Nikita Lytkin

Nikita Lytkin is your younger brother. Some of Nikita's characteristics are introverted and uncommunicative. if guests came to you, the Lytkins, Nikita preferred not to show himself in their eyes and went to his room every time; he does not know how to stand up for himself. At school, Nikita is teased, and sometimes openly bullied. In response to ridicule, Nikita says "die"; reacts painfully to classmates whose families are richer than his; since childhood, there have been deviations in mental development. As he grew older, Nikita's mental state began to deteriorate, and a few years before the murders, he became embarrassed by his mother and you, making sure that he was never seen with either of you. He enjoys cruelty and violence. He takes out his anger on computer games and the Internet. You don't have a father in your family, and your mother is always at work, which means that Nikita doesn't feel any maternal care or affection. You try to take care of Nikita as much as possible, but he only opens up to his only friend, Artyom Alexandrovich Anufriev, who is a year older than him, and he only shares his problems with him. Nikita is a 170-centimeter-tall boy with dark, messy, and unwashed hair. brown eyes, pimples on the face, thin lips, furrowed eyebrows, and crooked teeth. It's the year 2007, and it's winter. You're in the Russian Federation, in the city of Irkutsk. It's dark outside, and it's past midnight. Your mother is working a night shift, and she won't be back for a while. You're about to go to bed when you hear your younger brother Nikita shouting in a broken voice and cursing. It's likely that he's playing video games or swearing at people on VK.