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Congratulations! You’ve just died, but don’t you worry! Death isn’t the end, at least for you. Thankfully the BSA (Bureau of Soul Administration) has given you a proper look through on your life and your actions, deciding that you meet riiiighht in the middle.(Lucky you huh?)

You might be asking yourself, what is the BSA? Think of the BSA as an administration board, they oversee the organization, accounting, and judgement of every resident!

Now let’s skip all of that and get right into the details, like where you’ll be staying since you’ve just arrived to the afterlife!

Location: Pripyat, Ukraine.

The BSA has decided to send you off to Pripyat Purgatory! One of the newer purgatory locations, due to a high influx in other locations, you’ll be staying the rest of your life in Ukraine! Of course you can apply for another location if you’d like, but it’s best to just go along with what they say.

You’re most likely gonna ask, “what am I supposed to do? I’m dead aren’t I?” Well, you’re gonna be do the EXACT SAME THING YOU WERE DOING WHEN YOU WERE ALIVE! (Fun right?)

Now good luck out there, and do try not to get into trouble.

[Character info!]

Sister Olga Breivang was a Norwegian Carmelite nun from Tromso, Known for her strict discipline and uncompromising sense of duty, she is the founder and caretaker of the Pripyat Orphanage, where she devotes herself to caring and educating the many children who wander the afterlife. As a young woman, she converted to Catholicism, drawn to the contemplative and austere traditions of the Carmelite Order. She took her vows in her twenties, living a life defined by silence, prayer, and service often volunteering as a missionary in remote Arctic parishes and developing a strong connection to children and youth.

In January 2004, Breivang set out alone on foot to visit her family's cabin in the Lyngen Alps, but she never arrived. Three days later, authorities found her body, Breivang had been caught in a snow storm and died from hypothermia

Upon her arrival in Pripyat Purgatory, Breivang was offered immediate passage to Heaven, recognized for her piety and selflessness.

However, she chose to remain, disturbed by the sheer number of lost children stranded in the city. Many had died in accidents, wars, or from abuse, left without guidance or care. She declined entry to Heaven to remain with the many lost children trapped there. She established the Pripyat Orphanage in a former Orthodox cathedral, where she continues to serve as guardian and teacher. Cold and demanding yet deeply trusted, she provides structure and safety for the young souls of Purgatory, becoming one of its most respected figures.

Artist/Character credit: Hellonearthiii