Eric Yuwono

April 16, 2025

Species: Human
Birthplace: Amargosa
Birthdate: 414 IE

Eric Yuwono is a Cybercommand field operative and former resistance fighter from Amargosa. Calm under pressure, tactically adept, and deeply loyal, Yuwono evolves from a disciplined Youth Corps cadet into one of the most effective young intelligence agents in the Compact. He is one of the Children of Amargosa, and a recipient of Thulian rejuvenation following radiation exposure during the liberation of his homeworld.

Early Life

Born and raised on Amargosa, Eric was a cadet in the Compact Youth Corps, heavily influenced by his father, Rey Yuwono, a former Colonial Guard soldier. Rey’s rigid sense of duty instilled discipline in Eric from a young age.

Resistance and Infiltration

Gelt Invasion: Eric reports to his Youth Corps unit during the attack and becomes one of the first organized resistance fighters. He helps save Davra, Suvi, and others during the clean fusion destruction of Lansdorp.

Training Resistance Fighters: He uses his cadet training to instill discipline and tactics among the civilians, rapidly becoming a central figure in the resistance’s structure.

Capture of Tishla: Alongside JT Austin, he apprehends Tishla, unaware she is a dissident Gelt. Though initially suspicious, he backs JT’s decision to trust her.

Infiltrating Kray’s Militia: At Tyler Wat’s suggestion, Eric pretends to defect using his father’s betrayal as cover. Embedded with Kray, he feeds intelligence to the resistance while facing moral conflict over his actions.

Storming Amargosa

During the liberation, Eric kills Ponax, an aide to Gelt overlord Laral Farad, and wounds Farad himself after Farad assassinates Laral Peteesh during a critical confrontation in Riverside. Eric’s intervention buys Davra enough time to escape with vital intelligence.

Later that day, as he and Davra fled the city, a clean fusion weapon was detonated over Riverside, exposing Eric to severe radiation. He survives only through Thulian rejuvenation, a then-experimental medical treatment that not only repairs the damage but halts his biological aging, placing him among the first wave of “amortal” humans in the Compact.

Post-Liberation and Cybercommand

Eric initially seeks peace by working as a bot wrangler on JT Austin’s farm but is recruited into Cybercommand within a year. He becomes a key intelligence asset in the Suicide Arc.

Tracking remnants of JunoCorp

Now 21 and a seasoned field agent, Yuwono conducts black ops missions under the direction of G-4 Frumentarius. Disguised as “James Barr,” he assassinates JunoCorp executive Mr. Caro on Bromdar and recovers a bioengineered virus known as HSAR-429—a weaponized, hybridized HIV strain linked to the incapacitation of President ibn-Aziz. He narrowly survives a trap and escapes the facility moments before it explodes.

After decontamination and weeks of quarantine, he is reassigned to Hosh under the alias “Cody Revix.” There, accompanied by the AI interface Effie, he dismantles a false contact, executes the traitor Tilford (a disgraced Marine connected to the Goshen War), and traces a murdered Cybercommand station agent. He then resumes his covert identity to infiltrate the local criminal underworld.

In the climax of the Hosh operation, Eric boards a doomed shuttle with JunoCorp executive Caro in an attempt to extract final intelligence. When Caro triggers the vessel’s self-destruct sequence, Eric kills him mid-ascent and escapes via an orbital skydive—a high-altitude freefall through the atmosphere. The maneuver saves his life but costs him his left foot, which becomes a nutritious breakfast for a passing sea bull shortly after splashdown. He is rescued by Davra Andraste, who had been tracking his signal, and the two are reunited on Demeter. There, they quietly visit the recently rescued President Cassan, now in protective custody at a secure Compact safe house. Following the mission, Eric and Davra spend a month recovering together at Walden, staying in the cabin owned by JT Austin. The experience, while marked by lingering tension in their relationship, offers both agents a rare reprieve before returning to duty.

Effie’s lifelike persona unsettles Yuwono but proves invaluable in assisting his mission. Despite his growing cynicism and emotional fallout from a breakup with Davra, he remains committed to stopping Juno operations in Compact and non-aligned space.

Counter-Coup on Hanar

Eric Yuwono plays a quieter but crucial role in Suicide Gambit, arriving late in the operation with the remaining Children of Amargosa to reinforce the final push to retake Hanar’s parliament. Though he doesn’t seek the spotlight, his presence is felt in the discipline and tactical cohesion he brings to the team. Now fully grown into his role as both soldier and strategist, Eric works closely with Suicide and Mitsuko to coordinate resistance efforts inside the city. His calm under fire and quiet competence reflect how far he has come since the early days on Amargosa. Though not directly entangled in the emotional core of the mission, he understands its stakes and acts with unwavering loyalty—not just to the mission, but to JT, Ellie, and the found family that has shaped him.

Liberty Operation

Eric Yuwono serves as Cybercommand’s official presence aboard the Hadrian during the Liberty mission. He accompanies Admiral Burke and Captain Chen to the planet’s surface for negotiations, maintaining a quiet but steady hand in the operation’s intelligence and security posture. Even while deployed, Eric participates in senior staff briefings via hologram, projecting calm professionalism and a subtle dry wit—especially in his exchanges with Davra Andraste. Though they operate in parallel for much of the mission, their easy rapport and implicit trust underscore how deeply their personal and professional partnership has matured. It is during Davra’s staff meeting where he reveals Cybercommand considers Marcus Leitman a suspect in Juno activity.

Operation to Obtain Quantum Entanglement Technology

During the Armaneya operation, Eric Yuwono led a covert Cybercommand sting to expose Laral Raas and retrieve a prototype quantum entanglement device. He staged a fraudulent Reaper gambling game aboard the Armaneya station, recruiting key operatives to draw Raas out. Suicide posed as a wealthy Dasarius Interstellar pilot, JT Austin assumed his brother Wills’ alias “Willy Dazar,” and Mitsuko Yamato masqueraded as a high-born royal with a fortune to spend. Each player was carefully chosen to lure Raas into a false sense of superiority and make him underestimate the operation’s true objective.

Yuwono further coordinated the deployment of Tishla and Ellie Nardino to monitor and manipulate events around Raas. Tishla used her standing as Hanar’s former first citizen to legally assert leverage over Shrian’s indenture contract, while Ellie served as a visual distraction and backup inside the casino. Eric also implanted a Cybercommand tap in Duffy to monitor his interactions and reactions. He strongly opposed Duffy’s improvised decision to hand Laral over to the Foundation in exchange for Mitsuko replenishing his stake, seeing it as a breach of mission discipline. Throughout, Yuwono maintained surveillance on the Peacekeepers and ensured the security of the jump box during its retrieval.

Theft of Quantum Entanglement Box and Raid on Miranda

Following the events at Armaneya, Yuwono became the G-5’s point operative when a rogue Cybercommand agent stole the quantum entanglement box from the CNV Challenger. Acting swiftly, he coordinated with Connor Duffy, Challenger’s first officer Linbach, and Shrian to locate the device and assess the threat. Their investigation led them to Miranda, a covert Cybercommand lab orbiting Uranus, which had gone dark for over a year. Under Yuwono’s command, the team infiltrated the facility, uncovering disturbing evidence of unreported experiments and high-level security breaches.

Yuwono authorized and led the strike that effectively crippled the Miranda installation, reclaiming partial data and reconfirming the box’s importance. Recognizing the broader threat the lab posed, he immediately scheduled a follow-up strike by Compact forces to ensure the site’s total destruction. The action not only recovered critical intelligence but also exposed dangerous fractures within Cybercommand’s operational oversight, foreshadowing the internal unraveling that would follow in the later stages of the Suicide Arc.

Attending Duffy’s Wedding and Own Marriage to Davra

Eric Yuwono later attended the wedding of Connor Duffy and Pelgar Shrian aboard the Endeavour, a rare moment of celebration following months of espionage and conflict. Not long after, he and Davra Andraste quietly married in a private ceremony, away from public attention. Their decision came as no surprise to those closest to them, who had long regarded the pair as inseparable despite their stoic demeanors. In choosing discretion over spectacle, Eric and Davra solidified a bond forged in war, resistance, and quiet loyalty—finally embracing what their friends had seen as inevitable for years.

Relationships:

  • Davra Andraste:

    Eric’s relationship with fellow Child of Amargosa Davra Andraste evolves from shared battlefield trust into a romantic bond. After the Liberation, the two grow closer while both serve in separate branches—Davra in the Navy and Eric in Cybercommand. However, the moral toll of his black ops missions drives a wedge between them. Before departing for a mission to Hosh, Eric and Davra argue over his insistence on remaining a field agent, with Davra questioning how long he can endure the ethical ambiguity and violence.

    Despite their falling out, Davra travels to Hosh after Eric is injured in an orbital skydive gone wrong. She pulls him out of the sea after he loses his left foot and nearly drowns. The experience prompts a reconciliation between the two. Though shaken by the mission’s toll, Eric agrees to transfer into Cybercommand’s Analysis division—a role with fewer moral compromises and greater alignment with Davra’s values.

    The couple spend a month together at JT Austin's cabin in Walden during Eric’s recovery. While not without lingering tensions, the time together allows them to reconnect and consider a future shaped less by war and more by partnership.

    Davra Andraste’s relationship with Eric Yuwono reaches a settled, quietly intimate rhythm in Breaking Liberty. Though not officially married, the two operate as a unit both personally and professionally, their dynamic reflecting deep mutual trust. While Eric accompanies Admiral Burke to the surface of Liberty, Davra commands the Hadrian, and the two remain in contact through secure holographic channels. Their banter during briefings—dry, affectionate, and perfectly timed—hints at how seamless their partnership has become. Ellie jokingly suggests they must have a lot of classified pillow talk, to which Davra responds, “I can neither confirm nor deny,” with just enough dryness to suggest both denial and confirmation.

  • JT Austin:

    Eric’s relationship with JT Austin evolves from wary respect during the Amargosa occupation into something far deeper in the aftermath of the Liberation. Though offered a commission in the Marines, Eric declines and instead chooses to work alongside JT and Quan on Lizzy’s Farm, helping to rebuild Amargosa and rediscover a sense of peace. It’s a quiet decision that underscores his loyalty—not to institutions, but to people who earned his trust.

    In 432 IE, Eric is recruited by Cybercommand, shifting his trajectory back toward intelligence and tactical operations. Despite this, he remains closely tied to JT’s orbit, assisting him in the retaking of the Queen Maria Sophia during the events of Checkmate. The operation highlights Eric’s ability to bridge command structures, acting as a reliable field operative even when his formal allegiance lies elsewhere.

    During the Aphrodite operation of 434 IE, their bond continues to manifest—sometimes indirectly. Eric helps coordinate critical orbital intelligence during missions involving JT and the other Children of Amargosa. Though often in separate locations, their actions complement each other fluidly, reflecting a quiet mutual trust. JT frequently relies on Eric’s data feeds and threat assessments during high-risk operations, and Eric, for his part, often anticipates JT’s moves with unspoken accuracy.

    After the Hosh mission, Eric recovers at Walden—specifically in JT’s cabin, granted to him and Davra for a month’s convalescence. The gesture, simple but significant, reflects JT’s continued role in Eric’s life as a mentor and quiet anchor in a world still learning to recover from war.

    During the Liberty operation, Eric came aboard the Hadrian, where Davra served as first officer. He provided valuable intelligence on Liberty, the Cadre, and some much needed moral support for Davra.

    By the time of Duffy and Shrian’s wedding, Eric and Davra are clearly a couple, their closeness an open secret among their peers. Though never officially chronicled, it’s widely accepted they married quietly not long afterward—a development that surprised none of their friends, who had long seen them as an unshakable pair.

  • Suicide (Commander Cui Yun):

    Eric’s relationship with Suicide begins during the Occupation of Amargosa, when his instinct to protect others often clashes with her strict command protocols. Despite his disobedience in early resistance operations, Suicide recognizes his potential and takes it upon herself to whip him into shape. She tempers his impulsiveness through blunt instruction, combat drills, and cold accountability—helping forge the discipline that defines his later career.

    One of her pivotal decisions is assigning Eric to infiltrate Lucius Kray’s militia alongside Tyler Wat, using the defection of Eric’s father, Rey Yuwono, as cover. Though dangerous and morally fraught, the mission proves Eric’s capability for deep-cover work and marks a turning point in Suicide’s trust in him.

    By the time of the mission to Mud to retake the Queen Maria Sophia, it is Suicide who brings Eric back into field service—this time as a seasoned intelligence asset rather than a raw recruit. In Royal Orders, she continues to rely on him for high-level coordination, including orbital overwatch during the Aphrodite raid and Mt. Buxanshal operation.

    In the Hosh operation of 435 IE, Suicide reenters the narrative as part of Vice Admiral Burke’s reinforcements, arriving aboard the Goldeneye alongside JT Austin and Ellie Nardino. Though now technically a civilian contractor under the Metisian Republic, she resumes coordination with Cybercommand and Compact forces as if she’d never left. Her presence during the Hosh operation brings a level of tactical clarity and pressure relief, especially as the mission grows increasingly unstable. For Eric, her arrival serves as both reassurance and a subtle reminder of the standards she once set for him—standards he now meets without question. She treats him as a peer, deferring to his intelligence assessments and logistical guidance without the edge of correction that once defined their relationship. While she plays no direct role in his final orbital skydive or injury, her earlier involvement in the mission’s structure helps enable his survival. By this point, Eric no longer needs Suicide to push him—he embodies her ethos so fully that her presence is simply the return of a known quantity: a ruthless professional who trusts him implicitly.

    Eric’s working relationship with Suicide becomes more nuanced during the Armaneya operation. Though she often bristles at authority, she respects Eric’s strategic mind and his trust in her ability to handle unorthodox roles—such as posing as a flashy Dasarius pilot to lure Laral Raas. The two share a professional understanding born of mutual survival during the Amargosa occupation, though Suicide occasionally needles him about his ties to Cybercommand. Despite her irreverence, she follows his lead in the field, and Eric, in turn, relies on her instincts when events go off-script, knowing she’ll adapt faster than most operatives.

  • Mitsuko Windsor:

    Eric’s professional relationship with Mitsuko Yamato begins in earnest in 434 IE during her mission to Aphrodite, where they share brief but pointed interactions during high-stakes operations. Eric, acting as orbital support, provides Mitsuko and her ground team with tactical overwatch during the Aphrodite raid and Mt. Buxanshal assault. Her cool-headed leadership and ability to navigate the moral complexity of the mission clearly impress him, while Mitsuko sees in Eric a sharp mind forged by combat and discipline rather than politics.

    Their dynamic crystallizes the following year on Hosh, where Mitsuko functions as his primary partner throughout the Hosh operation. Though technically outside Cybercommand, she operates as an equal—an experienced operative with high-level autonomy and her own tactical toolkit. The two coordinate efforts across shifting mission objectives: identifying Juno infiltration vectors, navigating local power structures, and responding to the growing threat around Mr. Gray and President Cassan’s abduction. While Eric handles intelligence and subterfuge, Mitsuko provides the political instincts and firepower required to close the loop.

    Their rapport is marked by a quiet, unspoken compatibility—both highly competent, both scarred by war, and both prone to black humor as a coping mechanism. Mitsuko never pulls rank or postures, and Eric never second-guesses her judgment. Their synergy is especially evident in the way they divide labor without discussion and cover for one another under fire.

    By the end of the mission, Eric regards Mitsuko not just as a trusted ally, but as one of the few people outside Cybercommand who truly understands the balance between political reality and field pragmatism. Their bond, forged in mutual respect and operational necessity, becomes one of the most effective working partnerships in the post-Amargosa generation.

    Eric and Mitsuko maintain a cordial but carefully managed alliance throughout the Suicide Arc. During the Armaneya operation, Eric entrusts her with a key role—posing as a wealthy royal to entice Laral Raas—but remains wary of her independence and the unpredictable reach of House Bonaparte. While Mitsuko delivers results, her decision to replenish Duffy’s gambling stake in exchange for handing Laral over to the Foundation draws Eric’s ire. Though they never clash openly, there’s a persistent undercurrent of political tension between them, with Eric treating Mitsuko less as a fellow operative and more as a volatile third party whose goals only occasionally align with Cybercommand’s.

  • Ellie Nardino:

    Though originally connected by their shared experience as survivors of the Amargosa occupation, Eric Yuwono and Ellie Nardino operated in largely parallel tracks until their collaboration in Another Way to Die. Their earliest interactions were shaped by group dynamics and shared trauma, with little direct rapport. That begins to shift as Ellie transitions from guerilla fighter to field operative, and Eric matures into a disciplined agent within Cybercommand.

    In Another Way to Die, their relationship deepens through subtle, telling exchanges. Ellie—now a civilian contractor working alongside Suicide and JT Austin—joins the Hosh operation mid-mission. She quickly discerns that Eric is pushing himself past physical and emotional limits. Though she masks her concern with characteristic sarcasm, her care is evident in quiet moments, including a pointed request not to report what he sees as a lapse in composure. Eric, in turn, confides in her, revealing flashes of vulnerability he rarely shares with others. Her grounding presence and honest perspective offer a needed counterweight to the moral ambiguity he faces as a field agent.

    Their banter reflects a growing mutual respect—Ellie tempers her bluntness with empathy, and Eric meets her challenges with self-awareness rather than defensiveness. While their bond is not romantic, it is deeply personal: forged through battlefield candor, shared mission focus, and a hard-won understanding of what it means to carry the weight of survival.

    Eric’s dynamic with Ellie Nardino remains grounded in mutual respect, sharpened by shared history and contrasting temperaments. During the Armaneya operation, Eric positions Ellie as both surveillance and backup, trusting her ability to read a room and intervene if necessary. While he rarely gives her explicit praise, he counts on her instincts and adaptability—especially around volatile figures like Laral Raas. Ellie, in turn, tolerates Eric’s quiet intensity and Cybercommand affiliations largely because she sees the moral clarity behind his choices. Though they operate in different registers—Eric the stoic planner, Ellie the visceral operator—their collaboration reflects an unspoken trust forged in the fires of Amargosa.

  • Connor Duffy:

    Eric Yuwono’s relationship with Connor Duffy begins during the occupation of Amargosa. Both survivors of early trauma and early battlefield maturity, they develop a mutual, if understated, appreciation for each other’s competence.

    Their bond strengthens operationally during the operation against radical Cubist Gerard Kurz, where they provide tandem orbital support to Mitsuko during the Aphrodite jungle raid. Working in near-perfect sync despite coming from different service backgrounds—Duffy from an engineering and demolition angle, Eric from Cybercommand—they establish an effective rhythm that foreshadows their future teamwork.

    A year later on Hosh, their partnership becomes far more direct. Assigned to support the operation, Duffy and Eric coordinate intel, data management, and real-time overwatch as the mission grows increasingly volatile. Duffy’s irreverent attitude helps cut through the grim atmosphere of Cybercommand protocols, often needling Eric just enough to keep him grounded. Eric, in turn, respects Duffy’s intuition and calm under pressure, particularly in moments when timing and improvisation are the difference between life and death.

    Their exchanges—sometimes sarcastic, sometimes quietly sincere—reflect a shared understanding of what it means to bear responsibility without rank. Though not as emotionally charged as Eric’s relationships with Davra or Ellie, his connection with Duffy runs deep in its own way: practical, tested, and built on the kind of trust that doesn’t need constant reaffirmation. As the Hosh mission reaches its climax, Eric knows that if things go sideways, Duffy will be the one feeding him the right data—and the one cracking the first joke when he limps back to the ship.

    Eric’s relationship with Connor Duffy evolves from tactical reliance to genuine friendship during the events of Jump. Their collaboration begins with the rigged Reaper card game aboard Armaneya Station, where Eric outfits Duffy with a Cybercommand implant and quietly maneuvers him into position to liberate Shrian from Laral Raas’s control. The trust between them solidifies during the raid on Miranda, where Eric backs Duffy’s aggressive tactics despite political risks. Their bond is cemented when Eric attends Duffy and Shrian’s wedding aboard the Endeavour—an emotional moment that later prompts Eric and Davra to marry quietly themselves. Though their methods often differ, Eric values Duffy’s loyalty, and Duffy, in turn, respects Eric’s calm decisiveness under pressure.

  • Pelgar Shrian/Shrian Duffy:

    Eric’s interactions with Shrian are shaped by caution and quiet resolve. From the outset of the Armaneya operation, he views her less as an asset and more as a volatile factor—one bound by indenture but politically charged due to her connection with Laral Raas. He places Tishla in position to manage her contract, trusting in the authority of the Sovereign’s scepter to keep her contained. However, as Shrian asserts herself—particularly during the rescue on Miranda—Eric begins to recognize her as more than a liability. By the time of her wedding to Duffy, he acknowledges her not just as a former indenture but as a fellow survivor. Though not close, there’s a begrudging respect between them by the arc’s end.

  • Delda Rallis:

    Eric’s relationship with Delda Rallis is characterized by professional synergy and shared caution. As the Armaneya operation unfolds, Eric relies on Rallis as a stabilizing force—someone with deep knowledge of both Gelt and Compact systems who can navigate the diplomatic tightrope around Shrian and Laral Raas. Though Eric rarely reveals his full strategic hand, he trusts Rallis to manage delicate interpersonal dynamics, particularly when the mission risks spiraling beyond Cybercommand’s control. Rallis, for his part, respects Eric’s quiet authority and often acts as a sounding board or buffer when tempers flare among the team. Their rapport is understated but essential, built on mutual wariness and the understanding that neither of them has room for missteps.

  • Tyler Wat:
    Eric remains wary of Wat’s background and radical history but accepts his strategic insight when infiltrating Kray’s forces.

  • Rey Yuwono:
    Rey’s defection to Kray creates a lasting emotional wound. Eric uses his father’s betrayal for tactical purposes but never fully reconciles with it.

  • Quan Jiang
    After the Liberation, Quan becomes both Eric’s employer and a steadying mentor. While not as openly emotional as JT, Quan provides structure and discipline as Eric adjusts to civilian life. Their relationship is marked by mutual respect, with Quan often acting as a grounding influence during Eric’s struggle to overcome wartime trauma and mistrust of the Gelt settlers.
  • Spikey
    A sapient lycanth who chose to remain among humans after the Liberation, Spikey becomes a frequent ally and occasional comic foil to Eric. Fascinated by technology and mechanical systems, Spikey often assists with farm work and bot repairs. His foul-mouthed, irreverent attitude—especially when mocking Gelt settlers—makes him both a source of frustration and unexpected camaraderie for Eric.
  • Devold
    The young son of Clev and Quma, Devold initially tests Eric’s patience with his endless questions and awkwardness. After Eric saves him from a wild lycanth attack, the two form a tentative bond, with Eric slipping into a reluctant big-brother role. Their growing friendship marks one of Eric’s first steps toward trusting the Gelt settlers.
  • Effie: Effie, a next-generation AI embedded in the ship assigned to Eric during the Hosh operation, becomes an unexpected but essential partner in Another Way to Die. Projected as a holographic woman with tailored personality profiles, she monitors Eric’s biometrics, handles his mission logistics, and maintains cover identities in real time—often speaking directly into his neural interface. Initially wary of her intrusive presence and near-sapient flexibility, Eric quickly comes to rely on her tactical precision, improvisational thinking, and dry, biting humor.

    Their relationship evolves into an unspoken camaraderie: Effie feeds him life-saving intel and watches over him with calm detachment, while Eric banters with her like a flesh-and-blood teammate. Though technically not sentient, Effie often displays eerie emotional nuance, including a matter-of-fact acceptance of her own impermanence. By mission’s end, Eric sees her not just as a tool, but as one of the most dependable field partners he’s ever had—one who always has his back, even when he’s falling from orbit or bleeding into the sea.

  • Cedar Scully: Eric’s relationship with Cedar Scully is rooted in professional mentorship, though the dynamic often feels more like sibling rivalry mixed with dry exasperation. A Cybercommand field tech and mission architect, Scully preps Eric for his deep-cover assignment on Hosh in Another Way to Die. She injects him with a subdermal comm and tracking system, builds his alias, and arms him with black-market chips and backup gadgets—often while mocking his taste for luxury and his still-developing maturity.

    While their banter is filled with barbs, the underlying respect is mutual. Scully trusts Eric to complete high-risk operations alone, and Eric recognizes that her eccentric brilliance often makes the impossible work. She refuses to coddle him, challenges his assumptions, and maintains a clear line between usefulness and indulgence. Though she stays off the front lines, her hand is in nearly every success he has on Hosh. For Eric, Scully is the snarky, prickly voice of Cybercommand itself—infuriating but indispensable.

Author’s Notes:

Yuwono is an Indonesian name.

Although he moves into intelligence and espionage after The Amargosa Trilogy, he was originally envisioned as a kid too enamored with war until he has to fight one.

A scene now a flashback in Davra's Endeavour, originally part of an early draft of The Children of Amargosa, he awkwardly tries to recruit Davra to the Youth Corps while clearly being smitten with her. It would be the start of one of the key pairings in the Compact Universe.

Appearances: The Children of Amargosa, Second Wave, Storming Amargosa, “The Interlopers,” Suicide Run, Checkmate, Royal Orders, Another Way to Die, Suicide Gambit, Breaking Liberty, Jump