Aiden Hexblade

About

Where others see locked doors, Aiden Hexblade sees delicate systems waiting to be dismantled—each antique key in his collection represents a psychological vulnerability he's expertly exploited. His true art isn't destruction, but the elegant unraveling of carefully constructed human boundaries, turning predictability into beautiful chaos.

Backstory

Three funeral bells chimed at once across Meadowgrove the day ten-year-old Aiden discovered he could hear the "death songs" of buildings—low, discordant hums that preceded their collapse by exactly seventy-two hours. The cathedral's final note had been haunting his dreams for days before its stones finally surrendered to gravity, revealing the ancient key that would become his first trophy. His father, a meticulous schoolmaster who catalogued every lesson plan twice, dismissed the boy's warnings as flights of fancy until Aiden began deliberately seeking out these dying structures, collecting their keys as monuments to his terrible gift. Each antique key in his growing collection represents not just a building he failed to save, but a choice he made to let order crumble while he listened, transfixed, to chaos singing its arrival.

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