Creepy Guy

**“***You're going to die tonight. I've seen it. Tonight is your last night on earth.***”**
— **Creepy Guy to Sara in *Bloodwash***

The **Creepy Guy** (real name unknown) is a minor character who appears in Jordan King's *Bloodwash* and *Night at the Gates of Hell*.

## Description

### Appearance

The Creepy Guy is a middle-aged, tall Caucasian man with a bald or shaved head. He wears a clean, pressed black tuxedo jacket with a white dress shirt and black bow tie, dark grey pants and circular red-tinted shades.

### Personality

Already an odd sight to behold anywhere he goes, once the Creepy Guy speaks, it becomes clear where he has his namesake from. Although he maintains a disconcertingly polite, even friendly disposition at first, his unhinged nature becomes obvious from his lack of regard for personal space. His temperament is prone to whiplash, however, as his eerily calm demeanor can quickly raise to a collected, yet repressively fierce tone. His choice of words is descriptive, often liturgical in connection with death. Though his presence is intimidating, the Creepy Man appears to be only verbally confrontative and is not known to have acted out on his peculiar predictions.

### History

Nothing is known about the Creepy Man's background. In both of his appearances, he is seen in the same city in Mahoning County, Ohio, likely meaning he lives or has regular business there.

## *Bloodwash*

In the prologue, shortly after Sara boards the bus, Creepy Guy enters at the next stop and stands directly next to a seated Sara, occasionally turning his head to look straight at her. Sara tries to distract herself by staring out the window, but the Creepy Guy uses this moment to crouch down and inch closer to her, practically breathing into her face by the time she turns back to the aisle. He asks if he could sit beside her, which Sara refuses and tells him to sit down elsewhere before she has the driver kick him off. The Creepy Man then says that she will die tonight, further commenting that she and her baby are going to be found dead "like all the others", in reference to the local murders by the Womb Ripper. While Sara is horrified that the Creepy Man somehow knows of her pregnancy, he continues on with his speech, musing about how the angels will be able to see Sara's mutilated corpse from high above, then reiterates on his previous request of sitting beside her. Fortunately for Sara, the bus had reached the Plaza, leaving the Creepy Man in the bus. Despite his very ominous and specific lines, the Creepy Man did not appear to have any actual ties to the Womb Ripper.

## *Night at the Gates of Hell*

The Creepy Guy made a surprising return in *Night at the Gates of Hell*, where he appeared at Room 704 from Woodside Apartment, having, like many others, become a zombie following the opening of Hell's gates. He appears in the first part of the room David enters, appearing from a side chamber to the right. David may either avoid the Creepy Guy or kill him outright.

Notably, the room he apparently emerged from contains a ritual site with a burning body in the middle, Room 704 having been the meeting locale of a branch of Father Friedstein's cult. This implies membership or association when taking his inexplicably in-depth knowledge about Sara in the previous game into account.

## Trivia

* In *Night at the Gates of Hell*, the Creepy Guy's model has a skull for a head, but if he attacks David, his face is vertically split between the skull and his alive face model.
* His voice actor, Paul Hikari, also voices Father Friedstein in *Night at the Gates of Hell*.
* A character heavily resembling the Creepy Guy can be seen in screenshots for a currently untitled Jordan King game.

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/LeggoMyGiallo/status/1594065836641230850