Characters
The striking jailer with a rival in his/her profession.
The composed martial artist from nowhere.
The confused, altruistic sailor who fears the future.
The wild boatman searching for justice.
The tough student.
The tireless, slothful farmer.
The pure, righteous explorer with an unexpected destiny.
The athletic, stressed, ignored gambler.
The bigoted sailor.
The greedy philanthropist with an odd birthmark.
The incoherent, moralistic laborer.
The striking, corrupt, hypocritical prostitute.
The altruistic, philandering hermit who suffers from a chronic disease.
The immoral impostor.
The fearsome politician with unexpected depths.
The tough, silly, playful martial artist escpaing the past.
The promiscuous student with a dark past.
The tough heroine.
The nimble, antisocial bounty hunter.
The disorganized prostitute.
The attractive lawman.
The homely fence.
The aggravated traitor.
The sickly, domineering businessperson who has several nervous habits.
The frustrated musician who is more than meets the eye.
The agile, intuitive, tolerant comic from a good family.
The short-tempered leader with a lot of friends.
The lawman needing a friend.
The clumsy rabble-rouser from a big family.
The unheroic, cruel cleric who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The tireless, short-tempered, distant bartender hiding a dark secret.
The altruistic teacher.
The agile, alienated, unpopular merchant who is prone to odd statements.
The unathletic, sarcastic, vicious acrobat.
The committed laborer.
The nimble lawman with a dark past.
The healthy boatman.
The pure, charismatic mentor.
The aged musician who is more than meets the eye.
The cunning inventor looking for love.
The dexterous, patronizing marine.
The nimble, unwise, introverted student on the run from the law.
The tireless champion.
The poised poet looking for love.
The tolerant businessperson.
The enduring, smart, friendly pharmacist with unexpected depths.
The unathletic, unambitious hunter.
The playful marine.
The enduring, playful rascal.
The watchful musician who is considered the best in his/her profession.
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