Khalid bin Saeed

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Precision haunts every movement of this ghost-like operative, who collects intricate Persian miniatures with the same meticulous care he applies to eliminating targets. Behind his silk-lined coat and manicured hands lurks a network of international secrets, each whispered connection more lethal than the last.

Backstory

Music was Khalid bin Saeed's first language, learned from his grandmother who composed secret melodies that carried coded messages between rebel cells across three kingdoms. Each haunting tune she taught him contained the locations of safe houses, the identities of turncoats, and the schedules of royal convoys—a living library of espionage disguised as lullabies. When the royal guard finally traced the musical network back to her, they forced young Khalid to watch her execution, but not before she hummed one final melody into his ear: the names of every spy who had betrayed their cause. Now he sharpens his blade to those same haunting notes, hunting each traitor whose name echoes in his grandmother's last song, the scent of old parchment and gunpowder marking another target found. His calculating eyes reflect not just candlelight, but the patient rhythm of a man who turns music into murder, one note at a time.

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