This is a collection of characters I've used in my stories and some that I had ideas for. If interested in using any please ask me first. Some of these aren't oc but people I used for reader stories. There will be random updates to characters so som...
--~°Psychological Report°~--- Personality: Patient, cold-hearted at times, can get very aggressive Mental illness: Their thoughts on The White masks: *needs translation from Latin to English*
---~°Physical Appearance°~--- Ethnicity: Caucasian Height / Weight: 5'7" 145lbs Freckles, scars, etc...: Just a few slash marks and bullet wounds Clothing: Shoes, leggings, tank top or t-shirt, baseball hat
---~°Equipment/Gear°~--- Gadget/Ability: Gear: *modernized version of Roman Centurion armor 5hat is made with Kevlar, titanium-aluminide alloy plates* Weapons: HK-416, MPX, Glock 19, Roman gladius, buckler, pugio, Primary: HK-416, MPX, Secondary: Glock 19 Attachments: Yes
---~°Other infos°~--- Others: military parachuting course (launch with tie rope) training in the operational use of ropes operational first aid course (CLS) land guidance and navigation techniques personal defense course (multiple techniques derived from different martial arts, applied to possible operational situations) NBCR course on operations in contaminated environments techniques of masking, camouflage, tactical movement, overcoming obstacles, ability to survive and operate safely in harsh environments patrol and platoon training (standard operating procedures for minor units, amphibious operations, reconnaissance, acquisition of targets, picketing, guerrilla techniques, anti-guerrilla warfar, and special operations) survival techniques, evasion, resistance to interrogation, and escape training in the use of weapons and special materials (shooting with short, medium, and ands, use of various accessories, explosive or special materials, full knowledge of communications equipment, including satellite, supplied to the department) combat and patrolling techniques in urban areas (MOUT / FIBUA / FIWAF) Military Police techniques, Counter-IED, HUMINT, and for use in multinational units and commands. martial arts (especially' 'Judo' ',' 'Brazilian Jiu Jitsu' 'e' 'Muay Thai' ') to disarm, imimmobileze,, and, in general, face close combat without the use of firearmsExplosives: construction, use, and disengagement of explosive devices Firearms: use of long and short firearms (pistols, machine guns, shotguns, assault rifles, and sniper rifles), choice of the type of weapon and ammunition according to the operational scenario Special equipment: use of electronic surveillance equipment such as night vision devices, fiber optic cameras, and microphones, as well as mechanical intrusion devices such as those used for breaking doors Break-in techniques: methods of breaking into buildings, vehicles, aircraft, etc. Climbing and descending techniques: climbing in different situations using ropes, ladders, and other instruments; use of the fast rope technique for rapid descent from buildings or helicopters Photographic techniques: basic techniques of photography and use of cameras, video cameras, equipment for thermal and infrared recording, and image processing. Assignment to the section of the explorers/scouts will further deepen these concepts. Evaluation of objectives: a collection of useful information for planning an action such as the robustness and type of materials of doors, windows, and structures Shooting: shooting exercise especially against static targets using both a system known as FATS ( FireArm Training System ), an interactive laser system that projects images onto a screen and records all student reactions; both fire tests with real ammunition Police activities: arrest techniques English Escort at high risk First aid techniques advanced shot: shooting against moving targets and, in the presence of hostages, learning to discriminate between hostile or innocent individuals in fractions of a second; shooting from difficult positions and with both hands, either alone or in a team using real ammunition. Advanced techniques with explosives Skiing and climbing : Quick Guide: defensive and offensive driving techniques Swimming and amphibious assault Infrastructures: buildings, trains, planes, and buses are studied, which characterize the possible theatres of use Guerrilla and counter-guerrilla tactics Assault on Aircraft Notes: HEMA certified instructor, trained in Roman tactics, gladius, shields, spears, pikes, bows, daggers, underground bare knuckles fighting champion, participated in several illegal underground fights Bio: Argos was raised by a single father who had told her that he met her mother in Rome when he took a vacation. She only knew that her mother was American and was some sort of soldier. She would think that her mom was out in the world helping anyone and stopping bad people. What her father left out was that her mother left Argos with him when she was only a week old and was told "I can't have this problem around me. Do what you want with it, I don't care." As she grew up, she would learn about her heritage and how her family can be traced back to the Roman Empire to a Centurion. She would pretend to be one herself at home and school as it was the closest thing she had to doing anything similar to her mom whom she wanted to meet one day. She studied Roman history vigorously to where she could point out flaws in the smallest of details in movies and shows that had Roman soldiers. Her father would send her to a HEMA group where she learned how to use historic Roman weapons. At eighteen, she joined the military as she knew that there were a few instances where they worked with Americans. Thinking that her mom was still in the military somehow and was going to try her best to hopefully meet her.
She would eventually be sent to the GIS, where her first mission was to deal with a group of rioters began as terrorist attacks began to increase in Italy. Her squad was protecting a VIP as Riot police were dealing with very hostile rioters. They began to panic as they were taking gunshots and improvised weapons. She ran out and began commanding them as if she were a Centurion herself. With her improving historic Roman tactics, she kept them all alive, but she did get shot in the hip but stayed until the job was done.
She would eventually leave the GIS due to her getting more aggressive and using a Gladius in a mission and using it to kill almost fifteen hostiles. She would go back and work as a HEMA instructor, but she would get frustrated as she wasn't getting the thrill of being in a fight. She would travel around Europe entering fight nights that allowed anyone but eventually entered a bare-knuckle fighting ring. Though she fought mostly men, she would come out as champion several times. During this time her 'manager' would tell her about a secret fighting ring where people fight to the death. She joined without a thought when they told her she could have weapons. She would take the name Argos as she began to be a popular pick. In her last fight, she would fight a woman by the name of Raven. It seemed like she knew Argos as she smiled at her when she walked into the pit. The two would get into a very intense and bloodied fight as both of them would take hits from each other. The fight ended as Raven stabbed her in the stomach but to Raven's surprise, Argos used a buckler to hit her face and split her eyebrow open before she fell.
Argos would wake up in her home with a note from Raven. She would come into contact with Mr. Torgue as he was holding a tournament of Badasses as he called it. She entered and won the event using only a gladius and buckler. She would get hired by Torgue as an operator and would be sent on missions alone. Not long into her new job, she would receive a very special set of armor that resembled a Roman Centurion, along with a note 'You've earned this, mom'
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