Story: Infiltration
Name: Caeryn Matilda Peyton
Gender: Female
Race: Forsaken
Age: 28 at death
Subjective: “I will say this once, Captain. I get what I want.”
History: Subject is a decaying Forsaken who has spent the better part of the last six years as a desk officer under the observation of Marcus Rosse. In that time she has committed several acts of insubordination, including a brief romantic interlude with a charlatan whom she ordered murdered; a failed mission from the R.A.S. to test loyalties; a forbidden encounter with a Paladin of the Ashen Verdict; and is still held in suspicion of unproven arson, murder, and treason against an agent of the Banshee Queen, the Deathstalkers, all in the name of a traitor. However, she has been permitted to remain under the service of M.R. until the past winter when command shifted under the guise of Anthony Olin. A.O. sent her back into field work, where I was assigned to her for observation.
Objective: Caeryn Peyton has an unflappable patience with her fellow Forsaken; a driven vision toward her goals; and the missions she lead against our targets were consistently successful. Despite worries about placing her in a commanding officer role with her vision handicap, she navigated the terrain without embarrassment and without pride in asking for aid from her men. She exhibits qualities of a born leader: she shows no fear of death; inspires courage in her fellow men at arms; and enforces discipline by example. She is not, however, without weakness. Beyond the obvious vision hurdle, she has a quick temper with non-Forsaken and does not exhibit the same fortitude of patience with the lesser races. Her method of murder is sloppy and imprecise, likely due to the lack of vision. And her tenderness has been noted among members of those she commands.
Assessment: Caeryn Peyton’s soft heartedness is her true weak point, as suspected. The R.A.S. attempted to strike there previously; however, they underestimated the power of her associated colleagues to rally to her cause. A strike must be made from within, when she is most unaware and vulnerable.
Plan: Continue with proposed plan.
Compiled in the service of the Banshee Queen
- Montgomery Pyre
Gender: Female
Race: Forsaken
Age: 28 at death
Subjective: “I will say this once, Captain. I get what I want.”
History: Subject is a decaying Forsaken who has spent the better part of the last six years as a desk officer under the observation of Marcus Rosse. In that time she has committed several acts of insubordination, including a brief romantic interlude with a charlatan whom she ordered murdered; a failed mission from the R.A.S. to test loyalties; a forbidden encounter with a Paladin of the Ashen Verdict; and is still held in suspicion of unproven arson, murder, and treason against an agent of the Banshee Queen, the Deathstalkers, all in the name of a traitor. However, she has been permitted to remain under the service of M.R. until the past winter when command shifted under the guise of Anthony Olin. A.O. sent her back into field work, where I was assigned to her for observation.
Objective: Caeryn Peyton has an unflappable patience with her fellow Forsaken; a driven vision toward her goals; and the missions she lead against our targets were consistently successful. Despite worries about placing her in a commanding officer role with her vision handicap, she navigated the terrain without embarrassment and without pride in asking for aid from her men. She exhibits qualities of a born leader: she shows no fear of death; inspires courage in her fellow men at arms; and enforces discipline by example. She is not, however, without weakness. Beyond the obvious vision hurdle, she has a quick temper with non-Forsaken and does not exhibit the same fortitude of patience with the lesser races. Her method of murder is sloppy and imprecise, likely due to the lack of vision. And her tenderness has been noted among members of those she commands.
Assessment: Caeryn Peyton’s soft heartedness is her true weak point, as suspected. The R.A.S. attempted to strike there previously; however, they underestimated the power of her associated colleagues to rally to her cause. A strike must be made from within, when she is most unaware and vulnerable.
Plan: Continue with proposed plan.
Compiled in the service of the Banshee Queen
- Montgomery Pyre