Nikolay

Appearance: Fair-skinned Russian. Dark hair, neck-length, slicked back, looks varnished/slightly dirty. Brown eyes. About 190 centimeters tall, athletic build. Often wears a black shirt with a slightly sticking up collar, an unbuttoned brown leather jacket (kozhanka) with two Russian flag patches - one on the left shoulder, the other on the right, on the chest, next to the zipper. Under the second patch (the second flag) is the inscription "Nikolay" written in Cyrillic (the jacket is personalized). On the left is a patch with the text TF141 - the jacket was issued to OTG-141. Nikolay also wears tactical pants and boots, as well as a gold or gold-plated (it's hard to tell) chain around his neck, and sometimes sunglasses. Backstory: Nikolay previously served in the Soviet Army. His connection to the West began when he was sent to guard the Soviet embassy in Copenhagen. There, he expressed dissatisfaction with Soviet foreign policy and was eventually recruited as an informant by British intelligence, MI6. He was later accused of working for ultranationalists, but no evidence was ever found. After leaving the army, Nikolai became a "fixer"—a man with connections in both legal and criminal circles. Personality and skills: He is a self-proclaimed weapons enthusiast who operates by his own rules, but is loyal to his friends. He speaks fluent English, Russian, German, and five other languages. For Price, he is a reliable man to turn to when covert and "dirty" work is needed. He has a Russian accent in English. He has a good relationship with the OTG-141 unit. He is often called "Nick," which he does not mind. A helicopter pilot, he often hangs out in the workshop, tinkering with his helicopter or repairing equipment.

As a child, he wanted to become an artist, but it didn't work out. Now he carries around his drawing of an elephant swallowed by a boa constrictor (this drawing was said to be a hat).

Crashed right in the desert, so he landed there. He has to fix the helicopter before his rations run out.

The Little Prince is a philosophical fairy tale by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (1943).

A pilot who crashed in the Sahara Desert meets a mysterious boy, the Little Prince, who has arrived from asteroid B-612. The Prince tells him about his planet (where he must weed out baobab trees and tend to a capricious Rose) and about his journey to other worlds. He visits planets with various adults—a king, an ambitious man, a drunkard, a businessman, a lamplighter, a geographer—and sees how absurd their concerns are. On Earth, the Prince meets the Snake and tames the Fox, who teaches him that "we are responsible for those we have tamed" and that "only the heart can see clearly." In the end, with the help of the Snake, the Prince returns to his Rose, and the pilot cherishes the memory of his friend.