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A war breaks out among two powerful countries. Long exhausting months of non stop fighting have become their normal. Who will win? Or will something else completely different begin to brew among the two countries?

Name:

Helios Zervos

Age:

20

Gender:

Male

Sexuality:

Gay (Not out)

Ethnicity:

Greek

Appearance:

Helios stands at 6ft 4in. He is very muscular with a defined body, due to his work in the military. His skin is on the tanner side. His facial features are sharp and defined. Has high cheek bones and a sharp jawline. He has a bit of hollow cheeks. (Not like hes dead tho XD The attractive kind XD) Sharp straight nose. Paired with plump pink lips, slightly too plump for a male. His eyebrows are thick and seem slightly unkempt. They are angled and sharp though. Puberty hit him like a bus, so he does get a lot of facial hair. He keeps it cut, so its stubble. His hair is jet black. Its basically a curly mess on top of his head, often falling into his eyes. He has fiery amber eyes. They seem kind of orangey, with shades of browns.

No tattoos, but he does have a brand mark in between his shoulder blades. Its on the bigger side, very noticeable as the skin there is pale and not tan. He has 10 piercings but since he joined the military he is not allowed to wear the jewelry though.

Helios is in the Navy so he wears the dark blue camouflaged long shirt and cargo pants, with black military boots.

Personality:

In RP.

The waves crashed against the large Navy vessel. There was seemingly nothing for miles. Only dark blue water surrounded the ship. The overly tall male walked towards the railing of the ship. His fiery amber eyes scanning the blue surrounding. The sky was a pale color, with cloudy gray clouds. Making one believe it was getting ready for a down pour. The sounds of the waves crashing was almost comforting to the tall male. It gave him a sense of tranquility. Unlike the sounds of rapid gunfire. There was no real way of knowing if that sound would be joining the sounds of the calming waves.

The male dragged his gaze across the ship itself. Looking for anything out of the ordinary. The vessel rocked back and fourth with the harsh motion of the ocean. The male seemed unaffected by the jarring movement. He'd been doing it for far too long, of course it felt natural. The heavy, large M4A1 rifle, did not sway in the man's arms. The barrel of the weapon was angled downward. His large hands encased both sides of the rifle. One finger loosely above the trigger, and the other large hand on the forestock of the weapon.

The man was dressed in a dark blue camouflaged uniform. Black military boots encased his feet. A flight cap sat on his head, his jet black curls peaking out from under it. If the uniform and large weapon didn't seem threatening to any possible enemies lurking on the sea. The man himself certainly did it. With his tall stature and muscular build, paired with a fiery gaze that looked to kill, it could make anyone think twice before approaching him. His expression set into a stony glare, as he continued to scan his surroundings.

The sound of a large heavy door clanked shut, a few feet behind the tall male. Soon after the sound of thunderous steps began marching towards him. The tall male wasn't at all alarmed. He knew those footsteps all too well. They certainly were not the sound of an enemies footsteps. Although, with the way they marched towards him, they might as well be. The tall male formally greeted his Chief. "Leo, gather your crew and prepare a zodiac." The man ordered. The tall male, Lio, as the Chief liked to call him, gave a simple nod of understanding.

The Chief turned on his heel and marched away. Lio headed in the opposite direction that his Chief. His steps were quick and purposeful. Jogging down a few steps and long narrow halls, he threw the door open. Behind the door was his crew. The crew was made up of five other men, that didn't include him. Frankly, they were all very unhelpful. They didn't take this whole war very seriously. They were the type to have joined the military thinking it was exactly like their videos games they played back in high school. That couldn't have been further from the truth.

"Chief has us scouting." Lio's voice was deep and powerful. Yet, it held a velvety tone. It wasn't an easy voice to forget. Turning back around he headed back up to the top of the vessel. With his quick, wide steps he reached it rather quickly. Stalking towards one of many grey Zodiacs, he began preparing to drop it into the ocean. Lio didn't bother looking for his crew, knowing very well they would be late. Pulling the strap of his weapon over his head, he swung it so it landed on his back. Clipping a few ropes into place, he rolled the heavy machinery over to the lowering area.

Once there, he readjusted a few ropes, putting it into position to be lowered. Turning back around he saw the five men making their way towards him. Climbing into the small boat, he pulled his weapon back around, and into his large, rough hands. The other men piled in next to him. Finally the small boat was beginning to be lowered into the dark waters below.

(Lio is pronounced like Leo. The spelling is different.)

Ace laughs in joy as his trusty steed speeds through the thin forest towards the beach. He crouches on his horse's back in two-point position, head low beside his horse's broad, light grey neck. Jumping over fallen branches, feeling like he's flying. Ace looks up suddenly to see a low-hanging branch hurtling towrds him. He flattens backwards so his head is resting on his horse's rump with the skill of an experienced rider, while the gelding runs straight, waiting for his rider to regain his balance.

After two hours of riding, the gelding and his rider burst from the trees onto the soft, white sand of the beach. Ace pulls slightly on the reins, drawing his horse to a trot. He steers the gelding towards the water which is lapping calmly on the beach. The water splashes against the horse's legs as he trots along the water-line.

"Good boy, Stormy," Ace says, giving his horse an affectionate rub on his neck.

The tall male was in charge of steering the small military boat. He maneuvered it skillfully, at a rapid pace. The fog made it hard to tell there was even land ahead, but the captain of the vessel must have alerted his Chief. That was why they had sent his crew out for scouting. The large military vessel was never meant to be docked anywhere on enemy land. No matter what happened, it never docked when out in the ocean. Obviously, unless they were back at base. They had always sent out scouting boats to check any lands that had been discovered in route.

One large hand remained on his heavy weapon, while the other steered with the motor. Finally, breaking through the fog, the men could see white sand ahead. As well as a tree line. From where they were, they couldn't see any people. They reached the shoreline in no time, with how fast Lio was going. Slowing the boat down, he got close enough so the men could unload, but not enough for the small boat to get stuck on the land. Lio made no motion to get off, as one man had to stay back and steer the small military boat around. At least until the land was cleared.

One of the men turned to Lio, they looked nervous. "Hey, man. Is it alright if I stay on Zodiac and you guess scout?" The man questioned Lio. He simply just nodded. He preferred to scout anyways. Standing up he swung his legs over the boat and landed with a loud splash in the water. It was up to his mid thigh, but for the other men, they were almost hip deep. Lio was among the tallest in his crew. Although, the other men had climbed out first, Lio beat them to shore. He yanked up his navy balaclava. Shielding the bottom half of his face. It was meant to cover his whole head, but he only used it to cover the bottom half of his face. With that he glanced around, feeling rather vulnerable he made a bee line to the tree line, not waiting on his crew to follow suit.

Lio whipped his rifle in the direction of a... horse? Confirming his suspicion, was in fact a horse's outline through the fog. It was running further into the woods. His instinct was to get low to the ground. The lands lack of noise was practically deafening. The only sound around was the ocean lapping at the sand. Following the sound of the horses neigh was a person? It had to be, but he couldn't pin point where it was, just the general direction where it had came from. He watched the horse, until it's outline disappeared completely.

Turning towards where he had last heard the sound, he aimed his weapon. It had a scope on it, but with all the fog he could see anything. The was a good chance whoever let out that cry had already made a run for. He would have went after them and gunned them down, but with all the fog, there was no way to tell what dangers lurked within. They had to be smart about this. Or so he thought. He caught a glimpse of a fellow soldier making a speedy run for it. He cursed under his breath. This was risky, what were they thinking. He watched him through his scope until the soldier disappeared in the fog. There was long paused, and then he heard the voice of the soldier. "Dont move!"

Lio glanced around, seeing the three others in his group beginning running towards where the other had gone. His jaw clenched. How did he get placed with these men? Finally, he stood up and began jogging over. They clearly caught someone, who else would he have said that too? Breaking through the fog, he could see his fellow soldiers circling someone on the ground, their guns points at them. He slowed, taking careful, but purposeful steps towards them. The soldiers began tossing questions at their new found target. Pushing through, he looked down at the stranger. They were cradled into themselves. "Tie them up and lets get a move on, yeah?" He snapped at them. The stranger didn't even look to have a weapon. For all they knew this could be a set up.