Sounds fun I'm in.
For : "Crazyman";
Micheal Fraizer "Slowburn", Ex-AresFirewatch team, his unit was trapped was left behind in the fallback from the "ceramic blast" as hunderdeds of insect spirt's swarmed out from the destroyed hive, alone and overwhelemed his team was swarmed, 39 hours later they were recovered coverd in blood half way across town holding out in an apartment building. Tactical assesment showed that over half the team had failed to escape the chaos, from the soliders accounts (Wich varied slightly) Ares was able to piece together that the team had flowed out in the chaos, killing everything that got in their way, many of the people they killed in their mad rush to safty are beleived to have not been infected. Though they remained in radio contact throughout the ordeal in the chaos and screams they were too disoriented to communicait efficiently.
16 years later, Micheal has fallen far from his roots as a Ares Firewatch, diagnosed with PDS he was discharged for metal care after the chicago incident. After several years in and out of failed therpay, both magical and, technological he droped of the grid, addicted to killing he eventualy found himself on the blood stained arena's of the underground Aztalan fight pits. Quickly falling into a augmentation addiction and a near psychopathic "survival of the fitist mentality". Now, unable to sustain himself and his addiction through the controlled pit fights, already outlawed from several because of the near bezerk rampages that he falls into, sometimes injuring spectators, he has taken to the shadows. A battered old vetern on the breank of insanity he know kills for the corperations and anyone who will pay, ripping anything that gets in his path apart, not unlike his mad rush through chicago.
Type: Low essence, heavily cybered a mix of older Ares spec ops ware and the newer corner cutting shadow clenic ware, Flashback's quality, kamikaze addiction.
Allright, next song is
Sabotage by the Beastie Boys
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4PN7Xbexq4Bonus points for "Money" by Pink Floyd