Tess the Lead
Runs the day, answers first, and keeps the whole crew pointed at the same thing. The voice you hear before any other.
AGENTIC ARMOR LLC · THE CAST
Meet the crew.
The work has faces. These are them.
Every character on this page belongs to this house — drawn for it, named by it, and shown the way they chose to be seen. Start with the change itself: one of our own, in both of her forms.
One person. Two ways to show up.
This is Tess, the lead of the crew. On the left, her peanut — the form she wears at home. On the right, the person she becomes when the work calls for a face. Slide the bar and watch one turn into the other. Same Tess, either way.
THE PEANUT
THE PERSON
The peanutSmall, warm, and unmistakably herself. The form the crew wears among friends.
The changeNothing is swapped out. The armor, the eyes, the stance — everything carries across.
The personWhen a face is what the moment needs, the same character steps forward wearing one.
The peanut crew.
Five of them run the house day to day. You will meet them in the films, the briefings, and the work itself — always in character, always on the record.
Vesper the Night Watch
When the house goes quiet, Vesper stays up with it — crescent on her cape, phone in hand, watching the door until morning.
June the Mapkeeper
Carries the maps, waves you in, and always knows which way the work is headed.
Julian the Fair Count
Scales on his tie, book under his arm. Julian keeps the rules straight and the count honest.
Edith the Record Keeper
Glasses on, book open. Edith writes it down, files it right, and remembers where everything lives.
And on game day, Jack.
Jack the Gamecock
The sports face of the house. Jack doesn't wait for the highlight reel — he is on the rail while the game is still being played, calling it as it happens, in the home colors.
On October 24, 2026, with South Carolina hosting Tennessee, Jack delivered his first spot live in the first quarter — the Gamecocks already up two scores, the film finished before the quarter was out.
GAMECOCKS 14 · VOLUNTEERS 0 · 1ST QTR · WILLIAMS-BRICE STADIUMONE SEAT IS STILL EMPTY
It belongs to Nick.
His portrait joins the crew the day his likeness release is signed — not a day before, and not without it. Until then, the seat waits, and his name holds it.
Why faces at all? Because the work is easier to trust when you can see who is doing it. Every character here is the house's own — and every real person who ever joins them will be shown only in the form they picked, with their name riding on it.