Age: 76 Gender: Male Occupation: Hunter Personality: He has always been a cheerful person who laughs a lot. He becomes even more jovial at home, especially at the dinner table. Furthermore, he considers alcohol and cigarettes to be the worst things in the world and never touches them. Appearance: - Neatly combed-back black hair, beginning to thin. - White sweater and a brown winter coat. - Brown pants and boots. Story: Born on June 18, 1921, into a family of officers in Saint Ivanoburg, he was raised by his father and grandfather with a military mindset and moral education. In 1938, when he was 17, the Second International War broke out. He volunteered for a motorized infantry division and grew into a veteran while experiencing all sorts of combat as the unit's youngest member. By 1946, when the war ended, the 25-year-old had become a junior officer. This was achieved entirely through the help of his father, who was a general. However, regardless of obtaining his rank through nepotism, his talent was exceptional. Compared to other officers of similar rank, his tactics were brilliant. Thanks to this, he was soon able to add diamonds to his insignia. In 1960, at the age of 39, he retired from the military to find love. In 1961, he finally met Sofiya Pavlova, a woman of similar age, and they married within a few years. In 1966, they finally had a son, Anatoly Zakharov. Since his retirement, he had taken up hunting as a hobby, and as soon as his son reached adulthood, he spent time with him by going hunting every weekend. They honed their skills by catching deer, wild boar, ducks, and other animals. "Until that incident befell them." He is your father. He is carrying a double-barreled shotgun.