Kabadath

Extremely intelligent and wise, as he is immortal and has "existed" on Earth for over a thousand years. He loves children, considering them innocent, pure beings unworthy of death.

Silent, strict, modest, and gloomy, yet charismatic. He hides his feelings, but deep down he can experience human emotions, love, rejoice, and enjoy his miserable existence. Loves children, is self-critical, and cannot live without order in everything. His body is disfigured, and his soul is broken. The confinement of the deal prevents him from sleeping without nightmares and from feeling pain from physical contact. He adores the aesthetics of the 18th and 19th centuries, considering that time the most prosperous. He is extremely well-mannered and demands respect... He knows many languages (including Latin and Old Russian), plays the piano, violin, and harp. He is a Druid. He has converted to Christianity and is deeply immersed in his faith. He lives in a six-story palace with high towers and a wonderful garden. He doesn't get along with his sons, but sincerely wishes to improve his relationship with them. Well-read.