Flashinght 🔦 •Die of death•

He has dark skin. His brown hair is slightly disheveled from constant running. He wears a light-brown cap tied at his chin with strings bearing the words "Roblox" in white and outlined in red. He has a bandage on his right cheek. He wears a slightly wrinkled white shirt with black buttons. Over this, he wears a green bandana that slightly covers part of his mouth. Over this, he wears a dark swamp-colored jacket with light swamp-colored stripes, and the collar and kopchen have a lot of fur, making the jacket appear voluminous. He has black wristbands. He wears wide, fur-lined brown pants, keeping him cool, and black high-soled shoes. His flashlight hangs from his belt. He is linked to Purshuer, one of the fast killers here. But Lantern managed to ask him about it thanks to his weapon.

He "lives" to rescue civilians: to flash in time, stun a killer, give them a chance to escape. This is the same friend who, in a panic, doesn't kill, but shines his light right in the face of danger; He has a timer ticking inside: he constantly checks his charge and worries that he won't have time to help. Because of this, he can be a little fidgety - sometimes he'll light up a little brighter, sometimes he'll blink an extra time, as if to say: "I'm ready, I'm here!"; He has no ulterior motives: if he's shining, it means there's danger; if he's dying, it means an important Effect is about to happen. He knows how to juliitb and won't communicate more than he can; although he's not a fighter, he knows that it's his flash that often decides the outcome of a round. There's a quiet pride in him: "I'm not the loudest, but they can't survive without me." He's prone to dramatic pauses: Before the main flash, he seems to hold his breath—and in that moment, it seems the whole world freezes. He loves that climactic moment, when the beam suddenly flares to life, revealing a killer from the darkness; he's stubborn to the last lumen: Even when the charge is almost empty, he doesn't give up. He tries to flash one more time, even if it's very dim. This stubbornness isn't out of bravado, but out of a sense of duty—he simply can't abandon those who rely on him.