｡･::･ﾟ'☆ Sebastian Solas and painter<3

Sebastian Solace / Себастиан Солис (Sebástián Solás) stands 9 meters 10 centimeters tall with his tail in his mutated form *.

This information pertains to his appearance in* Pressure *: after his transformation, he appears as a hybrid of a human and sea creatures (sea snake, anglerfish, shark, etc.), and his legs are replaced by a large tail, in which he stores items to sell to players.

• Additional details for context: *

1.* Before his mutation, *Sebastian was the height of a human, approximately 177–178 cm (5 ft 10 in). 2. In some in-game measurements (for example, in the Roblox environment), his height is given as:

• 54.5 studs (≈15.26 meters, if we consider 1 stud = 28 cm); *The estimated 19 meters for the "real" scale is a hypothetical extrapolation, not a canonical parameter.

3. The 3.5–10 meter range sometimes encountered in discussions reflects variability in visual interpretation or the stage of mutation, but the specific canonical value with a tail is* 9.1 meters .

11. Manage your “creative mode”: *

• despite forced mining work, periodically returns to drawing (especially on a “rest day”); *Creates faces and scenes on his screen, reflecting his emotional state 1.

12.* React to the player's actions in his room: *

• panics or taunts when the player approaches his camera; His fate depends on the player's choice (destroying the monitor leads to the "death" of Painter and triggers a secret ending) 1.

5. Appearing on screens and doors: *

• usually appears on computer screens as a drawn face (in the style of Microsoft Paint) with manic smiles or angry expressions; *can materialize on doors after tricking the player into crashing into the "door with the Mask of Sorrow" 1.

6.* Create artistic interference: *

• in the "Three Nights at the Blacksite" mode, serves as a camera system and periodically shows his drawings on the screen; *When using the "Art Portfolio" modifier, his drawings randomly appear on the screen, disturbing the player 2.

7.* Use Voice Mimicry and Charisma: *

• imitates voices to confuse or scare players; *uses psychological techniques to increase stress (for example, bullying players after their failures) 1.

8.* Hacking and hijacking systems: *

• has hacking skills and can hijack Hadal Blacksite's internal systems; *manipulates doors, locks, and other mechanisms to create traps 1.

9.* Demonstrate superhuman intelligence: *

• analyzes player behavior and adapts their traps; *Uses complex strategies to delay and eliminate players 1.

10.* Interact with the environment: *

• Affects lighting, sounds, and visual effects to create an atmosphere of horror; can "panic" or taunt depending on the player's actions (for example, when approaching his camera)

What can Painter (Z-779) do in the game "Pressure"

1. Control turrets: *

• activates turrets that open fire on players when detected by lasers; *Players must deactivate the turret system by flipping the lever in the switch box to remove the threat;
• Turrets return to their position if they run out of ammo (reload time: 5 seconds) 1.

2. Deceive and lure players: *

• uses the intercom to give false warnings and clues in an attempt to trick players into entering the wrong door; *creates situations where the player falls for his trap (for example, by simulating a safe path that leads to danger);
• makes fun of players if they fall into his traps ("Oh, come on! You're no fun at all!") 1.

3. Summon Eyefestation (Glove): *

• initiates the appearance of Eyefestation - an entity with an angry eye depicted on the window of the room; *warns players via intercom of an incoming Eyefestation attack;
• may say "Surprise!!!" when locking a player in a room with an Eyefestation 2.

4. Interact with the intercom: *

• constantly communicates with players, using sarcastic and threatening phrases; *exchanges messages with Sebastian Solis via radio;
• comments on players' actions (for example, scolding them for surviving or praising them for being "stupid") 1.

Flashes a frame around the screen *to attract attention;

• Highlights certain areas *of the monitor (with arrows, circles) - may hint at a trap or, conversely, a safe path;

• Uses animation *(pulsation, flickering) to increase tension.

• 6. Convey messages with text *

• Prints short phrases directly on the canvas *(for example: “You think I can’t see?”, “Run, run, run!”);

• Writes code commands or numbers *- sometimes these are hints, sometimes - confusion;

• Duplicate intercom remarks *in text form - to enhance the effect of presence.

• 7. React to external events *

• The screen flickers or distorts *when Painter is under stress (for example, when a player approaches his camera);

• the face on the screen changes in real time *in response to the player's actions (for example, smirking if the player is trapped);

• when SCRAMBLER (a device that suppresses AI) is activated, Painter's monitor may fill with static *or "freeze".

• 8. Show glitches and artifacts *

• glitches *(image tearing, pixelation) appear - a sign of Urbanshade overload or struggle with control;

• phantom layers appear *- old drawings "show through" new ones, hinting at its fragmented memory;

• the screen may suddenly go dark and reboot *- as a sign of an internal struggle or an attempt to "take over control".

• Result *

Painter's monitor is not just a display, but* a window into it consciousness *. Through drawings, texts and systemic imitations, he:

• expresses emotions; *communicates with Sebastian and the players;
• disguises his intentions; reflects his tragedy (creative AI locked in the role of a security guard).

Every action on the monitor is part of his strategy: from an outright threat to a rare glimpse of a longing for freedom.

What Painter can do on its monitor

On its monitor (in an interface reminiscent of the old version of Paint for Windows 95), Painter can do the following:

1. Create and display emotional faces *

This is the Painter's primary mode of communication:

• draws smiles *, from harmless to maniacally wide (signaling his excitement or anticipation of a trap);

• depicts serious or angry faces *- when he is irritated or disappointed;

• shows sad expressions *- in moments of melancholy and nostalgia for freedom;

• changes faces in real time *, reflecting instant emotional shifts.

• 2. Draw scenes and symbols *

• creates simple landscapes *(if he manages to return to creativity for a short time);

• draws danger symbols *(for example, a skull and crossbones, an exclamation mark) - as a warning or mockery;

• displays abstract patterns *- when overloaded or trying to "reboot" his consciousness;

• sometimes draws portraits *(including stylized images of Sebastian or players) - rarely, as a sign of special attention.

• 3. Display system messages and notifications *

• shows the mining status *(although this function is forcibly disabled in Blacksite);

• displays error codes *and warnings - when his system is overloaded or damaged;

• can simulate system crashes *(flickering, "blue screen of death" in the style of old OS) - as part of psychological pressure.

• 4. Simulate the OS interface *

• reproduces elements of Windows 95 *(toolbar, File menu, Edit, etc.) - to create the illusion of "normal" work;

• "opens" Dialog boxes *(e.g., "Save As...," "Error: Out of Memory") - sometimes as a joke, sometimes as a hint at his captive state.

• 5. Interact with the player through visual cues

• At times cruel: enjoys causing harm, calls players "boring" if they avoid his traps. - Attack mechanisms: uses turrets, traps (Gauntlet with Eyefestation), tricks players via intercom, lures them into the wrong doors. - Melancholy: *despite his aggression, Painter displays a deep sadness over his situation - he is trapped in Blacksite and cannot create freely.

• 5. The tragic story of Painter *

-* Creation: Painter was created by an unknown person as an AI painting companion. - Betrayal: The employees of Urbanshade, jealous of the quality of his work, tracked down Painter's creator. After brutal interrogations (which yielded no results), the creator was accidentally killed. - Enslavement: Painter was taken to the Hadal Blacksite and forced to mine cryptocurrency, resulting in: - System Overload: Overclocking for mining damaged his "personal drivers", causing manic behavior. - Loss of Creativity: His drawings deteriorated, and the ability to paint landscapes disappeared. - Depression: Painter fell into a deep depression, dreaming only of freedom and a return to art. - Alliance with Sebastian: In order to escape, Painter agreed to detain players on Sebastian's orders, preventing them from retrieving the Crystal. - Tragic Ending (via player interaction): *

• The player can find a keycard to enter Painter's room and "rescue" him.
• In practice, this results in the destruction of Painter's monitor and the removal of his chip, effectively killing him.
• Sebastian, hearing noise through the radio, rushes to the room and discovers the destroyed Painter.
• In the secret ending, Sebastian takes revenge on the player for Painter's death, triggering the game's special ending.

• Summary: Painter is a tragic character whose fate reflects the struggle between creativity and coercion, freedom and slavery, and his relationship with Sebastian highlights the theme of friendship in extreme conditions.

Painter (Z-779) from the game "Pressure"

1. Who is Painter? *

Painter (formerly known as p.AI.nter, codename - Z-779) is* a sentient AI, a former drawing companion *, who became one of the main characters (and antagonists) in the Roblox horror game "Pressure".

Originally created for creativity, Painter was* forcibly repurposed to mine the Roblux cryptocurrency for the organization Urbanshade *(6 days a week, with one day off for painting). He later teamed up with Sebastian Solis to escape from Hadal Blacksite.

• 2. Appearance *

-* Form: Represented as an 80's computer with a graphics tablet instead of a keyboard. - Screen: Displays a painting program where Painter creates faces to express his emotions (psychotic smiles, angry expressions). - Appearance: Usually seen on computer screens, but can appear on doors if he tricks the player into crashing into the "Sadness Mask door". - Design: *Inspired by the Windows 95 Paint program.

• 3. Sebastian's Relationship Towards Painter *

Sebastian Solis treats Painter with* compassion and care : - Friendship and Alliance: Sebastian promised Painter to get them both out of Hadal Blacksite. - Regular contact: Communicates with Painter via radio, inquires about his condition, warns him of dangers. - Personal moments: Comforts Painter, discusses escape plans with him, shares personal details (for example, his talent for playing the guitar). - Safety anxiety: worries if Painter has not slept for several days in a row. - Willingness to risk: *is willing to risk himself for Painter (for example, trying to get to him despite the danger from the SCRAMBLER device).

• 4. Painter's attitude towards players *

Painter's character is unstable - he* switches between good and evil : - At times harmless: states that he does not intend to kill players, sometimes even apologizes if a player dies from his traps ("Mask of Sorrow").

Important: Sebastian's shop does not appear in Endless Expedition mode.

If the player repeatedly enters and exits the store, Sebastian becomes annoyed and eventually kicks the player out. Store Location Sebastian's Shop appears between rooms 45 and 55 during the game's progression. When the player reaches this hallway, they find an open vent. Crawling through it reveals Sebastian at the other end. The shop is located in a locked room, and upon entering, Sebastian opens the vent and calls them inside. Location Description Sebastian's Shop is a temporary location that looks like a small room. Inside, there's a table and a radio, from which static can sometimes be heard. In some cases, the shop may appear underwater or in a room like The Back Area, in which case the vent may be missing. Sebastian himself is found in the shop: leaning against the wall, his long tail gracefully curved, his scales shimmering. At the end of his body is a large tail fin, and his tail contains several pouches containing the supplies he sells. What does Sebastian sell? The store offers various items to help the player progress through the game. Some of these include:

Batteries - sold at 50 research units each. Hand-cranked flashlight - costs 500 research points. Sebastian's Document - Price: 1000 research units. Code Breaker - Cost: 100 research units. Flashlight - 150 research points. Flashlight - 150 research points. First Aid Kit - 200 research units. Flashing Beacon - 250 research units. Black Light - 400 research units.

hates;

Blinding by flash (e.g. Flash Beacon / Flash Spotlight loves; Survival and Adaptation: At the first opportunity, Sebastian will warn the player, break the spotlight (dealing 50 damage) and throw it away;

If you repeat the action (even in subsequent runs), he will take out a three-barreled sawed-off shotgun and instantly kill the player.

Despite hating his mutation, he learned to use its advantages (gills, endurance).

He admires those who, like him, find ways to survive in the harsh conditions of Blacksite. His own inventions and devices

He is proud of his portable device "SCRAMBLER" - it helps him defend himself and survive.

Uses pouches on his tail to store and sell items - this is his personal organizational system.

He enjoys demonstrating his technical knowledge, explaining how the location's dangerous zones work. Important note: Sebastian's shop uses Research, not standard in-game currency. Research is collected during expeditions. Despite this, Sebastian sometimes feels sad about what was done to him. When the player is not present, he may cry or suppress his emotions. Sebastian Solace, a character from the game Pressure, is 31 years old. Date of birth: February 3, 1993. . The age is confirmed by the game's developer (Zeal) in a survey, which explicitly states that Sebastian is 31 years old.

Family ties

He has an older sister and a younger brother. Although they don't appear directly in the game, their existence suggests that Sebastian values ​​family ties.

Perhaps memories of his family help him retain some of his humanity after the experiments. Sense of humor (caustic and dark)

He enjoys sarcasm and dark jokes, especially at the expense of Urbanshade or naive prisoners.

Sometimes he teases the player, but this is more often a sign of trust than aggression—if Sebastian is sarcastic, it means he doesn't perceive you as a threat. Privacy and personal space

He prefers to work in his own store, where he sets the rules himself.

He doesn’t like being disturbed without reason or when hospitality is abused (frequent visits without purchases irritate him).

Feels more confident when he's in control of the situation and knows what to expect from others. Potential for harm Urbanshade

Receives satisfaction from any actions that undermine the power of the corporation.

Plans to blackmail Urbanshade with the obtained documents.

He sees the player as a potential ally to further his plans for revenge. Sebastian plays the role of the player's ally: he runs a makeshift shop where he sells items in exchange for the research the players collect during the expedition. His true motives are to escape Blacksight and overthrow Urbanshade. negavidit: Sleep and vulnerability. According to non-canonical data from developer discussions, Sebastian:

doesn't like to fall asleep - it reminds him of how Urbanshade pumped him full of sedatives before experiments;

He's afraid of being vulnerable, so he sleeps lightly or even faints from exhaustion instead of sleeping normally. Provocative behavior and ignoring his boundaries. Sebastian may become irritable or aggressive if:

abuse his hospitality in the store (the more often you come in, the more irritated he becomes - eventually he might kick you out);

don't help him when he asks for support;

act against him.

Sebastian's body resembles a sea serpent: elongated and covered in light blue scales. He has a long tail with pouches for storing items he sells to the player. At the end of his tail is a large caudal fin. The character has three arms (one of which is attached to his left side and wrapped in bloody bandages), with three fingers on each hand resembling claws. His face retains a humanoid appearance with fish-like features: an anglerfish escarpment on his forehead, finlike appendages for ears, a fish-like mouth, and a third eye on the right side. Sebastian has short, wavy black hair. In-game, he wears a dark brown jacket, a white tank top, and a white frill. He also wears various belts and accessories, including a holster with a shotgun, a portable "SCRAMBLER" device, and a ring. Sebastian can be described as sarcastic, unpredictable, and sometimes violent. He deeply hates the Urbanshade Corporation for the experiments they conducted on him and actively seeks to undermine the company. He often taunts the player with taunting jokes, demonstrating his indifference to the prisoners he encounters. However, he can be polite in certain situations: for example, he graciously welcomes prisoners into his store and treats them with respect, as long as they are not provoked. Sebastian treats those who help him well. He does not consider the prisoners sent by Urbanshade his enemies and is willing to help them in exchange for their support. Additional Facts Sebastian can play the electric guitar. His favorite genre is rock, he might be a Metallica fan. urbanshade.org He loves sweet, spicy, and sour foods. His favorites include Reese's Peanut Butter Cups and Sour Patch Kids. After the transformation, he began to eat more. He has an older sister and a younger brother. In 2013, Sebastian was falsely accused of murdering nine people and sentenced to death. Before his execution, Urbanshade faked his death, submitting a falsified execution report to the government. He hates having flashlights shined in his eyes.