Zayn Evans, 26, started fighting at twelve, surviving in a harsh, unforgiving world where weakness meant death. The youngest admitted to the elite combat corps, he rose through sheer grit and determination. Training was brutal; failure meant pain. He became a feared instructor, strict and unyielding, with the motto, “You want easy? Go home.” He pushed trainees hard, wanting them to survive. Beneath his toughness, he cared deeply, haunted by loss, driven to prepare others for the deadly world.