POI Dossier - Douglas Wallen
Document: GEN-PROFILE-00890
Category: Operative Profiles
Clearance Level: RESTRICTED | GEN-INTELLIGENCE
Version: 1.4
Dossier: Douglas Wallen
Designation: Operative, Defiant Order | Third Lieutenant
Classification: Former Hiigarian Double Agent | Genesis Redeployment
Status: Active
Last Known Location: Mobile, affiliated with the Defiant Order
Personal Profile
- Full Name: Douglas Wallen
- Rank: Third Lieutenant (3rd LT)
- Affiliation: Defiant Order, House of MAD; formerly Hiigarian Intelligence
- Pronouns: He/Him
- Height/Weight: 5’10” / 232 lbs
- Callsign: “Faultier”
Summary Assessment
Douglas Wallen is a former Hiigarian double agent whose covert activities were exposed following a near-fatal incident aboard a Genesis vessel. Wallen’s implants, discovered during emergency surgery, revealed extensive Hiigarian modifications designed for intelligence gathering and behavioral control. Since the fallout of this discovery, Wallen has renounced Hiigarian ties and committed himself fully to Genesis operations.
Now operating within the Defiant Order, Wallen’s gruff demeanor and pragmatic approach to tasks contrast with his deeply fractured history. His reassignment reflects Genesis’s effort to repurpose his skillset for field operations, leveraging his intelligence experience and tactical awareness despite lingering concerns about his psychological resilience and implant functionality.
Key Concern: Wallen’s residual Hiigarian implants and the psychological toll of his defection necessitate careful monitoring to ensure continued alignment with the Defiant Order’s objectives.
Attributes
Strengths:
- Tactical Awareness: Wallen’s intelligence background equips him with a keen understanding of reconnaissance and battlefield dynamics.
- Adaptability: Excels in chaotic environments, using a gruff pragmatism to achieve objectives efficiently.
- Reliable When Needed: Despite his outward laziness, Wallen delivers under pressure, especially in critical scenarios.
Weaknesses:
- Residual Hiigarian Influence: Neural implants discovered during his exposure raise concerns about latent risks or vulnerabilities.
- Combat Limitations: Struggles in extended solo combat scenarios, relying heavily on team support for effectiveness.
- Unresolved Psychological Burden: Lingering guilt and identity conflicts from his double-agent history impact his operational focus.
Operational Role
Integration: Wallen joined the Defiant Order after being discovered by the Devils Dance squad en route to Kormesh. His reassignment reflects a pragmatic effort to utilize his intelligence and reconnaissance capabilities in a resource-constrained environment.
Contributions:
- Kormesh Train Station Operation: Played a critical role in securing the train station, enabling the evacuation of personnel and refugees under severe threat conditions.
- Hiigarian Counterintelligence: Provides valuable insights into Hiigarian tactics and operations, though his severance from Hiigaria remains under scrutiny.
- Neural Link Utilization: Demonstrated effective use of neural implants to disable enemy systems, though some implants remain under observation.
Behavioral Analysis
Personality Type: Data-Driven Strategist
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Key Traits: Boisterous, analytical, adaptable, and pragmatic.
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Strengths: Tactical brilliance and quick adaptability.
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Weaknesses: Overconfidence and occasional laziness.
Public Persona: Wallen’s gruff and laconic personality often gives the impression of apathy, though his sharp tactical mind and occasional wit reveal a deeper intelligence. He interacts sparingly, preferring to conserve energy for tasks he deems necessary.
Internal Assessment: Wallen’s exposure as a double agent and subsequent injuries have left psychological and physical scars. While his allegiance to Genesis appears genuine, his laid-back demeanor and reluctance to exert unnecessary effort raise questions about his long-term ambition and integration.
Notable Incidents
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Genesis Vessel Injury and Implant Discovery:
- Wallen sustained severe injuries aboard a Genesis vessel during an encounter with an unknown entity in The Tear. Emergency surgery revealed hidden Hiigarian implants, including a location beacon, neural links, and an emotional inhibitor.
- The implants were flagged as unregistered, prompting an internal investigation that confirmed Wallen’s role as a former Hiigarian double agent. While Wallen claimed to have severed ties with Hiigaria prior to the incident, some implants were deemed too dangerous to remove and were instead disabled.
- The fallout from this discovery led to Wallen’s reassignment within Genesis, culminating in his assignment on Balkor, and inevitable Jaunt to Thea.
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Kormesh Train Station Operation:
- Wallen’s strategic acumen proved critical during the evacuation of refugees and personnel from Kormesh. His ability to secure key objectives under pressure reinforced his value as a field operative.
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Neural Link Innovation:
- Leveraged modified neural implants for tactical advantage, including non-lethal mech disabling through targeted interference.
Unresolved Points
- Implant Assessment: Several Hiigarian implants remain unidentified or partially disabled, posing potential risks of latent functionality.
- Psychological Resilience: Wallen’s past, combined with memory fragmentation and defection fallout, necessitates ongoing mental health evaluations.
- Long-Term Loyalty: While Wallen has demonstrated commitment since his defection, the depth of his allegiance to Genesis and the Defiant Order requires further observation.
Recommendations
- Surveillance Enhancement: Regularly monitor Wallen’s neural activity and interactions to identify potential anomalies or hidden agendas.
- Psychological Support: Provide counseling to address lingering trauma and reinforce operational stability.
- Skill Refinement: Assign Wallen to intelligence-driven roles while continuing mech combat training to enhance individual capabilities.
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Transmission Key: GEN-ARC//DOUGLAS-WALLEN
Maintained By: Division Arbiter Corps
Last Revision Date: 07.392|7E15