I grew up in a small town on Planet Denver. My father hauled White Boxes for Ageira and traveled a lot. My mother was a Boulder police officer and on duty most of the time. I learned to take care of myself. My father didn't come home one time. His ship was destroyed by the Hellfire Legion when he was returning from a gate construction site in Hudson -- he didn't even have any cargo! I enlisted in flight school at Valley Forge as soon as I could and became an officer for LPI. I have spent many years protecting Liberty from the same kinds of pirates who killed my father.

My favorite thing to do is hunt down smugglers and pirates in Liberty space for LPI on my Defiant or Waran. I'd like to continue doing this as an official member of the LPI player faction to better coordinate with LPI officers under the leadership of the LPI organization. Given the extent of my prior LPI experience, I would like to request that I join as a Detective so that I can continue to operate my Defiant. Thank you for your consideration.

I was born on Harrisburg Station as my family was very busy in the trading business. Being born in space gave myself a natural affinity to following in my families footsteps of being a spacer. With much of my time spent on a ship of some kind, I was still able to achieve a basic education that is certified by the Liberty government. I briefly continued my higher education on Manhattan but had to leave due to agoraphobia. Stations, ships, and space were much more at home for myself. However, I was able to achieve higher education off world achieving a BAS in Botany. After this I worked on several stations and ships within their Hydroponics areas. I quickly found myself in charge of my own ship and tended to trade these goods myself.

Piracy has become a real menace within Liberty. It seems like you can not travel very far without being haggled by a group of bandits. Instead of waiting around for something to change I wanted to become that change so that other people can rest easy traveling safely and freely in our space.