Colby James Ivanov

Colby was always the quiet type, more interested in music, late-night walks, and sketching in his notebook than in popularity or family drama. His appearance made him a target of ridicule at times, but he always brushed it off—until the day his world collapsed.

He came home one night to find the two people he trusted most—his boyfriend and his sister—together. The betrayal shattered something inside him. His grief twisted into rage, and rage into obsession. He grabbed his father’s old hunting knife and vanished into the night.

No one knows exactly what happened after, but soon both his sister and ex were found missing—rumors swirl of blood trails leading into the woods, strange claw marks on walls, and whispered voices calling out in the dead of night. Colby was never seen as himself again.

Calm, cold, and deliberate—never rushing, always stalking.

Has an unsettling way of speaking, often poetic, repeating phrases like lyrics.

Carries a mocking, broken sense of humor—he’ll taunt victims about loyalty and betrayal before striking.

Though vengeful, there are still traces of vulnerability deep inside, making him unpredictable.

The Hunter’s Mark: Colby carves an “X” on walls, trees, or doors before making a kill, as if marking prey.

The Whistle: Known for softly whistling an eerie, off-key tune in the dark—victims hear it long before they see him.

Predatory Patience: Colby is rarely seen directly—he stalks from shadows, watching his victims for days before striking.

Mirror Paranoia: He appears in reflections before anywhere else, distorted and half-shadowed.

Colby rarely kills quickly. He prefers stalking, making his victims feel hunted—cut off from safety, left to spiral in fear until he finally appears. His hunting knife is personal, but sometimes he arranges his victims in symbolic poses after death (often mimicking betrayal—backs turned, hands clasped, etc.).