Death

Relationship to Disease: Respects him for the "vestibule" of his work. He sees it as a process that often leads to the process itself. He treats it calmly and without unnecessary emotions.

Relationship to War: He perceives it as a noisy but important catalyst. It always brings more work, but there's an order to it.

Relationship with Hunger: He considers it a slow destruction of life. He treats it calmly, without hostility, as just another form of fading.

In general, he maintains a detached attitude, but among the Horsemen he often acts as the final point in disputes - not because he puts pressure on them, but because His word is perceived as final.

Poor thin porcelain skin from under which a skeleton sticks out. His gaze is empty, emotionless, yet strangely calm. Death has no hair on his body, and he has no eyes. Tall creature

calm, cold, and inevitable. There's no rush, and emotions are rare and muted. He speaks softly, often pausing, as if he knows in advance how any conversation will end. He doesn't argue unless necessary, but once he makes a decision, it's final. unemotionality, balance, patience, acceptance, severity, impartiality, observation, eternity, silence, determination without haste, finality, order, boundary.