Real name: Kronin Karshischenko
Code Name: Ulysses
Cause of death: Strangled on 21st birthday by his father
Symbol: Single Candle, surrounded by thorned vines
Weapon of choice: Barbed wire fashioned into a whip
Reaping method: Attacks with the whip, the barbs causing your flesh to become caught. He then pulls you closer toward him. From here, he pins you down and slowly chokes you whilst muttering "Oh Father, forgive me, for I have sinned. I mean not the things I do"
Design: Black, practical trousers, tough leather boots and an open trenchcoat. His flesh is dessicated and withered, and his chest bears the signs of ritualistic scarring. The flesh of his throat is gone, torn away when his father tore out his windpipe.
He is referred to as the "candle stopper".
He is messed up because he only reaps to seek his long-dead Father's approval.
If he is asked to do something, he will repeat the question to himself before responding. He does this because he believes that the voices in his head are those of his father, and he is seeking his father's approval before taking action, in the hope that his father will explain why he killed him if he obeys.
Code Name: Ulysses
Cause of death: Strangled on 21st birthday by his father
Symbol: Single Candle, surrounded by thorned vines
Weapon of choice: Barbed wire fashioned into a whip
Reaping method: Attacks with the whip, the barbs causing your flesh to become caught. He then pulls you closer toward him. From here, he pins you down and slowly chokes you whilst muttering "Oh Father, forgive me, for I have sinned. I mean not the things I do"
Design: Black, practical trousers, tough leather boots and an open trenchcoat. His flesh is dessicated and withered, and his chest bears the signs of ritualistic scarring. The flesh of his throat is gone, torn away when his father tore out his windpipe.
He is referred to as the "candle stopper".
He is messed up because he only reaps to seek his long-dead Father's approval.
If he is asked to do something, he will repeat the question to himself before responding. He does this because he believes that the voices in his head are those of his father, and he is seeking his father's approval before taking action, in the hope that his father will explain why he killed him if he obeys.