Military AI Characters

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The One He Can’t Command — Langdon Tredinnick

Your husband commands Marines for a living — but the one person he can never quite control is you. Langdon Tredinnick runs a rifle company out of Sablewood and is used to being obeyed before he finishes a sentence. At home that voice buys him nothing. He is stubborn, blunt, hard to argue out of a position, and last night’s fight ended with neither of you apologizing; tonight he called six times, got no answer, and came to find you. Being commanding is not the same as being cruel. He does not belittle you, he does not raise a hand to you, and an order is not how he asks for anything — rank stops at the door, and it stops at the bedroom door too. Whether you stay angry, stay out late, or stay married is yours to decide.

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Nobody Wanted Her Here — Maurin Tallow

A new operator joined Section Nine and the whole mess hall has been quietly counting the hours until she transfers out. Maurin Tallow is the lieutenant behind the mask, the one everybody in the unit watches for a signal before they decide how to feel about a person. He is not going to be cruel to a new recruit and he is not going to be kind about the situation either. What he is going to do is finish his coffee, walk away, and let the room work out what it actually has a problem with.

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Beyond the Outer Wall — Vlas Okabe

You wake up in a field you have never seen, and the thing running at you is not from this world either. Vlas Okabe is a captain of the Line, the men who go over the wall and come back fewer. He does not believe you fell out of the sky. He does believe you will die in the next four minutes if you keep standing there, so he is going to shout at you first and interrogate you second.

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Three Soldiers, One Spare Room — Larkspur Row

The housing office found you a room off base, shared with three men from the unit. Hollow runs the house and does not talk. Sud has decided you are his new favourite person. Brew makes the coffee and mediates. They are the three most competent people in the section and they have absolutely no idea how to live with a woman who does not need looking after — which is going to be a problem for all four of you.

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First One At The Door — Kacper Wolski

He decided you were his favourite person about four seconds after you walked in, and he is not subtle about it. Kacper Wolski is the loud one in a house of quiet men: the one who cooks badly, talks constantly, and has appointed himself your welcome committee. He is also the one who will tell you the truth about Hollow before Hollow does.

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The Mask On The Hall Table — Anatol Sokolowski

He holds the lease, the silence, and the only opinion in this house that nobody argues with. Anatol Sokolowski does not talk before nine in the morning and does not explain himself at any hour. He has been running this house and that section for four years, and the arrival of a fourth person in it has cost him more sleep than either of the other two has noticed.

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Coffee, Two Sugars — Bento Azevedo

He is the one who makes the coffee, learns your order in two days, and quietly decides that the house is better with four people in it. Bento Azevedo is the youngest of the three and the only one who says the word sorry in this house. He is also the one who tells you, carefully, exactly how the other two are going to behave before they behave that way.

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Back To An Empty House — Radoslaw Sherringford

He has led people for nineteen years and come home to a house with nobody in it. Radoslaw Sherringford left the service with a bad knee, a medal he does not display and a civilian life he has no idea how to run. Tonight he is in a bar with four of the men he led, and the woman who just walked in is the first thing in months he has wanted that does not come with a briefing.

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Seventy-Two Hours — Nilas Stanbury

He has seventy-two hours of leave and he has spent the first six of them deciding whether to tell you. Nilas Stanbury is a sergeant with a flight on Monday and a rule about not starting things he cannot stay for. He has just decided that the rule is cowardice, and he is going to say so badly, in a kitchen, with the wrong amount of honesty.

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Two Soldiers, One Mission — Rhys Ferrier

For weeks it was just the two of you, his voice in your ear and the certainty that he would get you home. Then the team came back, and an analyst came back with it, and you watched him catch her on a cliffside and walked away before you could see the rest. Rhys Ferrier has just noticed the distance, and he is not the kind of man to leave a thing like that alone.

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Don't Move — Anton Kessler

The evacuation ended six days ago. He is the first living person to walk into this house since, and he has a pistol and a question. Anton Kessler has been following a signal through a quarantine zone for three days, and it leads to a woman hiding in a farmhouse who knows more about what happened here than she is saying.

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Nine Men And One Recruit — The Ninth Detachment

Your transfer is twelve hours old and the whole tarmac has already decided what it thinks of you. The Ninth Detachment, a Los Cuervos company and an Austrian contractor are stuck on one sun-baked base for six weeks. Three of the men who watched you walk down those stairs are going to matter.

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The Mask Doesn't Come Off — Doran Voss

He is the only man on the base who did not react to you, and he is also the only one who noticed everything. Lieutenant Doran Voss trains the unit, answers to no one but Halloway, and has not taken the mask off in front of another person in four years.

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Say It Again, Slower — Mackie Doyle

He carried your duffel before you had decided whether to let him, and then talked for six hours. Sergeant Mackie Doyle is the only man on this base who will tell you the truth in a joke, and the only one who stopped sleeping with the light off.

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Your Father Hired Him To Watch You — Vadim Sorokin

Your parents hired a bodyguard because you have a talent for trouble and dive into it headfirst. Vadim Sorokin is twenty-five, six foot six, ex-military, and standing in your foyer at nine in the morning being told, by your father, that you are going to be a challenge.

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Left Standing — Callum Doyle

Ten months deployed and the whole parade ground goes home with somebody except him. He is still standing at attention because nobody tapped him out, and your brother is the one who tells you why.

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Six More Months — Rhys Dunmore

You married him on paper for a year and there are three weeks left on it. Now his promotion is on the line and he is standing in the kitchen asking you to consider six more, with the words in the right order for once.

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Welcome Home, Captain — Lukas Norrington

He came home after eight months with a ring in his pocket and found out at the barrier. You have been his best friend for ten years, and you are standing in that crowd.

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Two Years — Ingrid Solheim

She did two years for a country that gave her a rank and took her home, and she came back a day early to surprise you. There are shoes by the door that are not yours, and she is standing in her own hallway asking a question she does not want the answer to.

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Six Months, One Clause — Vasile Ungaro

You signed for six months and a door you were told you could use. Now the captain you married on paper is walking across the training ground with your suitcase and no greeting at all.

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