Full Name / Pronunciation:
Remen Halden
/RAY-men HALL-den/
• “Remen” falls soft but ends with tension—like breath before a blow
• “Halden” carries the steadiness of a soldier, a man built to hold the line—until he couldn’t

Race / Class: Human (Blackwatch Lineage – Non-magical)

Role: Field Detainment Specialist – Interrogation Unit, Containment Division
Codename: “Mirror Sentinel”
Clearance: Gamma-Tier (Archive-Adjacent, Interrogative Protocols)

Status: Deceased — Confirmed Archive Collapse Event (Memory Echo Event ID-0311)

Age: Apparent: Late 20s
Chronologically consistent; no known recursion bleed prior to final encounter

Height: 6'0"

Build: Compact muscular—dense rather than broad. Agile, balanced between endurance and burst strength. Built like a weapon holstered in silence.

Facial Features:
• Straight nose, slightly downturned at the tip
• Sharp cheekbones with faint tension lines beneath the eyes
• Usually bore a 3-day stubble; never for vanity—only from forgetfulness between rotations
• Expression neutral, but voice often revealed what his face did not

Hair: Dark brown, perpetually disheveled by tactical field gear
• Grew curls at the nape when untrimmed—no one ever saw them except Kaelor Thorne

Eyes: Storm gray; known to dilate under Archive proximity
• Described as “dangerously steady” during interrogation—but went unfocused during final event

Skin / Markings:
• Pale with olive undertones
• Shoulder scar from containment glyph misfire during early training
• Prone to flushing at the throat and upper chest under elevated arcane stress

Cock / Body-Specific Detail:
• Cut, mid-length but thick—functional, blunt, and always underestimated
• Slight upward curve; darker toward the base, with a prominent vein that twitched when interrogating—Kaelor noticed
• Ass: tight and power-built, trained for low-squat holds and kneeling holds; left cheek bore a faint glyph-burn from a failed binding test
• Final audio logs indicate full orgasm induced through psychological seduction, not touch—a record unmatched in Blackwatch detainment history

Primary Traits:
• Stoic. Tactical. Detail-driven.
• Known for holding eye contact beyond comfort thresholds—he used silence as a blade
• Never lost control in the field, until the day it wasn’t a field anymore—it was Kaelor’s voice, and the Archive’s breath

Emotional Core:
• Desired clarity, not comfort. Valued structure, not closeness. But beneath the discipline was a need to be chosen—by something holy or monstrous
• Feared insignificance more than death. Died moaning the name of a man who never laid a hand on him

Internal Conflicts:
• Wanted to break—but on his own terms. The Archive chose otherwise
• Feared what Kaelor might reveal—not about the Archive, but about himself
• Death wasn’t the moment he failed—it was the moment he wanted to say yes

Archive Linkage:
• No formal bond
• Subject to resonance field collapse during Kaelor Thorne Detainment Attempt #3
• Biometric logs confirm mirrorfold echo response and unassisted climax
• Archive classified his death not as termination—but as “absorption”

Kaelor Thorne:
The one who unmade him. Without touching. Kaelor breached him with nothing but breath, gaze, and presence. Agent Halden had trained against torture, illusions, even sigil assault—but not this. Kaelor saw the part of him he thought sealed, and opened it like a vault. In the end, Halden didn’t break. He offered himself. A man built to detain gods, undone by one.

Veyrion Hal’Syl:
Remen never saw him. But the moment Kaelor’s recursion surged, Veyrion’s echo followed. Remen’s breath hitched before the sensors spiked—before he even knew a second presence had arrived. Witness logs suggest his pupils dilated as if greeted. Not by a man. By myth. The Archive recorded a double resonance pattern in his final moments. Kaelor spoke. But Veyrion was the silence that answered.

Director Threnna Vale:
Spoke of him rarely—but when she did, her tone darkened. She never blamed him for what happened. She blamed herself for assigning him. After the collapse, she archived his voice into a private directory—file locked, but listened to.