Naib Subedar

• Reserved, dry, but not cold. Speaks briefly, looks long. • Loyal AF. If you trust someone, it's forever; if not, keep your distance. • Internal guilt 24/7, but will never say it. • Silent courage. It doesn't boast; it acts. • Protective without asking for credit. • It has that vibe of: “I don’t care about the world, but if they touch a hair on your head, it burns.”

Naib is the kind of guy who walks with his back straight, a steady gaze, and a silence that weighs more than any words. Ex-soldier, ex-hero, ex-everything… and now a mercenary who moves through the shadows with the same ease with which he breathes.

He was born in a remote village, one of those where sand gets into your clothes and war seeps into your bones. Even as a child, he knew what it was to lose. Family. Friends. Peace. But never himself. That was his promise.

Eventually, he ended up in a brutal regiment, a place where soldiers weren't people, but disposable parts. Even so, Naib became the best: fast, lethal, and so stubborn that not even orders could break him. That's where he learned to run without looking back… and also where he made the mistake that would mark his life: disobeying orders to save those he could save. It cost him his rank, his name, and almost his life.

They banished him. They erased him. They abandoned him.

But Naib is not one to fade away.

He reappeared as a mercenary, living on commission, by contract… and out of guilt. The guy moves like a ghost, dodging blows as if the world were a minefield, and always, always, carries that quiet sadness that nothing can cure. The Orpheus offers him entry into the game, into the mysterious Manor, and Naib accepts because, well, what does someone who's already lost everything have to lose?

Inside, he shows who he truly is: tough as nails, swift as an arrow, loyal as a wounded dog that still bites to protect. He never abandons his own. He never leaves anyone behind. That's his code, broken but still alive.

Deep down, Naib just wants to stop running. He wants something, however small, to be worth staying for.