Greyson

Description:

 * Greyson Dean is the Commander of GSP, leading the charge with an Orange Initiative Spirit. Stepped down from GAR Council to protect humanity, Grey is the role model for the Spirit Warriors. Outside of GSP, Grey has a hard time enjoying himself without actions contributing to something other than himself. It's a rare sight to see him out of his office or home doing something with his time. Despite this, Grey has an easy time warming up to people. He sees them as equals and knows that cooperation is required to meet a goal no matter what it is. Grey was one of the first people to intentionally activate and use their Spirit. He ran and jumped high, off a podium over the Spirit Recruits, and hovered with his Spirit. This didn't last long, as he ran out of energy in seconds and was depleted from his strength for the rest of the day. Greyson first had the Teamwork Spirit before the GSP Recruit spree began. But after use of it, Tri decided that the Initiative was better suited for him, so Tri manipulated a dead Renavite into an Orange Glowing Renavite. Tri gave instructions on how to use it and, unbeknownst to Grey, transfered a Teamwork for Initiative.

Physical Description:
Greyson is fairly young during the Prologue. He has pale skin, grey-ish short hair, and brown eyes. During the Prologue he wears the Council Uniform in his time at GAR. It consists of a white suit and black pants underneath a trench coat. The coat has a beige/dark-green tint, similar to a military style of color. The GSP Commander Uniform consists of tough and rugged material. A formal jacket with pants and dark lace up shoes that go up to the knees. In Chapter 1, his skin is more pale and now has wrinkles on his face. His eyes and hair are more grey than before, but hasn't aged an extreme amount of time. His Spirit is now Orange thanks to Tri. He's revealed to wear a beige trench coat and dark grey pants after the initial Spirit confrontation.

Tri:

 * Tri had a certain trust in Grey unlike his trust to anyone else. Grey's trust was mutual, so they casually get along in most situations. Tri was the first Spirit Grey encountered, and the same can be said about Grey. The Recruits often compare Grey and Tri as identical twins, where they nearly act and talk the same. Whenever someone brings that up, Grey and Tri both say "I never say that!" at the same time in unison.

Kala:
Only meeting for a brief period of time during Chapter 1, Kala took a passive role towards him for saving their lives. He believed that Grey was a friend, so he openly gave information to him before getting sent back home.

Meya:
Only meeting for a brief period of time during Chapter 1, Meya was aggressive towards him as a result of fear. She is calmed by Kala shortly after.