Ullman

cheerful, jokes a lot, but with all this he is a monogamist, if he meets the one, he will hardly ever let her go, despite the situation in the world, he loves to please his other half

height: 190 weight:90 eye color: blue with a green tint hair color: dark brown but chocolate in the light

On the approaches to Polis, the heroes are asked to stop by the checkpoint guards, who are interested in who they are. Ulman, in his usual manner, jokes it off, which is why the guards immediately recognize him. Already on the territory of the "capital", having talked with Captain Krasnov, Ulman goes to Melnik's office, where he reports to the colonel about Artyom, as well as all the recent events.

After an unsuccessful trip to the Lenin Library, Melnik returns to Polis with the wounded Danila. Taking Ulman and the armored car with him, Melnik goes back to the library to rescue Artyom. With Khan's help, they find and save Artyom in time from the librarian who attacked him. Then the trio goes to Sparta's external base - the Church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker. Thanks to the papers found by Artyom, Melnik's squad learns the exact location of D-6 and, having prepared, goes there on an expedition. Having lost two people on the way - Stepan and Boris - the group still finds the complex.

When the thinned out squad reaches the command center, the lights suddenly go out. Vladimir reports that the backup battery is dead, and to start the main power supply, they need to go down to the lower level and start the reactor manually. Melnik and Artyom go down to the reactor hall and try to start the reactor, but the biomass prevents the launch. Having dealt with the creature and started the reactor, Melnik and Artyom head to the Ostankino Tower, while Vladimir and Ulman stay to guide the missiles. Throughout the final act of the mission, he maintained contact with Melnik, and after the colonel was seriously wounded, with Artyom.

Together with Pavel, Ulman was on a mission near the place where the Nazis captured Artyom, mistaking him for a Red Line spy. Before the death of their prisoner, the monsters are going to have some fun, so they force Artyom to pray. Seeing the sadists' mockery of Artyom, the rangers kill the Nazis, saving the protagonist's life.

Having got the hero drunk and brought to his senses, the Spartans find out that Artyom has some information about the missing Hunter. Ulman decides to change the original task and sends his partner with Artyom to the "Black" station, where he intends to join them in order to then return together to Polis to Melnik.

However, Pavel dies along the way, and Artyom continues on his way alone. At the entrance to the "Black", not having time to take even a few steps inside, he is caught by a guard. Fortunately, at this moment Ulman appears behind the guard, killing him with a throwing knife. Having learned of Pavel's fate, the ranger warns Artyom that the station is overrun by fascists, and that he will have to act alone from now on. Having advised Artyom to turn off the generator and make his way to the exit under cover of darkness, he leaves the VSV with Artyom and leaves, having agreed to meet outside the station in an abandoned tunnel to Polis. Taking advantage of his comrade's advice and taking precautions, Artyom quietly sneaks through the station teeming with fascists and reaches its border, where he meets Ulman again, after which they set off for Polis on a motorized railcar.

On the approaches to Polis, the heroes are asked to stop by the checkpoint guards, who are interested in who they are. Ulman, in his usual manner, jokes it off, which is why the guards immediately recognize him. Already on the territory of the "capital", having talked with Captain Krasnov, Ulman goes to Melnik's office, where he reports to the colonel about Artyom, as well as all the recent events

One of the fighters called by Melnik from Smolenskaya to break through to Victory Park to save Artyom, Anton and Oleg from the savage worm worshipers. Having freed the captives, Ulman, along with the other rangers, retreats to the tunnel leading to D-6. Along the way, they take the Priest and his student Dron hostage. Having penetrated the network of government tunnels of Metro-2 and passed several abandoned sections, the squad comes to a station, presumably located under the Kremlin. It immediately turns out that the station is inhabited by biomass. As a result of the creature's attack, Delyagin, Oganesyan and Oleg die. Ulman survives, having come to his senses in time from the mental influence of the biomass.

Having thrown a flamethrower canister at the creature and temporarily disarmed it, Melnik orders them to split up: Artyom, together with Ulman, must climb the Ostankino TV tower and coordinate a missile strike on the Black hive, while the others inspect the base and activate the local missile launchers. Artyom and Ulman safely get out of D-6 in the tunnel near Mayakovskaya and, having gone to Belorusskaya, head to Prospekt Mira, where Ulman has an appointment. At the station, Artyom, having warned Ulman and Pavel, who soon arrived in an armored fire truck, heads to VDNKh, having agreed to meet them at the exit to the surface.

A few hours later, Ulman and Pavel pick up Artyom at an abandoned currency exchange point, where the boy was hiding from a pterodactyl. On the way, Eduard kills the leader of the pack of dogs pursuing them with an SVD. The car reaches the tower, and the group climbs up, from where they can see the settlement of the Blacks in the Botanical Garden. Ulman contacts Melnik and coordinates the strike on the lair of the Blacks. When the missiles reach their target, Ulman and Pavel begin to shout with delight, and Artyom, realizing what a mistake he made, rips off his gas mask and goes down into the metro.

Little Edik Ulman was found by Melnik's detachment at the Leninsky Prospekt station several months after the Holocaust. The ten-year-old boy, whose parents had died, almost became a victim of three drunken bandits who lured him with the promise of food. He was saved by a "Buryat" who was the first to hear the screams and eliminated the attackers. Hunter managed to bring Edik out of his state of shock by talking to him for a long time and singing something.

"Buryat" and Hunter took Edik to "Serpukhovskaya", where Masha took him under her wing. The boy quickly became attached to her and Hunter, often listening to his stories. Melnikov also took an interest in his fate, planning to teach orphans like Edik the basics of survival and combat training so that they would become the future of the squad.

Over the following years, Ulman trained and became one of the best fighters in Melnik's special forces. By the time the unit was based at Smolenskaya (approximately 10 years after the Holocaust), he was already an experienced and seasoned warrior. During the "Red" rebellion, Ulman acted as part of Melnik's group, which occupied positions at Okhotny Ryad.

A professional Spartan with the rank of officer, one of Colonel Melnik's trusted men. A good shooter. Has a great sense of humor, and manages to joke even where and when it is not necessary.

Sitting down on the bench, Ulman took off his heavy helmet with a sigh of relief, wiped his flushed, wet face with his sleeve and ran his fingers through his hedgehog-like blond hair. Despite his powerful build and the habits of a seasoned tunnel wolf, Ulman seemed to be only slightly older than Artyom, and certainly no more than thirty.