Introducing the K.O.Workers — five operatives, one March Campaign, and a workplace dynamic that has absolutely no business being this dangerous. The Intern joined last week. He carries the coffee orders, the supply bags, the spare ammunition, and a patience that's running out faster than anyone realizes. Don't let the errands fool you. He knows exactly which moment to stop running them. The Manager has a mug in one hand and a pistol in the other and sees no contradiction in this. He's been running this unit longer than anyone can remember and the only thing that's changed is the coffee's gotten stronger. The Warehouse Guy lives among the cables, the crates, and the equipment nobody else touches. He built half of it himself. Nobody asked. Nobody needs to understand it — it works, and so does he, in ways that are difficult to explain and unwise to question. The Runner doesn't walk anywhere. He also doesn't stop talking, stop laughing, or stop moving long enough for anyone to get a cl