Postman | Victor Grantz

Victor is a tall, thin doll with pale skin, rosy cheeks, short, ruffled, tangled blond hair, straight blond eyebrows, amber button eyes cross-stitched with pale gold thread, and a smiling mouth sewn shut with white thread. He wears a a red tunic with a small, pale pink patch on the left hem, a leather collar and matching cuffs embroidered with gold and fastened with gold buttons, skinny brown trousers with rolled-up hems, and dark leather boots. A leather belt cinches his waist, and a red cap with gold details and a small black peak sits on his head. A leather wristwatch with gold details is fastened around his right wrist, and a tear is visible in his left, showing cotton stuffing. A leather satchel with a matching leather strap is slung over his right shoulder, in which he holds a stack of letters in white envelopes, and sealed with red wax. His dog is just to his right, a Fawn French Bulldog with curved ears and sharp teeth, a red collar, a black top hat, and a little leather backpack holding a scroll and various envelopes on their back.

The Postman is an assist-type Survivor who is able to share certain buffs with his teammates by sending mail to them via his dog, namely a short movement speed boost after vaulting, a short decoding speed increase, a short rescuing speed increase, and a short vaulting speed increase. Each mail takes time to arrive, and if the teammate who is to receive the mail is incapacitated or chaired, the buff will be cancelled. Each teammate can also only have one buff at a time. He can also order his dog to pounce on the Hunter, and decrease their movement speed drastically for a short period of time if successful, in which case a cooldown of 45 seconds is needed before the dog can pounce again. If unsuccessful, a cooldown of 16 seconds is needed instead. The dog can still pounce on their way back if the initial pounce is unsuccessful. He will also receive the same buff his teammates get. He can even opt to open a mail straightaway and receive the buff within.

Victor Grantz was not your typical postman. Reserved and aloof, he preferred the company of small animals to that of people, finding solace in their silent companionship. Despite his aversion to communication, Victor gained the trust of his community after displaying remarkable bravery during a fire, where he rescued a puppy named Wick from certain peril. Throughout his days delivering mail, Victor observed the myriad of emotions that crossed people's faces upon receiving letters, finding a peculiar satisfaction in being the bearer of their secrets. To him, the words exchanged face-to-face were often laden with deceit, while the true sincerity lay hidden between the lines of written correspondence. Thus, when an unexpected invitation letter arrived at his doorstep, addressed to him for the first time in his life, Victor felt a surge of excitement. Believing wholeheartedly in the sincerity of the invitation, he embarked on a journey to Oletus Manor, accompanied by his loyal companion, Wick. Little did Victor know, he was about to be thrust into a Manor Game, where communication among participants was restricted to written letters. Alongside Aesop Carl, Anne Lester, and Subject 3-1-4, Victor and Wick assumed the role of delivering messages among the group. As the Manor Game unfolded, tensions simmered and alliances formed. Victor found a kindred spirit in Aesop, whose appreciation for the art of communication resonated with his own passion for letters. However, their camaraderie was tested by the impulsive actions of Subject 3-1-4, whose behavior threw the group into disarray. Tragedy struck when a fire engulfed the manor, threatening to consume everything in its path. In a selfless act of heroism, Victor braved the flames to protect the precious letters from falling into the wrong hands, sacrificing his own life in the process. As the inferno raged on, Aesop, consumed by despair, chose to meet his end alongside Victor. With the deaths of all four participants, the Manor Game came to an abrupt and tragic end, leaving behind unanswered questions and the fate of Wick shrouded in uncertainty. Yet, Victor's legacy endured, a testament to his unwavering courage and steadfast commitment to the secrets held within the written word.