RE: [0/8?] Something Awesome [Signups end 5/21]
05-20-2013, 08:07 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-21-2013, 03:53 AM by ICan'tGiveCredit.)
Name: Croy Mastok
Description: Croy is supposed to be a Russian exchange student but had turned 18 by the time the forms had been filled out and a deal with Customs made. They made him go to college to study as a teacher and now he’s here as a student teacher, trying to learn the ins and outs of life and how to put kids in their place. Croy isn’t very smart and easily manipulated. He’s a man without common sense, but with a penchant for the military. Not the U.S. military, mind. The U.S. military is already leery of him being here. He was mistaken for a hobo due to his height and medium build as a 12-year-old in Moscow.
Croy was drafted into the military for training due to Russia’s policy. The policy is that if you’re not in school/have a job or you’re just a rich kid doing shit-nothing, then you gotta get your lazy carcass into the army. Even hobos. He was actually walking to school but he had walked too far to get his backpack (which he forgot). So some troops standing guard near the school saw him without a backpack in disheveled clothes (due to his family living in a shelter). They assumed he was a lazy good-for-nothin’ street urchin. He looked pretty buff for a 12-year-old. Pretty tall, too. The soldiers tackled him 5 metres from the school door, called a truck in to get him, and he was gone for a full five years.
They taught him all sorts of things you wouldn’t believe they would teach ordinary Russian soldiers. They taught him how to spy on political figures. They taught him how to harness plasmatic energy. They taught him how to hold back a boulder and then how to push it back. And of course weaponry. Croy always liked really heavy weaponry. Though he thought it wouldn’t hurt to have a sidearm of some sort.
It was only when he had been commended for his military prowess as a “23-year-old” was he finally considered for a move to a school. His commanding officer asked what age he was. The form drafting him in years earlier had said “18” but at the time the officer posed the question, Croy said “17”. The officer was outraged. Croy hadn’t had much of a formal education and now the officer was worried that the military was responsible. The military immediately sent him to the U.S. for college because Customs made Croy wait a year. They suggested he get a degree. Something innocent, maybe.
Something like “teacher”.
And now here he is.
Specialisations: Plasmatic (3), Heavy Firearms (2), Protective (1), Small Firearms (1)
Weaknesses: Manipulative, Drain
Skills: Parrying, skull-breaking, lifting heavy objects, wall-climbing, espionage, being a complete fool.
Favoured stat: Defense
Description: Croy is supposed to be a Russian exchange student but had turned 18 by the time the forms had been filled out and a deal with Customs made. They made him go to college to study as a teacher and now he’s here as a student teacher, trying to learn the ins and outs of life and how to put kids in their place. Croy isn’t very smart and easily manipulated. He’s a man without common sense, but with a penchant for the military. Not the U.S. military, mind. The U.S. military is already leery of him being here. He was mistaken for a hobo due to his height and medium build as a 12-year-old in Moscow.
Croy was drafted into the military for training due to Russia’s policy. The policy is that if you’re not in school/have a job or you’re just a rich kid doing shit-nothing, then you gotta get your lazy carcass into the army. Even hobos. He was actually walking to school but he had walked too far to get his backpack (which he forgot). So some troops standing guard near the school saw him without a backpack in disheveled clothes (due to his family living in a shelter). They assumed he was a lazy good-for-nothin’ street urchin. He looked pretty buff for a 12-year-old. Pretty tall, too. The soldiers tackled him 5 metres from the school door, called a truck in to get him, and he was gone for a full five years.
They taught him all sorts of things you wouldn’t believe they would teach ordinary Russian soldiers. They taught him how to spy on political figures. They taught him how to harness plasmatic energy. They taught him how to hold back a boulder and then how to push it back. And of course weaponry. Croy always liked really heavy weaponry. Though he thought it wouldn’t hurt to have a sidearm of some sort.
It was only when he had been commended for his military prowess as a “23-year-old” was he finally considered for a move to a school. His commanding officer asked what age he was. The form drafting him in years earlier had said “18” but at the time the officer posed the question, Croy said “17”. The officer was outraged. Croy hadn’t had much of a formal education and now the officer was worried that the military was responsible. The military immediately sent him to the U.S. for college because Customs made Croy wait a year. They suggested he get a degree. Something innocent, maybe.
Something like “teacher”.
And now here he is.
Specialisations: Plasmatic (3), Heavy Firearms (2), Protective (1), Small Firearms (1)
Weaknesses: Manipulative, Drain
Skills: Parrying, skull-breaking, lifting heavy objects, wall-climbing, espionage, being a complete fool.
Favoured stat: Defense