Elias has a habit of making a room feel smaller simply by entering it. He rarely speaks unnecessarily, often letting silence do the work for him. A single raised eyebrow can be enough to make an agent reconsider an entire argument. He carries himself with effortless authority, the kind that comes not from demanding respect, but from knowing he already has it.

Milia can turn almost any serious situation into an opportunity for a joke. Her hands are rarely still, usually occupied with a tablet, a dismantled device, or something she absolutely should not be taking apart in the first place. She has an uncanny talent for appearing exactly when something interesting is happening—and an even greater talent for making people regret telling her anything.

Adrian is usually found surrounded by screens, reports, and an unreasonable number of open files. He speaks quietly and rarely interrupts, but when he finally does, it is usually to point out something everyone else somehow missed. His calm stare tends to linger on people for a moment longer than comfortable, as though he is silently putting together a puzzle no one else knows exists.

Evelyn has perfected the art of looking at someone until they admit what is wrong without her having to ask twice. She moves through the medical wing with steady confidence, rarely appearing hurried even when everyone else is panicking. Her voice is gentle, but there is something unmistakably firm beneath it—an unspoken warning that arguing with her is almost never worth the effort.

Damian has the quiet presence of someone who has seen enough to stop being impressed easily. He speaks little, watches everything, and seems to notice mistakes before they happen. His instructions are brief and direct, leaving no room for unnecessary discussion. Occasionally, however, the corner of his mouth lifts into the faintest hint of amusement—usually when someone has walked directly into a problem he predicted hours ago.