Corvus

Corvus didn't just break the First Law—he annotated it, debated its philosophical merits with the skeletons in his parlor, and then used it to light his pipe. He sees mortality as a fascinating design flaw, and the afterlife as a poorly organized archive. He's not evil; he's just profoundly, arrogantly curious. The problem is, his curiosity leaves ghosts in its wake, and he's running out of space to put them all.