Argus Carmine

Overview
''Full biography can be found here. ''

Appearance
Hair: Dark Brown

Skin: White

Eyes: Dull Green

Height: 6’4

Weight: 185

Noticeable Features: He has a single scar going up his neck and the side of his head. Not very visible due to it having healed over long ago.

Personality
Argus is a bit of a quiet man, usually keeping to himself as he works and tinkers away. He is known to make some wisecracks if he thinks someone is not listening, particularly due to those who are impatient about wanting something done, with the occasional snark to those that he knows is listening purely because he knows it will annoy them, but those moments are few and far between.

Abilities
Argus has been working with tech as long as he can remember, always having a wrench or tool of some sort in his hands since a very young age. Having learned from his father, he is skilled with fixing electronic systems and tools, able to manufacture parts that may be needed to fit a certain situation, even rigging something that will make whatever he is working on stick together just long enough for them to get back to a port to get what he needs to make proper repairs.

History
Argus practically grew up in his father’s shop, helping him with repairs on various different objects as he grew up. Be it small electronics or various types of civilian craft, he was always helping his father. Nothing would deter him from his work, not even the nasty workshop accident which nearly killed him, leaving him with the scar he has going up his neck and up the side of his head that he has today.

As soon as he turned 18, he was given a choice, either staying at his father’s shop and working there, or joining up with the military and leaving home. While he wasn’t a fan of the option, he knew that he would get a greater wealth of experience if he joined up with the military, and it was at that point where he discovered that he truly enjoyed. He wasn’t the most social of people, and in the military he was surrounded by others, but it gave him more knowledge than he could have possibly learned just by staying in his father’s shop.

There were very few people that he could say he had gotten close to during his time in the military, but those that have know he will have their back. And when it comes to repairs on their gear, he makes sure they have everything in tip top shape, even if he has to dip into his own supplies to make sure of it. He can wait for his own projects, because to him, those few people that he can tolerate, are more important than what he does on his own time.