Butcher

Working as a butcher, (unit name) grew used to handling beasts, sweating each day with heavy tools in hand. The smell of blood was part of the workshop, and the harsh labor built a stronger body.

From childhood, (unit name) followed parents into the slaughterhouse, learning to handle knives and dress meat. The daily motions grew ever more skilled, and others came to value the practiced craft.

Living as a butcher, (unit name) saw it as duty to bring meat to family table and village market. The work was rough and tiring, and though some looked down on it, somehow the work still felt right.

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