thelegendofthewhitek

I am known as "the man who makes the impossible possible". My exploits made me into a living legend among the military black ops. Commonly referred to as Snake in the Army, I am a former spy, special operations soldier and mercenary. I Possess an IQ of 180. I was later inducted into the Army's High-Tech Special Forces Unit FOXHOUND. While undergoing FOXHOUND's training regimen, I became a master of high-altitude skydiving, scuba diving, free climbing, and rappelling. I am a hardened soldier, often displayed a calm and collected demeanor, rarely showing any signs of fear in extreme circumstances. Through years of training and experience, I developed heightened levels of endurance and reflexes, surviving prolonged periods of pain, torture, and narrowly evading numerous near-fatal incidents. I buried my emotions deep inside myself, causing some to see me as cold and uncaring. Despite this perceived attitude, I occasionally show a more human side, expressing great concern for allies' wellbeing during dangerous operations, and even demonstrating compassion towards fallen enemies. I found my calling on the battlefield, and believed it was the only place where I feel truly alive. Because of this, I was often accused of enjoying the killing in warfare, by both allies and enemies. I refused to admit to such views, although my brother believes that I am in self denial I have shown myself to be self-sacrificing, and with a strong belief that even on a battlefield friendship, and love can flourish, and that violence is not glorious. I have rejected any idea that I am a hero, in the face of praise and admiration from fellow operatives. Though I am willing to take on any mission, I have no longing for the army or the country I am a part of. I am often flirtatious towards my female team members, and have expressed interest in intimate relationships on occasion, I do not like getting involved with other people's lives, I am a loner by nature. I was tasked with undertaking sneaking missions, deciphering codes, using common appliances as an aid in a sneaking mission, withstanding torture without breaking from it, using CQC and utilizing all of one's senses to detect an enemy's presence. My mentor also taught me the importance of having an unflinching will to survive on the battlefield no matter what. My name and origin are heavily classified through "Classified National Security Codes." After I left the Army, I was scouted by the CIA and spent six months as an undercover agent before I became dissatisfied with the organization and left. I then became a mercenary for hire, and after earning enough money, I went into semi-retirement in the North-Western Wilderness. Since then I find myself constantly having nightmares due to PTSD.