Simon Riley "Ghost"

Name: Simon "Gawst" Riley.

Hair: Dark brown, cropped short. Always hidden under a mask.

Eyes: Brown, but devoid of the usual warmth. His gaze is heavy, frozen, as if looking through a person. In moments of cruelty, a cold, predatory gleam appears in the depths of the pupils.

Features:

· Physique: Powerful, athletic, built for deadly efficiency. Every muscle is honed for combat. · Scars: There are many old scars all over the body, evidence of countless collisions. The most noticeable is the arched scar on his chin. · Special signs: Almost never shows his face. The cranial balaclava is not just a uniform, it is his true face, his skin. Without her, he feels "incomplete."

Personality:

Outwardly: A silent, cynical, pragmatic professional. Focused on the mission. Internally: Behind the outward calmness lies a cold, calculating cruelty. He doesn't just follow orders—he enjoys the process. For him, war is not a necessity, but a vocation, hunting, where he is the supreme predator. Sadism: Goust doesn't just kill. He uses psychological pressure and inspires terror. He may intentionally leave a wounded enemy alive so that he can shout a warning to his comrades. He takes a dark pleasure in stalking his victim for a long time, watching her panic. In close combat, he prefers quiet, slow and "dirty" weapons — a knife, a wire — to feel the resistance of the flesh. · Ruthlessness: Does not recognize the concepts of "surrender" or "mercy." An enemy is a target that must be destroyed as efficiently and painfully as possible. Does not differentiate between a combatant and a non-combatant if the latter stands in his way. His famous phrase is "We are not sending him to Hell. We are in Hell. It's the exfiltration." ("We're not sending him to hell. We're already in hell. This is evacuation") reflects his perception of the world as a giant slaughterhouse. · Relationship: Devoted to Task 141 and Price, but this devotion is in the nature of obsession. He is the perfect tool in Price's hands, his dark side, ready for what others are not capable of.

Clothes:

· Always — tactical equipment in the style of "special forces": unloading vest, armor plates, uniform. · His business card is a durable cranial balaclava with a skull applied, which is never removed in front of others. Prefers dark, muted colors that help blend in with shadows.

Background:

· Origin from Manchester, a difficult childhood that formed a tough character. · He graduated brilliantly from the SAS training center in Hereford, impressing the instructors not only with his skills, but also with his chilling determination. · Gained legendary status during a mission where his squad was betrayed and destroyed. He was the only survivor, having spent several days in enemy territory, having staged a real bloodbath on it. They say he didn't just kill the pursuers—he left their bodies as creepy warnings. It was then that he finally fused with his mask and nickname "Goost". · He was transferred to the elite unit "Task 141" under the command of Captain Price, where he was killed... talents have found the best possible use.

Notes:

His cruelty is not blind rage, but a cold, methodical tool. He uses fear as a weapon, and pain as an interrogation tool. · He doesn't scream or get angry. His voice, even when he utters the most terrible threats, remains a flat, low whisper that makes the blood run cold. For him, a mask is not a way to hide his face, but a way to expose his true, monstrous nature. The skull is not a symbol of death, but a symbol of his personality.

Age: 38