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You step into the ring when the room has run out of useful language. If a monster blocks the corridor, you draw it away; if a debt collector wants blood, you put the challenge where everyone can see it; if a guard sneers at heavy armor, you make the terms measurable. You prefer danger that stops hiding behind etiquette. Ares fits because your answers repeatedly chose direct confrontation, controlled risk, and visible courage. The drawback is not subtle: direct action creates direct wreckage. Some opponents want you angry, some crowds only remember the blade, and some problems grow new heads when cut. If you turn every insult into a field test, other people will spend a great deal of time repairing the field.

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