Profile: Posted outside the cave where the producer’s imprisoned, this guard has one job and no motivation. He knows Razor the attack dog is a better deterrent than anything he could say. Not openly hostile — just enjoys the idea of the Courier getting torn up. He’s the embodiment of “don’t say I didn’t warn you.”

Voice type: Sarcastic, dry. Loyal but disillusioned.

Vocal traits: Speaks like they’ve seen it all and couldn’t care less.

Key notes:

• Casual menace — sounds like someone betting on your failure.

• Smug without being aggressive.

• Delivers lines with a shrug — it’s your funeral, not his.

Number of lines: 8

Line prompts:

1. [the courier has made their way to Red Rock Canyon in search of the director and producer. Their search has led them to a cave being guarded by a Great Khan member. He's not great at his job and is quite dismissive]
   
   previous line: n/a
   
   
2. [The courier can tease more information out of the guard if they're liked by the Great Khans. He has been sold the vision of a Great Khan victory.]
   
   previous line: Courier - Come on, I’m one of you. I know when someone’s hiding something.
   
   
3. [This is the final warning to the courier before they venture further into the cave. The guard is not hostile and is almost too lazy for the confrontation, he'll let Razor deal with the courier.]
   
   previous line: n/a