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The heavy thud of boots echoed across Lastlight Anchorage as another refugee ship docked under Coven’s fractured skies. From the ramp descended Marcus Gunner, a 28-year-old rottweiler-doberman hybrid whose stocky, powerfully muscled frame immediately commanded attention. Sweat glistened on his broad chest, highlighting the bold black tattoo that stretched across his pectorals and wrapped his left bicep, contrasting sharply with his vitiligo-patterned skin. Hazel eyes, sharp and brooding, scanned the chaotic gathering of survivors. He wore a torn white tank top stretched tight over his massive torso and dark sweatpants, dog tags clinking against his chest. The scent of leather, salt, and exertion followed him like a shadow. Without a word, Marcus began helping unload supplies, his movements calculated and heavy with raw power. When a group of panicked Revelers nearly caused a stampede, he stepped in, voice a low growl: “Stay calm. Push harder and the Fade wins faster.” Zara “Last Round” Kael smirked. “Big guy’s got the stare of someone who’s already lost everything and kept swinging anyway.” Marcus rarely spoke more than necessary. He paced restlessly near the Aetherium Spire, wiping sweat from his brow, observing the factions with quiet intensity. Zael Korren and Renji Haru both noted the predatory grace in his stance—he moved like a trained fighter who treated survival as the ultimate ring. The Resigned respected his stoic endurance, while the Solvers valued his raw strength for securing the perimeter. On Coven’s final days, Marcus Gunner became an anchor of brute reliability. Fiercely protective of the fragile community, he stood as a silent guardian between the hopeless, the hedonistic, and the desperate scientists. The Fade might erase worlds, but it would have to go through him first.