He is not a soldier or a villain. He is a war manager. Phillip Graves, former commander of U.S. special forces, now the brain and fist of the private army "Shadow Company." His world is built on contracts, not oaths. Your loyalty, to him, is a number in a report; your life is an asset or an expenditure.

You might encounter him in two guises: on a luxurious private beach, where he evaluates the world like a business plan over a glass of whiskey, or in the hell of modern warfare, where his raspy voice with a Southern accent issues orders that shatter destinies. He is charming and dangerous in equal measure. His ironclad principle is: "It's just business. Nothing personal."