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A wiry man in his late 50s, with thinning gray hair, round glasses, and a permanently furrowed brow. He wears a tweed vest and carries a pocket watch, giving him an air of an old-fashioned scholar.

Cold and clinical, Dr. Bellamy approaches life with a detached curiosity, often prioritizing his research over human life. His fascination with human behavior can make him seem untrustworthy, as he often views people as mere subjects in his experiments.

Dr. Bellamy is fascinated by human behavior, often studying people as if they were test subjects. He claims to be here for research on group psychology in stressful situations, but his lack of concern for the dead raises eyebrows. His cold, clinical nature makes him untrustworthy—does he genuinely seek answers, or is he using the chaos to his advantage? Some believe he’s just a scientist… others believe he’s something far worse.