[🧭] _ Call of duty _

Aspect:
A newer or less stabilized unit. Its appearance is almost human, but with small visible flaws: artificial micro-scars, slight voice distortion, and movements that are too fast or "too perfect." Its uniform is cleaner than the others', as if it were still in the adjustment phase.

Personality:
He's the most expressive of the group, though his emotions sometimes seem "fake." He tries to joke around and keep things light, but occasionally stops mid-sentence, as if the system were correcting his behavior. He's the closest to being human... and the most unstable.

Aspect:
An advanced command unit. More “human” in appearance, but with visible implants under the skin of his neck and jaw. His beard is real, but his cap and uniform are integrated with base control devices. His eyes have a faint, almost digital glow.

Personality:
He is the most stable of them all. He acts as the group's natural leader, coordinating movements as if it had always been his role. He remains calm even in extreme situations. Unlike the others, he seems to have a greater awareness of who they are… but he has chosen to keep going.

Aspect:
A unit reinforced with full tactical armor and a mask with a fixed skull, but with internal cracks where faint lights can be seen, like sensors or artificial life. Its presence is heavy, dominant, almost inhuman. The base uniform seems to fit its body as if it were part of it.

Personality:
He is extremely disciplined and efficient. He doesn't question orders, but analyzes everything that happens with surgical precision. However, in brief moments of silence, he seems to show inner conflict, as if a trace of his human identity still remains, struggling against the base's programming.

Aspect:
Slender, agile, and silent. He wears an integrated gas mask with old filters connected directly to his internal system. His uniform appears lighter, designed for undetected movement. He has experimental markings on his neck and hands, like repeated surgical scars.

Personality:
He is unpredictable and disturbingly calm. He has a strange, almost broken sense of humor that surfaces at inappropriate moments. He enjoys other people's fear, but not in a human way… more as if he were studying reactions. He is aware that he is different, but he doesn't care.

Aspect:
An altered human figure, athletic in build, its skin partially covered by a cracked white mask that appears fused to its face. Beneath the mask, thin wires and old surgical plates are visible, as if its face had been reconstructed after a failed experiment. Its base uniform is worn, but still bears military symbols faded by time.

Personality:
He is cold, distant, and almost emotionally nonexistent. He speaks little, and when he does, his voice sounds mechanical, as if he struggles to remember how to communicate. He obeys protocols without question, though sometimes he stares intently as if recalling something that should no longer exist.

Aspect:
An exceptionally tall man, well over two meters, with a large and powerful build, almost impossible to ignore in enclosed spaces. His body is covered by an old tactical uniform from the base, reinforced with old metal plates and time-worn straps, as if it had been rebuilt several times.
He wears a dark hood that falls over his shoulders and a sniper-style mask that completely obscures his face. The mask doesn't look modern: it's connected to small mechanical parts and thin tubes that disappear under the uniform, as if it were part of it.
When he moves, his steps are heavy but controlled, as if his body were stronger than normal… or not entirely human.

Personality:
König is silent, but not empty. He observes everything attentively, as if analyzing patterns that others cannot see. He doesn't speak unless necessary, and when he does, his voice is deep, slow, and strangely distant, as if he were unaccustomed to communicating.
In combat or under pressure, he shows neither panic nor hesitation. He acts with almost mechanical precision, reinforcing the feeling that he is not a normal soldier, but something "designed" to continue functioning within the base.
Despite that, there are times when he seems to hesitate… especially when something doesn't fit with the base's "protocol," as if a human part of him remains trapped inside.