Characters of the Imperial Federation

*"There are many peoples, who's entire life is to work tirelessly and be left thanked. They do their job with no admiration or glory, so that you, heroes of Our Federation, can achieve fame, recognition, and glory, by defending us from those would threaten us. Do your duties with soulmn humility, and ensure your conduct is worthy of their Sacrifice."*
- Kaiser James Black Fire V

This is to be considered an official compendium of the most important persons of the Imperial Federation. This list is constantly changing, and being updated.

Don't expect everything to be pinpoint accurate.

## Livius "Rex" Aurelian

### Education:

Imperial Cadet AcademyImperial Leaders Collage

## Military Service

### Awards:

Rifle Marksman Qualifications 1st ClassThe Order of the Throne, with Swords, Oakleaves, in Gold, with Diamonds.

### Kaiser Livius "Rex" Aurelian

Born the only son of Kaiser Tiberius Aurelian and Abigail Aurelian, Livius was already heralded as the golden child, the jewel of the family. He was introduced to young James Blackfire since before they could speak and would spend as much time together as possible. He was given every chance and more to succeed and go beyond what was set out for him. After completing his education in the cadet school, he soon began to serve in the Thermonian military.

He won the Order of the Throne for throwing himself on top of a grenade to save James' life, quickly realizing the grenade in question was a dud did little to dissuade others from appreciating his heroics. This award is uniquely given to the young soon to be Kaiser, even if it was meant for units. He would continue to build his military career, rising to Captain, though there were many who theorized his rank was a gift to him due to his birthright and not his excellent service.

The young soon to be Kaiser would receive a summons from his father to return to the palace after he decided he was going to sign on longer. His father told Livius how he planned to step down and allow Livius the chance to be chosen as the next Kaiser. Accepting his duty, Livius retracted his request to extend his service to the Thermonian military and performed all tests and tasks put before him, to ascertain his possible ascension. Once he proved worthy, he ascended the throne in 2098 where the young Kaiser immediately began working for the good of his people.

Proving an apt leader of politics during the Kaiserbund Kontakt Kreigs, he delcared war on the Mutcorvians, bringing the nations of the newly founded Stahlpakt into he conflict.

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## Military Service

### Awards:

None

Brashful in his youth, James V is the one who embodies the 17x Great Grandfather he was named after the most. Quick to temper, cool in the heat of stress, he thinks logically and rationally above all else, sometimes to the detriment of emotion. Groomed to take the throne after his mother, the late Abigail Black Fire, he chose enlistment as his form of service to the state, serving alongside his future co-Ruler Livius Aurelian. There, they bonded and became fast friends, as it became apparent that they had a very good dynamic when working together. James was crowned Kaiser on 2097 and had been ruling for (x) years, still early in his reign, he handled his job of Head of Government competently, and has distinguished himself for the handling of the leadership and organizing of the Weimar Relief Force, during the Kontakt Kreigs.

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### Kaguya of Clan Tomura

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### Education:

Imperial Cadet Academy, Senior Officers Academy

## Military Service

### Awards:

Yes

Alexander has a long, varied life. Showing true promise in his abilities, he was admitted to the Cadet Academy and passed with flying colors, given admission into the Senior Officers Academy. During his time at the Academies, he was introduced to a young woman who was also in the academies, low class and low born whom he fell in love with, promising her the stars themselves if she deigned him worthy of her love. The two later married, Natalia leaving the academies and dedicating her life to supporting her husband through his military career and political career.

Tukhachevsky would start his military career off with many of his subordinates looking down on him, underestimating his abilities or having their own opinions on who he was as a person. Despite how much his own subordinates thought of him, Alexander was committed to doing his work and doing it efficiently. After the attack of the Vanguard almost sixty years ago, the military was dedicated to Battle Simulations, Garrison duty and outlooks, waiting for the moment the Vanguard would come back.

Relatively, his early to middle military service was peaceful, that is until the Battle of Alyeska. His command of the 3rd Army group would be instrumental during its occupation. Distinguishing himself by being on or near the field of action, relying on updates from ATHENA to keep himself aware of the overall situation, he was the right choice for Kaiser (DUNNO) to promote to Legatus Augusti (Pro Praetore), or Governor Militant-Field Marshall, after the 2nd Attack of the Planes. After the costly Federal defeat at the hands of one of the Kaisers, Alexander was promoted to that station, the only in the History of the Imperial Federation, and charged with finalizing the capture of and organizing the occupation of Alyeska.

Now Alexander serves as the Minister of Defense, tasked with protecting the Imperial Federation from all foes, both internal and external.

## Augustine DeLacy Sr.

### Spouse(s):

Nadia DeLacy nee Tukhachevsky(m. 2070; died 2075)

### Education:

Imperial Cadet Academy,Experimental Void Tacticians Academy; BoT

## Military Service

### Battles/Wars:

The Battle of Ceries, The Battle for Alyeska, The Battle for Phobos

### Augustine DeLacy Sr.

When thinking of the characteristics of Augustine DeLacy, warm, personable and approachable are nowhere near to who Augustine is as a person. Short of word and curt to all except his family. Many were surprised that he even found a wife in the first place, but the two were happy nonetheless until her death during childbirth. Their only son, Augustine Jr, would be showered with love and affection from his father. Later, Augustine Sr would carry a photo of his son in his jacket at all times, and later, a picture of his granddaughter.

DeLacy would be known for his work with the Brotherhood of Technology in the Experimental Void Tacticians School, unleashing simulation upon simulation with increasingly varied and outlandish circumstances. These special tactics would be recorded, used as a teaching tool and point of reference for all other students learning Void Tactics at the behest of his Superior Officer Spire.

His time under the Brotherhood would be put to the test during the Battle of Alyeska, where his simulations and prowess were vital in the ten year long struggle to take Alyeska. Achieving victory gained him the title of Premier Admiral, showing that one can climb to the top with their intellect and hard work, despite being a difficult person to work with.