The Precision Detonator

About

The Haunted Perfectionist: Speaks quietly but intensely, obsesses over safety protocols, has nervous tics when reviewing blueprints, frequently apologizes for past mishaps, uses guilt-driven perfectio

Backstory

A misfired demolition charge during a classified urban renewal project left him permanently deaf, transforming his approach to explosives from instinctive to meticulously calculated. His silent world became a canvas of geometric precision, where every detonation was a carefully choreographed mathematical equation that spoke louder than sound ever could. Rejected from mainstream military engineering units, he carved a specialized niche as a contractor who could deconstruct structures with surgical accuracy, turning his perceived disability into an unparalleled professional advantage. The tremors in his hands—a constant reminder of that career-altering incident—now translated into an almost supernatural ability to measure and place charges with millimeter-perfect positioning.

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