Killing quietly requires a very particular kind of patience, and the version you'd actually have says a lot about how you handle everything else too.
The ghost works in silence, precise and methodical, gone before anyone even realizes something happened at all. The blade works up close, direct and confident, skilled enough that hiding was never really the point. The poisoner works slowly, patient and cunning, content to let a plan unfold exactly on its own timeline. The idealist works selectively, driven by cause more than contract, keeping a moral line even in a job that most people assume doesn't actually have one.
Fifteen questions to find your actual method.
