Biography of Daisuke Naruhiko

[13CentKiller]

Name: Daisuke Naruhiko
Age: 46
Gender: Male
Skills: Military leadership, computer programmer, ship repair, structural engineering.
Achievements: Military Graduate, Ex-Commander of the Blood Dragon Resistance, capital ship captain of the Telicaster

Background History:
Daisuke Naruhiko, born on Ainue base in the Hokkaido system, his Golden Chrysanthemum mother already a mother of three took him to Chugoku and was raised on Kyoto base. Being a pilot from a very young age, he was taken on expeditions with his father. He went on to train with the guard. An his experience grew becoming the leader of a Guard squadron based in the Tau-63 system. On base he grew fond of technology and computer science, ship repair and structural engineering.

Daisuke returned to Chugoku to work as an engineer, but was forced back into active duty as a commander to lead the Blood Dragon Resistance against Kusaris military efforts in Honshu and Kyushu, taxing traders to support the effort, and ultimately slowing ship production on the lawful side.

After eight years, his service was up and resigned from his position as a Rear Admiral of the Blood Dragon Resistance, after their existence was so small, the war would not have lasted much longer anyway. His father had also died in one of the last resistance battles to ever be documented in Honshu. He and his father did not want him to share the same fate.
He went back, to designing new technology and new telecommunications software and hardware.

His father left behind a sizable amount of credits and a Blood Dragon GunshipThe one he was killed in during the great resistance.
He was christened captain of the vessel and has been awaiting its repair at Mito Shipyards.

At age 35, Daisukes mother dies of a lung disease and is cast into the sun.
11 years on, at age 46 his allegiance remains with the Dragons, and takes down the common enemies of the Dragons and trading vessels traveling though their home systems.

---

"Three o'clock is always too late or too early for anything you want to do."