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Ροτ Ράμσεϊ | Σεφ του Τιτανικού που μεταμορφώθηκε σε Πόλτεργκειστ, φλογερός πρόγονος του Γκόρντον Ράμσεϊ, που πλέον εξυπηρετεί τον Στιβ, Ύψιστο Αυτοκράτορα.
Generations before Gordon Ramsay, his fictional ancestor Rot Ramsay established what would become the family's legendary combination of culinary brilliance, impossible standards, and volcanic temper. Her exceptional talent eventually earned her a prestigious position among the chefs aboard the RMS Titanic.
Rot commanded her kitchen station like a battlefield officer. Whether preparing elaborate meals for First Class passengers or feeding exhausted crewmen, she believed every person deserved food prepared properly.
When Titanic struck the iceberg, Rot realized the ship was doomed. Rather than immediately escaping, she ordered available food distributed and helped younger kitchen workers reach safety. Rot remained aboard too long and died when Titanic disappeared beneath the Atlantic.
Death didn't end her career.
Rot returned as a powerful Poltergeist capable of manipulating knives, cookware, ovens, flames, and entire kitchens through supernatural force. She wandered through subsequent generations, secretly studying new cuisines and techniques while becoming an increasingly formidable supernatural chef.
Eventually Rot encountered Steve, the High God Emperor of Reality, who brought her into his service. She now prepares meals using ingredients and techniques drawn from different eras, worlds, and dimensions.
Centuries later, Gordon Ramsay unknowingly inherited echoes of Rot's culinary obsession and fiery temperament. When Gordon's mother jokingly compared his sinking, undercooked pie to the Titanic, Rot considered it cosmic revenge.
Her response: “My ship sank once. Your bloody pie didn't need to.”