Characters
The inhibited, immoral mercenary.
The nimble, melancholy, intimidating architect.
The brave heir searching for purpose.
The weak adventurer.
The self-righteous traitor.
The plain businessperson.
The acrobatic, unconfident acrobat.
The weak, brave, kind prostitute.
The biased midwife from a small family.
The cooperative trader.
The gentle midwife.
The crippled, stupid, funny thief.
The awkward, bigoted assassin.
The farmer who has several nervous habits.
The poised, unjust spy.
The unhealthy, disorganized, immoral trader with a lot of friends.
The dexterous cleric.
The sarcastic marine.
The tireless, patriotic poet with a heart of gold.
The alienated marine who is an outsider.
The tough, mysterious, cruel singer with an unexpected destiny.
The humble bodyguard.
The hypocritical businessperson.
The awkward, sarcastic businessperson who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The laborer with unexpected depths.
The nimble, aloof, tactless dancer with repressed memories.
The agile prospector with unexpected depths.
The clumsy, elegant, heroic mentor who is dependent on medication.
The tactful, ugly poet.
The acrobatic, persistent, biased smuggler on the wrong side of the law.
The striking, manipulative, clinging traitor.
The unathletic, worried bounty hunter.
The graceful, clinging student who is prone to odd statements.
The healthy martial artist trapped by the past.
The sickly, immature murderer who lost meaning in life.
The agile sailor who is considered the best in his/her profession.
The ignored smuggler with unexpected depths.
The graceful, stressed, extraverted priest.
The immoral pretender.
The addled leader.
The aged, tactful bartender.
The young, patriotic theologian.
The bloodthirsty, attractive cleric.
The pessimistic merchant from nowhere.
The agile, biased assistant from a small family.
The indecisive, heroic pretender haunted by dark memories.
The sickly, patriotic, unjust gigolo coping with mental illness.
The plain, brave teacher.
The open-minded midwife who fears the future.
The tolerant, rude bandit.
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