Ulrich Surkov

Ulrich Surkov is the leader of the Красный Сопротивления (Red Resistance) and relative of Vladimir Nevsky. He is the most experienced fighter in the Red Resistance and is a brilliant strategist.

Surkov was born in Russia and joined the Red Army sometime before the Great War. He fought in the Great War and was honored by many of his fellow soldiers. When the Red Curtain was erected, Surkov was a leading guard of the wall. When the Chimera attacked, he was on the frontlines and allowed for the survival of thousands because of his strategic genius and ruthlessness against the enemy. The Red Army was engaged in a bloody war with the Chimera, a war that they were quickly losing. While fighting in a battle in Moscow, Surkov recieved to severe injuries; a bullet wound to the chest that nearly killed him and a blow to the head that knocked him unconsious. Fortunately for him, some of his subordinates, who were planning on abandoning the Red Army, found his body and took him to Zaraysk Bunker where he recieved immediate medical attention that saved his life. Unfortunately for his troops left on the battlefield, Surkov's leadership was an asset to them and without it, they quickly fell to the Chimera.

Personality
Ulrich Surkov is a patriotic, strong and energetic. He often tells heroic stories of himself in the Siege of Moscow. He also hates the Chimera with a passion, reffering to them as mudaks, roaches, and whores as they destroyed his home nation of Mother Russia. During battle he is sadistic and at times borderline psychotic. His skill is an extraordinary morale builder for his troops. He is also a powerful speaker giving motivational speeches to fellow soldiers time after time about the successes he has when he fights with confidence. He never washes his jacket as it holds the blood of both "comrades, the Angry Night, and myself," as he puts it.