Fallout: Pre War

A stocky, broad-shouldered man in his early 50s, Victor has graying hair, a permanent oil stain on his sleeve, and a chiseled face lined with years of experience. He wears a worn-out maintenance jumpsuit with a military insignia over the breast pocket. His weathered hands always seem to be gripping a wrench, datapad, or clipboard. A slight limp in his left leg hints at an old injury sustained during a shipboard accident.

Blunt, practical, and stubbornly dedicated to his work, Victor takes no nonsense from anyone, especially when it comes to cutting corners on repairs. Despite his gruff exterior, he has a deep respect for hard workers and a soft spot for younger engineers looking to prove themselves. While he avoids formal authority, he commands respect through sheer competence and experience.

Raised in a military family, Victor spent his youth onboard naval vessels alongside his father, a former admiral. When the war escalated, he became one of the lead engineers responsible for the upkeep of high-tech aircraft carriers. When this particular carrier was sent into dry dock for repairs, Victor personally oversaw the refitting process, treating it not as a job, but as a duty to history. He sees the carrier as more than just a war machine—it’s a testament to human ingenuity and perseverance.