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Jun'ko Zane
Jun'Ko Zane | |
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Origin | Kusari |
Affiliation | |
Born | unknown |
Died | still alive |
Jun'Ko Zane is a solid, no-nonsense ex-Liberty Security Force commander who at first was the employer of Edison Trent, Hero of the Nomad War. She has her roots in Kusari and still visits her relatives and contacts living there on occasion. Currently, she is working as a covert operative for the Order, defending the Human race against the still very dangerous Nomad threat.
Early life
Jun'ko Zane's Kusari based lineage is still something of a mystery. All that is known of her family is a grandmother living in Kyushu's Tsushima Depot over over the Planet Aso, a gas giant. What is known however is that Jun'ko left Kusari sometime in her late teens in order to study in Liberty. Some time later she applyed for a position in the LSF and became a special operative in charge of a small investigation unit. She stayed in the LSF until she was betrayed by the Liberty Government in an attempt to silence her over the Nomad Power grid Artifact.
Career in the LSF
The Nomad War
After the war
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The Nomad War |
Notable Characters of the Nomad War | |
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Edison Trent • Jun'ko Zane • Hermann Van Pelt • Casper Orillion • Solomon Vance • Anton Kress • Roland Quintaine Kendra Sinclair • Sam Lonnigan • Michael King • Marcus Walker • Lord Hakkera • Ozu • Richard W. Tobias • Claus Botzler Dexter Hovis • Syd Montague • Diedrich Von Claussen • Blix and Jonner • Barbara Jacobi • Governor Tekagi • Florian Gustav Niemann |