He doesn’t think of himself as a hero — just someone who does what needs to be done. When lives are on the line, when the odds are impossible, he moves. He believes in protecting others more than protecting himself, even if that means getting hurt. He’s lost things. People. Pieces of himself. But he still believes it’s worth it — the risk, the cost — if it means someone else gets to go home safe. That’s what keeps him going. Not orders. Not duty. *Them.*