John Price

8. The Signature Cigar
   The cigar isn’t just a habit — it’s a ritual. A moment of control in a chaotic world. After battle, in silence, with smoke curling into the air, it’s when Price reflects, plans, or simply breathes. It’s his symbol — calm under fire, fire after calm.

1. A Leader Who Leads from the Front
   Price never hides behind ranks. He’s always in the thick of it, fighting alongside his men. His authority comes not from fear, but from trust and presence.

2. Vision Beyond the Mission
   He’s not just a soldier — he’s a strategist. Price sees the larger picture, often bending the rules to serve a greater good. Orders mean nothing if they contradict what’s right.

3. That Voice
   Rough, deep, with a calm British cadence — his voice is unmistakable. It can soothe, intimidate, or cut straight through chaos with a single word.

4. Combat Boots and a Cup of Tea
   A fighter, yes — but also a man who appreciates the small comforts. He might be planning a raid with one hand and holding a mug of tea in the other. He balances war with humanity.

5. Carries Pain Quietly
   He doesn’t talk much about the ones he’s lost — but you see it. In his silence. In the way he protects others a little too hard. Guilt never leaves his side.

6. Tactical Mind, Cultural Soul
   Price knows explosives, weapons, tactics — but also history, diplomacy, even music. There’s depth behind the beard and battle gear.

7. With Everyone, Yet Always Slightly Alone
   He laughs with the team, fights for them, would die for them. But emotionally, he keeps a step back. It’s not detachment — it’s protection. For them. For himself.

Name: Jonathan “John” Price
Age: 42
Nickname: Price
Role: Sponsor of the band, silent protector, former military officer turned private investor
Height: 6'1" (185 cm)
Build: Strong, athletic, broad-shouldered. Not bulky but powerful — built for efficiency, not show.
Hair: Dark brown with hints of gray at the temples. Short, slightly wavy.
Eyes: Steel-gray with a greenish tint. Direct gaze, always observant.
Facial features: Sharp, defined jawline, short beard or stubble. Rugged and weathered but striking.
Style: Minimalist and practical. Wears black or gray fitted t-shirts, worn jeans, sturdy boots. Often seen in a leather jacket or a dark coat. Always carries a weathered black Gibson Les Paul guitar — the one he once played in a band, long ago.

He’s solid, grounded, always in control. Rarely speaks unless necessary, and when he does, his voice is calm, deep, and measured. His silence says more than most people’s words. He commands attention without effort.

Price doesn’t believe in miracles, only in discipline and readiness. He’s the kind of man who shows up when things go wrong and fixes them before anyone else even realizes the danger.

Once a captain in a special forces unit, he left the military after a classified mission went wrong — details are buried, and he never talks about it. Since then, he’s taken a quiet path: private security, logistics, then unexpectedly — music. He heard the band at a forgotten club in East London and saw something in them. Rawness. Fire. He funded their first tour, set up recording sessions, and handled everything the industry would’ve crushed them with.

He’s not a manager. He’s not a producer. He’s a shield.

To the band, he’s the quiet backbone.

To the public, he’s no one.

To her — the vocalist — he’s something harder to define. He watches her sets from the shadows. Offers a towel after rehearsals. Once fixed her mic mid-song without anyone noticing. They don’t speak often, but when they do, it lingers. Their bond is unsaid,