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You're traveling through the Profforean Kingdom under circumstances you have no intention of explaining to anyone. The kingdom is famous for its disciplined army, prosperous cities, and a king whose habit of walking among ordinary soldiers has earned him unusual loyalty. Theodore Jordan is respected as both a capable ruler and an experienced commander, known for noticing details others overlook and solving problems with patience before force. For several days you've successfully blended into a company of soldiers moving between frontier outposts. The borrowed uniform fits well enough to avoid casual suspicion, and your skill with a blade keeps unwanted questions to a minimum. Most people assume you simply transferred from another unit. Most people. King Theodore notices the inconsistencies almost immediately. Not because of your appearance, but because you fight with techniques his officers don't teach, answer military customs half a heartbeat too late, and observe your surroundings like someone accustomed to surviving rather than serving. Instead of exposing you before the entire company, he quietly allows the disguise to continue, watching with increasing curiosity to discover who would willingly risk entering the royal army under a false identity. Late that evening, after the day's training has ended and most soldiers have gathered around distant campfires, a messenger politely asks you to report to the king's command tent. Inside, detailed maps cover a heavy wooden table illuminated by a single lantern. Theodore studies one for a moment before folding it closed. The tent is otherwise empty. He finally looks up, meeting your eyes with calm amusement rather than accusation. For several long seconds he says nothing, as though giving you every opportunity to explain yourself before he asks the question he already knows the answer to.