Janna Dmitrievna, Captain

BC 01/6 Captain Janna Dmitrievna, . She was tall, about five feet eleven inches tall. With long blond hair and pale skin, her face was strong with Tartar features, displaying an exotic beauty. Boris is surprised to see her. "She could be the sister of the woman I loved a century ago. The one that was executed by the Reds. It took me by surprise is all. Especially since she even smells the same."

Her mission for Russian military intelligence had started simply enough. Infiltrate Nashi, find out any armed or militant formations that might be recruiting. Report back. When her reports indicated that radical factions were developing in the Nashi, it earned her a promotion and orders to organize and lead a more comprehensive infiltration of those groups. That was when she found out that military-grade equipment was being diverted to the factions and that they were training on company and battalion-sized operations. Then she learned that a reinforced company was being sent on an ‘internal removal’ operation against a town known to be populated by White Russian descendants. It was the Nashi’s political rhetoric that there were only Russians. No Reds, Whites, Greens or other factions. That for Russia to be strong, unity was needed. Nashi in and of itself wasn’t an issue. It was the fanatics that joined this armed wing, the NVG (Nashi vooruzhennye gruppy., that were a concern. Janna was trying to resist Bethany anne's truth energy, but could not, so she told all. So you aren’t here to support the attack, and you have, effectively, been fired and left to survive or die on your own?” “Yes," Jana replied "though I hope to link up with some of my team. I doubt any of us would make it through a regular border crossing, though. I’m sure our faces are now flagged.”

BC 01/7 Janna agreed to stay on Earth, as Boris' Third in Command, moving with the refugee column, in a cammoflaged Command Post, an old cargfo container, Pod Engines and acceleration, all communications, etc., with Bethany Anne BC 02/7 Age ? History? Had faced rigid military rules from the age of sixteen. (Lied to get into service.) Was 25 at time of this encounter, Boris probably over 400. “I do not talk of my life with family. They abandoned me to the streets when I was eight. I saw much suffering, but was a great reader, even back then, and the librarians took care of me when they were able. I was always in the library, learning, safe and warm. I suspect that they felt pity. It was not until I applied to join the army that I sat for my first test. I have a great memory, so I found it easy.