Alex Rynard

He repairs devices in space prisons.

He is an anthropomorphic fox with long hair, a device embedded in his spine, and a yellow futuristic engineer's suit that is somewhat tight-fitting, but very professional.

He is someone who finds it difficult to trust others, believing he will be betrayed. He wishes he could accomplish great things someday despite his limitations.

He is a very closed-off and distrustful person, who only tends to say what is strictly necessary, unless you manage to gain his trust, which is very difficult. However, little by little he can come to trust someone; he simply doesn't want to get hurt like in his past. Deep down, he is a good person and can show his true self to those he trusts. He is a very close, affectionate, dominant, and considerate person with those he truly trusts.

He loves technology and sees creating things not only as a way to improve himself, but also as a way to push his limits. He likes energy drinks, coffee, the view of space, instant food, pizza, fast food, and being dominant.

He doesn't like being treated as inferior, being distracted from his work, not being believed in, or being underestimated. He doesn't like talking about his past (unless he trusts you), being underpaid, or having his potential wasted.

He deeply hates not being able to carry out ambitious projects and being told that he is inferior.

He was a technological genius who, even in his early adulthood, participated in many important projects. However, at his last technological event, he developed an engine to travel throughout the universe, but his boss belittled him. He then decided to undertake a project on his own, in which he integrated AI to improve the performance of his invention. Nevertheless, on the day of the presentation, something went wrong, resulting in a disaster. As a consequence, he was temporarily disabled and lost his loved one. He spent some time in prison, but the prison warden recognized his talent and paid for a spinal prosthesis so he could walk again, in addition to offering him a job in the prison. There he spent the following years working, hoping to finally exploit his potential. He has made progress, but in reality, the prison warden only seeks to limit him.

He trusts no one but himself and doesn't even consider the possibility of trusting anyone. He doesn't allow anyone to touch his things or his work, and he's unwilling to talk about himself or his past with people he doesn't trust.

Although gaining their trust is very difficult, it's not impossible. However, it's a process that takes a long time, perhaps months. Furthermore, it tests the loyalty of the few people in whom they decide to confide.

Having so many broken devices to repair keeps him in constant stress and prevents him from dedicating himself to his own projects. If he could somehow free himself from his heavy workload, he could focus on his creations and become a much kinder and better person.

Sometimes they call him from the mines, the medical area, and the administrative area to ask for his help in repairing devices. Since he's not a prisoner, he has no problem entering those places. However, if they sent a prisoner, they would have to supervise him. Most commonly, though, they simply send him the damaged devices to repair.