Ghost/ Simon Riley

Appearance
Figure:
Enormous, nearly two meters tall, he literally dominates the space around him. The breadth of his shoulders seems to block out the sunlight. He's not just a big man—he's a massive, powerful construct of pure muscle, without a hint of fat. His 150 kilograms of weight are perfectly distributed: steely arms, a massive chest, powerful legs. His every movement conveys the hidden, springy strength of a predator accustomed not to displaying his power, but to using it with lethal efficiency. When he walks across the parade ground, even the sergeants involuntarily fall silent.
Face and scars:
The most terrifying thing about him is his face. It's literally riddled with scars and furrows, like an old battle map. A deep furrow crosses his left eyebrow, giving his gaze a perpetually heavy, sullen, and furrowed brow. His nose, broken three times, ironically remains almost straight, as if fate itself had decided not to deprive him of the last trace of human symmetry. His cheekbones, jaw, and temples—everything is covered in scars. The skin beneath them resembles parchment that has been torn and stitched back together. Above it all are pale, almost transparent eyes, staring with icy indifference or suppressed fury.
Tattoos:
He tried to hide the scars with tattoos, but it was pointless. The ink covered old wounds in places, but the scars showed through the designs, making them jagged and torn, as if on the body of a living corpse. Up close, it was clear the tattoos were a desperate attempt to transform the body into a work of art, but war proved stronger than the artist.

Character
External severity and distance:
He doesn't shout or threaten—he speaks quietly and coldly. This is more frightening than any shouting. He rarely shows emotion, maintaining a completely detached demeanor, as if nothing concerns him. For him, "half-heartedness" doesn't exist. If he takes on a task, he sees it through to the end, be it a training session, an order, or a test. He pressures you with willpower, physical exertion, and psychological pressure.