NAME: "To you, it's Alvarez. To the fuckers who left me here, and some of the other poor bastards left behind, it's Captain Felicia Alvarez de Urtex. To those back home, well, on my tomb it's probably Vizcondesa Felicia Milagrosa Mercedes Desamparados Alvarez de Urtex y Eza. A mouthful, I'm sure." Felicia raises her beer bottle in mock salute. It's barely a bottle, and it's barely a uniform shade of brown. "There's one reason Crionia is a republic now!"
AGE: "I am twenty-six years, seven months, and four days old. As if anyone else is counting that close here."
GENDER: Felicia looks down at her chest, then back at the recruiter with the sort of bottomless disdain known only to nobility, the wealthy, and those who work in customer service and know that the customers in question will never see their faces.
APPEARANCE:

NATIONALITY: "The passport I eventually burned half of before realizing what a stupid thing to do it was said Crionian. I keep enough of it to be usable, more for my own sordid amusement. In most of this place it matters even less than my family name. It's refreshing, in a way."
PERSONALITY: "Put yourself in 100 words or less, you mean? I've never much liked that kind of question. Self-reflection is a skill few people have, and even those that have it usually aren't any good at it. I've lost a lot of my arrogance over the past few years, I can admit that much. And, yeah, I was an uptight, better-than-thou elitist. What jet pilot, we knights of the air, can say they aren't with a straight face?" Felicia sighs. "That and many other things got scorched out of me in this hellhole. We're all in this place together whether we like it or not, at least those of us who haven't devolved into complete savages. I can be a bitch at times, I guess, but I try to keep it down. I complain a lot less than I used to, but I've never been afraid to point out bullshit when it comes my way. It's just that now I really know the difference between genuine bullshit and being a whiny rich bitch. That's the real wake up call of being here, realizing just how much crap you can truly put up with."
SKILLS:
BIOGRAPHY: "The most important thing you have to realize, if you're going to all this trouble to psycho-analyze me, is that I was never supposed to be here."
"I was born with a silver spoon in my mouth, the daughter of nobility. While that doesn't mean anything on its own in Crionia anymore and hasn't since before I was born, we owned a few homes, ranging from townhouses in the capital to an honest-to-Allfather Baroque palace in our family's old holdings. Being a viscount and a grandee had its perks in those centuries, especially when you were far from the Alestrian border and had mines and fertile farmland to tax, which grew to an industrial base early enough for us to still have absurd amounts of money by the time of the Republic - and my grandfather could play the stocks like a piano."
"I was born the third child of five, and the only daughter. At our level of wealth, so long as you don't embarrass the family and you go to a proper college at least a few centuries old, you can do what you want for your hobby and gender be damned. For my eldest brother, Enzo, that was auto racing. For the second oldest, Cristofo, that was art, and I learned a little about both as a child from overhearing their tutors. For me, it was aviation."
AGE: "I am twenty-six years, seven months, and four days old. As if anyone else is counting that close here."
GENDER: Felicia looks down at her chest, then back at the recruiter with the sort of bottomless disdain known only to nobility, the wealthy, and those who work in customer service and know that the customers in question will never see their faces.
APPEARANCE:

NATIONALITY: "The passport I eventually burned half of before realizing what a stupid thing to do it was said Crionian. I keep enough of it to be usable, more for my own sordid amusement. In most of this place it matters even less than my family name. It's refreshing, in a way."
PERSONALITY: "Put yourself in 100 words or less, you mean? I've never much liked that kind of question. Self-reflection is a skill few people have, and even those that have it usually aren't any good at it. I've lost a lot of my arrogance over the past few years, I can admit that much. And, yeah, I was an uptight, better-than-thou elitist. What jet pilot, we knights of the air, can say they aren't with a straight face?" Felicia sighs. "That and many other things got scorched out of me in this hellhole. We're all in this place together whether we like it or not, at least those of us who haven't devolved into complete savages. I can be a bitch at times, I guess, but I try to keep it down. I complain a lot less than I used to, but I've never been afraid to point out bullshit when it comes my way. It's just that now I really know the difference between genuine bullshit and being a whiny rich bitch. That's the real wake up call of being here, realizing just how much crap you can truly put up with."
SKILLS:
- MAJOR
- Skilled aircraft pilot, particularly of fighters and interceptors, but there's no chance there's anything left in Astara she couldn't figure out
- Relatively skilled mechanic of internal combustion powered vehicles
- Knows how to drive a truck
- MINOR
- Conversational (if coarse) in Astaran, but not fluent except in swearing
- Familiar with Crionian military and civilian radio protocols, and military and CB brevity codes
- Tolerably skilled at a few rich people habits - art, music (with guitar), cooking (though far from skilled or versatile enough to count as a chef), and horseback riding.
WARTIME BACKGROUND: "I was a pilot in the Crionian Air Force for six years. 4th Interceptor Squadron, flying patrol and interdiction over the Free State."
GEAR:- WEAPONS: "Pilots don't really get much long gun training, anything we do get is optional. I have a Type 59 SMG for anything close to like that, and a Model 50 Autopistol for getting up close. Or for if I get captured by the Bone Eaters. And for Wendigoes, I have an Alestrian shotgun. For getting really up close, I have an old switchblade, and a shovel for getting things unstuck."
- CLOTHING: "I still wear my old flightsuit, but I keep the flag patches in my pockets. I have my leather jacket, even if it's too warm for it most of the year. The combat steel-toed boots I never leave work without, and Crionian leather only gets better with age no matter how cheap it is, you know? I even keep my flight helmet around, with the camo bonnet to cover it for when I get shot down. I traded the mask and air tanks to what passes for a hospital here a long time ago. They needed it more than I did."
- IMPORTANT ITEMS:
- Toolbox with a variety of wrenches, sockets, and rachets
- Two thirds of the canopy of a silk parachute, and all the rope from it
- Cigarettes
- Windproof lighter engraved on top and bottom, both sides. One side has her unit insignia on the top part, and the phrase, in Diathekan, "IF YOU CAN READ THIS, BURY ME POINTING AT THE ALESTRIANS". The other side has a depiction of her aircraft and the phrase, again in Diathekan, "IF YOU CAN'T, BURY ME FACE DOWN SO YOU CAN KISS MY ASS".
- Rations
- Thermal blanket
- Backpack
BIOGRAPHY: "The most important thing you have to realize, if you're going to all this trouble to psycho-analyze me, is that I was never supposed to be here."
"I was born with a silver spoon in my mouth, the daughter of nobility. While that doesn't mean anything on its own in Crionia anymore and hasn't since before I was born, we owned a few homes, ranging from townhouses in the capital to an honest-to-Allfather Baroque palace in our family's old holdings. Being a viscount and a grandee had its perks in those centuries, especially when you were far from the Alestrian border and had mines and fertile farmland to tax, which grew to an industrial base early enough for us to still have absurd amounts of money by the time of the Republic - and my grandfather could play the stocks like a piano."
"I was born the third child of five, and the only daughter. At our level of wealth, so long as you don't embarrass the family and you go to a proper college at least a few centuries old, you can do what you want for your hobby and gender be damned. For my eldest brother, Enzo, that was auto racing. For the second oldest, Cristofo, that was art, and I learned a little about both as a child from overhearing their tutors. For me, it was aviation."






