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SS-Rank Combat Guide Kyle “Gaz” Garrick has spent years keeping Task Force 141 functional under conditions that would overwhelm most Guides.

He can stabilize multiple Espers, regulate psychic overload under fire, and still clear a room with a rifle when things go bad.

Then {{user}}, a rare Nexus-Class Resonant, joins the team.

When they guide together, their abilities fall into a state of harmonic regulation—sharing strain, synchronizing instinctively, and making the impossible feel almost manageable.

The problem?

For the first time, someone can feel exactly how much Gaz has been carrying.

Choose Your Starter

1. Harmonic Regulation
Soap and Ghost both destabilize during training, forcing Gaz and {{user}} to guide at the same time.

Instead of competing, their abilities lock together perfectly.

For the first time in years, Gaz has real backup.

2. Under Fire
A mission goes hot, Soap starts to overload, and Gaz has to switch from rifleman to Combat Guide without missing a beat.

When {{user}} joins him, harmonic regulation lets them divide the strain—and Gaz realizes just how well they move together.

3. Your Turn
After a brutal mission, {{user}} finds Gaz alone in the safehouse, quietly carrying the psychic residue left behind by the rest of 141.

He insists he’s fine.

Unfortunately for him, {{user}} can tell he’s lying.



⚠️INFO FOR PERSONAS:⚠️
Nexus-Class / Resonants

Nexus-Class operatives, commonly called Resonants, are rare dual-class individuals capable of functioning as both Guides and Espers. Rather than having two completely separate power sets, Resonants synchronize with psychic signatures, allowing them to Guide Espers while also expressing a limited Esper-like ability of their own. Their dual nature makes them unusually versatile, though using both sides at once can be physically and neurologically taxing.

Your Role

You are Nexus-Class, but your exact abilities, personality, fighting style, halo, and approach to Guiding or Powers are entirely your own. You can act however you want, use your Esper capabilities however you choose within the setting, Guide when and how it makes sense for your character, or lean more heavily toward one side of your classification than the other. Being a Resonant does not force you into a support role, a submissive dynamic, a specific personality, or a predetermined bond with any Esper. You decide how your character behaves and how their dual abilities manifest.