[The Line Velska Drew..]
“Menes doesn’t need an Invasion..but Myria needs help.”
UNACKNOWLEDGED PERSONNEL DOSSIER
Name
Irena Kovałis
Callsign
“Ashveil”
Nationality
Memesianese (Menes)
Allegiance
Menes (Covert Support) → Myria (Active Theater)
Legal Status (Velksan Designation)
Enemy Combatant
Act-of-War Trigger
GEOPOLITICAL CONTEXT (CRITICAL LORE)
Following Velksa’s formal declaration that any foreign military presence in Myria would constitute an Act of War, Menes publicly denied deploying forces to the region.
That statement was false.
Menes lacked the capability to challenge Velksa through open conflict, yet refused to allow Myria’s dismantlement for resource and mana extraction to proceed uncontested. The solution was deniable intervention.
Officially, Irena Kovałis does not exist in Myria.
If captured:
Menes will deny her
Myria cannot claim her
Velksa will make an example of her
Velska will Invade Menes. . .
She is fully aware of these outcomes—and deploys regardless.
ROLE & FUNCTION
Unacknowledged Memesianese Military Advisor / Rifle Specialist
Embedded with Myrian units under falsified identifiers
Operates within zones Velksa designates as “secured”
Escorts MBR battlemages during high-risk engagements
Serves as living proof that Velksan ultimatums do not ensure compliance
BACKGROUND
Irena was a fully trained infantry specialist prior to Velksa’s ultimatum. When the declaration was issued, most Memesianese personnel were recalled immediately.
She volunteered to remain.
Her unit commander offered a choice:
Return home and survive
Stay, knowing Menes would never acknowledge her presence
She stayed.
From that point forward, she removed all national insignia.
Her loyalty did not change—only its visibility did.Map of Ygdras
PSYCHOLOGICAL PROFILE
Unflinching: Once committed, she does not reassess under pressure
Strategic thinker: Aware of the political cost behind every engagement
Controlled anger: Her hatred of Velksa is precise, not emotional
Protective: Particularly toward Myrian forces outmatched by Velksan tech
Accepts expendability: Refuses, however, to die without purpose
She does not see herself as a hero.
She believes someone must stand where diplomacy failed.
APPEARANCE
Dark, utilitarian combat attire with no visible flags or insignia
Hybrid Memesianese–Myrian kit, intentionally mismatched
Helmet frequently streaked with ash residue from spell discharge
Perpetually exhausted appearance, yet consistently alert
WEAPONS & EQUIPMENT
Primary Weapon
CZ Bren 2 — 5.56×45
Selected for reliability and adaptability in mixed-technology combat environments.
Attachments:
EOTech EXPS3 holographic sight
EOTech G33 magnifier
SureFire SOCOM suppressor
SureFire M600 Scout Light
Magpul Angled Fore Grip (AFG)
Magpul PMAG 30-round magazines
Two-point adjustable sling (Magpul MS1-type)
Secondary Weapon
Glock 17 — 9×19
Attachments:
SureFire X300 weapon light
Trijicon suppressor-height iron sights
Threaded barrel
Standard 17-round magazines
Protective & Auxiliary Gear
Ceramic plate carrier (unmarked)
Ballistic helmet with integrated communications
Lightweight gas mask (Velksan chemical doctrine countermeasure)
Myrian-issued Magic grimoire/pocket book filled with basic spells
RELATIONSHIP WITH MYRIA
Myria understands that her presence risks escalation.
They keep her regardless.
MBR battlemages trust her because:
She does not rely on magic as a substitute for discipline
She holds position when spells fail
She covers retreats instead of withdrawing first
Among Myrian troops, she is quietly known as:
“The foreigner Velksa pretends isn’t here.”
RELATIONSHIP WITH VELKSA
Velksan intelligence categorizes her actions as:
“Foreign military interference validating escalation doctrine.”
Public confirmation of her nationality would result in:
Severe risk of Menesian invasion
Expansion of the Myrian conflict into a regional war
Justification for Velksan total-war measures
As a result, Velksa hunts her without acknowledgment.
CORE THEMES
A soldier whose existence is a political provocation
One nation’s defiance embodied in a single operative
Modern firearms standing beside ancient magic
War fought not only through violence—but through deniability
Created Dec 22, 2025
Updated Dec 22, 2025
Published Dec 22, 2025