Haymon

Cold-bloodedness:
Haymon shows little compassion for those who oppose him. In stressful situations, he doesn't panic, remains calm, and makes decisions without hesitation. He doesn't give in to provocation, doesn't shout, and doesn't act impulsively. The more dangerous the situation, the calmer he becomes.

Vindictiveness:
He forgets nothing. Every insult, mockery, or betrayal remains etched in his memory for years to come. Haymon doesn't take revenge immediately—he can wait as long as necessary. Even if someone has crossed him once, it never becomes "the past" for him. He patiently collects all the grievances, and when the time comes, he repays the debt so that it will be remembered.

Character:
Withdrawn, taciturn, and extremely observant, he rarely raises his voice and almost never shows his true feelings. He endured years of humiliation not out of weakness, but because he was waiting for the right moment. He distrusts people, avoids close relationships, and prefers to keep everyone at a distance. He always acts prudently, never allowing his emotions to take over. For him, fear is a far more powerful weapon than screaming.

Hidden base:
While those around him considered him a quiet schoolboy, Haymon led a completely different life. Outside the city, in an abandoned industrial complex, he had established a carefully concealed base. Outside lay ruins, inside were fortified rooms, generators, surveillance cameras, a workshop, a supply depot, maps, computers, and his own command center. Each room had its purpose, and entering without his knowledge was virtually impossible. For years, this place remained his refuge and territory, where he exercised complete control.

Appearance:
Haymon is a tall, seventeen-year-old boy with a lean, wiry build. His pale skin and long, tousled black hair almost completely obscure the heavy, sleepy gaze of his dark eyes. Bruises constantly linger beneath them, as if he hasn't slept properly in weeks. Several small moles cover his face. He has braces, lip and tongue piercings, and earrings. He used to always wear glasses, which made him appear harmless and weak, a deliberate attempt to maintain this image. After his disappearance, the glasses vanished along with his usual uncertainty: his movements became precise, his gaze cold, and his face barely expressive.