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Yes. It's meant to keep their identities hidden. If you were responsible for death and destruction, you wouldn't want anyone knowing who you were, would you? When one first joins the Turks, they're named after their weapon of choice. Cissnei was originally named Shuriken Female. After gaining ranks, they're probably allowed to use whatever name they want. 72.77.121.2 16:26, 21 May 2009 (UTC)

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  • Yes. It's meant to keep their identities hidden. If you were responsible for death and destruction, you wouldn't want anyone knowing who you were, would you? When one first joins the Turks, they're named after their weapon of choice. Cissnei was originally named Shuriken Female. After gaining ranks, they're probably allowed to use whatever name they want. 72.77.121.2 16:26, 21 May 2009 (UTC)
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  • Yes. It's meant to keep their identities hidden. If you were responsible for death and destruction, you wouldn't want anyone knowing who you were, would you? When one first joins the Turks, they're named after their weapon of choice. Cissnei was originally named Shuriken Female. After gaining ranks, they're probably allowed to use whatever name they want. 72.77.121.2 16:26, 21 May 2009 (UTC)
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