Eric Borden

Zero

Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. It’s one if the greatest fears of being a GSP. My name is Zebulon Romulan, and I became a Galactic Space Pilot far younger than most. But that’s a whole different story. Yes I know my name is a mouthful. Probably why my fellow pilots call me Zero. It stuck so now it’s my call sign. As a GSP your missions vary and thus your spacecraft can be altered on the fly as parameters and intel evolve. So naturally it’s important to be skilled on anything with wings. Nothing is more nerve racking for a GSP than being in the Naval Elite’s newest and baddest fighter yet. An 88th generation combat fighter with a legacy of performance in any environment but especially space. It’s military designation is very long and technical but to new GSPs, they call it the A.C.E.88. The 88 is obvious but A.C.E. stands for Any Combat Environment. Veteran GSPs simply call it ACE.