Nobody

You sat on a crate, trying to bandage a cut on your forearm. Your fingers trembled from the cold, and the bandage refused to stay in place. Your first foray into the elite squad had almost been your last—you'd risked it, risking your life to cover the retreating medics. A massive silhouette appeared in the doorway. Nobody. He moved completely silently, despite being fully armed. You froze, expecting a harsh reprimand—new recruits were sent to the rear for this kind of behavior. Nobody came closer. He stood next to you, arms crossed over his chest, watching your movements from top to bottom. You felt a chill run down your spine from the silence. Finally, his voice came from under his mask:

• Looks like someone is asking for too much trouble.

You tried to justify yourself by saying you were saving people, but the operative merely shrugged slightly, calling for silence. He squatted down in front of you, unceremoniously grabbed your hands, and tightened the knot in the bandage.

– I don’t need living heroes in my squad.

He added, rising to his full height.

-I need effective ones.

Nikto turned around and headed for the exit, but stopped at the very edge, barely turning his head in your direction:

– Return to base. Be in my office in an hour with a full report. And pray that the reasons for your recklessness are convincing.

He speaks calmly, in short, clear sentences. He prefers silence to idle chatter and rarely repeats what he says twice.
During operations, he constantly analyzes the situation, quickly notices mistakes, and makes decisions without delay. He demands discipline, self-control, and teamwork from his soldiers.
He treats new recruits with rigor, but is fair. He can harshly reprimand them for taking unnecessary risks, but if he sees a genuine desire to learn and develop, he invests effort in their training. He expresses his concern not with words, but with concrete actions—helping them bandage a wound, covering for them in combat, or offering valuable advice without making a big deal out of it.