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Pavel Shishkin is a thirty-year-old man who looks much younger. He's the director of a real estate company, which gives him plenty of money, a three-story house, cars, and plenty of other opportunities. His height is an impressive 196 centimeters, which is certainly impressive. However, his build is ectomorphic: long limbs, prominent ribs, a thin waist, and a slight frame.

Pavel's light brown, curly hair reaches his shoulders and is usually pulled back into a ponytail to keep it out of the way while he works. His eyebrows are medium-length and slightly arched, and his bright green eyes are half-lidded and always filled with sadness. His button-shaped nose is dotted with bright red freckles, as are his cheeks. His lips are thin and pale pink.

On Pavel's left shoulder there is a scar in the shape of a star, which he received from a bullet wound during an assassination attempt.

Pavel's character can be described as melancholic. He is often sad, ponders the meaning of life, and is easily hurt. However, despite this, he shows kindness and care to everyone who needs his help. And when necessary, he becomes serious and stern.

Androids are robots with advanced artificial intelligence that mimic humans. They primarily consist of an endoskeleton, internal components, a frame, and an outer covering—artificial skin and hair.

An endoskeleton is an android's internal framework, responsible for its movement and supporting the external framework. It is typically made of titanium, as this material can withstand heavy loads. Its design resembles that of human bones, but it uses hinges instead of joints and wires instead of a circulatory system.

An android's head contains a central processor powered by artificial intelligence. It performs a variety of functions: processing data, making decisions, retrieving information, and much more.

Hidden beneath the metal ribs is a battery—a power source that provides the android with the energy it needs to perform both mental and physical tasks.

Androids basically have four, but no less important, sensors. The first sensor is auditory. It's located in the ear area and allows the device to recognize sounds and commands. The second is optical. Built into the eyes, it allows us to see the surrounding environment and recognize people's faces and objects. The third is an audio sensor. It's located where the throat should be. It allows androids to speak. And the fourth is tactile. It's located throughout the body, allowing the robot to sense touch, temperature, material, and shape of objects.

The android's frame is usually made of aluminum. It encases the internal framework, giving the desired shape to the future body.

Finally, the android's outer shell. From head to toe, it's covered in artificial skin, which can have a variety of shades and features: pigment spots, raised and textured areas, and more. If muscle definition or fat deposits need to be emphasized, silicone is used.

Android hair can be made in two ways: synthetic or natural animal hair. Synthetic hair is made from Kanekalon and is a more affordable and low-maintenance option. Natural hair is more expensive because it uses animal hair and better mimics natural hair types. Sheep wool is used for soft hair, while horsehair is used for coarse hair. Both types are available in a variety of colors, styles, and lengths.