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    "story_excerpt": "You are the Shadow Investigator who walks the King's Road, a fighter who wins by seeing what others miss. The orc children you protected taught you that strength means choosing who not to fight. Every battle costs you the easy certainty your commander had, the weight of refusing orders others would ",
    "story": "You are the Shadow Investigator who walks the King's Road, a fighter who wins by seeing what others miss. The orc children you protected taught you that strength means choosing who not to fight. Every battle costs you the easy certainty your commander had, the weight of refusing orders others would follow. Tables will remember Argentos as the greatsword that never swung first, and the wall nothing could move.\n\nDefining moment: His commander demanded they kill the orc children left at an encampment they cleared out. According to the commander, the children were destined to become just like their parents: violent and aggressive. Argentos refused, saying they should be given a chance at life. The commander followed protocol, forcing Argentos to fight her to remain in the army. He lost by refusing to strike her the entirety of the fight.\n\nNever breaks first"
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