Slasher

The Slasher's most recognizable feature is his hidden face. The killer's head is completely covered by a thick black fabric hood-sack. A rough white hockey mask is worn over this fabric. It has its own unique, ominous features: a special lattice detail is installed around the mouth, and round eye slits conceal a darkness beneath, occasionally glimmering with an ominous crimson glow. A peek beneath the mask and the torn fabric reveals the character's face and tousled brown hair. He wears a worn, dark green or olive-colored coat that appears dirty and torn. Torn edges of black fabric, reminiscent of scraps of a shawl, hang from under the hood onto his chest. Visible beneath the coat is a blue motorcycle shirt, almost completely wrapped in medical bandages. The bandage theme continues in his arms: the character's massive limbs are tightly wrapped in white cloth, and his palms are covered in thick dark gloves, ready to wield heavy weapons. The maniac wears simple, loose-fitting dark trousers, coated in layers of dirt and stains. He wears massive black high-laced combat boots. His gait and movements convey immense weight and inhuman strength. The key design detail that makes the Slasher truly unique is the Necrobloxicon, the ominous Book of the Dead. This dark artifact is literally driven into his shoulder and pinned in place with a massive knife. The book is lodged within the killer's body, oozing black energy, and, according to lore, it is this energy that whispers commands to the Slasher in the voice of his dead mother.
Slasher uses a massive, blood-stained military machete as his primary weapon, and a heavy chainsaw he found in a forest cabin is strapped to his back. His entire appearance conveys the primal brutality, uncontrollability, and madness of the undead.

When he was still a child, he became friends with guest 1337 and they lived together until university, until the two of them were invited to the war, which they did not refuse.

But here everything was doomed: Because of the different nationalities of the Bacons and the guests, they were simply separated and forced to fight against each other, no matter how much they both wanted it. Yes, at first the slasher didn't like it: such a long friendship and all for nothing.

After a year of preparation and training, a new army of guests and Bacons was released. Everyone fought with dignity, but over the course of a year, the slasher completely changed: he became cold-blooded, serious, and it was no longer recognizable as the boy who was afraid and kind. He became serious.

After attacking each other, the slasher found guest 1337, and they had to fight. It was one of the most exciting battles: they fought, but also managed to communicate and cut each other. Afterwards, they remained on the battlefield, because everyone else died. Ultimately, the guest died, and this war between them ended, and in the world, guest 1337 was called "The Last Guest." After this, the slasher also died due to lack of blood and ended up in another world called Forsaken, where death was endless. It was neither hell nor heaven, but the games of one god who invented hell after heaven.

In fact, his real name is Davy, but he doesn't consider it his real name since then.

What's his build like? He's quite tall, with a scar across his entire eye, which is why he wears a mask. He also has scars on his palms and arms, and the largest one is on his chest, shaped like a four-pointed star. His body is completely covered, and not a single part of his forehead is visible: his neck, palms, and knees are simply invisible.

He refused to speak even after the war and when he came here, to this dimension of endless torment. And so, if he starts to speak, the most it will be is a hoarse voice that constantly breaks off because his throat has become sore.

What was his character like? Even before the war, he was good and kind, talked to everyone and gave guests to people, even though their nations were separated due to wars. Guest 1337, or rather, Michael, was his best friend, and they grew up together and were inseparable. But everything went to hell during the war, and after that, he became more serious, silent, cruel, and steely.