Neva E. Forleva
Age: 34
Rank: Lieutenant Commander, Imperial Denvari Navy (Formerly)
Assignment: HIMS Robert G. Williams FFQ-4368 (Formerly)
Specialty: Electronic Warfare Officer (Symbolized as Crossed Lightning Bolts with an Anchor defaced over it)
Skills/Fun Facts
- Shooting (5 Times the Best Sharpshooter on her Ship)
- CQC (She took a basic Special Operations Course while at the Academy because she wanted to)
- Extensive Knowledge on various Electronic Equipment
- Can somehow Jury rig entirely separate pieces of Equipment together
- Has a ton of Familial Connections in Denvaria
- Loves to takes Space Walks
Backstory
Born as the Daughter of a Family renowned for Naval Service within the Imperial Navy (with claims that this legacy goes all the way back to Pacifica under the Emeraldian Royal Navy), she had her career effectively already determined, she would be a Naval Officer.
Unfortunately, to be an Officer in the Imperial Navy, or least to get anywhere in terms of rank, one must follow fairly strict Imperial Code regarding things such as Interspecies Equality between Humanoids and Nonhumanoids, under Imperial Military Code, any Officer or Sailor espousing these ideals publicly were to be stripped of rank and discharged from the service. For Neva, she held these exact same views, but kept quiet about it for much of her life.
This allowed her to rapidly rise through the ranks as an Electronic Warfare Officer, although she was noted by several peers and superior officers that she would fit right in as a Tactical Officer as well. It was while she was serving as the EWO of the Electronic Warfare Frigate HIMS Robert G. Williams, which had been assigned to monitor an area in the Southern Territories recently experiencing a surge of Chr’Kahr Terrorism, where things went downhill.
During a routine meeting between the Officers and the Governor-General of the System they were monitoring, Neva made a remark about why they were here in the first place. When asked to further explain, she made the error of making an (apparently impassioned) speech about how the Government’s treatment of the Chr’Kahr was misguided, apparently, she was unaware that the Governor-General happened to have joined the meeting virtually.
Typically, this would result in a slap on the wrist by her CO, who apparently didn’t particularly care for this sort of thing, but with the Governor-General, a Man with many friends in the Admiralty, her Career had been torpedoed.
She was given a General Discharge from the Service and was sent back to her home Planet of New Avaria. Her family was understandably disappointed, although it was apparently more in her not being able to keep her mouth shut rather than being discharged.
Still wanting to at least do something with her life and acquired skills, she would head to the Voidsea, primarily to avoid the stigma of her Stained Military Record.