[101st] Recruitment Department

[Khelric]

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Location Confirmed: Planet Malta, Omicron Alpha.

Neural Net ID: Santiago Vasquez.

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Hola mi hermanos, me llamo es Santiago Vasquez. I have sought out the Outcast empire as I too am a proud native of Malta. Rather than live as a trader, smuggler or scrape by as a menial worker, I have decided that the only place for me is at the side of those who maintain order and protect our populous. I'm only twenty, but I've worked since I've been old enough to do so and my resolve is ironclad. While my deepest ambitions are patriotic, my father is ill and my mother cannot support everything by herself. As an only son, I wish to join so that I may also protect them and of course assist financially. On a personal front, I feel the call of duty not just for my own family, but for all Outcasts and it would be the greatest of honors for me to heed that call.

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OORP:

1) Why the 101st Outcast Guard?

I've always admired the Outcast faction. Though they're unlawfuls, they have heart and soul and they do what they must because they have to. Sure, being a blood thirsty credit grabber is fun sometimes, but depth to my actions in RP is a priority of mine. I know I'll find that here. I also enjoy clean-cut military style play. That's why I'm interested in the more militarized side of the Outcasts.

2) What are two things that you enjoy doing in real-life besides playing freelancer?

Reading, specifically non-fiction. If I can find a book about blacksmithing or interesting facts surrounding Sumerian culture, I'll tear into it. Knowledge is the spice of life and I like my life . . . spicy?

Composing music is a major hobby of mine as well.

3) What would the last sentence of your autobiography be?

In life, he was a simple man, but he was known as a gentlemen and a scholar.

4) If you could be a fictional character (from a film, book, comic, etc...), who would it be, and why?

Bram Stoker's Dracula. He was an extremely complex character, but full of passion. He was enigmatic and cultured, not to mention a snazzy dresser for those times. Though he was a looming and inherently evil figure, Dracula exuded a unique charm that has captivated people since the vampire story began. Not to mention, I'd love to live in a big spooky castle. Always have.

(As it stands right now, I've got an indie Tridente with an Outcast Guard ID.)

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