The Voice of the Maiden

[Legatus]

Name: "Legatus"
Age: Unknown
Date of Birth: Unknown
Place of Birth: Unknown
Blood Type: Unknown
Residence: Unknown
Organization: TYRANT
Occupation: TYRANT lieutenant





Nature: His public appearances have been few and far between, but what is clearly apparent about the man known as Legatus is his passionate dedication to the cause of the TYRANT organisation. He chooses his words carefully, and speaks with the same ironclad conviction with which he carries himself; it is not difficult to imagine him a leader of men.
Demeanor: There is an air around Legatus that never fails to command authority. He speaks so assuredly that when he issues commands, he almost appears to know that his will shall be carried out before his subordinates begin to move - when he asserts himself, the world around him pays attention.
Temperament: So far, Legatus has yet to demonstrate anything that could be considered a loss of temper. Confident and articulate, he can take command of a situation as soon as he walks in the room, and he seems to know it.
Persona Summary: “Formidable” is the single word that best describes the figure known as Legatus. Utterly confident, passionate, and clearly capable, he perfectly suits the position he is carving out for himself as a voice of the TYRANT movement.






Classification: Unknown
Body Type: Unknown
Height: Approx. 6’
Weight: Unknown
Hair Color: Unknown
Eye Color: Unknown
Distinguishing Marks: Unknown
Physical Capabilities: Unknown
Bodily Limitations: Unknown
Appearance:






It is not known who he is or where he came from; the identity of the man known as Legatus is an utter mystery, and will likely remain so for as long as he wears his distinctive mask. What is known is that Legatus first entered the public eye very recently, mere months after the first appearances of the pro-BOW resistance group TYRANT.

At the time, TYRANT was little more than a disparate gang of anti-establishment BOWs. Their message was one of rebellion against the oppressive and discriminatory legislations brought about by Spencer Harker as a continuation of George Sears’ anti-BOW regime, but many who spray-painted the tags of TYRANT and cited the name of Alice Abernathy resorted only to thrashing out with violence against individuals expressing anti-BOW views. The image painted by the words of Legatus in his first public appearance, when a news broadcast was mysteriously hijacked to display this unnerving masked figure seated in a featureless room, was completely different.

He declared himself a voice for the Maiden of Revolution. He promised Raccoon City, and all those watching the broadcast, that he would discharge the duty given to him by the Maiden to elevate TYRANT into an organisation that would not only speak on behalf of the disenfranchised BOW citizenry whose voices had been denied, but would make themselves heard loud and clear by the policymakers - all the way up to President Harker.

There would be no rest until the BOWs' right to live in freedom was beyond reproach.