The Majority of Development Engineers Are Former Engineers; There Are Military Affiliates, But No Career Soldiers

 

Joseph Clymer was an E-rank Development Engineer and the overall commander of the Argo Army.

How he wound up in that position can only be called a quirk of fate.

Born in the United States, he left the U.S. Army Rangers and later joined a certain war as a volunteer. He was at ground zero of a large missile strike and should have been blown to pieces without a trace—yet when he came to, he was on Planet Asia. That was two years ago.

Before the transfer he had already been a mercenary, and at the first opportunity he slipped over to the Stones’ side. Lucky for a battle-lover like him: they kept throwing him onto the very front line.

The spark was football. He and the handful of other transferees would toss a ball around. All you need is one ball; it’s easy to make up numbers.

One day, a young man joined