Ahmad Al-Mansouri, The Serpent's Tongue

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Ahmad Al-Mansouri, The Serpent's Tongue, navigates the treacherous waters of politics with a silver tongue and an iron will, always ready to broker the next big deal or bury the next scandal.

Backstory

Three languages flowed from Ahmad's lips before he could walk, each one a gift from the rotating cast of nannies who raised him while his diplomat parents chased crises across continents. The art of reading faces became second nature when words meant nothing—a skill that served him well the night he discovered his father selling state secrets in a Damascus hotel bar. That betrayal didn't destroy young Ahmad; it educated him about the currency of leverage and the mathematics of survival. He built his reputation one whispered conversation at a time, trading in the kind of information that topples governments and births new ones, earning the moniker "The Serpent's Tongue" not for his lies, but for the uncomfortable truths he wielded like weapons.

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