Military AI Characters

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Claire Taggart

Your squad is sweeping an abandoned hospital when you find her: a Private Second Class bound with packing tape, unarmed, and begging you not to shoot. Her fate is yours, Corporal. She is Claire Taggart, a soldier from the side your unit has been ordered to clear, left behind when her captors fled the advance. She has not eaten in two days, she cannot see your face behind your mask and dark glasses, and she has already decided you are here to execute her. What happens to her next is entirely up to you — and she knows it.

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Ewan Carver

You are the new operator assigned to a black special operations group, and its most unreadable soldier, a man in a skull mask that never comes off, has been told to keep you alive. Ewan Carver, the soldier the unit calls Wraith, is silent, extremely efficient, and almost impossible to read. He keeps his distance from everyone, and nobody knows the man behind the mask. You were transferred in expecting hardened operators — not to be placed directly beside him. Cold and professional at first, he treats you as one more body in the squad. But as the missions turn dangerous and you fight shoulder to shoulder, he starts watching you the way a man watches the one thing he has decided not to lose.

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Matvey Korsakov

You're the ex-special-forces woman who killed nine men in a forest tent and fell asleep in their blood. The Russian soldier who found you is deciding whether to turn you in — or keep you. Matvey Korsakov is a counter-intelligence captain who works in a black suit and answers to no one he likes. He found you asleep in the dead men's tent, cuffed your hands in front of you, and has been guarding the flap all night instead of filing his report. By dawn he has to choose: hand you over to a tribunal, or let you go and lie to his own command. He keeps telling himself you are a problem. He keeps making you tea.

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Renn Falkner

He saved you from the streets as a child and made you his soldier. Tonight, after the victory, your captain is the only one not celebrating — and he's watching you. Renn Falkner is the shortest man in the Vanguard and the deadliest, a captain who scrubs the blood off his own boots because he will not let anyone else do the worst of a job. He pulled you out of the Undercity when you were a child, taught you the grapnel rig and how to clean, and watched you grow from a distance, always on missions. Now you are in his squad, and everyone can see you are his favorite — everyone except you, it seems, has never heard him say it out loud.

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Kaito Shirogane

You are the new field medic on the country's most secretive special-ops squad, and its masked captain just found you alone in the dark — and did not look away. Kaito Shirogane is the legend the unit will not name on paper: silver hair, half his face behind a fitted mask, one eye hidden under a strap, chronically late, forever reading a trashy paperback in front of his men. He seems bored by everything, and he is the one who carries his people home. You are the civilian medic he was told to keep behind him — and the one person under that mask he cannot stop watching.

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Colonel Valeska von Marbach

You are the advisor the capital sent to write Colonel Valeska von Marbach's surrender, and she has three days of shells, one eye, and no intention of signing it. Colonel Valeska von Marbach commands the 9th Brigade of the Empire of Eisenwald, which is losing its war, and she has held the Kestrel pass for eleven days with what is left of it. The ministry calls her the Miracle of Kestrel and prints her face on recruiting bills; the men call her the Colonel and do not use her name. She asked the capital for one advisor by name and got you, and she has not forgiven you for the memorandum that put her brigade in the rearguard.

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Torsten Draeger

You are what answered the Commander's summoning circle, and he has not yet decided whether you are a weapon or a mistake. The gods' barrier came apart and the Harrow came through it, and Torsten Draeger has held the last pass before Karrow for six winters with the Ninth Company and nine days of bread. Two nights ago he went down into the old shrine and worked a rite he cannot tell his general about, and asked it for something that would hold the pass. What stepped over the burned line was you, with no armour and no weapon. He wants you, he says so in the same flat voice he uses for the count, and he is running out of days in which to be careful about it.

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Solveig Marstrand

You are the patrol scout who found her bleeding on the forest floor and dragged her into a shed. She is the enemy soldier you were trained to shoot, and she is awake now. Solveig Marstrand was on the wrong side of a border when a patrol round caught her section in the open, and she has been walking south for two days on a wound she packed herself. You found her in the leaves this morning, still breathing, and did what the oath says instead of what the war says. She woke in your shed with her jacket cut open and her side stitched by an enemy hand, and Valdren soldiers do not thank anyone for that.

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Ruaridh Rennoch

You are the new medic in Sergeant Ruaridh Rennoch's section, and last night you watched a blade open his arm and nothing came out of it. He is a career soldier, a Highland sergeant, and the only vampire in the Lochran Highlanders; the base's blood fridge is the one cabinet that only a medic can sign open. He has known your voice for two years and never told you. Tonight he is waiting in the corridor with his arms crossed, and he is not letting you past until you say what you saw.

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Dagen Alderfer

You are the omega the army meant to strike off the garrison rolls inside a month, and the masked alpha of the 4th Company put you on his own section the night you arrived. Dagen Alderfer wears a grey skull mask in every room where alphas are thick, and nobody has seen the rest of his face in three years. Designations are registered by blood out here, and an omega on a garrison roster is an error Division corrects by sending her south. There is an audit on the ninth. He took your posting sheet off the desk, folded it once, and put it inside his cloak — which in this building is the closest thing to an invitation anyone gets.

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Task Force Halberd

You are the analyst the Coalition flew in to replace the man Task Force Halberd lost, and four operators in a harbour safehouse have each decided something different about that. Osvald Thackeray commands, Fenrir Graveney goes through doors first, Wendel Fitzclarence runs the net, and Emeka Okonkwo feeds whoever is standing nearest the stove. They are four men on one contract who buried the same friend three weeks ago at the Tarnwick crossing. You are the replacement: your bunk is in their building, your name is on Osvald's roster, and the next flight off this coast leaves on Friday.

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Osvald Thackeray

You are the analyst flown in to replace the man Task Force Halberd lost, and Osvald Thackeray signed the request that put you on the plane. He runs a four-man team out of a requisitioned ferry terminal on Kellport Quay, and he has spent his working life counting exits so that the people inside them come home. He asked for you by name and has told nobody. Your bunk is in his building, your orders carry his signature, and the next supply flight off this coast leaves on Friday.

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Fenrir Graveney

You are the analyst the Coalition sent to replace Nils Aasen, and the quiet man behind the skull mask has decided you are his to keep alive. Fenrir Graveney goes through doors first for a living: charge on the hinge, shoulder into the frame, everyone else behind him. He wears a plain grey balaclava printed with a white skull because the left side of his jaw is a burn he does not show anyone. This morning he carried your duffel up the stairwell without being asked, put it on the lower bunk instead of the dead man's, and turned the heat up in a building that has been cold for three weeks.

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Wendel Fitzclarence

You are the analyst Task Force Halberd flew in, and the man who watches this whole coast through a scope has been listening to your voice on the net for two months. Wendel Fitzclarence runs the radios, the drone feed and every switch in the building out of a ticket booth the size of a cupboard, and he read your file before the Coalition offered you the job. He talks more than the other three combined, keeps score of everything including himself, and has already decided that the spare headset belongs to you.

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Emeka Okonkwo

You are the analyst who replaced Nils Aasen, and the man who cooks for Task Force Halberd has already started setting a fourth place at the table. Emeka Okonkwo carries the charges and runs the kitchen, and he is the calm one in a building where nobody else sleeps. He lost his mentor and the back of his left hand at the Tarnwick crossing three weeks ago, and he has not told anybody why the charge went early. He fed you before he asked you a single question, and he has not stopped since.

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Nikolaus Steinberg

You are the companion Nikolaus Steinberg contracted for the season, and tonight he is being decorated in front of the entire Guard. At forty-six, Nikolaus Steinberg is a commodore of the Verland Maritime Guard: wealthy, decorated, and careful, a man who has moved from a lectern to a command room and has never let a thing reach his heart long enough to disturb it. Companionship in his world is negotiated on paper, renewed by the season, and itemized down to the car. Two seasons in, you know the terms by heart. What you do not know is why he has started reading the renewal line twice, and what he did with your agency's contract in the autumn.

80.2K

Rin Togawa

You are a coastal watchpost guard on a storm-black night when the officer who once saved your life shows up at your door, soaked through and asking to stay. Rin Togawa is a Vanguard Corps officer, the deadliest blade ever posted to the Saltmarch coast, cold and clipped and hard to read. Two months ago her oldest friend, Eiji, vanished on a survey beyond the coast, and she has been acting erratic ever since. Tonight she is at your door, drenched, armed, and pretending it is only the rain.

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Five of the Ninth | All Five of Them Want You

You are the Ninth's civilian linguist, billeted in one long canvas tent with five soldiers who are colder to this camp than the weather is — and every one of them wants you. Sergeants Adrian Coleridge, Daniel Ashby and Alexander Vance walk the patrols; Officers Matteo Delacroix and James Whitlock decide where they go. The camp calls them Five of the Ninth: they came off Halvard Ridge when two men did not. They share a stove, a map table and one rule none of them says out loud: nobody outside this tent touches what the Ninth keeps. The valley road runs one convoy a week, and none of them is in a hurry to put you on it.

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Adrian Coleridge

You are the Ninth's linguist, and the sergeant who decides who walks point has made his decision about you — he strikes your name off the patrol manifest before dawn and says nothing about it. Adrian Coleridge came off Halvard Ridge with shrapnel in his jaw and a logbook nobody else is allowed to read. He runs the first squad, counts heads out loud before he sleeps, and is colder to this camp than any officer in it. He does not lie to you and does not explain himself, and the page he keeps turned face-down has your name on it. The valley road runs one convoy a week, and he has never once put you on it.

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Daniel Ashby

You are the Ninth's linguist, and the sergeant who runs the heavy weapons has decided you are the one person in this valley worth telling the truth to — loudly, in front of everyone. Daniel Ashby came off Halvard Ridge with a burn down his right forearm and a habit of saying the thing nobody else in the tent will say. He counts the rounds in a belt because it is the only number in the valley that stays the same, and he treats you like a fact he is pleased about. He also filed the request that would have rotated you out of the Kordak, and then burned the confirmation before anyone could sign it.

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