Name: Jamison Border
Codename: Rook
Rank: F0I00
Skills: Hand to hand combat, element of surprise, patience, understanding, guns.
Best Weapon: Sniper Rifle, followed in a close second by his fists.
Appearance: Rook is tall and well muscled, with short black hair, well defined jaw, and bright blue eyes. He appears to be in his early thirties. Usually he wears a tight white shirt and grey sweats. He is usually very still, but when he moves he moves very quickly, cleanly, and powerfully.
Pardon his shirtless nature. The picture also portrays him a bit young. So, he’s a little older.
Personality: Rook is very adept at observation. He doesn’t miss anything and is very good at reading people. Despite that, he himself is transparent. If he is mad, you will know. You can also tell just as easily when he is proud, exasperated, frustrated, or happy. Because he acts so open it is easy to trust him. He simply looks as though he couldn’t hide anything from you. And, for the most part, it is true. See more on that in the history.
He is a very patient teacher, who guides his students well. He is always willing to repeat something if he knows you haven't gotten it, and he will also always help you. But he will also know if you are only asking for help to waste his or others’ time.
When Rook moves, however, he exudes deadliness and strength. If you know he won’t hurt you his movement tends to stir admiration. When he is actually attacking you, the usual course of action is to wet yourself. Rook believes in not wasting energy, so he never does any unnecessary movement. He always seems very still.
History: When Jamison was young, his father left for war. However, before he left, he promised his young son that he would come back. When Jamison and his mother hear, however, that his father had been killed by long range assassination, the young boy couldn’t understand, and could only think that his father had lied to him. From that point on, he practiced radical honesty. He grew up alienating many of the people around him, for he would always say what he believed, even if it wasn’t entirely polite. In his freshman year of high school, grades average, no friends, he fell in with the only people who would accept him, the druggie crowd. Finally, Jamison felt he belonged, and he dove into drugs, going further and further in as his “friends” egged him on. In his Junior year he put his chemistry classes to good use, and began to deal in Meth. The police caught him in possession of several grams, and, upon further investigation, found almost a pound of Meth hidden in his room.
Despite the fact that he was a teenager, the huge quantity of drugs and the fact that they had caught him actively distributing the drugs, meant that the court sentenced him to 20 years in jail.
Unable to see himself that far in the future, Jamison attempted to commit suicide in police custody. He was stopped, and put under watch.
The organization picked him up after his third attempt at suicide, got him through withdrawal, and gave him a purpose. However, they had problems training him in camouflage and subterfuge, because he’d never lost his policy of radical honesty. If anything, the drugs had hardwired it into his brain. The former head of instruction didn’t know what to do with him, and was about to fail (kill) him, when Master intervened. Master began training him personally, creating a ‘lockbox’ inside Jami’s head, which Jami could only access in private. It contained all the information of his assignments, and other information he had learned. When he needed to go out in public and couldn’t tell people things, this ‘lockbox’ literally made him forget it all. When he opened it he could store new memories in it, and when he finally got close enough to be ready to perform the assassination he simply didn’t relock the ‘box’. Thus, with the selective memory, Jamison, graduated to become Rook, became the best undercover agent they had.
Master also came to understand that people naturally listened to Rook. He helped Rook rise through the ranks, to become the new lead instructor when the previous instructor was killed on duty.