<div align="center"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: courier;"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong>Kaiten's Characters</strong></span></span></div><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Cy Cabatuan: Grigori Ace Pilot</div><div class="spoiler_body"><strong>Misc Comments</strong>: I see Cy as trying to find his place in the program again. Obviously I've written him with experience, but obviously because of his past, he'd like to almost have as fresh of a start as he can. I don't doubt that he'd face a little bit of stigma from the veterans, but that's expected. I'd like to focus his encounters with others of the team. Combat wise I can see him having close calls in the cockpit, and many wondering if he can still do it. I'm not against him having a romantic relationship, though that's not his primary goal.<br/><br/><hr/><br/><strong>FILE NUMBER</strong>: <br/><strong>CLASSIFICATION</strong>: Grigori Ace Pilot<br/><strong>DEPARTMENT</strong>: Administration, the Grigori Program<br/><strong>WAVE DESIGNATION</strong>: Third Wave<br/><br/><strong>CALL SIGN</strong>: Formerly Cy-Borg, a play on his name and the almost robotic way he took to training. He has since asked he not be referred to this. (Since a new one can be made)<br/><br/><strong>NAME</strong>: Cy Cabatuan<br/><strong>DOB</strong>: March 15, 2074<br/><strong>BLOOD TYPE</strong>: A positive<br/><strong>HEIGHT</strong>: 168cm <br/><strong>WEIGHT</strong>: 67kg<br/><strong>EYE COLOR</strong>: Brown<br/><strong>HAIR COLOR</strong>: Black<br/><strong>RACIAL ORIGIN</strong>: South East Asian<br/><strong>ETHNICITY</strong>: Filipino<br/><strong>CITIZENSHIP</strong>: Asian Union<br/><strong>LANGUAGE FLUENCY</strong>: English, Tagalog, Bits of Japanese<br/><br/><strong>BACKGROUND</strong>: Though born many years after the devastation of the tsunami, Cy was born in a rather tense area of the Phillipines. Because of the positioning and the sea level of many of the areas, it was hard to find a stable living environ with the flood waters having devastated the land and residual spawn finding fiendish hiding places among the forests. His mother and father were more used to it of course. They had gone through the initial horror and lived, despite losing their home, their friends, and one of their daughters. However when Cy was born, they were worried if he could survive the constant moving that was needed to survive. They suffered with over-protection with him, while still trying to teach him to fend for himself if needed, causing his psyche to have a sort of ambivalence that would permeate through his life. Eventually his family was able to find their way to a more stable area of the world, and Cy finally felt a sense of peace, as survival was no longer an issue.<br/><br/>However, as luck would have it, a synchronization test was ordered on all eligible refugees, and that included Cy. Cy's parents saw this as nothing, as they had gone through this once before, and Cy had scored a 6%. Certainly eligible, but none of them had any any desire to become a pilot, Cy least of all. He felt he needed to be near his parents, for love of course, but also because it seemed as if they needed him to be near. Unfortunately, and to their surprise, Cy's synchronization had seemed to change to 15%, just enough to constitute an automatic draft. Though they tried to fight it, their attempts were in vain and he was drafted into the Third Wave of Pilots.<br/><br/><strong>TRAINING AND PILOTING HISTORY</strong>: The initiation into the training program was not really enjoyable for someone drafted like Cy and at 15 years old, he wasn't exactly the most stable. Though he realized that this was indeed quite an important position to be in, he became extreme introverted, and didn't really speak much to others. The intense training didn't make it any better either, which had become a rather large focus in the recent years of the program. This also had a noticeable effect on his synchronization, and it was slowly deteriorating from its former 15% and didn't seem to be slowing down. <br/><br/>As the training got tougher, his survival instincts started up again. Though he had been able to enjoy an easier lifestyle in his family's new home, the skills he had learned from the past never left him. So, he started to dedicate himself, almost obsessively towards the program, becoming almost a machine as he inputted information and outputted results in an oddly logical way. Through a mix of starting to mix with the others and with support, tough and kind from the veterans, he was able to gain a semblance of stability again and was able to become a full fledged pilot. Though there was still something off about him, the way he dealt with problems, sometimes too defensively or too offensively, he was fully cleared.<br/><br/>Throughout his piloting career, Cy showed a rather good aptitude for fighting. Though not naturally skilled as such things, he had taken to the training quite well, and the longer the fight went on, the higher his synchronization seemed to spike. One particular oddity was his rather quick thinking when dealing with threat levels. Given specific orders he obeyed them, but he seemed to prefer, when he and his co-pilot had more broad orders, to be almost utilitarian, often opting to destroy a demon that was attacking an essential port, over saving a small village that was being terrorized by spawn. Oddly enough, even though he seemed rather clear headed when these things happen, his synchronization would take a rather odd dive downwards whenever he made these decisions in his head.<br/><br/>These oddities were mostly swept aside as he was still a rather effective pilot and his logic helped a lot in the field. Still, steps were taken to ensure maximum safety. He was shifted to almost entirely piloting Sariel and he was often sat out of missions to keep his mental state stable. During one rather harsh year though, this perceived stability seemed to crash down. It occurred in a rather horrible time, lack of able pilots due to injury or death made the idea of having a pilot sit out too long an almost laughable idea. To top it off, many of the old second wavers were starting to die out along with a small amount of third wavers, pilots who Cy had rather grown attached to. It all came to a head in one battle, where Cy had to choose to attack a large group of spawn that were headed towards a populous city, or to relieve another Grigori that was in a one on one battle. As always, he chose the more utilitarian route of saving the city, knowing that they could defeat the group, and then, if the other Grigori was defeated, it would have been at least stalled long enough to keep the enemy from attacking anything else.<br/><br/>This turned out to be more costly on his mind than expected. The pilots were of course, people he knew, and though his logic knew saving the most amount of people was paramount, his mind couldn't take it. It started with a rather small drop in synchronization, not a very odd occurrence with Cy, or in general for that matter. As the fight started and as he heard over the comms the sounds of his abandoned comrades frantically clamoring over the mic, he reached his breaking point. The synchronization started to spike up and down much more significantly than before, causing almost a total lock-down of systems as the Grigori cycled to under-synchornization and over-synchronization. His co-pilot did what was possible and many of the spawn were defeated, but the movements of the Grigori made it almost a sitting duck, and the co-pilot was killed, while Cy received severe injuries. Through happenstance the other Grigori had survived its battle, and was able to finish off the remaining spawn in the area, so Cy was able to survive.<br/><br/>Not without cost of course. Cy had to go through significant treatments, and lost his eye. It was replaced with a synthetic eye, but it was quite obviously mechanical and often caused his eyelids to twitch from the foreign object. To top it off, he was grounded and forced to undergo advanced therapy. It took a few years, but finally in the Winter of 2098, he was put back on the effective roster. <br/><br/><strong>PILOTING CLEARANCE</strong>: Has piloted Unit 01-Samyaza, but shifted towards Unit 03-Sariel more, due to the calming effect it had on him. Effectively banned from piloting disagreeable Grigori until cleared Psychologically.<br/><br/><strong>SYNCHRONIZATION HISTORY</strong>: Natural Synchronization is around 6%, however it has naturally peaked at 15% in certain circumstances. Used to Average at around 43%, however he was prone to synchronization spikes, which were estimated to severely raise or lower his synchronization rating. His highest stable rating was 48% Upon return his  average is around 37%, but rising quickly.<br/><strong>FIDELITY HISTORY</strong>: <br/><br/><strong>PUBLIC RELATIONS INVOLVEMENT</strong>: Minimum, always so.<br/><strong>PSYCHOLOGICAL NOTES</strong>: Cy's puts on a rather calm, but friendly and helpful demeanor. His mental state is very much repaired, but still shaky as his therapy involved building an entirely different way of thinking than before. He's become more mindful of his decisions, though often has to stop and slow down his brain almost manually before doing many things. Has a habit of looking off into the distance to calm his mind. Despite his history as an Ace, he tries not to dwell on the past, and will even refuse to speak of it with some people.</div></div>