NCO Brigadier Nathan Long (Olympian)
Nathan’s origins lay in the United Kingdom and he still likes to think along those old Lines of honour. It was a miracle he survived the evacuation of earth. His evacuation vessel came trough the atmosphere a fraction of a second to late. The engines and life support systems were taken out in the blast wave of the meteorite. The only thing that had kept half of the passengers alive was the emergency spacesuits, locked in a cabinet near the cockpit of the Aurora. The twenty-five year old sergeant was lucky to be placed in the front; else he wouldn’t have been here today.

The loss of his left leg hasn’t affected him in the bigger picture, although the phantom pain gets to him from time to time. He was granted a bionic prosthetic after dealing with Zeroth borders during the first assault, the same battle were he lost his leg. Afterwards Nathan was put down as a Non-commissioned officer, and he had another battle to fight. This time however it was in court to regain a full duty service. His victory had won him a commissioned duty under the command of LSF Supreme Commander Richard James onboard of the newly developed Echo Aurora vessel.

Now Nathan has earned the rank of Brigadier on the yet only constructed Echo variant of the Aurora class star ship. His short cropped chestnut hair suits the navy blue uniform well. And his green/brown eyes have a sparkle of pride in them. Although his combat skills are left somewhat wanting Nathan makes more then good with his mastery of the AC-52 assault carbine. His onboard duties include making sure everything is in stock and keep the crew sharp and active. To Nathan the title Brigadier is a fancy word for Petty officer, but never the less takes his duties serious.

I hope this will do.

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Sow good and good is what thy will reap.
Sometimes i like to add a bit sarcasm to the concoction,
but it only ends in irony.

Hail to England! Future plans. More info coming.

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