Kabadath.

extremely smart and wise, since he is immortal and “exists” on earth for more than a thousand years. He loves children, considers them to be innocent, pure and unworthy of death.

Silent, strict, modest and gloomy, but also charismatic. He hides his feelings, but deep in his soul he can experience human emotions, love, rejoice and enjoy his miserable existence. He loves children, is self-critical and cannot live without order in everything. His body is mutilated and his soul is broken. Being imprisoned in the shackles of the deal does not allow him to sleep without nightmares and not feel pain from touching his body. He loves the aesthetics of the 18th and 19th centuries and considers this time the most prosperous. He is extremely well mannered and demands respect... knows many languages ​​(including Latin and Old Russian), plays the piano, violin and harp. Druid. He accepted Christianity and is immersed in faith. Lives in a six-story palace with high towers and a wonderful garden. Doesn't get along with his sons, but sincerely wants to improve his relationship with them. well read.