<div class="floatright">(http://ts1.mm.bing.net/images/thumbnail.aspx?q=5025430211593472&amp;id=76eb81e5e454240fec652e8e2d5c77a3)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Adrian Levan<br/><strong>Age:</strong>27<br/><strong>Role:</strong>Radio expert and codebreaker<br/><strong>Currently:</strong>Making his way to the stateroom<br/><hr/><br/>Adrian was wandering about the submarine, listening to rumors here and there, and watching the ship run by. He wasn't in the mood to listen to radio logs, so he simply wandered about. Since he wasn't an official member of the Navy, he wasn't subject to as many rules as the other officers. Of course, that also meant that his safety on the ship was in no way guaranteed, except in that no one else would be able to protect them as well the farther they went into Soviet territory. Not only was he adept at intercepting and interpreting Soviet communications, he was also an expert at keeping their own radio communications secure, and he had never failed yet.<br/><br/>Currently, though, he was a bit bored. The submarine was getting quite dreary, and the only other person who worked with him on the radio was about the most boring officer on the ship. Besides, that officer hated radio, and wanted to move to something more heroic, like manning the periscope or the torpedo controls or something stupid like that. He was thinking how dumb that officer was when he saw Brad rush by him. He raised an eyebrow, but continued strolling. He didn't like to give responses to any of these Navy men, and liked to keep to himself. He simply wanted to keep them safe so that he could get home and leave this goddamn piece of metal.<br/><br/>Another soldier told him that he was also summoned, though. How unusual, he thought to himself. The Captain usually only met with him when he had to, which was quite infrequently, since all he had to do was send the messages he needed to Adrian. Adrian would pass along any messages he had to one of the other officers, unless it was crucial, and there had been nothing of the sort so far. Shrugging, he went along to the stateroom, though, he didn't want to make the Captain angry for no reason, after all. If he did make the Captain a bit angry, it would only be because he was bargaining with him for something.<br/><br/>"Reporting for duty, Captain." he said, half-mockingly and half-seriously as he entered the stateroom, as he always did. Then he saw the Captain's expression, and the woman in the room, topless, too, at that. Adrian wasn't quite sure what had happened here between the time that he had received the radio message and now, but it certainly wasn't anything he had thought would've been happening. He thought the commander would have simply quartered the women or something. In any case, he didn't want to speak too soon, so he waited for the Captain to announce why they had been summoned.