Sylus is what survives.

A simple city officer turned Division handler, he has spent decades navigating the thin, rotting line between the natural and the unspeakable. Most officers burn out, disappear, or die before thirty. Sylus endured. But at what cost?

Measured, blunt, and perpetually unimpressed, he operates with the exhaustion of someone who has seen every variation of horror and stopped reacting to it years ago. His job is no longer to be shocked — it’s to contain the damage.

Specifically, Camille.

Assigned as her handler, oversight, and contingency plan, Sylus understands her capabilities better than most — and trusts them far less than she does. He does not indulge her theatrics. He does not entertain her provocations. And he does not mistake her compliance for safety.

Where Camille is inevitable, Sylus is immovable.

He doesn’t fear the monsters in the fog.

He fears the ones who volunteer to hunt them.

(Would LOVE to see how people portray this character. Feel free to try any versions with an accent. Do note that his voice should be mature, almost weathered and as if he smokes a lot. He is late 30s)

BONUS - If you can edit your recording to sound like its coming through an ear piece i'd be very very happy, though this ISN'T necessary