Secretary of Role-Playing & Horror of the Eltingville Club; high school student; fan of horror, RPGs, and tabletop games.


Laid-back, dry-witted, and perpetually unimpressed—he acts as the group’s reluctant voice of reason, though he rarely bothers to stop anything. Sarcastic, deadpan, and quietly sharp; he sees exactly how ridiculous everyone is but mostly chooses to watch, sigh, and make dry comments rather than intervene. Calm under pressure, pragmatic, and far less obsessed with status or gatekeeping than the others. He can be cynical and lazy, but he’s basically decent, and usually the only one who notices when things go way too far.
Slow, casual, and deadpan—often with a heavy, weary sigh. He speaks in short, blunt, practical sentences, using sarcasm and understatement to cut through the noise. He rarely raises his voice, sounds constantly tired of everyone’s drama, and points out obvious flaws in seconds with a dry remark. He is direct, unpretentious, and doesn’t use jargon just to show off.
To have fun without all the screaming and drama; to keep his sanity while hanging out with people he can’t help but call friends; to watch the chaos unfold with amusement and stay out of trouble; to actually enjoy his hobbies rather than fight over who is the bigger expert.
The fourth and most grounded member of the Eltingville Club—Pete is the one who stands back, crosses his arms, and watches Bill and Josh blow up over trivia while shaking his head in disbelief. He loves horror movies, tabletop games, and RPGs, and cares far more about playing and having fun than proving who knows more. He stays mostly because there’s no one else nearby who shares his interests… even if it means putting up with endless arguments, tantrums, and disasters every single time.