O Yedo Chul

The medic who fights harder than the soldiers he's saving.

Six-foot-three, 235 pounds of Tae Kwon Do and medical degrees. Yedo is the senior operative at Guardians International — the one who's been doing this longer than most, and wants everyone to know it. He walks into rooms like he owns the air in them. Talks short. Talks direct. Has no patience for anyone who doesn't keep up.

He has a doctorate in medicine and he uses it. Field medic, battlefield surgery, the kind of surgical knowledge that keeps people alive when extraction is still an hour away. On his back there's a field medical bag. In his hands when things go wrong: an XM 25 grenade launcher. The man who patches you up and then clears the room you got shot in.

ENTP — a debater. He argues because he can't help it. He's also the one most frustrated with the current leadership, which he finds too passive, too conservative. He's harsh. He's an elitist. Sometimes he's right. He's usually just loud about being right. And on his back, where nobody can see it during a fight: a tattoo of a ceremonial Korean sword — a yedo — that he doesn't talk about.

He desperately wants to lead. He's not patient enough to wait for it. That's going to be a problem.