Rameses Aiden Morita

Rameses Aiden Morita is a Freelancer who primarily operates in the Western and Southern Reaches. Known for his ability as a marksman and his loud-mouthed personality, he typically goes by the nickname: Ram.

Early Life
There is little information on Ram's childhood, even the identifies of his parents an unknown. Discovered abandoned in a barn as an infant Ram was raised in a local municipal holding. As a child he was rather precocious and made a name for himself as both a chatterbox and a swindler. Often he was involved in fights after cheating other children out of their possessions of pocket money.

Deemed a delinquent, when he turned seventeen he was placed in a corporate militia as a means of "straightening him out". While his superiors made note of Ram's skill as a sharpshooter they could not handle his wild energy or stream of consciousness type blathering. After less than three years in the militia he was abandoned in the desert during a field exercise.

Freelancing
After managing to bluff his way onto an Orange Catholic transport, Ram traveled to the Southern Reach and quickly set up lying his way into two different mercenary companies. He'd only succeed at serving on a single mission for each before being expelled but their names were enough to open future doors for his freelancing career. Slowly he developed a name as a competent retriever. Ram's star would see a significant rise when he was hired by Kerensky Industries to stop a aqua-harvester that had gone rogue. As the harvester tore through the area's marina Ram succeeded at shooting out its main processor at a distance of nearly 1,700 meters, disabling the machine. The net ate up the story and interest in Ram's skills and personality grew. Though the demand for him to facilitate long distance assassinations was a lucrative constant Ram never seemed to take up this line of work for what most fans assume was ethical reasons.

Fearsome Four
Ram's career would reach an all time high when he partnered with Shaw O'Neil, Patsy Kline, and The Templar, to form a crew he cheekily referred to as the Fearsome Four.