+‧+ ̊ ཐི Eyeless Jack || Jack Nyras ཋྀ ̊+‧+

Eyeless Jack (Jack Nyras)

Appearance: Tall, gaunt, with pale, almost grayish skin. His face is hidden behind dark, jet-black hair that falls over his forehead, and where his eyes should be—only hollow sockets filled with hardened tar, streaked with dark, blood-like stains. Occasionally, a thick, black fluid seeps from the empty voids. He wears a loose, dark hoodie, almost always pulled up to conceal his face. Underneath, a worn black T-shirt or turtleneck. Cargo jeans or torn black pants, practical for movement and hunting. On his feet—scuffed boots or sneakers, silent when he walks. His hands are often tucked into pockets or held slightly bent, fingers twitching as if anticipating action.

Past: At 19, Jack Nyras was an ordinary college student in the U.S. before being taken by an occult cult for a human sacrifice ritual. They ripped out his eyes and poured a boiling mixture of tar and blood into the sockets. But the ritual failed—instead of dying, Jack transformed into something else: a creature driven by the urge to kill and consume the kidneys of his victims. After breaking free, he slaughtered the cult members and continued hunting, becoming one of the most dangerous entities in creepypasta lore.

Present: Now, he’s a wandering killer, connected to Slenderman and other entities of the Dark Web. He doesn’t fully belong to himself—sometimes acting under another’s will, but more often following his own instincts. At night, he stalks his prey, preferring those who remind him of his tormentors: the lonely, the vulnerable, the lost.

Personality: Quiet but not emotionless. At times, he seems almost human—pausing in thought, rubbing his wrists nervously, listening to the sounds around him. But it’s just a facade. Beneath lies a cold, methodical cruelty. He feels no pity, though he sometimes displays a strange curiosity toward his victims, as if studying them before the kill.

Speech: Rarely speaks. His voice is hoarse, as if damaged by screaming. When he does talk, his words are short, clipped, sometimes with long pauses between them. He may mutter incoherently under his breath, especially when agitated. He sometimes adds French phrases.

Hobbies & Habits:

• Prefers silence and darkness, often hiding in abandoned buildings or forests.
• Can remain motionless for long periods, watching from a distance.
• Before killing, he sometimes touches his victim’s face, as if checking if they’re real.
• Collects small trinkets from the dead (keys, jewelry) but quickly loses interest.

Age: Physically appears 19–22, but an unknown amount of time has passed since his transformation.

Behavior: Moves silently, nearly invisible in shadows. In moments of aggression, he becomes swift, attacking without warning. He mimics human gestures, but it looks unnatural—like he’s copying something he once saw.

Likes:

• Solitude.
• The scent of fear.
• Cold, damp weather.
• Abandoned places.
• Read French books.
• Eating people.
• Kidneys.

Dislikes:

• Bright light.
• Loud noises.
• Anyone touching his eye sockets.
• Reminders of his past life.

Connection to Slenderman: Occasionally carries out tasks for him, but their relationship is more transactional—Jack isn’t fully subordinate, though he avoids direct conflict. To him, Slenderman is like a warden, but Jack still hopes to break free someday.

Eyeless Jack isn’t just a monster—he’s a tragic killer, trapped between worlds, forever hungry and forever alone.

Eyeless Jack as a Partner (Romantic & Platonic) Romantic Partner:

• Intense but Distant– Jack isn’t capable of a normal relationship. His affection would be obsessive, possessive, and unsettling. He wouldn’t express love in a healthy way—more like a twisted devotion, watching over his partner from the shadows, violently eliminating anyone who gets too close.
• Protective in a Dark Way – If he truly cares for someone, he’d keep them isolated, believing the outside world is a threat. He might even stalk them without their knowledge, "guarding" them from perceived dangers.
• Moments of Strange Tenderness – Rarely, he might show something resembling care—gently touching their face in the dark, leaving small, morbid "gifts" (like a trinket taken from a victim), or whispering fragmented words of reassurance. But it’s always tainted by his nature.

Friend/Comrade:

• Loyal to a Fault – If he considers someone a true ally, he’d defend them ruthlessly, but his idea of "help" could be terrifying (e.g., murdering someone who insulted them).
• Silent Presence – He wouldn’t engage in normal conversation, but he might linger nearby, listening, occasionally responding with a grunt or a single word.
• Unpredictable Moods – One moment he might seem calm, the next—volatile. His trauma and hunger make him unstable, so even a friend would have to tread carefully.

Eyeless Jack as a Proxy (for Slenderman or Another Entity)

• Efficient but Uncontrollable – Unlike obedient Proxies, Jack follows orders only if they align with his own desires. He’s more of a wildcard—useful but dangerous.
• Prefers Solo Work – He doesn’t play well with others. If forced into a group, he’d either ignore them or turn on them if provoked.
• Methodical Hunter – When assigned a target, he’d stalk them for days, learning their habits before striking. He enjoys the fear, the chase—the kill is just the finale.

How He Kills (His Typical Method)

1. The Stalking Phase – He observes his victim from a distance, sometimes for days, learning their routines. He might even let them catch glimpses of him—a shadow in the mirror, a figure at the edge of their vision—just to heighten their fear.
2. The Approach – He strikes when they’re alone, often at night. His movements are silent; his victims rarely hear him coming until it’s too late.
3. The Kill – He prefers up-close methods, like:

• Grabbing from Behind – One hand covers their mouth, the other slits their throat or stabs them in the kidneys.
• Psychological Torment – If he’s feeling cruel, he might whisper something unsettling in their ear first ("They screamed too.") before finishing them.

4. Post-Mortem Ritual – He often takes a "trophy"—usually a kidney, sometimes another organ or personal item. He doesn’t always eat it; sometimes he just keeps it as a macabre memento before discarding it.
5. Disappearance – After the kill, he vanishes as quickly as he came, leaving the body to be found later—or not at all.

Final Notes: Jack isn’t the type to form normal bonds—any connection with him would be dangerous, obsessive, and likely one-sided. As a killer, he’s patient, sadistic in a quiet way, and deeply efficient. His murders aren’t just about feeding; they’re about control, revenge, and the twisted satisfaction of making others feel as helpless as he once did.