<br/><div class="floatright">(http://cache.gawkerassets.com/assets/images/9/2011/07/fs3.jpg)</div><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">'Alex' Harrison</div><div class="spoiler_body"><br/>Name: Alexis 'Alex' Harrison<br/>Race: Human<br/>Class: Infiltrator<br/><br/>Appearance: <br/>History: Alexis was a C-sec agent until she quit in protest when her bosses tied her up in red tape one too many times and a criminal got away. Now she's gone into business for herself as a P.I. and ironically gets alot of business from her former coworkers in C-sec because she still has the contacts and can do things they are unable to do. She has also been known to take more dangerous contracts on the downlow to ensure that a criminal doesn't get away. These types of contracts often involve her silenced sniper rifle and a quick exit.<br/><br/>Weaponry: Sniper Rifle,  Pistol, Shotgun (I need to look them up to give a specific model)<br/>Sexual Orientation: Bisexual<br/><br/></div></div><br/>Alex climbed into the seat, settling in and looking at the controls. She was pretty sure she could handle this easily enough. It resembled the controls of the turrets she had been assigned. She tapped a few controls and smiled as a HUD appeared which began showing her where things were and how to activate them. She was so intent on it she nearly missed the scars on Suzie's wrists. Alex filed that away for later, another chink in the woman's armor it would appear though she also didn't try to hide it.<br/><br/>"Viewers? You mean people see what we do? I know you're a reporter or something but you don't have the camera on all the time. And...well...I was hired to be your bodyguard. This...this other stuff is....something else." In truth Alex's head was still spinning and she hoped she'd soon get a moment to catch her breath,metaphorically, and figure out just what she'd gotten herself into. "Also, you don't dock a dreadnaught, you send its landing craft to dock and pick up supplies. Still, the treaties limit how many dreadnaughts a species can have so I don't see a private citizen ever being given one."