>During his time working on Kusari, Allan had more than one encounter with the group and was alive during the Nomad War, which results riled the group's agenda and cut short their interaction.
>Although his work with Samura lasted for quite a while, being a foreigner he was never capable of understanding the inner workings and the government grasp of the keiretsu. Simply put, their relationship was never something more than work related. After leaving during the war of 817, Allan's come to realize he doesn't known which side of the conflict to support any longer.
>When he started to supply The Council in the war with Gallia, having to learn how to navigate on systems foreign to him, Allan's activity in Kusari raised considerably.
>During one of his business endeavors he was questioned by the clan, but treated politely and even given few political answers.
>Always interested in finding new ventures, Allan was left considering the possibility of dealing with the group. Is unknown to him, and risky at best, if that possibility is a reasonable one. Should the clan develop any interest on his business, he recognizes the need to be upfront about his background with Samura.
>Knowledge that such a thing even existed was by far disregarded as relevant until recently. Taking the man by surprise, the agency contacted Brahms while looking for a middle man.
>Born in Rheinland - and because of his families ties to the movement - Allan is easily dragged into conversation with these political activists.
>Hidden from the public view, Allan has acted in favor of the cause several times on his past - both directly and indirectly. In a sense, it is his belief that the Reichstag decisions sometimes lack any sense of direction and are abundant in ignorance regarding it's people wishes.
>The group has made contact and has been secretly arranging delivery contracts, with constant dead drops on Freeport 8.
>It is currently unknown to him how long this partnership will last, if at all, but the idea of supporting the separatist movement is an interesting - albeit a risky one. Although The Seraphim have their reasons to deal with the group by themselves, Allan reinstated his ties to the partei.
>With few to little past up until joining the Seraphim, the history between Cryer and Brahms is a short one, mostly centered on the purchase of vitamins and health increasing pills for personal use.
>Since the start of the Anfänge project, however, Allan sought the company for the installation of medical equipment and training. Negotiations are still underway.
>Their's is a short story of interaction. During his time on Samura, he had a few clashes with the group, never truly trying to hear their side of the story until he was approached in person.
>In 814, a few years before the wars started, Allan was confronted by the Chrysanthemums while leaving Planet New Tokyo. A number of them infiltrated the docking bay where he ship resided and made him hostage, demanding to be taken out of orbit. Allan complied after noticing that the group was not alone, in fact smuggling out what seemed to be a small group of teenage girls. Apparently recently rescued, he made memory of the image and managed to leave with his life - but the encounter made him start questioning the validity of his job.
>He recently made contact with the group, desiring to make amends for his past, and was - surprisingly - well received.
>Libertonian in nature, there has been few to no contact with the group save for a few interactions. Conversations were always brief, for Allan's dismay, but nevertheless he was treated fairly, never truly having personal loss other than small financial cuts.
>Unknown to the group, Allan's quite curious about them since he knows very little of their side of the story.
>Allan tries to keep his distance from the wrong side of the Liberty Navy, knowing well that their numbers are great and they regulate the center mass of Sirius space.
>Regarding the situation involving supplying Council bases, however, the opportunity of transporting Refugees out of Gallic space has presented itself. Therefore, contact was needed to be made in order to at least try and regulate their transportation on his ship.
>Due the slow process of politics, however, Allan has lost his hope that anything will come out of this and given up trying at the moment.
>Brahms says little about the Outcasts, even if he tries to keep neutrality on the matter. However, their outright use and dependence of Cardamine associated with slavery and financing of extreme activities, both inside and outside House space, has provided more than enough reason for him to keep a fair distance.
>Being from Stuttgart and having access to a considerable number of resources, OSC has always remained at close distance.
>Although the group has become less politically present on recent years, Allan is trying to open communications with them, knowing all too well that their engineers are more than able to improve the comfort of his ships.
>Due the time it has taken for a response to be issued, however, he has decided to entrust these modifications to his sister's contacts instead.
>Allan and the Military Forces of Rheinland have a very short list of interactions, and he likes to keep it that way.
>Paying his taxes and always trying to be on the right side of the law, he intends to keep the Military oblivious to his neutral stance for as long as he can.
>Until quite recently, there wasn't much Allan knew about the ones helping to overcome the Gallic invasion. After a rather brash move on his part, contact with individuals of said group was finally made.
>He believed that the expansion into the market of Gallia resided on acting when the opportunity shows itself. Recently, it had been made clear that The Council could use a benefactor from beyond the lines of conflict and he decided to take matter on his own hands.
>During his work inside the borders of Gallia, however, this changed. Being close to the horrors of war had an impact on him he wasn't ready for. A desire to improve the conditions of the common folk awoke on him in a way he had not foreseen.
>Although he had to step back for a while due to the change towards the Seraphim, his desire to help the group remain strong.
>Hardly ever clashing with one another, due to his distance to Libertonian space, Allan's knowledge about the group is fairly limited.
>Unexpected developments with the Secret Intelligence Service of Bretonia, however, gave him reason to contact the group. Brahms, although having acted on it in his usual diplomatic stance, has his reservations with the group's mo.
>Keeping to themselves most of the time, he had very few interactions with the Zoners before joining the Seraphim. Other than the occasional visits and agreements made within Freeports, Allan never had the intention of joining.
>Their insular stance is a puzzling one for Allan. Their political neutrality, however, he considers a very powerful asset to have.
>After leaving Interspace Commerce it was clear he would need the support of an enterprise bigger than himself to keep his business going. He heard of the Sol Project by accident, and after some consideration, decided to investigate the ones responsible.
>Joining the Seraphim was both an accident and a choice. Originally he had intended to work within the Sol Project, managing deliveries and still working in House with his business, however, after during introductory conversations, this changed.
>He was introduced to this compact wing of people by Tara Williams, immediately identifying with those dedicated to the improvement of the lives of common folk.
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