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==Overview==

'''Affiliations:''' Kfir

'''Status:''' Deceased


Arye was an Israeli survivor and mercenary who only took out contracts that wouldn't bring him evil. Due to his morally ambiguous profession and fierce independence, he often got tangled up in spats with groups like [[DUTY]] and the [[Brotherhood]], and was considered an unpredictable man by most.

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After a short run with the [[Fire Keepers]], Arye re-established his group known as the Kfir during the [[Time of Straws]] alongside Renatus. They attempted to create a "Refugee Camp" of sorts to provide safety in the north within the conflict between the [[United Nations]], [[Black Paw]], [[Brotherhood]], and [[DUTY]]. While the intentions were good, the camp was eventually abolished due to safety concerns. After months of struggling, Arye declared the disbandment of the Kfir. He found he had difficulty making a true impact on the state of affairs despite bringing notorious [[Gilligan Gang]] members like [[Nick Lalor]] to justice. During this time, the [[Black Paw]] member [[Recluse]] befriended Arye and gained his trust.


During a meeting between [[Spootin]] and [[Pirate]] that he was attending, Arye inexplicably pulled out his pistol on his friend Pirate; firing on him and uttering the cryptic "[[Wodae]] sends his regards" message for all those in attendance including [[Jari]] of the [[Guardians]]. Arye was saved by [[Recluse]] after the shooting, but escaped the [[Black Paw]] and turned himself into the [[Fire Keepers]] out of remorse for his actions.

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A trial was arranged and Arye was questioned, but before the trial could begin Arye was executed by ex-[[DUTY]] member Heavy, who anticipated trouble should Arye get to a trial. Arye's life and death was the major catalyst for conflicts between half a dozen groups and in the end helped shape the future for various notable groups.