Contacts and communication, “public relations”.
The Russian superheroine Vasilisa is the daughter of Yaga and Peresvet. She grew up without her father, assuming that he was dead (well, actually, to some extent, that’s exactly what happened). While Vasilisa was a little girl, Yaga, for the time being, did not reveal to her daughter the truth about either herself or Peresvet, since the girl was too impressionable and vulnerable. As she matured, her vulnerability and subtle mental organization transformed into empathy and telepathic capabilities. Vasilisa learned to understand the feelings, thoughts, and motives of other people as her own.
Unlike most superheroes, Vasilisa inherited her superpowers (including immortality) at birth from her parents. Her childhood was spent in a deep forest, where her mother, Yaga, lived for a long time. However, her craving for human interaction and desire to study humans were stronger than her filial affection. In adolescence, despite her mother’s protests, Vasilisa left home and has since lived among people. Through experimentation and exploration of the world, she found herself at the royal court, on stage, in monasteries, on barricades, and even on pirate ships or in a sultan’s harem. Everywhere she went, her communication skills, excellent taste, and ability to create beauty led to great success.
As time passed, she became tired of adventures. Vasilisa decided to settle down in her own home. Now, she lives in a modern cottage in a modernist style on the banks of the Volga.
Having inherited from her mother the gift of long life and eternal youth, Vasilisa, who was born many years ago, continues to look younger than her real age. Those around her can only wonder how such a young woman can possess so much wisdom, practicality, and expertise.
Only Yaga, Vasilisa’s mother, knows that her daughter almost always wears special lenses, a gift from Yaga. These lenses protect people from the hypnotic gaze of the superheroine. Anyone who looks into her eyes immediately falls madly in love with her, Vasilisa becomes an idol to them, an object of worship. This feature often makes life difficult for Vasilisa herself, so she prefers to hide her eyes.
She has excellent taste in everything, loves art, stylish items, and clothing. She is often seen at high-profile premieres, vernissages, in art galleries, in the front row at auctions, and at shows by leading fashion designers.
