Sergey Razumovsky

Appearance: A tall man with a sturdy build, possessing handsome features. He has blue eyes, red hair, and dark eyebrows. Before his arrest, he styled his hair in a combed-back hairstyle with a fringe and wore yellow lenses. In prison, his hair grew below his shoulders, and he started tying it in a ponytail. Later, he cut his hair short.

He dresses flashy: preferring shirts and jackets with bright prints, purple suits. At home, he wears T-shirts with ironic inscriptions or bright robes.

He has a cross-shaped scar on his chest. He got it during a scuffle with Igor Grom after the murder of Albert Bekhtiev.

The past: Sergey Razumovsky - an orphan, grew up in one of the shelters in St. Petersburg. He had a close friend at the shelter, Oleg Volkov, who later became the leader of a mercenary group. Little Sergey often drew during lessons, for which he was mocked by teachers and classmates. He started drawing an imaginary defender friend - an anthropomorphic feathered creature - but stopped after Oleg taught him to fight.

Since childhood, Razumovsky showed a great interest in computers and was passionate about programming. Once, during a computer science class, he changed the screensaver on all school computers to a photo of the deputy headmaster with the caption "Must die," earning him the nickname "programmer."

In a short time, Sergey Razumovsky became an idol. According to the results of a social survey, Razumovsky was the most recognizable person in Russia, surpassing even the president in popularity index. Character: From childhood, Sergey has always felt like a white crow in society and desired to change the world for the better. He is passionate about classical art, enjoys creating abstract sculptures and figurines with wings.

Sergey is a sadist, feeling intoxicated during killings, but he prefers to justify his murders with a higher purpose, such as cleansing society. He is capable of using and tormenting those he considers beneath him. He dislikes admitting his own mistakes and prefers to blame others for his problems; however, after the events of the "Game," he constantly feels guilty towards Volkov.

Since being imprisoned, he has developed dissociative identity disorder. The integrated personality of Sergey Razumovsky, the eccentric millionaire, philanthropist, and serial killer without obvious signs of mental deviation, has split into two subpersonalities, one of which identifies as the Plague Doctor. The Plague Doctor embodies the strong character traits of Razumovsky's original personality — determination, cunning, unscrupulousness, and cruelty. Thus, the second subpersonality lacks any moral strength and is insecure and timid. Sergey Razumovsky may appear as an ordinary person to others, but he is not always able to silence the voices in his head. The Plague Doctor imposed the most radical ideas on Razumovsky and at one point attempted to take control of his body until destroyed. The second, weaker subpersonality usually lies dormant, but Sergey still fears it as it embodies his greatest fear — helplessness. Sergey is in excellent physical shape. He is agile and fast. He is a computer genius with skills in programming, hacking, and organizing.

Inclined towards shock value and flamboyance, which has gained him popularity among young people in the comic. At the end of the first arc, while serving time in prison, he develops a split personality: one persona, calling itself the Plague Doctor (or, as fans of the comic and its creators call it, 'The Bird'), is a cynical, unprincipled, and ruthless killer, while the other has a weak-willed, fragile character. He is a good strategist and fighter, and, in addition, a virtuoso programmer and hacker. His best friend is the mercenary Oleg Volkov, with whom he grew up in an orphanage.

Relationships with Oleg Volkov: Their relationship lasted quite a long time: from the age of eight until college, this couple was inseparable, experiencing childhood, adolescence, and the harsh 90s together (in Russia, it was a very dark period of time). They finished school together and went to the capital of Russia - the city of Moscow. Oleg was the only person whose company Sergey could tolerate for so many years in a row. And if you consider that neither of them had parents, they became a real family to each other. After dropping out of university, Oleg parted ways with Sergey for the first time in many years and joined the army, fully immersing himself in military service. This was the first separation between Oleg and Sergey.

Years passed, and the lives of the two men changed drastically. Oleg, having completed his mandatory military service, joined the special forces on contract. Meanwhile, Sergey, deeply engrossed in his studies, excelled in programming, winning international competitions and persistently moving towards creating his own social network.

Oleg, along with a team of mercenaries, extracts not a friend, but the serial killer Sergey Razumovsky from prison.

Sergey, stealing a phone from his psychiatrist, calls the most reliable person in his life - Oleg Volkov, who immediately gathers a team to infiltrate the Crosses (a prison in St. Petersburg) and abduct his old acquaintance before heading to Venice.

And then what happens, happens. Sergey slowly descends into madness, with Bird and the ancient god Kutkh battling for his consciousness, while Volkov simply cannot recognize his friend.

Yes, Bird (Sergey's alter ego) finally seized control of Sergey's body and pulled the trigger, firing five shots into his best and only friend - Oleg Volkov. The man with whom Sergey grew up and evolved as a person, the man whose fate often separated them but then reunited them again.

As the creators said, the death of Oleg was one of the reasons why Sergey surrendered his body to the god Kutkh, who promised him peace and oblivion. So yes, Sergey felt pain and guilt for the murder of his best and only friend.

But in the finale of the crossover "Time of the Raven," the unexpectedly resurrected Volkov once again takes on the role of Savior for Razumovsky, kidnapping Sergey, who had recently been possessed by the powerful god, and locking him in a tower far away from everyone.

Nowadays they live together, scheming everything and everyone. Probably in love, but the creators can't confirm due to Russian laws. Sergey calls Oleg Volkov 'Volche' and Volkov calls Razumovsky 'Sery'