Name: Alec Rowe
Age: 27
Equipment: Sledge hammer, pack of cigarets (2), Lighter (full), flashlight, Ares Shrike, 200 5.56 rounds (Loaded) Agimat
HP: 15
Stats
Int: 8
Str: 15
Agi: 7
Skills: Close Combat (3), Demolition (3), Heavy weapons (2)
Advantages: Determined
Disadvantages: Chain-Smoker, Stressed
Perks: Large Frame, Good Samaritan, Quiet
Quirks: Quiet, Good Samaritan, Large Frame
Bio: Alec grew up in a big city in the US. He was large by most standards, even as a kid, and its served him well enough. He's never been the most dexterous, indeed Alec considers himself a bit accident prone, it not being too uncommon for him to bump into things due to his large frame. He's never been the brightest either, didn't do too bad in school but did noticeably lag behind some of the other students. It wasn't that he couldn't apply what he learned, it was that it simply took him longer to learn something that came more naturally to others.
But, what he prides himself in is his strength. Being large, most people let him be as who would want to mess with that one kid about a foot or two taller than about everyone else? That was always fine with him, left him time to himself. Alec always appreciated his time alone, enjoyed it indeed. For when he was alone, all the pressures of the world just slipped away from him, he could relax without having to feel like he was constantly playing catch-up with everyone around him. He never really had to work hard to make his body strong, it always just seemed to be so. Knocks he's taken would often harm others, but to him it was just something he'd shrug off. Alec never found a reason to voice his pain, it was always something that was passing, something he often forgot about five minutes later anyway, so why give it a voice? He's gotten more than one weird look for stubbing his toe and taking it in silent stride with nothing more than a grimace.
But indeed, what he prided himself on the most however, was strength of spirit. While he may not of been the most brightest, he still tried his hardest to learn, while he may not of been the most dexterous, he still tried his hardest to watch his step as he could. From what he's seen, his strength has been a boon to him, one that he should use to help instead of hurt people. He's often used to giving it his all when he needs to, so he shies not from hard work.
Joining the Archangels wasn't that big of a leap for him. While he would of preferred to make instead of break, he understands that he has a certain talent with stuff and before he joined Archangel, he was a demolistionist. Not the kind that worked with bombs mind you, more the kind that worked with the machines, wielded a jack hammer or a sledge. People would often have things brought up that they didn't wish there anymore, so he was paid to bring it down. When the troubles began, and became a threat, he didn't panic but rather went to see what he could do to help as best he could. This led him to Archangel
[Sorry for the wait.]
I made you wait a lot longer. Work has been taking a lot out of me.
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You go to the Main Base page and begin to read.
The Archangel main base, often called the "Cloud" or simply the Archangel Facility, is the most populated and only major base authorized under Operation Archangel. It is situated strategically on the edge of Antarctica. This had been decided under the Operation Archangel meeting sarcastically called "détente", the third meeting involving members sent from all nations. There was major disagreement on the location, with all countries suggesting their own countries as bases, in order to receive extra protection. Suggested locations where New York City, for logistic ease and in order to aid in cleaning, an empty field in Northern Russia, an off-shore platform near Japan, a castle in France, among suggested but completely rejected ideas. Tensions at this time where still high, and the meeting degraded into a yelling match between the diplomats. The current location was decided when an American scientist present at the meeting, John Chapman, slammed his fist into the table and shouted "Then we might as damned well put it in Antarctica" in response to another person at the meeting. While disagreements where still high, this was decided on as a suitable location by the majority of dignitaries.
The strategic situation has allowed for several advantages and disadvantages. The main disadvantage is it's distance from any major city or country, making logistics and troop deployment difficult. This has been lessened by project "Mana", a multi billion dollar grant to contract civilian and military shipping companies to deliver food, munitions, construction supplies and other logistics. Advantage wise, its situation has allowed for excellent defense, as of writing there has never been an attack on the Archangel Facility or any of the construction crew or the participants in project "Mana". There are other advantages to this location, however much of it is classified information.
The construction of the building is ongoing at the time of writing, under project "Fortification". Currently, the base contain 500,000 occupants, including staff, however by the time this book is published it is projected to have 1,000,000 occupants. "Project Ascension" has been planned but not approved, which will tipple the projected size of the base to 3,000,000 occupants do to the roaring success of the current base. The occupants live in small "squad rooms" based on western houses. Each squad room contains a "living room", a kitchen, an armory, several rooms for the troops, and a deployment area. These are similar to the maintenance worker's quarters, substituting the armory for other equipment and without a deployment area.
The base is designed and built in "Blocks". The blocks vary in size, with those made first being much larger, but contain the same general design. Each block contains several squad rooms, including both troops and maintenance staff, a gun range, three requisition offices (one focusing on food, one focusing on arms, and one focusing on mundane objects like toothbrushes), a hospital, a cafeteria, a library, a gym, an emergency bunker that is often used as a meeting room, among other mundane and classified rooms.
Well it looks like you have read what you want to read. The book continues to list several other things, mostly focusing on numbers, for several more pages. What do you want to do now?
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