Bio: Well I've been a Privateer.. er Freelancer as far back as I can remember. I can remember being rescued from a wrecked slave ship by someone and dropped off at Freeport 9. The pilot of the slave liner must've been hitting the go juice pretty hard that day, he crashed into and wedged the ship between a couple very large asteroids. He then proceeded to eject leaving the survivors to die. We scraped by for around 3 weeks until our rescuer found us. I lived at FP9 and learned all I could about what makes a ship tick. I saved up the money I earned repairing ships and doing upgrades and retrofits, everybody loves those nomad guns, and when I was old enough, bought a junky little freighter, fixed it up and headed to the stars to make my fortune. I had picked up a few good routes and alot of information jawing with the people who frequented FP9. Well I might not have a fortune but I'm comfortable and have a good ship now. I have traded all over Sirius and know most all the systems like the back of my hand especially the border worlds. I like the nomadic life moving around from port to port to planet, selling this buying that, making a profit. I've know quite a few Zoners in my time especially at FP9. They taught me alot and were pretty much my family. I already feel like a Zoner so I suppose the next logical stop is to join a good faction, one that one day I can call my family too.
Why Phoenix: I get tired of the constant political instabilities and battles that I've witnessed in my years trading in Sirius. I usually keep to myself and I usually keep to the border worlds just to stay out of the mayhem that the houses call Society. I don't have near as many pirate attacks in the BW's and I know most of the people at the freeports especially the mechanics. I feel Phoenix is just the type of Society I've been looking for. Yes nomadic drifting is great, but as a human being I require interaction with other like minded individuals. I feel Phoenix is filled with those types of individuals.
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