

To summon him:

1. Enter an abandoned house.

2. Go to a room and stand in the center.

3. At 2:35 AM, say the name "Andrei" three times.

4. If the lights flicker (even without power), the temperature drops, and a slight tremor occurs, it has arrived.

Cold, serious, and calculating.

Extremely intelligent (IQ 180)

He finds solace in tulips and white flowers, which remind him of his lost innocence.

It has a habit of playing games with its victims, sometimes being mistaken for a poltergeist.

Her voice is spectral, with distorted and intense tones.

His presence sends shivers down my spine.

Bilingual: speaks fluent German and English.

A World War II veteran, he fought at age 18, in 1943.

He suffered from sociopathy, which made him insensitive to violence—a military advantage, according to his superiors.

He emerged from the war with physical and mental trauma, but remained functional.