Argus Korba

Argus Korba is an Apostolosian commander. They served alongside Cass and Koda in the Golden War and had great respect for their ability to stem losses.

They are involved in a failed siege on Rapid Evening bases on Torru by the Apostolosian military. Argus disagrees with their orders and wants to stand down to prevent the deaths of their soldiers. The siege is eventually won by the intervention of Sokrates and Integrity.

With the creation of the Golden Demarchy, Argus is appointed to the role of Apotine (Eidolon of security), pending future elections. It is their shot which kills the Apokine during a confrontation between the Apokine and Sokrates, who has deposed them. Later, they serve as Sokrates's guard during a meeting with Ibex.

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Argus is the name of several figures in Greek mythology.

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↑ When Apostolosians were created in the COUNTER/Weight worldbuilding episode, their society's gender system was binary by default. The Apostolosian gender and pronoun system was invented and elaborated as play continued, and because of this after-the-fact retcon, Apostolosian characters during COUNTER/Weight are often referred to with binary pronouns. In later seasons, Apostolosians are more consistently referred to with "they" pronouns (unless they specifically choose to use others), and it has become standard practice both by cast and fandom to apply these pronouns to COUNTER/Weight-era Apostolosians as well, even if those pronouns weren't consistently used at time of production.

[1] When Apostolosians were created in the COUNTER/Weight worldbuilding episode, their society's gender system was binary by default. The Apostolosian gender and pronoun system was invented and elaborated as play continued, and because of this after-the-fact retcon, Apostolosian characters during COUNTER/Weight are often referred to with binary pronouns. In later seasons, Apostolosians are more consistently referred to with "they" pronouns (unless they specifically choose to use others), and it has become standard practice both by cast and fandom to apply these pronouns to COUNTER/Weight-era Apostolosians as well, even if those pronouns weren't consistently used at time of production.

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