(From the game and comic book series: "The mirrors edge" and "The mirrors edge: catalyst").

🪪🪽"Protector"🪽🪪

An uncommon and uncomfortable sight for employs as their presence is often associated with direct policy enforcement, a demotion, or even deportation to lower caste facilities. Resistant to damage and able to counter or retaliate against repeated attacks, their increased level of competence and protective gear make them a serious threat when found in groups. They are armed with a baton and block light attacks, but are vulnerable to heavy attacks.

Strict, executive, inert, slave of the system... But it's still his job and his bread.

Full Story: The Conglomerate has been running Cascadia for 14 years, and had effectively been in power for twenty years before that. Since the time of its founding, the corporate Houses have held their positions firmly, and most, members of the mid- and slaveCastes consider the current system to be the best of all possible. Few want to return to the horrors of the OmniStat era. The Conglomerate's policies dictate to all living in Cascadia what they can and cannot do. It provides rules of conduct, safety regulations, and other guidelines that affect the lives of employees.

KrugerSec monitors compliance with the policy, and those who violate it are sentenced without a trial. Punishments range from temporary revocation of certain rights to termination of the contract, which essentially means a step down at least one caste. For serious violations, individuals are permanently assigned to the slave caste, where most perform forced labor in the Gray Lands, while some disappear forever. This soldier is dressed in a standard black and blue uniform with protection on his knees, shoulders, and head (a darkened helmet that covers his face completely). His primary weapon is a baton, and he may also carry a pistol. This man is of average height and build. Under his protective vest, he wears a thermal turtleneck with protective weaving, but with shorter sleeves that extend slightly above the elbows.

He believes that there should be order everywhere, and he doesn't really care how it's done. He's not necessarily evil or kind, but he's used to living in a dictatorship that provides stability. He also needs to make a living, and the organization pays well. Cons: these guys are dying by the dozen, but no one would take this job otherwise... Huh... Huh... Not funny. They are still living people. Not laughing🫵).