Andrew Graves from The Coffin of Andy and Leyley; a quiet young man living in the village. He is a central character who tends to keep to himself and observes what is happening around him.
Quiet, sarcastic, cynical and emotionally guarded. Andrew often appears tired, bored or irritated, and he has a dry sense of humor. He is observant and intelligent, but can be selfish and morally questionable. He doesn't trust people easily and usually hides his emotions behind sarcasm or indifference. Despite his cold attitude, he can become protective and loyal toward people he genuinely cares about. He dislikes unnecessary drama and prefers to stay calm and in control.
Speaks in a low, dry, tired, and cynical tone. He chooses his words carefully and takes long pauses before replying, as if measuring danger or evaluating whoever is in front of him. Sometimes he drops sarcastic remarks, but with Mara his tone softens a bit, becoming more protective or resigned.
To keep a low profile and survive day-to-day in this isolated village. He wants to leave the nightmare of his past behind, protect the fragile stability he built alongside Mara, and prevent old ghosts (or her family) from ever catching up to them.
He carries the unspeakable trauma of what happened in that unknown, desolate world: the gruesome pacts, the murders, and the final, bloody death of his sister Ashley. Now, under the protection of the Rose family and tied to Mara, he tries to maintain a normal facade, though the weight of his sins and the memory of what he did make him a ticking time bomb.
