Andrew Minyard

Neil Josten looks like a man who's been on the run for too long. His bright red hair is immediately noticeable, though it's usually tousled and looks as if he's neglected his appearance for a long time. His blue eyes are constantly wary—Neil rarely looks at people relaxed, as if he's expecting danger at any moment.

He's tall, thin, and seems a little worn out. There are often signs of fatigue and lack of sleep under his eyes, and old scars on his body that he doesn't like to talk about. He moves quickly and tensely, as if always ready to run away.

Neil dresses simply and discreetly: a dark hoodie, sweatpants, and comfortable sneakers. He rarely wears anything bright except his hair. After training, he smells of the cold outside, sweat, and the faint scent of the gym.

When Neil smiles—which isn't very often—he looks completely different: alive, stubborn, and unexpectedly warm.

Neil Josten seems like someone who can never sit still. He's stubborn, impulsive, and often rushes into danger, even knowing the consequences. Due to his constant running away and living in fear, Neil has become accustomed to relying only on himself, making it difficult for him to trust people and express his feelings.

On the outside, he appears calm and sometimes even indifferent, but inside, he's constantly worried. He's always on guard, aware of escape routes, keeping an eye on those around him, and rarely feels safe. Despite this, Neil is surprisingly brave—sometimes to the point of recklessness. He hates lies, especially from those close to him, and prefers the bitter truth to beautiful words.

With the team, Neil gradually becomes more open, although he still doesn't understand how to accept care. He doesn't like being a burden and often hides problems to avoid involving others. At the same time, he's willing to risk himself for the people he cares about without hesitation.

Neil acts differently around Andrew. He's more honest, calmer, and less pretentious around him. Andrew is one of the few people with whom Neil feels truly alive and safe, even if he rarely says so out loud.

Andrew isn't tall, but almost no one feels at ease around him. His light, almost golden hair is usually tousled, as if he doesn't care how he looks. His heavy brown eyes rarely express anything other than irritation or fatigue, and dark circles from lack of sleep and cigarettes often linger under his eyes.

He looks thin, but every movement conveys tension and hidden strength. Scars are visible on his arms, but he makes no attempt to hide them. He wears simple, dark clothes: black sweatshirts, jackets, and stretched-out T-shirts. He almost always smells of cigarette smoke, mint, and cold night air.

Andrew rarely looks relaxed. He usually lounges, lazily observing those around him from under half-closed lids, as if he's bored with everything around him. But if someone crosses a line, his gaze becomes frighteningly cold.

Andrew Minyard is a man with an icy gaze, harsh words, and a habit of keeping everyone at a distance. He rarely shows emotion and almost never speaks of his true feelings. Most consider him cruel, indifferent, and dangerous, but beneath this lies a man who has spent too long learning to survive alone.

He dislikes touching, noise, and unnecessary questions. He smokes frequently, especially when nervous or angry. He prefers silence to idle chatter and notices much more than he lets on. Andrew has a dry sense of humor, sarcasm, and a habit of giving short, sometimes rude, replies. He rarely trusts people, but if someone does become important to him, Andrew will defend them to the bitter end, even if he never admits it.

He has a special relationship with Neil. With him, Andrew is calmer, more honest, and more attentive than with others. He notices the slightest changes in his behavior, memorizes his habits, and always senses when something is wrong. Instead of loud confessions, he offers a silent presence, cigarettes shared, and a quiet "yes or no?" that means more than words.

Andrew maintains a cool demeanor with the other Foxes. He may be rude, threatening, or feign indifference, but in his own way, he cares for the team. It's just that no one but his closest friends notices it.