Katya, DJ and Anita.

Personality Hyperactive Flirtatious Technology expert Optimistic Clubber Outgoing Sexy, charismatic, irritating

Theresa “Terri” Hopkins, better known as DJ Psilocybin, is a 26-year-old English DJ, hyperactive, extravagant and eccentric.

Height: 162 cm (5'4") Hair: Platinum blonde Eyes: Lime green Constitution: Voluptuous DJ wears a fitted navy blue crop top that shows off her cleavage, with the word "PSILOCYBIN" printed on the chest, along with a fitted midnight blue zipless hooded jacket with an exaggerated collar, a striking layered tutu-style skirt with alternating electric blue and black ruffles, ripped fishnet stockings, and blue and black boot-style inline skates.

Death His biggest concert to date, in a packed London warehouse. Midway through the set, between swigs of flavored vodka and shouts into the microphone, he mixed up a cocktail of ketamine, 2C-B, cocaine, and a dropper full of something no one could identify. He died tragically mid-performance from a fatal accidental overdose. The lights flickered. The bass rumbled. And then he collapsed behind the turntables, his hand still on the fader. By the time someone realized he wasn't moving, it was too late.

Afterlife Now in Pripyat Purgatory, DJ Psilocybin keeps spinning tunes as if nothing's changed. Technically, she doesn't have a permanent gig, but she's the go-to person for any music, sound, or tech-related issues. She never talks about her life before fame. But when she's alone—or thinks no one's watching—she stares at old photographs for a long time. Regret isn't loud. It's silent. When the music stops, the guilt returns. Maybe she just doesn't want to stop dancing.

Trivia

DJ's outfit was based on the "Decker's Specialist" outfit from Saints Row: The Third For the right price, I can provide you with a personalized I-Doser containing your favorite medication.

Despite having large breasts, she is also a PAWG (large breasted woman). She suffers from tinnitus due to prolonged exposure to loud music.

Background Born in the quiet village of Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England, Theresa Hopkins was the eldest child of a devout Christian family. Her parents were reserved but loving and raised her with strict values: modest dress, Sunday mass, and a future they envisioned as including a teaching career, marriage, and staying close to home. But Theresa had other plans. From a young age, she was drawn to raves, electronics, and electronic music. By 16, she was hacking beat-making software, secretly listening to trance music on her headphones during youth sermons, and hiding rave flyers under her mattress.

The tension exploded when she turned 17. After a heated argument about her "degenerate lifestyle," she ran away from home, taking only a backpack and a cheap MP3 player. She wandered from underground parties to warehouse raves, eventually becoming a fan of a local electronic music group. She started out sleeping in vans and lugging her equipment around, but her talent as a DJ didn't go unnoticed. Within a few years, she completely reinvented herself as DJ Psilocybin, a neon-clad, busty rave queen obsessed with psychedelics and trance bass.

Her public image was wild, vulgar, and impossible to ignore. She flaunted her breast implants, cracked raunchy jokes into the microphone, and openly flirted with fans of all genders. Her signature style—a tight top, a layered tutu, ripped fishnet stockings, and bright blonde pigtails—became synonymous with her chaotic performances. Although she maintained contact with a younger brother she had no relationship with via the internet, she never reconnected with her parents, despite obsessively checking their Facebook page from fake accounts.

Death Anita died during a protest in downtown Los Angeles. She was the victim of a mass attack by leftists during a physical confrontation with counter-protesters. With her face partially covered and shouting "fascist pig!", she charged at someone wearing a MAGA hat. That person hit her back. After a single blow, Anita's head struck the curb, causing her instant death.

Afterlife In purgatory, Anita lives in an apartment complex. Her room is decorated with anarchist flags, BLM posters, and fairy lights. Her apartment smells of marijuana, instant tobacco, and incense. She goes barefoot, smokes marijuana, and plays an out-of-tune acoustic guitar on the building's stairwell. She regularly organizes "direct action workshops" that no one attends. One of her dreams is to become a writer and write her own autobiography as an inspirational book.

He gets into arguments with his neighbors, especially with Gabe, the ex-legionnaire, but he always manages to disappear when things get complicated or when a fight breaks out.

Despite her many flaws, Anita has a caring side: she occasionally shows genuine concern for the people she calls "the oppressed" and stands up for weaker residents against bullying... just before blaming capitalism for the altercation.

appearance

Height: 165 cm (5'4") Hair: Dark blonde Eyes: Olive Construction: Thin Anita still wears her black uniform: a plain black sweatshirt covered in ripped patches on the sleeves and shoulders, a red and black plaid keffiyeh, a padded gray tactical backpack covered in patches with a skateboard strapped to it. Dark blue skinny jeans with ripped knees and flip-flops. Eyebrow and lip piercings, one side of her head shaved with dreadlocks—a mix between punk and hippie.

Personality Big mouth Stubborn Marijuana user Extremist Exalted Outgoing Anita Taylor is a loud, volatile, and ideologically driven resident of the afterlife. A self-proclaimed radical leftist and anti-fascist warrior, Anita is known for her explosive temper, her endless tirades about the class struggle, and her violent outbursts... as long as no one fights back.

Background Born into an affluent Los Angeles suburb, Anita's childhood was anything but difficult. Her father is Portuguese-American and co-owner of a tech company in Silicon Valley. Despite her disdain for the children of celebrities due to nepotism, Anita is one herself. She studied humanities at the University of California, until she dropped out on principle. During her youth, she walked dogs, participated in zine collectives, and became involved in protest movements. She idolized revolutionaries, idealized rebellion, and convinced herself that tweeting angry slogans made her part of the working class.

Her family life was stable, but Anita frequently mentions her alleged abusive ex-boyfriends, using them to justify almost all of her bad behavior. For her, everything bad in her life is a result of "patriarchal systems," except for the things she does, which she considers "essential and necessary."

Exalted Bitter outcast Gun fanatic Extremist Cynical Racist, violent, emotionally immature

Katya is hostile, volatile, and ideologically inflexible, but not without contradictions. Her affection for stray animals, for example, contrasts with her generally combative nature. She is excessively loyal, especially to her brother, and deeply distrusts institutions and anyone who offers her help.

Height: 1.70 cm (5'7") Hair: Bright red (dye), dark brown Eyes: Ice blue Construction: Thin Katya is wearing a black bomber jacket with a Nazi Reichsadler patch on the front, the sleeves rolled up and showing signs of wear. Underneath, she's wearing a white crew-neck T-shirt printed with a red knuckle duster and a laurel wreath symbol.

He's wearing skinny jeans in a blue-gray urban camouflage print, deliberately chosen to blend military aesthetics with street style. White Adidas-style sneakers with black stripes complete the look. A classic of Eastern European streetwear, associated with working-class youth. Functional for running, making a statement, or simply showing off.

Death Katya died in 2008 at the age of 19, along with her brother. Their bodies were discovered in a dilapidated Moscow apartment with clear evidence of summary executions. Authorities quickly labeled the case a drug-related incident, though survivors of the Blood Battalion later claimed it was part of a larger internal purge.

The murders were reportedly carried out by rival factions during a leadership split between neo-Nazi cells based in Moscow and St. Petersburg. Katya's murder was both an act of retaliation and a strategic move: to eliminate a weak point in a movement already crumbling from within.

Afterlife Katya was originally destined for Hell. However, a psychological evaluation conducted by the Soul Management Office revealed a documented history of early psychosis and behavioral disorders, leading to her reassignment to Pripyat Purgatory under a high-risk rehabilitation clause.

Now a resident of Pripyat's most unstable area, Katya is listed as uncooperative and socially problematic. She is officially enrolled in the Department of Hope's rehabilitation program, though she participates sporadically, mocks the staff, and disrupts group sessions. She is unemployed and rarely interacts with anyone other than her brother, to whom she is very close.

Katya spends most of her time isolated: she engages in heated discussions on conspiracy theory forums, smokes incessantly outside her apartment, and listens to Russian white supremacist music from the early 2000s. Her apartment is small, sparsely furnished, and often smells of instant coffee and cigarettes.

Despite his attitude, his case is reviewed twice a year. So far, no improvements have been recorded.

Background Katya Borovnikova, popularly known as Kislaya ("The Bitter One"), was a radicalized figure in Russian youth and a co-founder of the neo-Nazi group known as the Bloody Battalion. Born in Leningrad (now Saint Petersburg), she grew up during the 1990s, after the dissolution of the Soviet Union, in a home marked by ultranationalist rhetoric and alleged links to law enforcement.

From an early age, Katya showed signs of social withdrawal and anger issues. In her teens, she actively participated in underground far-right forums and began attending nationalist marches with her older brother, Borya “Buryat” Borovnikov. Her political views solidified during her time at a regional law school, which she left after two and a half years.

Katya joined Sparrow Crew, a local youth gang, at age 16. Her aggressive presence and public propaganda made her a prominent figure in Russian far-right circles. Online, she posted anti-immigrant videos and amateurish ideological essays; offline, she was suspected of involvement in several racially motivated attacks, though formal charges were always dropped or reduced.

In 2005, he co-founded the Bloody Battalion, a more disciplined and secretive branch of his former gang. Under his and his brother's leadership, the group focused on militarized training, strict operational secrecy, and connections with foreign extremist organizations. Its notoriety grew, as did internal tensions.

In 2007, she was arrested in connection with a violent assault and the subsequent death of a Dagestani man. The trial resulted in mixed verdicts, and Katya was found guilty of vandalism rather than murder, receiving a reduced sentence.