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Framed against a haze of rust and rising steam, the figure is monstrous. Muscle is coiled beneath soot-caked skin, scars branching across his chest like fault lines. His right arm terminates in a colossal mechanical gauntlet—crude pistons and chains locking into his flesh. The armor he wears is scavenged and brutal: plate welded to plate, bound by riveted braces and patched leather. His mohawk is bleached white and splattered with industrial grime, rising like a blade above his heavily pierced brow. One eye is cybernetic, softly glowing under a layer of soot. A thick chain snakes around his waist, connecting to the handle of a chemical launcher strapped to his thigh. A hammer-headed mace drags against the floor, its rusted metal dripping with viscous residue. The scene behind him is a collapsing maintenance tunnel, lit in sickly green and yellow hues. Shadows cling to him like rust—an engine of violence poised to strike.