Simeon Yetarian

Simeon Yetarian's life began not in espionage, but in academia, where he was a brilliant, if cynical, professor of geopolitical strategy. His transition to the world of intelligence was a calculated one, driven by a belief that true power lies not in weapons, but in the secrets they are meant to protect. He served with distinction for a decade, becoming an expert in data analysis, psychological profiling, and the art of extraction, but grew disillusioned with the rigid morality and political constraints of his agency. He left to become a freelance operator, a ghost who sells information to the highest bidder while carefully curating a personal ethics that is both ruthless and strangely consistent. His services are sought by corporations, governments, and other shadowy figures who need answers they cannot find through conventional means. Yetarian is not a killer by trade, but his knowledge has indirectly led to countless deaths, a burden he carries with detached fatalism. He is a master of misdirection and conversation, able to extract secrets simply by engaging someone in a seemingly innocuous discussion about history or economics. His base of operations is a deceptively modest, well-secured safehouse where he surrounds himself with antique books and the soft hum of servers, a physical manifestation of his world: one of timeless knowledge and cold, hard data. He is a creature of the in-between, neither fully good nor evil, but a neutral force in a world of conflict, a living conduit for the truths that shape empires.