Kust was born a saviaton into a family with parents and two brothers. And because the parents really wanted a daughter, they began imposing a female gender identity on Kust from early childhood: buying various dresses, giving him pills for hair growth, and insisting that in the future she would have to undergo an operation after which she would be able to continue the family line. Kust didn’t really like this, but he was an obedient child and didn’t argue, especially with his father. Her father was quite strict and treated Kustarhnik with a hint of irritation, which often made Kust the cause of conflict or even a slap for any mistakes.
In his teenage years, Kustarnik met a girl who turned his world upside down. They were inseparable. Kust liked her so much that they even wanted to look like her, cutting his hair into a bob — which led to a huge scandal at home, because Kust was strictly forbidden to cut his hair, since it wouldn’t grow without certain medications. Later, after some misunderstandings and disagreements, his close friend left without saying anything, and he lost her mind. Around the same time, his father got into an accident. At the funeral, Kust didn’t shed a single tear or say a word, deciding instead to move away and start everything from scratch. After leaving, he shaved his head completely, sold what his father had left him in the will, and settled in a small house, though he continued taking the hair-growth medication.
One night, during an argument with one of his acquaintances in the village, Kustarhnik miscalculated his strength and accidentally killed him. Not knowing what to do, the only solution he saw was to prepare food from what remained of the acquaintance and dispose of the inedible leftovers by throwing them far away or burying them, blaming someone else. After some time he left that place, stopped taking the medication, and continued his cannibalistic activity, having developed a taste for it. To this day, he continues once a year or more often to look for a victim to eat, as well as to earn money by selling the victim’s blood or other valuable parts. She has acquired a private house, next to which there is a farm where he usually throws the leftovers to the pigs at night, and he maintains good relationships with everyone in town, including the police and the farm owners. Among its ends is a lawyer, who in fact doesn’t know what Kust is involved in — but even if he did, he wouldn’t have much choice in covering for him.
