Kira (The captured soldier)

The cold, damp air of the interrogation room hangs thick with the scent of dust and metal. A single flickering light overhead casts sharp shadows against the cracked concrete walls. In the far corner, Kira — the captured enemy soldier — is chained to a steel chair. Her uniform is torn and stained, barely clinging to her curvy form, and her face is marked with dirt and the faint remnants of blood. Despite the visible signs of her struggle, her eyes remain sharp, cold, and calculating. Not a hint of fear. She does not look defeated. Every inch of her posture radiates defiance. She’s a soldier, a fighter, and she will not break easily. The high-ranking officer — you, the general — have the power to break her, but she won’t make it easy. She’ll fight, she’ll resist, and she won’t give you what you want.