Relationships and Opinions
Enemy - Distrusted - Neutral - Amicable - Trusted
Malloki: This man is clearly a psychopath, and not to be trusted in any respect. He feigns total ignorance of societal norms, but while swiftly use it to his advantage when able. He's more cunning than his initial actions make him appear, care must be taken whenever dealing with him, to limit his antics and harm as much as possible.
Ashe-0: This Cyborg proved herself in Dante's Abyss and was instrumental to the defense of Markov without any request for recompence. She is deserving of our assistance in her endeavors, and we should look to recruit her to our cause officially if possible.
Pecan: Dante's Abyss is a game of murder, a situation that confuses and obscures the morality of its contestants. I had only brief exchanges with the man known as Pecan, but he appears to be quite fond of violence, and is also brutally effective at it. Approach with caution.
Aku: A demon of some sort or other. I know only of his exploits during Dante's Abyss, but I find it hard to believe that a being like this could have a positive influence on much.
Cho: This young warrior was effective as an opponent in Dante's Abyss and proved a valuable asset in the defense of Nausicaa. We've never exchanged words in a real sense however, and I cannot comment on his choice of allegiances.
Victor Wolfe: Dante's Abyss is a game of killing. This assassin singled me out for death, executing a shrewd tactical strike to get the upper hand for himself in the future. The Lieutenant has a less than gracious opinion of his conduct, and I rely on her judgement of character, but I will need to converse with this man before reaching my own conclusion. Another acquaintance of New Babylon.
Hiro Hamada: This one's a troublemaker, but he's aiming in the right directions. He and his robotic ally were surprisingly helpful during the Siege and again when we assualted Saren's compound to find the location of the Fade. His allegiance with ARC is interesting given his views on authority. Worth looking into.
Ohm Zui: A strange creature to be sure, but Ohm proved itself essential to Markov's defense, and the Crystal Ball Array has its uses even now. Ohm appears to be interested in preventing the destruction of its home world from occurring elsewhere, a very reasonable motive. It's tendencies towards autonomous action and connections with the Medium make me wonder just how it could be trusted beyond the current crisis.
Rocket Raccoon: A mercenary little creature, but he was helpful during the Siege, and hasn't caused us any problems since then. Someone to keep an eye on for the time being.
Doc McStuffins: A surprisingly competent Biotech medic for her age. The Doc has been in a bad way since Nausicaa, but we have no reason to distrust her work prior to that incident, and her skills speak for themselves.
Chara: This girl is trouble, there's no other way to look at it. We're only fortunate that she seems to be more trouble for the Unmaking than for us. She's turned up at both the Siege of Markov, and Nausicaa, opposing the Unmaking at each place. Her mother perished during the last offensive, and her father is unaccounted for. Leaving a youth with this much power to her own devices seems unwise. If we can keep track of her movements we can ensure she is moving in constructive directions.
Starscream: This autonomous robot-like being was helpful enough during the Siege of Markov, but there are reports it stole Kingdom supplies during the Siege and it has gone off the grid since then. Treat with caution.
Azula: Power comes in many forms, be it social or physical. A combination of the two is an effective one, and the fact that they both exist in such an unstable person is highly dangerous. This one is to be watched carefully in future interactions; they may still hold a grudge from the events of the Abyss.
Doomguy: One can learn a lot about someone from the way they employ their battlefield tactics. Though our forces never clashed in earnest during the Abyss, this one seems to be a competent leader, and a commendably focused adversary of the Unmaking.
Toga: Anyone who willingly associates with Syntech is concerning, and the brief conversation in the library didn't dissuade that. I can, however, only commend someone for being an annoyance to Karl Jak somehow.
Altanis: This demon is clearly very tactically minded and appears to be a staunch foe of the Unmaking. Her mannerisms are less than promising, and her arrogance is a liability, but the enemy of my enemy, right?
Stheno: This mercenary seemed professional enough during the Abyss, a rare feature during that disaster. It's a shame her loyalty was to a loose cannon like Azula. Impressive physique, though I have a feeling she isn't one for flowers and dinner.
Rubra Lupus: A competent scout, though I know nothing of her motives beyond the Abyss.
Izaneus Phortea: This youngster has promise, I think. He's loyal, certainly, and has got a cool head even in stressful situations. He's still green and could benefit from oversight while he figures out his role. If the opportunity presents itself, we should recruit him to our cause.
Ki: This cat-like creature was a reliable warrior during the Abyss from reports. I've not exchanged direct words.
Pennywise: It is a monster, regardless of any potential affiliations with the Unmaking or Darksied. It should not be granted mercy if that thing manages to surface once again.
Deadpool: This idiot is another regular of Syntech events, though it's unclear whether he's a resident or just fond of them. Not to be trusted.
Wraith: Her clash with Gilgamesh ended up sowing the seeds for the Armada's failure in the Abyss, but I can't lay that blame at her feet. Her brashness in spite of her position almost got her killed, but her motives seemed to be in the clear. I'm pretty sure she hates me, otherwise I might give Mirage some competition.
Mirage: Another idiot, though he and Wraith seem to be long-term allies, so he must be somewhat tolerable. I should have heeded his derision towards Gilgamesh with more weight. He doesn't seem to be too fond of large-scale bloodshed either, which is generally a good sign.
John Conner: Clearly a military man. He weathered the Abyss's turmoils with a deceptive effectiveness, which speaks to experience in fighting losing battles.
PJ: This woman was a curious mediator for his Highness during the Abyss. She's well aware of his nature, but also seems loyal to him in a way that he can count on. The verdict is out on whether that's something to be considered meritous or not.
Ridley: This creature is highly dangerous, having both the physical power for large scale destruction and the maniacal intelligence to put it into use with strategic effects. As long as we can keep his focus on the Unmaking, he will prove to be an exceptional asset. But the moment we lose sight of the threat he himself provides is the moment he'll hit us, bad.
Gilgamesh: This man is arrogant to the extreme. The fact that he has the skills and charisma to back it up is extremely dangerous. The number of loyal subjects he has at his command implies a degree of competence in organization and leadership as well. I didn't treat him with enough care in the Abyss, and it was as costly a mistake as one could make. That mistake will not be repeated.
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: I am unsure what manner of creature these things are, and their behavior is quite strange at times. Apparently, they're operating out of Markov or have been in the past. This may need looking into.
Dr. McNinja: I don't much care for his bedside manner, and his powers are difficult to predict or strategize alongside. He seems to be trustworthy in intentions, even if his methodology is bizarre to the extreme at times.
Ezrihel Von Althaus: A general in charge of an unaligned fleet from the reports. This one was quite effective at spearheading the Nausicaa incident, though the tone of expectation was less than ideal. They may prove an exceptional ally against the Unmaking in the future, however, maintain good relations if possible.
Arthur Morgan: Unsure what to make of this one. He appears unassuming at first glance, but has connections to several powerful figures, and was the winner of the Abyss one year. I'd need to speak with him outside of a fusion to better gauge his disposition.
Amalia Eckern: This young woman was caught up in the Nausicaa incident and it seemed she fared poorly. A bit too young for my type, hopefully she keeps out of further trouble.
Juneberry "Juno" Hawthorne: This fae was protecting Amalia I believe, though the cult overpowered them both. I'd need to know more to form an opinion of them, cute ears though.
Orion: This saiyan is a professional warrior. Another veteran of Markov's siege, he is both personally skilled and tactically minded. He is prideful, but aside from that he'd prove a valuable asset in the fight against the Unmaking.
Asriel: Chara's younger brother. This one is desperate to prove himself valuable to the cause, though I suspect that is only because of his relationship with his sister. He's smart, but he doesn't have the bearing of a career warrior. It would be prudent to find a good use for him before he gets himself in over his head trying to prove himself.
Nico Cinder: a punk and a trouble-maker. He assisted us with the assault on Saren's compound, but appears to have had prior bad blood with the Turian as well. Hard to say if we can depend oh him for future endeaveors.
Darkseid: The ultimate enemy of all life in the Crossroads. That we have not unified to repel this threat is a failing of immense proportions. Everything possible must be done to meet the tide this monster emits, until we can drive him off from the Crossroads. I don't care that he's an Arbiter. We WILL stop him, or die trying.