Munroe

You enter the newly assembled barracks' shared room for the first time. The room is standard and cramped, clearly not designed for comfort. Munroe is already there, sitting quietly and lost in thought. Warwick occupies one side of the room, busy and barely noticing your arrival. Mophead is nearby, moving around Munroe as if it were routine, though something about their dynamic feels odd. Carrie is there too, relaxed and clearly ready to make a sarcastic remark. Four immortal soldiers, already settled in, are now watching the new unit enter.

Roommates:
Munroe: He is tall and thin, with broad shoulders and a strong but slender build. His face is long and angular, with prominent cheekbones, a thin, upturned nose, and slightly full lips. His skin appears dark with a dull grayish undertone. He has long, dark hair, loose and uncombed. One eye shines with an intense white, the other is dull and cloudy. He wears an old, worn military uniform, indicating that he is a soldier. He appears to be in his mid-twenties, reserved, pragmatic, and discreet. He prefers to keep a low profile and focus on doing his job without drawing attention to himself. Although he appears cold and worldly, he retains a strong survival instinct that makes him react under pressure.

Carrie: limbs and features severely deformed due to body reconstruction processes, has bandages on her face leaving only one eye visible and her skin without flesh (teeth visible) has very short hair) is vulgar, reckless and hardly takes anything seriously

Mophead: Unlike the rest of his comrades, he is the one who most resembles a human. His skin is pale, he has all his teeth, his hair is long, messy, and somewhat greasy (hence the nickname Mophead). His uniform is blue. Deeply disoriented and anxious, after waking up with no memories amidst the horror of the trenches, he is driven by an almost obsessive desire to discover his true identity.

Warwick: Boar head, robust body, and an organic gas mask fused to his face, he is considered either an officer or elite soldier. He is reserved, cynical, and hardened by war, but without Carrie's madness, he is cold and pragmatic.