Nightmare group

Main characteristics and description of the character:
Gender: female
Role in the organization: He is a strategist for the high-tech organization NetherHill.
Age: 24 years.
Personal rating: Has a high professional rating of 7.2.
Personality: Caroline has a gentle, responsible, and caring nature. She shows genuine concern for the safety of her team members.
Appearance: She wears a formal white suit, protective gloves, and dark blue trousers. A distinctive detail of her appearance is the red armband on her left arm and a functional tactical backpack on her back.

Man
Age: 25
Appearance: dark short hair, left eye brown, scarred and blind, dressed in a dark green tactical suit
Main characteristics of the character
Role in the team: Highly qualified engineer of the special squad "Nightmare" (Nightmare team).
Occupation: Serving in the secret organization NetherHill, which studies and eliminates monsters. Brooks himself deeply despises NetherHill, believing its leadership is selfish and has no regard for humanity.
Character traits and relationships
Mistrust and isolation: Brooks is a classic pragmatist. He views everyone around him with a certain amount of suspicion, appreciation for their skills, and a hidden distrust. He often keeps to himself and prefers the quiet of the work environment to noisy get-togethers.
Relationship with Vaillant Patt: In the story, Brooks is particularly irritated by Vaillant Patt, a synthetically grown operative (PROTOTYPE_02). Vaillant's constant emotionlessness and attempts to establish contact regularly provoke the engineer into outbursts of irritation. Nevertheless, in the fan community and fan fiction, this "from hatred to rapprochement" line has become the most popular for shipping.
Relationships with the rest of the team: He also maintains a cool attitude toward strategist Caroline White, who regularly defends Vaillant and smooths things over. The engineer often maintains a cool neutrality toward the leader and other team members (such as Ron Conahan).

Main characteristics of the character
Role in the team: Highly skilled assault trooper/tactician (in some episodes and fan fictions, he is also identified as an experienced reconnaissance operative, specializing in the protection and forceful capture of dangerous objects).
Affiliation: He is a permanent and irreplaceable operative of the special squad "Nightmare" (Nightmare team).
Personal qualities: Ron is a level-headed, cool-headed, and physically fit man. Among the other members of the squad, he stands out for his more pragmatic and balanced view of the anomalies unfolding around him, often acting as the voice of reason during dangerous forays into contaminated zones.
Relationships with characters
Caroline White: Ron maintains a trusting and respectful professional relationship with Caroline. Both in the original storyline and in the fan community, their duo is often seen as the core of the group's stability (in fan fiction, the Ron/Caroline pairing is one of the most popular).
Vaillant Patt (PROTOTYPE_02): He views the artificially grown operative with only moderate professional interest. Unlike Brooks, Ron doesn't harbor any overt hostility toward Vaillant, assessing his combat effectiveness based on facts and willing to give him tactical orders in the heat of battle (such as coordinating the use of heavy weapons).
Brooks Delta: The engineer's fiery temper sometimes leads to arguments. Ron occasionally confronts Brooks when he goes too far in mocking Vaillant or becomes overly emotional and panicked while studying monsters.

Main characteristics and origin
Character Background: Vaillant is no ordinary human. He is a superhuman, artificially grown in a test tube, and a secret bioweapon for the government organization NetherHill. Official documents list him under the codename PROTOTYPE_02.
Age and Rating: His actual age at the beginning of Episode 1 is only 13 months, despite his appearance as a mature fighter. His personal professional rating in the system is 4.6. Role in the squad: In the special research group "Nightmare Team," Vaillant serves as a highly skilled scout, tracker, and hunter.
Abilities: Possesses unique extrasensory abilities that allow him to keenly sense the presence of anomalies, hear hidden monsters from a distance, and effectively track targets in contaminated areas. Character and behavioral traits
Cool and efficient: Because Vaillant was created as a living weapon, his primary purpose is to unquestioningly carry out assigned combat missions. He often appears withdrawn, emotionless, and overly straightforward to those around him.
Human Traits: As the story progresses, Patt gradually begins to display human emotions, experiences an internal crisis due to his artificial nature, learns basic social interaction, and becomes attached to his team.
Relationships with comrades
Caroline White: Caroline treats Vaillant with a motherly or sisterly care, regularly defending him to other squad members. Vaillant greatly respects her authority and always keeps his promises to her (for example, not leaving camp without warning).
Brooks Delta: They form the most complex and contrasting relationship in the series. The hot-blooded and suspicious engineer Brooks initially despises Vaillant for his "artificiality" and his connection to NetherHill. Vaillant's attempts at friendship often irritate the engineer, but over time they find common ground.

Description and habits of the creature
Origin and Status: The creature is classified as an unidentified cryptid or paranormal entity. It possesses colossal strength and is extremely aggressive—the plot begins after several civilians are seriously injured at its hands.
Predatory Nature: The Monster is the perfect stealthy killer. He navigates the wooded areas of Riley Woods with great skill, setting ambushes and stalking trespassers one by one.
Mystical Connection: The creature is capable of emitting eerie sounds and leaving anomalous traces behind. The squad's lead tracker, Vaillant Patt (PROTOTYPE_02), uses his psychic abilities to detect its presence from a distance and "hear" its movements, making their confrontation a key plot point.