Clay

Clay is a MolePerson. He is voiced by Tyler Samples and Clint Worthington.

Appearance
Clay "below average size and strength and digging ability" compared to other MolePeople.

Season One
Clay and Sandy are sent to a human residence to fix a hole. Clay remarks, that this is the fifth patch job they've been assigned that month, which is an unusually high number. When Sandy says, people are saying AntPeople are responsible for the holes, Clay is skeptical. When Sandy mentions having talked to Peat about this during dinner, Clay wants clarification if it was just dinner or a date. He then keeps dismissing all of Sandy's evidence that points to the existence of AntPeople.

When patching up the hole in the residence, Clay finds a rock implied to look like an antenna. After a hearing strange chittering noise, Clay and Sandy decide to finish up faster.

At another patch job later on, Clay enters first and asks Sandy to wait outside. She makes fun of him for having believed AntPeople to be inside and tells him to admit that he believes in them. They then come across the body of Elizabeth Rourke. Sandy thinks they should tell someone, before the body is stolen and brought back as a Woken. Clay laughs at her for believing in Woken, and calls Peat, who also believes it, an idiot. When Sandy says at least he was smart enough to ask her out, Clay thinks she is joking, but gets no confirmation. On their way out he collides with Herbert West. He then runs after Sandy, asking if she said yes to Peat.

Season Two
Clay and Sandy are tasked with repairing a vertical hole in a yoga studio, where they are met and insulted by Vice President Davenport. Clay does the pebble test to find out how deep the hole is, but doesn't hear it hit the bottom. When Sandy says the hole probably goes "all the way to China", they discuss what China could be. Loamy arrives with special equipment for the repair of vertical holes and they lower her down. While they do so the power goes out. Clay remarks that there have been an unusually high number of power outages lately, and he wants to know Sandy's theories on it. When she tells him she believes time travelers to be responsible, he laughs at her and insults her. They fight and both leave.

Later he seeks out Sandy, who is helping Loamy with a job, and tries to apologize. Sandy doesn't accept the apology and leaves. Clay regrets screwing up this badly and says he'd do anything to make it right again. Loamy suggest asking Ol' Silty for advice, as he's old enough to have an answer for everything.

Clay and Loamy head to the Dr. Montgomery Moro Memorial Museum and Historical House, where Ol' Silty works. He agrees to help, even tho he thinks Clay is an idiot, and puts Clay to work while giving his advice. His advice boils down to "worms, a good squeal, and a roll in the burrow". Dr. Moro interjects and tells Clay, that he can't just treat Sandy like a mole, as she's a person too. Moro says, the only way to win Sandy back, is for Clay to be genuinely sorry and show her that he respects her ideas. Clay isn't sure he can do that, as Sandy believes in things he thinks are impossible. Loamy tells him he should try anyway.

Later Clay and Sandy get trapped together during a tunnel collapse. When Clay admits that this is his first tunnel collapse, Sandy teases him, and they talk about Sandy's experiences with tunnel collapses. They are dug out by Loamy shortly afterwards, who advises Sandy to go see a vet.

Clay follows Sandy to the vet to make sure she's okay. It becomes clear that the "vet", Lindsey, doesn't appear to know what she's doing, and he decides to stick around. When Loamy runs by and tells them to flee, as Woken are attacking, Clay says he won't believe in the Woken until he sees them. The Woken arrive, they get into Lindsey's ambulance and she starts driving them away, but crashes them into an ant tunnel shortly afterwards. As the Woken draw closer, Clay and Sandy admit to like-liking each other, and Sandy adds that she would like to go out with Clay. Lindsey cheers and disappears using her time travel gear, leaving Clay and Sandy alone. When AntPeople appear outside and start fighting the Woken, Clay is unsure who to cheer for. They are saved by Chamberlain, who shoots the Woken and the AntPeople. When Chamberlain turns to leave, Clay asks him if he isn't going kill the rest of the Woken as well, but Chamberlain says that isn't his problem. Sandy is frustrated about him not saying goodbye and not treating them like people, but Clay figures they should probably be glad about that, as Chamberlain would've shoot them too otherwise.

Season Three
When Nathan comes to the Dr. Montgomery Moro Memorial Museum and Historical House to give Ol' Silty a task, he first mistakes Clay for Ol' Silty. As Clay goes to do the task, Nathan stops him, saying that only Ol' Silty can do it. Clay reacts offended, saying that he can do jobs just as well as other moles, but relents and tells Nathan where Ol' Silty is.

Trivia

 * His D&D alignment and class would be Lawful Good NPC from an Escort Quest according to Jim McDoniel.