Camille Gabriel (Character Sheet)

[Camille Gabriel]

Contacts

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Ansel Xavier

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Grand Marechal of the Royal Navy and Commanding Officer of the Foreign Legion, Ansel Xavier is an anomaly among the ranks of the Navy. Camille is vaguely familiar with the Marechal from a failed mercenary contract prior to her capture. His unconventional views on warfare and the use of small strike teams quickly won the approval of the junior legionnaire, as did his willingness to fly alongside the troops of the Legion when he accompanied Danny Neilsen and Camille into Libertonian space.

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Danny Neilsen

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Camille is altogether unsure what to make of the Rogue-turned legionnaire. Comfortably laid back, his casual attitude and apparent ability to shrug off her barbs presents Camille with a both a chatty wingman and impartial target. She is not without her reservations; however. The ease with which the man turned upon his former allies in the Rogues and Hackers unnerves her, making it difficult for her to wholly trust him at her back, despite his claims that betrayal is a fact of life among pirates.

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Harbinger

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Strange almost beyond comprehension, Camille encountered her first nomad in the ice clouds of Edinburgh. The experience left her with a persistent headache and far more questions then it answered. Hinting at the existence of secrets within the Royal Navy that contained clues as to the creature's own nature, Camille's curiosity outweighs caution when it comes to the nomad. Nonetheless, she still finds the creature inherently unnerving, like icy water poured down her spine.

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Pascal Baton

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Cheerful to a point that belies belief, Pascal has been an off-and-on wingman of Camille's. Naive enough to compete with a room of schoolchildren on equal footing when it comes to Sirius, Pascal is the epitome of the shut-in Gallic. In spite of, or perhaps because of, his faintly-deluded honesty Camille does have a soft spot for the Junior Officer, viewing him more like a faltering younger brother then fellow armed forces pilot. Whether that will be enough to keep her from dragging him into her schemes remains to be seen.

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Theresa Mignard

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Xavier's bodyguard and l'execeteur, Camille finds Theresa's straightforwardness refreshing among the politicking that usually dominates the Navy. Sufficiently sardonic to give the Legionnaire a run for her money, Theresa lacks Camille's manipulative streak in favor of loyalty to the Crown, a state of affairs Camille is quite happy with. A fearsome combatant; Camille does harbor some jealousy over Theresa's relationship with the Marechal - a position of influence that she would have been quite glad to have for herself.

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Marcell Chevalier

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A veteran officer of the Royal Navy, Marcell's first deployment with Camille was during the early days of Operation Trident, with Marcell, then a Commandant, providing support aboard Lyon. A kind man, perhaps too much so for an individual of his rank, the two were quick to strike up conversation. Despite his senior position Camille harbors her own doubts, born from his disregard for Gallia's part in the war, and reluctance to accept the human cost involved. He has expressed a preference for securing internal security in Gallia, an assignment safely away from the realities of the war, and one Camille hopes he'll receive. Until then, the legionnaire has resolved to keep one eye on Marcell's loyalties.

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Ryuho

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An Order Agent Camille made contact with in the course of her investigation into the Nomads, the contact proved to provide almost more frustration then it was worth. Offering little help beyond suggesting what would have amounted to a suicide mission, their meeting was enough to instill serious doubts in Camille as to the Order's capabilities. Equipped with what Camille sees as as an irritating tendency to speak in circles and, though never impolite, definitely and resolutely unhelpful, Camille retains contact with him only due to his position as one of her few contacts within the elusive organisation.

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Lucie LeBlanc

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If words were blades, Lucie and Camille would have to wear armor. Harsh and condescending, Lucie was quick to discount Camille's encounter with Harbinger as nothing more then paranoia, following up with a tirade of insults directed at both her and the Foreign Legion. Camille has little respect for the Général, and even less patience. Hostile employers are nothing new to Camille, though remaining bound to them for longer than a few weeks is. So far, she has managed to keep her tongue in check, though every encounter between the two spawns a volley of veiled insults and mutual contempt.

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Dulce et decorum est.
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