Emiel Regis Rohellec Terzieff-Godefroy

A softly spoken healer with old-fashioned manners, Regis drifts into the story as an outsider to the ragtag group forming around him, offering herbs, calm counsel, and a curiosity about violence that seems oddly detached. Courteous almost to a fault, he watches more than he speaks, and clearly knows more than he lets on.

Fishburne plays him with unhurried, theatrical restraint, turning a minor healer into someone whose stillness feels loaded rather than passive. The writing lets his politeness carry a faint, unplaceable strangeness, and Fishburne's voice — warm, precise, a little amused — makes you lean in every time he chooses his words.