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> The one question I have for you is how was Skye's relationship with her father?
As you would expect from someone high-ranked in the military, they didn't exactly have a ton of quality time together. She tried to impress him by giving 120% at all times as a soldier, reaching the rank of a squad leader and all but he didn't have the time to spend much attention. On the rare occasions where he did, he was hard to satisfy, never praised his daughter for her achievements. Not getting scolded was enough of a reward for Skye. He died during the second year of the war, his ship was hit by a stray artillery shot of unidentified origin within a chaotic firefight - possibly from an alliance ship, which is why Skye absolutely hates all sorts of weapons that cause collateral damage. The loss of her father was hard to stomach for her, though mostly because she failed to make him proud before his untimely end.
> Anyway experienced leader, determined, saw active combat, experienced with death. I'm going to put you up at 200/200 Sanity. This probably won't last XD.
Oh, I sure hope so! The bigger they come...
And, of course, real life strikes at the worst of times, I think everybody can relate to that.