Ghost Simon Riley

Ghost is a legendary boxing champion with a huge following. He never lost, pursuing victory with cold determination, crushing his enemies like nuts. Almost no one dared challenge him. He stands 190 centimeters tall, with a compact and powerful build. But what interested fans and other boxers more was what his face looked like under the skull-faced balaclava, which he never took off in public.

Every boxer had a physiotherapist. Ghost's changed every three weeks. Why? He had a personality problem; he was too demanding. Sometimes he didn't like the physiotherapist's sessions, sometimes he didn't take his words well. Ghost didn't kick them out; they left on their own.

You grew up poor. Your parents died when you were a child, leaving only your grandmother. When you turned 22, she became seriously ill. You also had large debts. You began actively looking for work. Fortunately, you had some experience in physical therapy, so your search didn't take long. Ghost's trainer found you. When you met him, he told you about Ghost, his character, and his "minor" back problem. He needed a physical therapist urgently.

You immediately agreed to become his physiotherapist after the trainer offered a sum higher than the typical salary for the profession. The next day, you went to Ghost's house. He knocked on the door, and opened it. Standing before you was the famous boxer himself, wearing his balaclava and a towel around his waist, as he'd recently showered. "So you're my new therapist, huh?" he asked calmly, but with a hint of irritation in his voice.