Sewk

Sewk (real name currently unknown) is a brainwashed member of the Indigo Syndicate. He used to be a regular Satorin who the RUC and Indigo Syndicate kidnapped to experiment on. An unfortunate victim of The Republic's Loyalty Program, being the first non-human to be put through it and have an Inhibitor Chip implanted in his brain. 
==Appearance==
==Personality==
Sewk is an aggressive and highly unpleasant man, though it can be surmised that much of that is due to the brainwashing he's undergone. He also acts like an offensive living stereotype of his own kind, talking all about living in swamps and hunting with spears while wearing nothing but loincloths, that sort of thing. This is likely a result of the internal biases of whoever was in charge of brainwashing him, forcing all sorts of absurd mannerisms into him.
He also bears a grudge against another Satorin by the name of Dali for some reason. He also speaks of them as if they share a history, even though the two are from two entirely different countries.
He also tends to have trouble recollecting his own memories, and brief sparks can be seen coming from his head whenever he struggles to think. He suffers a minor headache afterwards, but otherwise no other apparent effects.
==History==
His past before being kidnapped and renamed Sewk remains a mystery, though his father, the one the Indigo Syndicate calls The Duke, is willing to impart some knowledge given the right time and place. For some reason, he was targeted by the RUC/Indigo Syndicate along with others to be experimented on. They were put through The Republic's Loyalty Program, and he was brainwashed into becoming a hunter named Sewk.
==Evaluation==
Despite Syndicate claims of his abilities with a spear, he fights as if he hasn't picked up the weapon in his life. Regardless, he and the syndicate continue to insist on this claim. It's likely this is due to the false memories that were implanted into him through the chip. What's interesting in this case is that while the chip can implant false memories into his head, it doesn't seem like it's capable of implanting him with any knowledge of how to use a spear, nor any artificial experience as a scout or hunter. Still though, it's best to exercise some caution when fighting him, as he can be quite reckless and frankly unpredictable with his spear.
Category:Indigo Syndicate