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[b]Name[/b]: Lt. Titus Blake

[b]Occupation[/b]: Air force pilot & officer

[b]Bio[/b]: Titus was born to an affluent family in Great Britain. He grew up in New London in the Cloud District, high above the tideline. The family lived in a skyscraper overlooking the vast landscape and Titus became fascinated with the world that unfolded endlessly before him, desiring nothing more than to explore the vistas and cosmos, idolising the explorers of old. Earth was all but discovered, vehicles for exploring the depths of the ocean long since developed.

He received a private education and went onto train in the UN Air Force under a special scheme to pilot the newly-developed all-purpose ‘damselfly’. These ships were built to function both underwater and in the sky, resilient to intense atmospheric pressures and weaponised. The niche specialism allowed Titus to swoop immediately from graduation into work, jetted off halfway around the world to the large naval base in Sasebo, Japan.

Titus worked in the Pacific Rim for eight years, fighting in the Columbian War over Micronesia. Four years in, he took his officer examinations and became a lieutenant, captaining his own squadron of damselflies. 

When the situation began to settle in the Pacific, Titus found his unit being used less and less. It was around this time an opportunity arose on Lunar. Titus was fascinated with space and was eager to explore the great crater lakes of the moon. He had built up a good reputation and was recommended by his superiors for the placement.

Though there was not much more action here than in the Pacific. His unit operated largely in a reconnaissance capacity, the damselfly useful for reaching the depths of the lakes and quickly flying to the next. It was important work but largely uneventful.

Four years after his initiation here, Titus learnt of the impending mission to Invictus. Military personnel were required for the trip and he eagerly snatched up the chance. There was nothing to hold him back: he had grown distant from his family and had no spouse. It was the perfect chance to explore; explore a landscape few or none had ever seen before.

[b]Starting Location[/b]: Western waters of the sea to the west