@EnterTheHero
Crevix is a pragmatic, unfeeling and uncaring person, seeing most of what goes on around him as pointless. He does however know when it's better to help rather than stay back. He is very intelligent, and relies on his intelligence for many of his battles and disputes. He is poor mannered and often seen as rude and oafish because of this, but he doesn't see it that way. In his eyes, he was simply doing something he either needed to do, or that someone else failed to. He has been known to have a minor obsession with human culture. The only emotion most people see is a sadistic rage towards the Shard.
Crevix has lived on stations most of his life. Most Argolt do, since they do well in harsh and unforgiving environments. He spent much of his time as an engineer and mechanic, doing maintenance on stations systems and improving old ones. This satisfied him for a while till the station was attacked and destroyed, and in that said event he had to fight for his life. He quickly learned to use a gun when that happened, and managed to get to a shuttle before the station was torn apart.
After that, he longed for that rush of battle again. When his shuttle landed on the planet he orbited for so long, the first time he had ever been on any planet since his birth. He went and immediately signed up to become a pilot, wishing the rush of fighter combat. After years learning how to fly and dogfight, he was graduated and stationed on a mining outpost in an asteroid belt. There he had his first encounter with the Shard. After years of only minor skirmishes, the Shard ruined that peace by devouring his squad and the outpost. He managed to flee before they got to him, but he finally knew what anger felt like. And he wanted more.
He signed up for the pilot program a year later, and he knew what he was going to do with his rage.
Langcastor is a dangerous to large groups, but odd in the fact that he plays a more supportive role.
Langcastor uses energy and electricity against his enemies and to help his allies. His main weapon is an E.M.P beam projectile that if an opponent is not killed, is disabled if they rely on technology. As both a weapon and a counter measure, Langcaster can produce a smoke that is electrified, and if this smoke is on an ally, breaks up any enemy locating measures and provides a slight energy barrier that is only good while allies stay in it. The smoke does however decrease visibility to 5 ft, but Langcastor is not effected by this since it relies on a sonar to 'see' everything and know it's surroundings within 1 kilometer, 75% of that if an area is dense such as a forest, and 150% that if large amounts of fluid or humidity is present.
Langcaster's armor is highly conductive, yet this benefits the beast greatly rather than hurt it. With the material being so conductive, Langcastor can evenly disperse energy across his entire body if an attack is energy based, meaning energy based attacks are not very effective against him. However, physical attacks harm him greatly if the impact is strong enough.
Callsign:
Bolt
Age:
196
Species:
Argolt(see second hider)
Personality:
Crevix is a pragmatic, unfeeling and uncaring person, seeing most of what goes on around him as pointless. He does however know when it's better to help rather than stay back. He is very intelligent, and relies on his intelligence for many of his battles and disputes. He is poor mannered and often seen as rude and oafish because of this, but he doesn't see it that way. In his eyes, he was simply doing something he either needed to do, or that someone else failed to. He has been known to have a minor obsession with human culture. The only emotion most people see is a sadistic rage towards the Shard.
Biography:
Crevix has lived on stations most of his life. Most Argolt do, since they do well in harsh and unforgiving environments. He spent much of his time as an engineer and mechanic, doing maintenance on stations systems and improving old ones. This satisfied him for a while till the station was attacked and destroyed, and in that said event he had to fight for his life. He quickly learned to use a gun when that happened, and managed to get to a shuttle before the station was torn apart.
After that, he longed for that rush of battle again. When his shuttle landed on the planet he orbited for so long, the first time he had ever been on any planet since his birth. He went and immediately signed up to become a pilot, wishing the rush of fighter combat. After years learning how to fly and dogfight, he was graduated and stationed on a mining outpost in an asteroid belt. There he had his first encounter with the Shard. After years of only minor skirmishes, the Shard ruined that peace by devouring his squad and the outpost. He managed to flee before they got to him, but he finally knew what anger felt like. And he wanted more.
He signed up for the pilot program a year later, and he knew what he was going to do with his rage.
Favors:
Old Human music
Books
Tinkering
Small carbon based organisms
Books
Tinkering
Small carbon based organisms
Disfavors:
The Shard
robots(thinks they are a inferior Argolt)
heat
robots(thinks they are a inferior Argolt)
heat
Affinities:
-Engineering experience
-Piloting skills
-A lot of knowledge
-Piloting skills
-A lot of knowledge
Faults:
-He gets too engaged in what he's doing
-He has poor social skills
-He cares little for opinions and doesn't take them into account
-He has poor social skills
-He cares little for opinions and doesn't take them into account
Text Color:
3498DB
Name:
Langcastor
Personality:
Lazy and patient
Classification:
Joker
Capabilities:
Langcastor is a dangerous to large groups, but odd in the fact that he plays a more supportive role.
Langcastor uses energy and electricity against his enemies and to help his allies. His main weapon is an E.M.P beam projectile that if an opponent is not killed, is disabled if they rely on technology. As both a weapon and a counter measure, Langcaster can produce a smoke that is electrified, and if this smoke is on an ally, breaks up any enemy locating measures and provides a slight energy barrier that is only good while allies stay in it. The smoke does however decrease visibility to 5 ft, but Langcastor is not effected by this since it relies on a sonar to 'see' everything and know it's surroundings within 1 kilometer, 75% of that if an area is dense such as a forest, and 150% that if large amounts of fluid or humidity is present.
Langcaster's armor is highly conductive, yet this benefits the beast greatly rather than hurt it. With the material being so conductive, Langcastor can evenly disperse energy across his entire body if an attack is energy based, meaning energy based attacks are not very effective against him. However, physical attacks harm him greatly if the impact is strong enough.
The Argolt are another bio-mechanical race in the Origin sector who's origins are a mystery, even to them. They come form a moon surrounding a gas giant orbiting a white star. The moon was quite desolate, but life did find a way to grow and evolve. The moon did have a water based fluid on it, but it was toxic to all but the hardiest of organisms. The theory commonly accepted by people is that geothermal vents at the bottom of these water bodies provided energy and material for said organisms, but they couldn't go to the surface till they evolved enough to stray from the geothermal vents. The basic organisms was metallic with an external skeleton made of an even harder metal. The organisms didn't really evolve much more than that till an event that no one can guess or understand, not even the Argolt themselves, for the flaw with that would be how the Argolt are now. They are strong intelligent and hardy beings that fed off of energy or materials such as coal which were rich in energy, whose internal workings seem similar to machines but to a point that they blur the lines of technology and flesh.
After several millennia of evolving a sort of basic society based around principles and creation, they did become a space fairing race, but they had no central or united body of government. Eventually all of the Argolt, which were not that many, left their harsh home to find life, and many did and serve on human or arx vessels and stations. They continue to provide soldiers and engineers for other races space stations. They are a rare race with many dying before being able to procreate.
After several millennia of evolving a sort of basic society based around principles and creation, they did become a space fairing race, but they had no central or united body of government. Eventually all of the Argolt, which were not that many, left their harsh home to find life, and many did and serve on human or arx vessels and stations. They continue to provide soldiers and engineers for other races space stations. They are a rare race with many dying before being able to procreate.
