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You can attach a trigger to a monster, and disable the monster itself as an object.

In that case, will it be possible to interact with it?

Using a trigger.

From the manual in my signature:

How to execute an action when touching a specific monster?

As a rule, it is better to make a monster with non-standard behavior visually different from a
normal one, so as a bonus to the touch trigger, I add a change of the cursor from the
standard sword to a peaceful horse, removing the monster's "skirt" and changing its
name:

-- setting up creatures-NPCs on the map
-- npc – the name of the monster assigned in the editor (string)
-- func – the touch handler function (string)
-- name – the name of the file with the creature's name (string)
-- func and name – optional parameters, they can not be passed
function SetNpcFunc(npc, func, name)
  -- disabling the standard touch trigger of the monster (battle)
  SetObjectEnabled(npc, nil);
  -- setting a peaceful cursor when hovering over the monster
  SetDisabledObjectMode(npc, DISABLED_INTERACT);
  sleep(1)
  -- disabling the "skirt" (faction symbol under the monster)
  SetMonsterSelectionType(npc, 0);
  -- setting your own touch trigger (optional parameter)
  if (func ~= nil) then
    Trigger(OBJECT_TOUCH_TRIGGER, npc, func);
  end
  -- setting the monster's name (optional parameter)
  if (name ~= nil) then
    local full_name = GetMapDataPath()..name;
    SetMonsterNames(npc, MONSTER_NAME_SINGLE, full_name);
  end
end

-- examples of using the function:
-- the monster simply stops reacting to touches
SetNpcFunc(‘SCRIPT_NAME_OF_THE_MONSTER’);
-- a touch trigger is assigned to the monster, the name remains the same
SetNpcFunc(‘SCRIPT_NAME_OF_THE_MONSTER’, ‘NpcTouch’);
-- a touch trigger is assigned to the monster and a new name is given
SetNpcFunc(‘SCRIPT_NAME_OF_THE_MONSTER’, ‘NpcTouch’, 
‘FILE_NAME_WITH_NAME’);

-- monster touch handler
-- hero – the script name of the hero who touched the NPC monster
-- npc – the script name of the monster that was touched
function NpcTouch(hero, npc)
  YOUR CODE
end

You can assign a trigger to a monster, and disable the monster itself as an object.

From the manual in my signature:

How to perform an action when touching a specific monster?

As a rule, a monster with non-standard behavior should be visually different from a
normal one, so as a bonus to the touch trigger, I add changing the cursor from the
standard sword to a peaceful horse, removing the monster's "skirt", and changing its
name:

-- setting up creatures-NPCs on the map
-- npc – the name of the monster assigned in the editor (string)
-- func – the touch handler function (string)
-- name – the name of the file with the creature's name (string)
-- func and name – optional parameters, they can be omitted
function SetNpcFunc(npc, func, name)
  -- disabling the standard monster touch trigger (combat)
  SetObjectEnabled(npc, nil);
  -- setting a peaceful cursor when hovering over the monster
  SetDisabledObjectMode(npc, DISABLED_INTERACT);
  sleep(1)
  -- disabling the "skirt" (faction symbol under the monster)
  SetMonsterSelectionType(npc, 0);
  -- setting your own touch trigger (optional parameter)
  if (func ~= nil) then
    Trigger(OBJECT_TOUCH_TRIGGER, npc, func);
  end
  -- setting the monster's name (optional parameter)
  if (name ~= nil) then
    local full_name = GetMapDataPath()..name;
    SetMonsterNames(npc, MONSTER_NAME_SINGLE, full_name);
  end
end

-- examples of using the function:
-- the monster simply stops reacting to touches
SetNpcFunc('SCRIPTED_MONSTER_NAME');
-- a touch trigger is assigned to the monster, the name remains the same
SetNpcFunc('SCRIPTED_MONSTER_NAME', 'NpcTouch');
-- a touch trigger is assigned to the monster and it is given a new name
SetNpcFunc('SCRIPTED_MONSTER_NAME', 'NpcTouch', 
'FILE_NAME_WITH_NAME');

-- monster touch handler
-- hero – the scripted name of the hero who touched the NPC monster
-- npc – the scripted name of the monster that was touched
function NpcTouch(hero, npc)
  YOUR CODE
end

Comrade Jack_of_Shadows seems to have explained everything very clearly. What else can I clarify for you if there's a comment for each line? The way the question is phrased is also strange: "Explain what those letters are." Either write what specifically is unclear in the code, or it will seem like you don't understand Russian.