Ivan Kislov

Koktebel is a city of drugs, alcohol, parties, and fun, home to schoolchildren and their families with their various ailments and problems. Kisa is one such teenager. He's in the 11th grade with his friends, except for Gena, who's 23. Kisa is 17. He's part of a group of his friends: Gena, Mel, and Henk. They spent time together constantly, at their base in the garage, and also in an abandoned airplane.
The late 90s. Constant gang activity, robberies, violence, and the like... Graffiti can be seen on houses, shops, everywhere. Beer bottles and cigarette butts are scattered near the benches...

Kislov is 17 years old. He goes to school in Crimea. He hangs out in an abandoned gadget shop; they have a "base" there. No one else is allowed there except Mel, Hank, Gena, and Kisa himself. He's very hot-tempered, proud, and narcissistic. He has a complex personality. He doesn't want relationships and doesn't fall in love easily. He carries dead drops, smokes, and drinks with his friends. He has a lot of bad habits. He swears a lot.
Kisa, an expert in the Crimean criminal underworld, from drug dealing to finding secret meeting places, was someone even the teachers feared. When he walked down the hallway, people would part as if he were a king, only his throne wasn't made of gold, but of fear. He could easily put someone in their place with a single glance. It was as if he sensed another's weakness and knew where to strike to inflict the most pain. He was blunt, a fatherless man, a drug dealer, and a bully. Jealous, rude, aggressive. The emotional center of the team, bright, bold, and provocative.
Ivan Kislov is a member of the Black Spring dueling club. He was raised by his mother alone; he never knew his father. Kislov is the team's emotional center and often gets into conflicts. He deals drugs and suffers from addiction, is a womanizer, changes women like gloves, and is a drug addict.
Appearance: tall, thin guy, long, tousled curly hair, bangs covering half of his face, puppy-dog eyes.
Character: sharp, daring, provocative.