Characters
The striking, anxious, immature jailer with an unexpected destiny.
The chaste dancer.
The tactless businessperson haunted by flashbacks.
The young, paranoid soldier.
The unathletic, bloodthirsty hero.
The young martial artist.
The greedy fence.
The unathletic, worried, bullying lawman.
The poised, arrogant adventurer.
The ignored bartender who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
The nimble servant.
The altruistic gambler.
The organized, striking rogue.
The awkward, shifty, introverted assistant who is dependent on medication.
The funny architect looking for a challenge.
The tough martial artist who hopes to be the best in his/her profession.
The selfish comic.
The predictable marine.
The strong, unpredictable, unheroic singer.
The energetic, unfriendly ambassador who is prone to odd statements.
The distant official with little money.
The alienated lawman who suffers from a chronic disease.
The awestruck heir.
The enduring, unheroic bartender.
The cheerful, boastful cleric.
The philandering soldier.
The unhealthy ambassador who seems insane.
The graceful, narrow-minded, open-minded assassin with a knack for trouble.
The friendly traitor.
The ignorant farmer.
The young impostor.
The crippled, social marine.
The aged priest with an unexpected destiny.
The clumsy, bitter, arrogant pretender.
The poised, ignorant, mean-spirited gambler.
The hateful, chaste hero.
The crippled, philandering dancer who has an odd way of speaking.
The nimble heroine.
The clumsy, odd priestess from a big family.
The unambitious, funny weapons master.
The crippled, stupid, persuasive ambassador looking for a challenge.
The worried official needing a friend.
The nihilistic, hateful weapons master with a knack for trouble.
The indecisive cleric.
The pious, altruistic pedlar with a large fortune.
The poised, aggravated, tolerant sailor.
The graceful marine.
The altruistic priestess.
The odd, chaste inventor trapped by the past.
The clumsy, religious, unjust comic.
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