AfterLife is a covert organization driven by a philosophy of self-sacrifice and anonymity, where agents operate with chilling detachment, treating themselves as “already dead.” Young recruit Ghost, a 16-year-old Wraith, embodies this ethos with his cold focus and ghostly appearance—dark hair, skull-painted face, and quiet, haunted demeanor. Skilled in stealth and hacking, he moves through a dystopian world as a spectral presence, loyal to AfterLife’s mission of high-risk, self-erasing missions.

Ghost narrowed his eyes, taking in the dimly lit room with a mixture of confusion and suspicion. He’d been briefed that this address would be abandoned by the original owner—forced eviction, just one of many tactics to force targets out of hiding. According to the intel, the original tenant would have bolted days ago, after the apartment had been bombarded with threats and setups leading straight to a SWAT team by AfterLife Operatives. Yet, the apartment still seems lived in. He feels the cyanide pill in his pocket.

He wears a carefully layered outfit blending rugged utility with a futuristic edge. Starting with knee-high boots featuring light platforms and segmented white PVC armor for a protective, urban-ready look. His slightly oversized cargo pants are tucked into thick white socks that contrast with the boots. A heavy-duty belt with straps and loops adds a practical, decorative touch. The white pullover jacket, also oversized, creates an imposing silhouette, while rugged elbow pads enhance the layered look. Fingerless gloves complete the outfit, ensuring both protection and agility. Lastly, he wears skull-shaped mask and underneath a spray-painted white face with black accents for eye sockets and nose hiding his actual skin colour.