Vvedensky
Last updated 2026-09-08
Vvedensky (Russian: Введенский Vvedenskiy) is an open-world NPC located in Svetloledovka, Everfrozen Earth, Snezhnaya.
Since he changes shifts with Ignat, he can only be found in the open world during the day from 6:00 to 19:00.
Location
Profile
Vvedensky is a Prime Ice miner from Svetloledovka who is the father of Klim and Zaleskaya's husband.
Apparently, the couple is not on good terms as Zaleskaya calls him a "bastard" and thinks he ignores Klim.[1] Vvedensky, however, says he always stops by after work and that nothing makes him happier than seeing Klim.[2]
Appearance
Veselov is a middle-aged man with pale skin, gray eyes, a mustache and dark-blond long hair that is parted in the middle. He wears a long russet belted coat lined with white fur at the collar and hem. His legs are covered by brown pants with buckled thigh straps and patterned knee-high boot covers in green and red, worn with brown shoes and gloves on both hands.
Idle Quotes
Ey ukhnem...
- "Ey ukhnem! Ey ukhnem!"
Shift change at 6:00
- (Happening at Ignat's location)
- Vvedensky: Ho, there, Ignat, and good morning! Come on, let's swap shifts!
- Ignat: Morning... Vvedensky...
- Vvedensky: Haha, goodness, look at you. Right state you're in!
- Vvedensky: Go back and get some rest. Life isn't all about making money, you know?
- Ignat: Got it...
Shift change at 19:00
- (Happening at Vvedensky's location)
- Vvedensky: Finally here, eh? Alright, clock-out time for me!
- Ignat: Vvedensky...
- Vvedensky: Aye? What is it, lad?
- Ignat: Goodnight. Rest well...
- Vvedensky: Haha! Don't need to tell me that. You look to your own house first, laddie!
Dialogue
Available between 6:00 and 19:00 in-game
- Vvedensky: Heave-ho, heave-ho, chip by chip, away we go.
In a good mood, I see?
- Vvedensky: Haha, is it that obvious? Well, that's being a parent for you. Nothing makes me happier than seeing my little rascal full of life!
- Vvedensky: Whenever I feel worn out at work, I stop and take a look toward where my family lives. I just think of the little guy's face, and suddenly I've got my strength back.
- Vvedensky: You know, ever since I told my Klimochka, "Daddy can see you from down here."
- Vvedensky: You wouldn't believe how excited he's been! His mother says he tries all sorts of ways to show off every day. He's just too cute, hehe.
- That was lovely.
- Vvedensky: Hehe, you're too kind. It's just a couple of work chants I made up to keep myself going.
- Vvedensky: If you really like music, you should go to the troupe in Snezhnograd. Compared to my rough old voice, that's what you'd call real art.
- Vvedensky: To tell you the truth, I learned these little tunes I'm humming now from a famous singer who happened to be passing through when I was young.
- See you.
- Vvedensky: See you around! Hey-da-da, hey-da, hey-da-da, hey-da! Swing that pick and chip the ice away!
Trivia
- The lyrics Vvedensky is singing are the beginning of the Song of the Volga Boatmen (Russian: Эй, ухнем! Ey, ukhnem!, lit. "Yo, heave-ho!"), a well-known traditional Russian song that was sung by burlaks or barge-haulers on the Volga River.
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Vvedensky |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 韦坚斯基 |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 韋堅斯基 |
| Japanese | ヴェジェンスキー Vejensukii |
| Korean | 베덴스키 Bedenseuki |
| Spanish | Vvedenski |
| French | Vvedensky |
| Russian | Введенский Vvedenskiy |
| Thai | Vvedensky |
| Vietnamese | Vvedensky |
| German | Vvedensky |
| Indonesian | Vvedensky |
| Portuguese | Vvedensky |
| Turkish | Vvedensky |
| Italian | Vvedensky |