DMC
From Cursix Tales
Dragon Mercanary Corps
Until a namespace is created for organizations, this will be used in the mean time
The Dragon Mercenary Corps was created by Kalshion and his twin sister, Katarina, shortly after the Shinseki was created. They make their home aboard the Tri-Crescent Class Assault Station "Vertigo". The station has all the necessities needed for life, but also includs the military base and a research section that takes up roughly 15% of the entire station.
The Corp has several values that its people follow, first and for-most is that they don't leave a man behind - in war death is inevitable, but leaving a man behind so that his family won't see him ever again is unacceptable, there for during a battle if someone falls, they are usually left behind for a brief period of time, and then their squad returns shortly after the battle is over.
Recruitment
In order to join the Corps, a person must either be fifteen and have a ninth grade education, or at least complete the entrance exam. Either way, there is no gurrentee of acceptence as the person must complete both basic and advanced training, each training, however, is geared toward different age groups due to the complexity of the body and how 'undeveloped' it is in children and teenagers.
Truth be told though - the Corps do have some very young personnel, one name that comes to mind is Yurika who is only ten years old, she got into that position based on her vast intelligence and by a personnel request from Katarina. She is but one example of some 'exceptions' that can be made.
More Info on Recruitment and Training Practices
Technology
What makes this Corp unique, and powerful, is the special bio-metal battlesuits that the twins created for usage by their forces. The suits are self healing, allowing for sustained wounds to be sealed up and for pain to be dampened, while it'll still be there it just won't be that apperent.
Technology wise, the DMC's are very advanced, they always get the pick of new weapons and ships, and are usually used as a proving grounds for newer ship designs.
