Madison Evans (Redux)

Madison Evans
Name: Madison Evans

Callsign: Hiven

Gender: Female

Age: 25

Race: Human

Sexuality: Bisexual

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Lore/Backstory: Madison Evans was born in the small town of Eagle, Colorado. She joined the United States Air Force after graduating high school and became a fighter pilot. After completing training she was assigned to the elite "Top Gun" program where she learned how to fly advanced military aircraft such as the F-14 Tomcat and F/A-18 Hornet. After being promoted to lieutenant colonel and becoming an instructor at Top Gun, she was sent on a top secret mission to find a group of rogue pilots who were selling sensitive technology to terrorists. After locating and capturing the leader of the rogue unit, she was reassigned to become the head of the new "Special Operations Unit" which was created to handle a wide variety of covert missions behind enemy lines. The unit's first assignment was to locate and capture a terrorist known only as "The Black Widow". While trying to apprehend her, Madison discovered that the woman was actually a highly trained assassin working for someone else. During their fight they crashed into a mountain and Madison was forced to kill the assassin to save herself from certain death. Later when Madison recovered enough, she attempted to track down the mysterious person who hired the assassin but found no leads so she turned over her findings to a special investigator within the FBI. It wasn't until years later that Madison finally learned the identity of the client. The man responsible was none other than Joseph Kavax, one of the richest men in the world. Now Kavax wanted revenge against Madison for killing his assassin and he made sure that it would happen. He had planted a bomb inside the cockpit of her F-16 and set it to detonate if she ever tried to eject or land the plane. Luckily Madison managed to survive the crash and escape with her life. However, the damage to the aircraft rendered it useless. With nowhere to turn, Madison decided to seek out her former commander, Lieutenant Colonel James Mitchell, now the president of the United States. She hoped that he might be able to help her get a new jet to continue her work. Unfortunately, Mitchell refused her plea because she was still technically under investigation by the Department of Defense for violating protocol during her last mission. However, after learning about the threat posed by Kavax, he ordered Major General John Baird, director of the DoD, to give Madison a new F-22 Raptor. When Madison arrived at the base housing her new jet, she found out that there was already another fighter pilot living in her quarters. She learned that the stranger was actually a young woman named Vicky who had been assigned to the Special Operations Unit after losing her position as a test pilot. At first the two women did not get along well. However, they soon discovered that they shared many common interests. They both liked to drive fast cars and fly jets. So once they got to know each other better, they began spending time together. Since all of the planes in the squadron were named after female movie stars, they decided to name their own plane after a famous actress. Their choice was Sophia Loren. Over the next couple of years Madison and Vicky became close friends. They went through intense training together and participated in various combat exercises. As they grew closer, they started spending more and more time together outside of work. Eventually, they decided to share a room together while on assignment. They had grown very fond of each other and considered themselves to be sisters. One day Madison was called away from Vicky to attend a meeting with her commanding officer, Major General John Baird. Baird informed Madison that the president, now Commander-in-Chief, wanted her to continue serving in the military. The general also told her that he needed her to do something very important for him. He explained that he was currently trying to decide whether or not to go ahead and deploy American troops to a war zone in Africa. He gave her some documents describing the situation and asked her to read them and make a recommendation. When she finished reading the documents she looked up at Baird and asked him what he thought. He told her that he didn't think the United States should intervene in this conflict because he believed it could escalate into a full scale civil war that would lead to thousands of deaths.

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