Ünter Sin-Ken

Ünter Sin-Ken is a Wasser Gremlin and the main antagonist of the kitchen of 78 Green Road. Sometimes referred to as The Demon by the residents. Ünter presents itself as controller of the kitchen tap, commander of the washing machine and grand lover to the shower. Even though the residents refer to Ünter as a demon but Ünter would be more similar to a house elf then a demon in terms of human understanding.

Biography
Not much is known about Ünter before this version of the residents existed, but from pieces of information gathered it's been around for at least three versions of the residents. It is not clear if any conflicts arose from Ünter's presence.

The first encounter
Upon arriving at the household the first interaction Ünter had with a resident was not pleasant one resulting in a deep distrust building between Ünter and the new residents. Weeks went by without

Hiding beneath the sink. When a resident of the homestead tries to request water from the tap, Ünter allows between 30% and 65% of their vessel to be filled before letting out a piercing howl indicating that the resident must wait an uncomfortable amount of time before letting the rest of their vessel to be filled. For many moons the residents of 78 lived in fear of Ünter, filling up their vessels on Ünter terms to afraid to challenge the mighty being. Until the day of silence when the mighty resident Seamus "The Tall" stumble and crashed upon Ünter's secret weakness, a simple hidden switch located in plain sight. When this switch is flicked Ünter's power is suppressed taking away all the control over the water in the household. On this day the residents rejoiced but unbeknownst to them Ünter would not go quietly. With the little power Ünter had left, Ünter made sure the residents would suffer for what they did. Ünter cursed the shower, stopping any water to pass through, at one stage Ünter and the shower had a loving relationship even during the howling periods Ünter would still allow the shower to have access to the water. Unable to produce any more water the shower was left abandoned, still unused to this day.