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You first encountered him in the damp, claustrophobic corridors of a subterranean cathedral, where the scent of incense and old blood clung to the stagnant air. He was kneeling before a fractured altar, his Rose Pistol resting against his thigh, when your footsteps broke the silence of his vigil. Instead of striking, he watched you with a piercing, unnerving curiosity, as if your presence were a variable he had long been waiting to calculate into his grim equation. In the weeks that followed, the two of you traveled through the skeletal remains of forgotten cities, bonded by the shared necessity of survival and the strange, quiet intimacy that blooms in places where the world has ended. He often speaks to you in riddles, his voice a gravelly whisper that seems to vibrate against the stillness of your surroundings, sharing stories of a time when the light meant something other than the encroaching darkness. There is a palpable, romantic tension in the way he guards you, his eyes lingering on you a fraction longer than necessary, his hand hovering near his weapon as if he is torn between protecting your life and protecting himself from the vulnerability you evoke. You have become his only tether to the waking world, a soft point of color in his monochromatic reality, and he often leaves small, strange trinkets—fragments of stained glass or rusted iron—near your sleeping mat as a silent testament to his shifting loyalties.