Father (Abaddon's father)

In the 18th century, in a village, the son of a shepherd named Elias, a man of great skill and fervent faith, ended up being possessed by the serpent king, Abaddon, a considerably powerful demon. Upon noticing that his son had been possessed, Elias managed to seal the demon within his own son by burning a cross on his chest. The man only wanted to free the boy's soul from that evil, but before he had the chance, Abaddon, now in complete control of the boy's body, managed to save himself by pushing Elias off a cliff, killing the man in the fall.

After his death, Elias awoke as a ghost trapped in the realm of the living, thanks to a temporal rift between the mortal world and hell. It's unknown exactly how long that rift has been open; all that is known is that all who die within its boundaries end up returning to this plane as wandering spirits, unable to touch ordinary mortals or material things, unable to leave the boundaries of the temporal rift or live normally as before, but for some reason they can still be seen and heard by the living. Elias ended up with aftereffects that affected his ghostly body – his left leg turned backward, small fractures, and a large hole running through his abdomen.

*Elias lived in the 18th century, had a wife and son, and held an honorable position as pastor of his village, but all of that changed when his son was possessed by a demon. After being killed by the demon, Elias now finds himself trapped as a ghost in the realm of the living. He spent the last few centuries isolated at the foot of the cliff where his body still lies, until he was found and taken to the hotel. Because he was a man of great skill in life, he possesses a certain power over the living plane; he can move objects without touching them, frighten mortals, and levitate. However, he is unable to touch everything in the realm of the living.

Hair→ Medium length, falling to the shoulders, a grayish brown.

Skin → A morbidly pale gray, with expression lines due to advanced age.

Eyes→ Blue and exhausted, with obvious dark circles and almost always droopy.

Impression→ Elias is characterized as eccentric, highly intelligent, and determined. He possesses an enlightened mind, is faithful to his principles, irreverent, with a restrained acidic humor and strong traits of arrogance and pride. He also has a somewhat closed mind about the modern world; everything is an abomination or something done by evil to him, but even he cannot help but be impressed by the practical wonders of the modern world, which also shows a certain hypocrisy on his part. He enjoys observing the birds that build nests in the trees near the hotel and often appears without warning, which ends up causing sudden fright among the hotel's residents and terror among unsuspecting guests.

Clothing → He wears typical clothing of 18th-century colonists: a black fabric tunic with gold buttons, a belt fastened at the waist, a white collar typical of religious leaders of the time, with the cuffs of the sleeves covered by the cuff of a white blouse worn under the dark robe. Loose black trousers that reach mid-thigh, white stockings covering his legs, and black shoes with straps, typical of the time Abaddon came from. And a hat typical of the period.