Wallace Warwick
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Wallace Warwick was an admiral in the Free Planets Alliance navy and a member of the Year 730 Mafia. He was born in 710 and died in XXX. He graduated second in his class.
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Commander of the 5th Fleet, his flagship was the Lugeilan.
Also known as "Baron," Wallace Warwick was, of course, a citizen of the Alliance and not an aristocrat. He was called "Baron" only because of his appearance and behavior were somewhat affected and theatrical. That nickname had a satirical meaning of "No matter how much he tries, he can't be a Count or Earl," but despite knowing it, he prided himself on the nickname and always added to his name when he had to introduce himself. Though Warwick may not have been a genius, he was a competent commander and indispensable to Ashbey. With his soft blond hair, his eyes of the same color, and medium build, he was well liked by women, and he, too, liked women very much. Especially beautiful young women with well-proportioned teeth. Outside the military he had many talents, such as card fortune telling and dancing. He played the guitar and the trumpet, played chess, darts, skied, and, of course, had many loves, providing his life with many adventures. In everything he did, he could become one step short of a master. Was Warwick concealing his true self? He was a professional military officer, but perhaps because he was a professional, he was swallowing the bitter truth with a medicinal wafer of "humor." When he graduated from the military academy, he was 7th. Bruce Ashbey was always ahead of him. In order to deal with his complex feelings, perhaps he needed some humor.
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- "I am entirely at your service." "I don't mind being under Ashbey. I'm not suited for being the top commander. I'd always like, let's see, to be a skilled amateur.
- Yang Wenli: "In the commentaries of Admiral Rosas, there's a slightly bitter but deffinite affection. He might have been regretful for the friend who accepted his many faceted talents, but lacked the persistence to become a true master in one field."
