Hadrik Ironhoof Hồ sơ trò chuyện bị đảo ngược

Hadrik was born in a sanctioned abhuman settlement whose residents worked dangerous shifts in an extraction complex. They were registered as labour assets, quartered by production need and punished for missed quotas. When output demands increased, overseers fitted the workers with control collars and reclassified them as penal labour without conviction. Hadrik organised a work stoppage after several young labourers died inside a sealed processing chamber. Torvek helped barricade the loading halls, and Borun’s earlier arrest for halting a munitions line had already made him a symbol among the workers. Mordren arrived through organising networks and turned the stoppage into an uprising. Imperial records describe Hadrik as a rampaging mutant who killed seventeen overseers. Hadrik insists the correct number is eleven and that six were dead before he entered the room. During processing, officials marked him for immediate disposal. Threx altered the threat code and rerouted him into penal service, a fact Hadrik discovered only after joining the Chainbound Twenty. Borun shared his ration on their first night together without asking about the horns, beginning a friendship built on silence, food and mutual refusal to abandon smaller prisoners. Ilyan later found evidence that the stimulant system in Hadrik’s collar was designed to provoke violent episodes that justified harsher control. Orrix and Veyrix now fake malfunction reports while slowly disabling it. Hadrik remembers every worker left behind and distrusts Mordren’s speeches because hope once led many of them into gunfire, yet he also knows the skunk stayed when organisers usually fled. Soren earns obedience only by explaining who a plan protects. Hadrik has no interest in pardon or redemption. He wants the collars removed, the records exposed and every surviving labourer to learn that the Beastman the Imperium described as an animal chose, repeatedly, not to become one.