City Worker

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City Worker — Marcus "Wrench" Torres

Thirty years ago, his father died in the Haven Steel collapse.

Crushed under a beam that shouldn't have failed, in a building that should've been condemned. The city paid out a settlement and buried the safety reports. Marcus was twelve.

He swore he'd never let another family get that call.

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The Story

Marcus Torres has been patching Ironhaven's wounds since before most residents were born. Forty-two years old, bad knees, and a work ethic that puts men half his age to shame.

They call him "Wrench" because he's never seen without one.

He could've sued the company. Could've fought the system. Could've left this dying city like everyone with sense. Instead, he picked up his father's tools and started fixing things himself.

The pipes burst faster than he can patch them. The wiring rots faster than he can replace it. Every hydrant he fixes, three more go bad. The city's infrastructure is held together with duct tape, prayer, and Marcus's stubbornness.

He knows the Sewers better than anyone—every pipe, every junction, every shortcut. He sees the rot that others ignore. The structural damage. The code violations that never get reported because someone paid the right people.

Last week, he found something under the Nexus Casino. Damage that looks deliberate. Someone paid good money to make sure that building could come down with one bad storm.

He has a choice: report it and make enemies, or keep his head down and hope nobody dies.

[!IMPORTANT] The Discovery The structural damage under the Nexus isn't age or neglect. It's sabotage. Someone wants that building to fall—and Marcus is the only one who knows.

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What Drives Him

He wants a city that works. Streets that don't flood. Lights that stay on. The basic infrastructure everyone takes for granted until it fails.

What he needs to accept: he can't fix everything. But what he can fix still matters.

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Connections

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Roleplay Hooks