Caesar Fulmine du-Leone

*"Chins up compagni, is but a light shower." - Captain Caesar, under mortar fire.*

## Captain Caesar Fulmine du-Leone

### Relatives

Alessandro Fulmine (Father)Elissa du-Leone (Mother)

## Physical description

### Eye color

Brown

Caesar Fulmine-du Leone was born in Napoli, Italy, on 2 June 1997 to a French mother and an Italian father. His father, Alessandro Fulmine was a respected officer within the 9th Bersaglieri. This military upbringing helped instill Caesar with patriotism and a sense honour at a young age.

Upon turning 18 in 2015, Caesar immediatly joined the Army as an NCO, and with the help of his father's influence, earned his black capercaillie feathers and gained a foothold within the 12th Bersaglieri; formed due to to increased military tensions caused by the African War.

By 2017, 2nd Lieutenant Caesar proved his worth, navigating his men through deserts of the Sahara, and the jungles of the Congo. He earned a promotion to a fully-fledged Lieutenant during the Skirmish of Keetmanshoop in Namibia against Arabian Caliphate-backed rebels who ambushed his convoy.

The Battle of Cape Town ended Caesar's and the EU's involvement in Southern Africa promptly after news of nuclear detonations in South Africa called for an immediate evacuation. Caesar was stationed in a FOB in Stellenbosch, near the city of Cape Town, where panic set in near immediately as they were not prepared (or at least, not informed) for such a massive withdrawal of forces.

Caesar, along with a French-Congolese officer; Cpt. Pierre Akimbola, and Dutch officer; SSgt Jans van Oekrsehn, managed to rally the panicked forces, and group them together for a defense, as all help was currently focused on troops within Cape Town.

Unfortunately, due to mismanagement of the evacuation efforts, the FOB at Stellenbosch was entirely forgotten, and by sheer luck was evacuated after 3 days of a siege by retreating SADF helicopters. Sadly, it turned out that they weren't the only FOB abandoned by the EU, and that Stellenbosch were the only survivors. Caesar swallowed his pride, and kept quiet is outrage of the events; such silence was rewarded with a commendation and promotion to Captain.

From there, Caesar was reassigned to an EU Black Ops Division, and continued his service, for his beloved nation.

### Valentine's Day Disaster

Caesar Fulmine du-Leone was originally a part of Team C during the Valentine's Day Disaster. During the initial assault upon Hangar 20, Caesar was snatched by a Metahuman Soldier who attempted to kill him out behind the hangar itself. After a long bloody struggle, Caesar slaughtered the soldier at the cost of his eye. He escaped by switching uniforms with the fallen soldier before sneaking out of the base under the cover of darkness later that night. Luckily for him, the guardhouse had been flattened.

### Valentine's Day Aftermath

In the aftermath of the Valentine's Day Disaster, Caesar was strangely quiet. He later appeared at Scotty Ross' funeral as a pallbearer before vanishing again into the mist of EU Black Ops. It is believed that he is still out there somewhere, leading a team of soldiers through some of the vilest combat and warfare imaginable.