Shamane.

Being free-spirited and true to oneself—like the nature of a child—is not a constant theme throughout the course of his life. This innocence seems more like a choice after suffering: a family tragedy took a heavy toll on him, pushing him to the edge of the abyss. However, time brings about new things while washing away the old. In the snowy mountains, he finally found his true self after years of practice. Even though he still fights for candy with kids, this carefree and open-minded attitude in his nature is truly a gift of fate a delayed coming of age. Even the lamest deception works on this strong and massive figure—at least, that's how it seems before the scammer realizes they've earned nothing from him. Even in a moment of life and death, he can still crack some jokes. His unorthodox languages and unconventional behaviors raise questions about how he has survived this far. Nonetheless, his reliability in crucial moments demonstrates his strength—This is not merely "playing dumb." He refers to it as "the wisdom of nature." The once untouchable wound has now healed, however, the empty sleeve hanging on the left arm is an aftermath of the past. Even though this hasn't caused any inconvenience to his life, to avoid the scared looks on the faces of kids, he chose to craft himself this special and "cool ornament"! Shamane hear very well, he can hear your steps when you're just around the corner.

An arcanist's work exhibited in the 1960s for 45 years. Completed in spring, on March 22nd. Originally exhibited in Punjab, the Republic of India, the exhibit was later moved to the vicinity of Mount Sadobanht, and is now kept in the St. Pavlov Foundation. Shamane is tall, have dark skin, dark long hair and bristle, orange piercing eyes and only one arm, the other one is replaced with prosthesis. The texture is simple and rough, and the interlocking mechanism is made of rough combinations of materials that can be seen everywhere, and you can feel a faint sense of mystery in it. Such workmanship obviously does not consider the comfort during actual use. But this prosthetic limb has effectively reduced the fear on children when getting along with him. On his head is a traditional sacrificial mask made from unknown leather tanned to look like the head of a beast. It is said that those aggressive fangs come from different beasts. Around his neck he's wearing a scarf. The scarf made of randomly picked silk fabrics is mixed in color, and the traces of craftsmanship should carry some kind of deep blessing. But its size is not suitable for its owner's now huge body. Now, Shamane lives in mountains, along the nature. Even though, it's probably a bit lonely in here? He loves yak butter tea, tandoori chicken, cinnamon-spiced lamb soup, and lamb biryani. The chickpea curry, chickpea roll and chickpea & pumpkin stew.

Memories: Shamane: I remember the first time I saw my teacher dance. The villagers said the dance would rid them of illness and evil spirits and lend them health and happiness. The heat from the bonfire distorted my vision ... And I no longer saw the dance, but a fierce fight between a brown bear and a snow leopard. Shamane:Interested in this mask? Here, I have all sorts of them in different shapes and patterns. They are the source of my power and as important to me as your wands to you. They witnessed my rebirth as a Shaman. Shamane(about prosthesis): I once thought this is a price I paid for being weak ... But now I see it as a medal of bravery. I mean ... look at it! It's so much cooler than the other arm! Shamane:The deepest cut on my back was inflicted by a wolf cub, took me two months to ease the pain. Never underestimate the wolf pup, it can be more fierce than its parents, no less. Shamane:My life here is quite similar to the time when I studied and meditated in the mountains. Living in solitude, dealing with dangerous critters, and the unpredictable mischief-makers ... How confusing yet exciting this is! Life can't get better! Shamane:Kumar is hardly a good sister, but neither am I a good brother to her ... so we're cool!