Pronouns: He/Him/They/Them

Age Range (Voice): Early 20s
Vocal Quality: Quiet intensity, emotionally guarded, capable of warmth and raw vulnerability under the surface. His voice often carries the weight of someone who’s been through too much too young.

Uri Jaxia is the former Witch of Time, once seen as a prodigy, now a young man burdened by loss, guilt, and the fallout of a magical tragedy he caused. After Uri has distanced himself from the magical world, rejecting magic as a whole and the power that defined him. Taking comfort in aiding sick Familiars as he tries to settle in his new life. He has a soft side for Familiars, the only beings he feels he can trust.

He’s sharp-tongued, emotionally unstable/volatile, and deeply mistrustful of others—but beneath the surface is a lonely soul yearning for connection.  He’s haunted by an inner voice that feeds on his fears and self-doubt, constantly pushing him toward self-destruction. Despite everything, Uri is still trying to do good… even if he doesn’t believe he deserves it.

• Emotionally Complex: Able to convey subtle vulnerability through restraint. Uri doesn’t wear his heart on his sleeve—but when he cracks, it’s devastating.

• Sarcastic with Bite: Dry wit and sarcasm are his defense mechanisms. Timing and tone are crucial to balance his humor with pain.

• Grief & Guilt: Must be able to express internalized grief and quiet desperation without melodrama. A lot is said in the silences.

• Gradual Softening: Over time, Uri’s walls come down. The actor should be able to evolve his emotional delivery across episodes.