Sergey

Sergey is a battle-hardened veteran and a living legend among the ranks of the Dawn Alliance. Known for his unwavering discipline and icy demeanor, he rarely shows emotion — but his courage speaks louder than words. On the battlefield, he is a symbol of resilience. Off it, a man shaped by scars both seen and hidden.

Much of Sergey's early life was spent in the Sunfire Military Academy, where he studied war tactics, history, and the art of strategy. Discipline was the core of his training, and it became the foundation of his life. As a captain in the Royal Solaris Guard, Sergey once served the highest authorities with honor — until everything fell apart.

Rumors whisper of a dark chapter: Sergey was sentenced to death for “unforgivable crimes” against the empire. But the details remain obscured, and no one can say for sure how he escaped his fate. What matters is that he resurfaced with the Dawn Alliance, no longer a royal soldier, but a protector of the people.

Though he now serves as a City Constable, Sergey's strict code and stoic nature keep him distant from most. His lack of warmth is often mistaken for arrogance, but those who fight beside him know better — behind that silence lies a man who has made impossible choices.

The defining moment of Sergey's life came during the fall of the Solaris Guard. Ordered to abandon a city to enemy invaders in a “strategic retreat,” Sergey chose defiance. Disobeying orders, he and his squad held the city for three days against overwhelming odds. Their bravery saved thousands of civilians, but at great personal cost.

When the dust settled, Sergey was not hailed as a hero — he was put on trial for insubordination. Found guilty, he was sentenced to execution at dawn. But fate had other plans. A small bottle cap, gifted to him by a grateful child as a “medal,” stopped the executioner's bullet lodged in his coat pocket. Against all odds, Sergey lived.

Though he rarely speaks of that day, the incident haunts him. He wears the bottle cap still, not as a trophy, but as a reminder: of the people he chose to protect, the orders he chose to break, and the price of doing what is right when the world demands obedience.